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Encyclopedia Womannica
"jeanne" Discussed on Encyclopedia Womannica
"Hello. From wonder media network, I'm Jenny Kaplan, and this is will manica. This month we're highlighting ragers, women who use their anger, often righteous, though not always, to accomplish extraordinary things. Today we're talking about a woman who turned her despair into a vengeful nautical rampage against French nobility. Let's talk about Jeanne de clisson. Jeanne de clisson was born into a noble family in western France in 1300. Her childhood was short lived. By the age of 12, she was married to a noble man named Jeff rated chateaubriand the 8th. They had two children together before Jeffrey passed away. Jeanne was widowed with two kids by 1326. She married the brother of the duke of Brittany in 1328, but her new husband's family didn't approve. The Pope annulled the marriage two years later. Jen's first two marriages were most likely out of tradition or circumstance. But her third marriage was one of love. In 1330, Jen married Olivier the fourth dick Lisa. Olivier was a wealthy noble man, also from Brittany. He owned various territories throughout France. That land added to what Jean had inherited from her first marriage made them senior nobles in Brittany. And together they had 5 children. Jeanne knew how husbands could come and go. So, she did all she could to protect herself and her children. Jen took Olivier to court to ensure that their marriage contract would be upheld. This was not uncommon for medieval noble women. They knew their rights and were not afraid to exercise them. The court ruled in Jen's favor. Even with the marriage contract all squared away, Jeanne would not know peace for long. Part of that was because of where she lived, Brittany. Brittany has long been a place of contention. Was it independent? Was it English? Was it French? And 1341, it all came to a head. The duke of Brittany died and left no heirs. The uncertainty with regards to who would ascend power kicked off a conflict known as the war of the Breton Succession. Which would become an early part of the Hundred Years' War. Two men were vying for power. On one side there was Charles Diplo. Supported by the French king Philip the 6th. On the other, John de montfort supported by the English. They were both tangentially related to the late duke. Where did Jen and Olivier fit into all of this? Well, Olivia had an allegiance to Charles, and so he joined the war to fight with the French forces. In 1342, English soldiers attacked Vaughn, the town where Olivier was in charge. The English captured him and other French commanders during their siege. Olivier was released in a one for one exchange with an English statesman. On January 19th, 1343, England and France signed the truce of molotov. A grand tournament was held to celebrate the end of the fighting. But Olivier didn't make it to the festivities. By that point, Charles diploid had let king Philip the 6th know that he could not trust Olivier and other Breton nobles. It's not totally clear what his motives were. Some claim that Charles wanted control of Olivier's land. While others suggest that Olivier and the other noble men were accused of having conspired with the English and the capture of Vaughan. Either way, Olivier was charged with treason and was sentenced to death by king Philip the 6th. When gen found out about all this, she was furious. She did everything in her power to clear her husband's name. In one account, Jen bribed a French sergeant to delay Olivier's execution. That didn't do much to help. Jen was summoned to court for rebelling against the king. But she ignored the order. In August of 1343, Olivier was executed. The French placed his head on a spike in the capital of Brittany and left it for the public to see what happens to traders. Jen's rage went from red to white hot. She turned her pain into purpose and vowed to avenge her husband's wrongful death. King Philip the 6th and the French aristocracy would not know peace as long as Jen was around. Jen sold all of her possessions to raise money for a small army. She was able to assemble a team of about 400 men. They started on land by reading and ravaging a few French territories. Jen and her army developed a pattern of ransacking enemy property, taking any valuables and killing everyone except one or two people. The survivors went on to share the news of what they just witnessed. This was Jen's strategy for instilling fear across the country. The French would not go quietly, king Philip deployed forces to counter gen's attacks. Instead of retreating, Jen turned to the English for help. She knew if anyone would be eager to take down the French, it would be them. King Edward the third helped to require three warships. Jen had the ships painted black with red sails. Collectively, the ships were known as the black fleet, and her flagship was named my revenge. Jen was officially a pirate. Shannon her lean and mean army wreaked havoc on the open seas. They started in the bay of Biscay, capturing French shipping vessels. She then moved on to sailing the English Channel, hunting down French commerce ships. Just like their land strategy, Jen and her army killed all crew members except for a couple who would relay the terror to king Philip. Legend has it that if there were any French aristocrats present. Jeanne would personally behead them. This is how she became known as the lioness of Brittany. Jen's bloodthirsty reign of terror lasted for 13 years. She was determined to destroy any French ships owned by the French king and any noble man. She was so influential and weakening the French state that she was named an English ally in 1347. Jen even married a commander in King Edward's army in 1356. They enjoyed a short but happy marriage where they lived at the castle of NEB in Brittany under English protection. Died in 1359. All month, we're talking about rangers. For more information, check us out on Facebook and Instagram at will manica podcast. Special thanks to Liz Kaplan, my favorite sister and co creator. Talk to you tomorrow. Thrills, chills, and laughs are bigger when you save with undercover tourists. Enjoy the most fun you'll have all summer and save up to $166 per ticket to universal Orlando resort. Plus, save up to $82 per ticket for Walt Disney World, just visit undercover tourist dot com. Undercover tourist dot com. A 365 day money back guarantee is what you get from undercover tourists and authorized sellers. Plus, book your hotel and rental car undercover tourist dot com and save even more. What are you waiting for? Undercover tourist dot com. Patients first, you hear it a lot in healthcare, but you don't always see it. That's where physician associates come in. 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Encyclopedia Womannica
"jeanne" Discussed on Encyclopedia Womannica
"After Jeanne's father died, her mother left the three children in the care of the marquise de Boulogne villiers. Fortunately, the marquise and his wife were generous people. The couple sent Jean to boarding school and were able to prove her royal lineage. Securing her a small annual stipend from The Crown. Jeanne later met and married Nicolas de la motte. An officer in the local police force. Despite having very loose, noble ties. The couple began to call themselves count and countess de la motte. Nikola was forced to resign from his post following Jeanne's scandalous affair with his commanding officer. With no source of income, the couple went to Paris to try and curry favor with the royal court. Around this time, Jeanne started having an affair with rito de ville. Reto similarly was an opportunist, who hung around the fringes of the court. He dabbled in the sex trade and was a talented forger. In 1983, Jean met cardinal Louis de Rohan hailing from one of France's most noble families, the cardinal was exactly what Jeanne was looking for. Rich, powerful and desperate. The cardinal had fallen out of favor with the royal family and was hopelessly trying to get back into their good graces. Jeanne became his mistress and convinced the cardinal that she was close friends with queen Marie Antoinette. With the help of rata's forgery skills, Jeanne began sending letters to the cardinal posing as the queen. The queen would ask the cardinal for loans. Claiming the allowance she received from the king just wasn't enough. This was all quite believable. As she had a reputation for overspending. Of course, any money the Cardinals sent went directly into Jean's pocket. As a result, she flaunted her wealth and continued to move up the social ladder. The letters between the cardinal and the queen turned from friendly to flirty. The cardinal convinced himself that the queen was in love with him. He asked Jeanne to coordinate a meeting with his illicit pen pal. Although it was risky, Jean knew it was critical to her scheme. So, she arranged for a sex worker who bore a striking resemblance to Marie Antoinette. To meet the cardinal in a late night rendezvous in the Versailles gardens. Amazingly enough, the cardinal fell for the elaborate ruse. Jean knew she had him in her pocket. So when renowned jewelers, Charles bohmer and Paul basin were trying to sell the necklace they'd made for king Louis the fifteenth's mistress. Jeanne saw the perfect opportunity. King Louis the 15th had died before the necklace was complete. Made up of 647 diamonds, boemer and bassin should gone into debt to create this opulent necklace. And now they had no buyer. They tried to sell it to the royal family, but the new king had no intention of honoring his father's deal. And his queen, Marie Antoinette wanted nothing to do with a piece of jewelry originally intended for a royal mistress. Jeanne sent the jeweler's desperation and pounced. She had retro forge another letter from the queen. This time, the queen told the cardinal that she did actually want the necklace. But knew her husband wouldn't approve because of the country's grim financial state. The cardinal began negotiations to buy the necklace on behalf of his royal lover. In the end, the grand total came out to be around 1.6 million livres. Well over $10 million today. The jeweler gave the necklace to a close friend and confidant of the queen. Jeanne Jeanne then gave the necklace to her husband, who disassembled it and took it to London to be sold off in pieces. The plan went off without a hitch. Now Jeanne was actually rich. Even wealthier than some royals. What she failed to plan for was the follow-up. The jewelers never received payment and questioned why the queen wasn't wearing this magnificent piece of jewelry. To find out where their money was, the jeweler wrote to the queen to explain the situation. The blame immediately landed on the cardinal. In his appearance before the king and queen, the cardinal presented the letter in which he believed the queen had asked him to buy the necklace. It was instantly clear that the letter was a fake. It was signed with the queen's full name. When everyone knew that the royals only signed letters with their first name. The scam revealed, all roads led back to Jeanne and her accomplices. She was arrested shortly after the cardinal. In 1786, a public trial was held. The entire story complete with details of a sex worker credibly impersonating the queen was revealed to a scandalized public. Jeanne feigned innocence, but was ultimately found guilty of being the mastermind behind the whole plot. She was publicly whipped and branded as a thief before being sent off to serve a life sentence in prison. Always crafty. Jeanne managed to escape after just a year. In 1789, Jeanne now a safe distance away in London, published her memoir. She painted herself as the heroine, and the Queen as the villain. The entire affair of the diamond necklace, severely hurt public opinion of the monarchy. The lies in John's book added fuel to the fire. Especially around distaste for the queen. The rising discontent laid the groundwork for the French Revolution and eventually the execution of Marie Antoinette in 1793. Jean de ville was saint Remy, died in August of 1791. She was 35 years old. All month we're talking about mischief makers. For more information, find us on Facebook and Instagram at will manica podcast. Special thanks to Liz caplan, my favorite sister and co creator. Talk to you tomorrow. Your future in business is bright and nothing's going to get in your way. 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Encyclopedia Womannica
"jeanne" Discussed on Encyclopedia Womannica
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The Charlie Kirk Show
Julaine Appling Breaks Down a Crucial Election in Wisconsin
"Know today's election day in Wisconsin? That's right. It feels like we just got over the 2022 midterms and we, oh, elections are a long ways away. No, no, no. Today in Wisconsin. Everybody watching right now, listening on radio if you have friends or family in Wisconsin, we have to mobilize, it's going to be a low turnout election for a very high stakes primary for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. It's super important. It's not getting the attention it deserves. And to help explain is one of the best grassroots activists in Wisconsin, jolene appling, president of Wisconsin family action, Jeanne, welcome to the program, explain to us what's happening in the great state of Wisconsin today. Thanks, Charlie. Good to be with you. You're good to see you again. Thanks for all you're doing to immobilize people and inform them. You know, this is an exciting day in Wisconsin really, Charlie. This is election day. And every election day is important. And this one is particularly so. In fact, I just spoke to a group of teenagers and told them they're living in a moment of history because we have the opportunity today in Wisconsin to elect the people who will go on to the general election on April 4th to fill a vacancy that we have in our state Supreme Court. You know, what makes this so significant is that right now our 7 members Supreme Court leans conservative. We have a four three conservative tip right now. However, one of the conservatives has chosen after two ten year terms not to run again. And that is justice pat Rogan second. So what's happened is we have this open seat. And the liberals are literally salivating over this open sea. Here in Wisconsin, you know, Charlie, we have a divided government right now. We have a very Liberal Democrat in the governor's office and we have yeah, that's a good word for it. We have Republicans in control of both houses of our state legislature. So the liberals can advance their agenda that way.
AP News Radio
Cairo donations for quake-hit Syria top expectations
"At a yard in Cairo, Egypt, residents help pack donations for earthquake hit northern Syria. Volunteers fill boxes with items like essential food supplies, blankets, clothes, and baby milk before loading onto vans. The donation campaign in Cairo has gathered momentum as people like Renee Jeanne and eager to give supplies and help with the relief efforts. One of my Friends was in contact with this organization, helped gather a lot of donations that we dropped off. And now we're all here helping to pack and label the boxes to be put on the flight to go home over to school. Hasan Abdel tawab from the tatanaki foundation says the initial plan was to collect two tons of donations, but this has become so much bigger than imagined and has reached 120 tons, millions of Syrians in the northwest have lived in poverty for years, mostly relying on aid to survive. I'm Charles De Ledesma
Mark Levin
Free Beacon: Biden Joint Chiefs Nominee Embraces ‘Gender Advisers’ for Troops
"Biden joint chiefs nome NOM embraces gender advisers for our troops This is part of what I talk about on the Sunday show how we're focused on this sort of stuff and the communist Chinese are focused on killing us President Joe Biden's nominee free bacon for the vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff told the Senate gender advisers for combat troops are critical to U.S. success a position some veteran says nothing more than a left wing initiative that distracts from the military's court duties Where are we finding these generals And are they working for us or the enemy Who are these fools The revelation came during a December 8 exchange with senator Jeanne shaheen Democrat New Hampshire Who asked how admiral Christopher Grady intends to implement women peace and security legislation within the joint chiefs of staff Women peace and security the role of a gender adviser is a way to attack a very significant issue And if confirmed I look forward to leveraging those advisers who could make me think better and smarter about the issues that you raise Grady said So I look forward to if confirmed understanding the ecosystem and helping advance the cause going forward again This is general This is a general
Bloomberg Radio New York
"jeanne" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Equity rates that can go up Jeanne I find this fascinating the idea here that central bankers and frankly policymakers in general don't want to see rates go up too high because the economy is no longer able to withstand it because of what you're just talking about Does that mean that the more volatile asset class is perhaps short term yields that have very little room to maneuver but could potentially be offset dramatically by what my people might speculate about policy changes whereas stocks continue to be supported no matter what by the negative real yields that you see persisting Yeah so certainly consistent with what we've seen over the last month or two right Lots of swings around the repricing of the near term policy And yet the backdrop has been continuous to be constructive more broadly for risk assets I think that would be consistent with rates might be lifting up a different point in time but there's a conviction that overall this is going to be a muted the hiking cycle And if it were not I think we've seen some example of that then markets are quick to price some kind of policy mistakes or quick reversal of policy Which speaks to this environment we're talking about it's going to be difficult to raise rates or I don't know if you put it as any rate rise will have a bigger impact I'm honored to do this with your work at Princeton as you know the great Olivier blond chart of France of MIT and of the International Monetary Fund professor Blount chart is out with a blistering note this morning and the Peterson institute saying forget about team temporary forget about team gloom John mentions doctor ilarian He says we need to get used to the consequences of higher inflation What are the consequences of a sustained higher inflation is Olivier blond chard mentions Well I mean it feeds to the entire economy So you know there will be adjustment to obviously prices but that means also we'll see some wage dynamics that nominal which randomly that will be different than eventually workers will want to keep up with this inflation It's going to change the bargaining situation and I think we'll see wages catching up We haven't seen I think I don't know what I've been reading at Olivier's piece but I would suspect one of the key point is for the last 20 years where inflation was missing in action And even if we are 2.5% well the going back after some spikes is going to feel different for that reason And the other big point is how will people react in terms of their expectation of inflation And I don't think people we have collectively a good handle There's no good models of fish expectations And so that's a big unknown I guess that we'll need to track and live with now John always great to get your thoughts as always fantastic Jump out on the secretary market global markets the economy too And Tom that's what's really interesting about this moment If I can guarantee you say the 5% CPI that Wells Fargo are looking for next year together with the 4% realty target too If I can guarantee you that you'll have some people in this equity market on the want to stay long then corporate America can adapt profitability will still be great Others who say the deceleration from gross from 6 down to 5 down to four Together with the pressure on margins it won't be as good That's why we're still so divided on the outlook even if I can guarantee you what the economic data will be Correct me on this but the Blanchard node is absolutely blistering about look Let's grow up and stop with the childish media phrases and look at where we are He's focused on the economy on finance but John is our focus next year gonna be on emerging markets Olivier blond shirts says look at that They're already making a move Tom Yes that's my Mexican Brazil They've already made a move It's already happening Never mind next year Yeah No question about it Equity futures up ten advancing two tenths of 1% Heard on blowback radio Seen on Bloomberg TV getting it to the weekend finally from New York This.
Between The Lines
Thinner, More Energetic Kim Jong Un Appears at North Korea
"Last week though. Midnight parade in pyongyang mark. The third anniversary of north korea's founding the thirty seven year old dictator kim jong un. He appeared well looking remarkably slimmer than just a few months ago. So doesn't north. Korean leaders slimmer waistline represent a sign that perhaps kim is healthier. If so does that just improve. He's position at home or does a sudden white loss reflect health condition if so is the jockeying for succession happening. Jeanne lee is a senior fellow at the wilson center in washington and a former pyongyang bureau chief for the associated press jane. Welcome to ibc's aaron. It's great to join. You know kim jong owns father. Kim jong il and grandfather kim. You'll soon they both died of heart attacks. So what's the significance of kim significant white loss actually north koreans consider being plump a sign of prosperity and success. So this is you know. Of course only. The elites can afford to eat well in north korea but in kim jong lions case his weight has crept up over the years. I've seen him over the past ten years. At first it was a little bit of baby fat but it's it became a lot more than that. Clearly somebody has said you need to address this
V103
"jeanne" Discussed on V103
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V103
"jeanne" Discussed on V103
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Everything Everywhere Daily
"jeanne" Discussed on Everything Everywhere Daily
"Burn all of her personal effects and id card from the nineteen thirties. Had different color for her is almost all people shrink over time. But according to her listed height she was almost the same height at one hundred and fourteen as she was at fifty. She told stories about a maid who took her to school but when the records were checked the made was younger than john clement. They started doing an advanced analysis of her photos. Through the years looking at particular parts of her face the conclusion they came to was startling. The john clement. Who died in one thousand. Nine hundred seven wasn't the john clement. Who was born in eighteen. Seventy five clem. And was actually her younger daughter. Yvonne who was born in eighteen ninety eight. She had actually died at the age of ninety nine. What they believe happened is that von. Didn't die in one thousand nine hundred eighty four. John actually died at the age of fifty nine. Yvonne assumed the identity of her mother to avoid a state taxes. It explained why. John's grandson often called her mother. She was his mother. It explains why she continued to live with her son in law to the end of his life. He wasn't her son in law. Was her husband. All of this probably would have gone unnoticed. Say for the fact that john aka yvonne to live a really long time tack on twenty three years to an already long life and suddenly you have something which makes news all over the world. If this theory is true it also makes much of her life. Make more sense. She didn't live by herself until the age of one hundred and ten. She only lived by herself until the age of eighty seven. She ride a bike until the age of one hundred chilling did so until.
Everything Everywhere Daily
"jeanne" Discussed on Everything Everywhere Daily
"On august fourth nineteen ninety-seven. John lewis come on passed away in arles france. At the time it was reported that she was one hundred twenty two years and one hundred and sixty four days old. No one else has ever been verified to have even lived to the age of one hundred twenty however in the year center passing. Many people have begun to question. Her story not only might not have been a super centenarian but she might not have even been a centenarian at all. Learn more about john clermont and if she in fact was the oldest person who ever lived on this episode of everything everywhere daily. This episode is sponsored by the travel photography academy. If you've listened to enough episodes of this podcast you'll notice that. I often interject places that i visited. That's because i spent over ten years of my life traveling around the world almost non-stop during that time. I went from being a complete novice and photography to winning almost every major travel photography prize in north america. When i learned how to do travel photography. I do it the hard way. It took years of time and lots of travel. That's why i created the travel photography academy so you can learn from me in much less time spending much less money. It's an online video. Course which is shot on location in france spain the united states and i cover everything. You need to improve your travel photography so if you wanna take your photography to the next level and get better photos on your next trip. Visit travel photography academy dot com or click on the link and the shouts. As the official story is told john louise's clermont was born on february twenty first eighteen. Seventy five in arles in the south of france. Longevity was a trait that ran in her family she had a brother which lived to be ninety seven and her father lived to be ninety three but for her last decade her life would have been very unremarkable. And there wouldn't be people doing podcasts. About in the twenty first century she had by all accounts in normal childhood. Her father was a shipbuilder. she attended primary school. She lived with her parents until she was twenty one when she married her first cousin. The couple only had one child. A daughter named giovanni who mourn in january of.
V103
"jeanne" Discussed on V103
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I love my girl Heaven sane and stay a day to remember. Feel some say feel sake, you women with you mean laugh! Get right. Don't give it Damn me. Yeah, baby with the joy of living When things get time, I can always turn to John. My in jail. Major and you are Wow joined my change, Angel. Oh, No, no, no. The way we turned Char love the way it feels every time you're near me, my poor heart just want to keep still no doubt about That is love. I feel really asked me to go away you, you know. Yeah. Holy me, homey time, right? Only you can make it. We'll only you make it all right. I just let me know that I am specialty. You My main jail. Mm. Changing your my Been thinking about you. For quite a while. You're on my mind every day and every night my every thought is you That thing you do seem so says Fire am to me. I'm most confessing girl like it. You send. She knows up last and every time I take one Look at you like it. Girl. You're blowing me. Just say to me. I like the way you come snows told you when it's just the little things you do their show. How much really can't let me fall on. Do you know exactly what to do? You put that fine inside of me and making long dream you send chills must take it. Can you run this by you? Just one more time? Yeah, my my every day and every night Not every thought, is you Things you do so says Fine to me. Most confessed sick girl girl You sent chills up my spine every time. My take one girl. You're going to come with me. I like the way you come in your hand. I like those styles problems you when it's just a little bit. You do that show Much can love. Do you know exactly wanted to do it, boys and make him love. Yet like it, darling coming, John. Let him come in. Like it. Just trying to buy a girl. A baby. I'm like every way home your hair. Every little thing you do. Show them money every time. How did cheat walking down my spine? My like this. Sweat holds. This is where the hotel Yeah, Yeah. Mm feelings so deep and feelings? No. The same night me control my anxiety. Like I'm touching the ceiling. When I do it can bring you do some took me. You never get over going to live, and I'm afternoon gave me high like you do. Yeah, No, never get over you until someday and you gave me high like you do. This is my girl. Did I put up in the high go bad had just wants Deputy bad with Adam. Boot up my go back. I don't Speedy that just won't stop because how many ways can be that? I need you babies through. Mm. I think the man died without you. I over my body, You know, like it ain't got to tell you. What do You never get over something new again. High like you. Yeah, No, never get over some day and you gave me highlight you. You listen to go back to boot up, Michael Beauty had it just wants to get out of that. I know that CD, Dad, It just wants to go head over heels in love right in front of me. I ain't gotta look no more baby. I want Build this low. Everything you own. You ain't got asked for you Got me Buddha Buddha Buddha, So you're going to jump. I don't want to choose her coming up. Buddha Buddha, let me by the someday and do against highlight you Do listen to my bad Bt Dad Boot up in the high gold. I'd better be teed Adam it just want stab you go bad. Yeah. He had to put up Hung go bad bt Dad, It just won't stop you, girl. This is such a crazy feeling. I don't want to get too attached, but I feel like I already am. My mind's telling me one thing, but I guess I should listen to my heart. Right. Good. No back to back love songs. The sweat Hotel. Yeah. Oh, Hello? Never seen a sunshine like this. Never seen the moon glow.
WTMJ 620
"jeanne" Discussed on WTMJ 620
"Here's Jeanne Miller. All ball all the time. Baseball that is Mary Colleague of Milwaukee. Radiothon continues as they celebrate 10 years, Brian D Folks still being generous out their amazing generosity from people all over the state of Wisconsin this morning, Robin and Mona our leaders to chime in with some donations. Thank you so much. We're just shy of two. $2000 raised just this morning alone. In addition to all the donations that have been coming in for the last couple of weeks, which is incredible. A couple of more should put us over that two K mark for the morning. That would be incredible. I'm telling you, the good vibes always come around. It's Friday. It's sunny outside. If you can make a donation, five bucks 10 bucks those little things really add up to get us to our goals and help out as many kids that want to participate in the Miracle League as possible. I promise you, the good vibes will come back your way on this Friday. 8 13 at WTMJ keeping the baseball theme going with Brewer's 3 60. Rick's less injure gets you up to speed on what's going on at and fam field this weekend. Bruce taking on the Pirates, They're back home already. Isn't that great? Great summer weekend coming up? Rick gets you, uh, no as to where to go and what to do as we approach reopening day That's coming up a couple Fridays from now, June 25th, and they've had the twist to reopening day. Not only is he going to be 100% capacity, but dollar dog's going to be there at a reopening day you ever been to a dollar dog? Oh, yes. Oh, it's the best thing ever. You just slap a 20 down and you're good to go. That's that's the game Wherever where? The pants with the foil pockets 8 14. Have you been really looking for a great truly great job in the assisted care field? If you're looking, then we probably don't want to talk to you. Well, let's start again. If you already have a great, truly great job in the assisted care field and are not looking for a new job, then we definitely want to talk to you. I'm Tom ignite, known for 30 years as the innovator, owner of Miracle homes. For the past seven years Since my dad's passing in a care home, I have been on a relentless mission to emerge Top top caregiving with resort like care, and I won't stop until I've achieved that goal. We are well on our way but have a way to go. And if you know, but won't brag about it that you are or you strive to be one of the very best caregivers or managers being paid top dollars for loving no more than four residents at a time. Call my wife, Jackie..
Kottke Ride Home
Why Unique People Are More Attractive
"Well this is good news for me. And i'd bet some of you listening. The bbc's says that unique and nonconformist people are more attractive. Bbc futures modern love column set out to learn whether there was one ideal trait one universal standard of beauty that humans select for and which is therefore become dominant over time. But the problem they quickly encountered is that even if a certain traits seems to be near universally desirable for example some researchers have looked back over time from five hundred bc two now and been able to identify the hourglass shape as an idealized figure for women the fact that not every human has those traits seems to work against the selection arguments so if not that then what gives jeanne beauvais and evolutionary biologist at northumbria university who conducted one of the studies on women's waist to hip ratios throughout history told the bbc quote that this preference arose simply because wider hips and a narrow waist communicate that a woman is of a reproductive age but not old and that she has given birth a fewer number of times. One thing that seems to really hold is that traits that are attractive in women are often queues of age and also parody. The number of times she has given birth says beauvais they are really closely related to attractiveness and quotes so attractive traits. At least like that one are not linked to genes and therefore not a form of sexual selection and thus why we don't look the same like some animals and this was backed up by two thousand. Fourteen study led by psychologists said the university of queensland that had straight men and women rate computer generated body shapes of the opposite gender with each body varying slightly in twenty four different areas like hip ratio height shoulder width etc. According to bbc for men choosing women body mass was the first priority with men choosing smaller women. It took a long time. Though for traits we commonly think of as important like breast size to matter at all and like wise waist to hip ratio was only really later
WTMJ 620
"jeanne" Discussed on WTMJ 620
"Here's Jeanne Miller. If you weren't listening to Brewer's 3 60 yesterday, we were talking with Brewer's president of baseball operations. David Stern's about things, including Christian Yelich, his balky back one of the remedies. I proposed that the end of our segment was perhaps the age old mustard plaster. Please elaborate. What the heck is that? I've never been victim. The one my mom would talk them up all the time is cures for everything, but she never really put one on me that I can remember, but I think it's just a blend of mustards. They put it on your chest in this, the usually use it for colds and stuff like that. I think back in the olden times, but also for muscle aches. Anything is kind of a remedy to cure all home made remedy. What do you mean? A blend of mustards? Am I taking like a bottle of coops and a bottle of French is and scored in Amman. Yellows back, she's grown up. I think a little more pungent radium or the smell out there. Okay, I think, but I would like to know now, if David Stern's to recommend this actually to the medical staff, or if he was just being polite. I'm guessing it was probably be just just say yes. Just say this. Yes to the radio, the radio funny would it be if you're trying to get an autograph from yelling at some point later, the city's there We have it in studio when it's safe to interview, but he just smells like quick. Like like a giant bratwurst. You let yourself it's my new cologne 7 14 and WTMJ Sports of Brandy Neck sponsored by Green Bay Outfitters fishing charter that fishing trip to Canada. It ain't happening with covert their borders are closed. Keep this on the down low because there's a lot of people without fishing charter plans right now, But remember this name Green Bay Outfitters Amazing fishing Right on the Bay of Green Bay Wall. I musky salmon, all inclusive private waterfront accommodations with world class food and service from a professional chef. Green Bay Outfitters, also as corporate and day trip packages, So when the word gets out, you'll be too late. If you don't book now, Green Bay outfitters dot com Welcome back to ask Castle.
The Garden Report | Boston Celtics Post Game Show from TD Garden
Tatum Scores a Triple-Double Against the Bulls
"This was a game for all the Campbell haters because when Kemba misses the game, like I like Jason Tatum is cold as ice and you see the final score this one these guys could not buy a basket tonight. And this was the game that if Kemba Walker plays that's less time for Pritchard that's less shots for for Tatum who certainly couldn't you know wasn't on tonight and maybe they're getting better looks because Jeanne listen when Kemba Walker's Out There He commands a lot more attention than Richard does or, you know, whoever else you know Waters or whoever you want to put in there. So it's a little bit of a trickle-down effect. I will say I liked that song even though Tatum was off he found other ways to contribute. I mean triple-double tonight, you know, you don't want to just sniffed that away so credit credit for that
How'd It Happen Podcast
"jeanne" Discussed on How'd It Happen Podcast
"Be listed at every single idea and who the lead was an a brief abstract so encouraged people to look at each other's ideas and we found initially people were thinking about somewhere ideas and didn't they might be different parts of campus. And we had you know we. We gave them the flexibility of combining the projects before they went to the lion's proposal stage. So we've been doing that and we to do that. We have since the beginning of the added that you know the project to be innovative evaluating on. How the geo in what is innovative. We're pretty open with that. Means a potential for impact and again. We're the impact is going to be something that the team gets to articulate that we take a look at and most recently asked people to make sure they incorporated clemson practices. So they're either reaching an audience with whatever it is they're developing might not normally be or perhaps a bringing people into the project team right from the start might not want to be part of planning project light that breed most of the projects have people for multiple areas of canvas working together on it. And so it's been it's been a tremendous you can tell i'm excited about to watch some of these projects that love will then have gone and gotten additional. External banged events and companies formed our innovation space on campus. Seven seven hub was actually a puzzle in the very first competition and we had some internal capital better nation on set. Aside in case we wanted to do something that involves face in that first year and two students proposal and to faculty also router proposal on very similar topic with the students were really creative and bottles about wanted to have a space where creative entrepreneurial minded students could meet each other and their proposal was so much better received than the factoid for honestly that year on a very similar because we already had an entrepreneur show sat on campus was kind of tucked away and people weren't really using and people's lodden always blonde to the business and so the space is now icon creative space on campus is rolling out door for yard where they do out. You know they could be outside Do outside programming students faculty staff and beer on some programs out of it. It's well on. The seat of that idea came out of our very first competition and we said probably about a year and a half working with a group of students and the staff that we had Signed for this initiative to really envision what would be and get input from different stakeholders celebs turn toured other nations spaces in the region. They went out on campus. And you know poll sued safe. They has set out from insurer in the old face Chair the old space apart figured out. What would work you know from physical programming standpoint. two to draw people gather and what In two thousand fifteen when you first started working on this can you remember where your mind was about. What the future would look like as a result of going down this path and leading this effort and has that has happened. Matt exceeded totally different than what you thought or well i think. I heard other campus initiatives. That i've done some strategic planning sort of understood what process would look like when you build something but i would have had no idea of al. What the outcomes would be that No we had a lot of time when we were saying the strategic plan for years before that of working with sharing committee and really allowing them to kind of shape the direction that we would move in process lines and so we created in twenty fifteen when we started this sell what became the explorer. Challenge was was invasion council. You know kind of Down with how we do this one as says. What can we try delay the next year what were went to work. How do we change up. And they're really the people who drove what happened. There wasn't any decided or mike level deciding that we're gonna do it exactly this way. We gave people the opportunity for students faculty and staff from cross canvas willing to make sure we modeled while we were trying to in question was could students and staff compete with faculty in this kind of competition and we learn quickly that he set it up right and make it open. Can give the right kind of feedback. That was absolutely sure we had great student. Ideas head. great ideas comment. We get a lot packed with the ideas faculty. that's part of their job. They're used to doing this kind of thing. And so Develop that shared model caller campuses who've done their own spin on taking forward in terms of what priorities they have so everyone been able to guess which projects we would get each year some because i know a lot of people on campus a lot of really interesting. Thanks and you. You mentioned the shift from the name in innovation fund to explore challenge Seemed like there were some some some semantics maybe or some feelings that different types of feelings people attached to the word innovation. Maybe it scared. Some people may be excited other people you which i can appreciate because when you think about innovation. The definition can be very personal. What what.
SportsCenter All Night
Chicago Loyola Basketball Coach Porter Moser Leaves For Oklahoma
"Of legendary Oklahoma men's basketball coach Lon Kruger. The Sooners have their new bench boss, now former Loyola Chicago head coach Porter Moser. Moser went 1 88 and 1 41 in 10 seasons with the Ramblers, including three conference championships in a final four. The 52 Year old has a head coaching resume that also includes Arkansas, Little Rock and Illinois State. No word yet on if Sister Jeanne is also part of the steel, probably not to March madness on
V103
"jeanne" Discussed on V103
"Battle. Hi, Daisy. Baby. So anyone hold me Hey. You have made that apart. So good. T wait that step to say, Hmm. Is's really good gig. Oh, you got to say yes or you got it. Don't say it. Don't know what you're fit. Let me undress you open up your mind Just as I'm about to let you know you make me so all you gotta do, Seo. Don't know what you feel, baby interest. You big open up your mind Just as I'm about to do that, you know you make me sorry. So so system So you made me so. So, so, so sorry. So soon, Love. Thank you has taken time. Take time. But I always knew you could trick Mr. But hey, Uh, this is gonna be made tonight. Tonight or you gotta do is say yes. All you gotta do is say, I don't know what you feel, baby undress you open up your mind. Just what I love about that. You know you make me so. I don't know what you feel. Baby invested baby, Open up your mind. Just west. I'm about to do that. You know you make me so. So. So. So, so sorry. You make me so? So? So? So. So, So, So. So you May me son, so slow, so, son. You may be soon. So, Sis Sis Sis School. Oh, Mm hmm. Oh, 00 Hey. Hey, I've got much love from my ladies in northwest Indiana on whatever you want. I got a baby. Just pick up the phone and give me a call that a 66 19 sweat is where you can reach me, baby. This is the one on three.
V103
"jeanne" Discussed on V103
"Later. Kill home, right? You know that don't feel right. Sorry, mate. Staving. Oh, great. Bottom, Right? Love story. Touch trying Wait. Oh, you'll get another Great. Great when you don't you Great clothes here. Hey. I used to think about the two of things, you know, like, Do you love me? Do you want me? Are you gonna call me like you said you would. Is this really your real phone number? But you know I'm a man. Now that you're grown man on and I came alone with Spears taught me one thing told me to hold on to my love Tell e just can't help thinking living without you didn't even see it sometime. I just can't live crime by beheading. I'm not wary about a double d. I'll take anything you brag. Oh, I love the sunshine. You left that rain Because being down, man, my lonely and I just can't be with you. E tried everything you're talking about. There was no stuff to take it just I call your name You take away. I don't want you anyway. Thanks. Thanks. I've done a lot of did a lot of us are going to be here and you Do you swear? I swear I don't really care if your tears fall down. You know you're going to fix him every time. I know you get interns. Every girl's age, trying to get the your mind. The same ones will be hit my life. They're not your friends. I need you.
V103
"jeanne" Discussed on V103
"Song is we're together woman violent in every way a promise To be honest when I speak, They'll want to put you on the top of my list. One more girl like talking. Wanna get everything. Please tell me that you're working on this. You know the way makes me feel every day I think of feeling for a song is we're together, woman, wh in every way, I promise to be honest with us Big deal. Wanna put your family's one or girl talking going to give you everything, please? I mean, it's your turn. Yes. You know the ways to speak to me. Don't stop love. It's the sweat hotel. I give you Wrap it around. Won't be satisfied with just a piece of this, huh? My jack. You're my Oh, my God. Heaven say he's dead dead, say. Well, sick with give right Don't give it to me, baby with joy. When please get fucking always, Jean. Yeah. Oh, Way every time you're near me, My heart just won't keeps it no doubt about it. It said this mother be freely asked me to go with you, you know? Oh, wait, wait. We'll only make it all right. I just like, you know, they're gonna show you my angel. You blew up a sweat hotel is open and.
V103
"jeanne" Discussed on V103
"Faxed great race like a good neighbor State farm. Is there Yeah, I want a phone. Yeah. So Get out. Hey. The town way. Winner get baby out to see Oh, Man T o You fucking with you. Again, baby. Let's go again. Oh, You can show. Oh, you don't never handled well, that's one way street. You know what I gotta do me? Oh, Today's.
V103
"jeanne" Discussed on V103
"Never Can we just can we just get started off? I could see it here. I can tell that you don't know what's been on your mind. There's no museum. He's just tell me something I heard before. And it's you know, just stuff. Can't we just can't interest before we kids never like this way. Just Can we just get out? You left some flowers in the room. Make sure you go on. You know, my mom won't be there for five bucks. I've been and what? You just stop him. Can't we just trust before we get.
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Biden likely to remain tough on Chinese tech like Huawei, but with more help from allies
"Joe Biden will shortly reverse many of President Donald Trump's policies. But to the surprise of some Biden may hold the line when it comes to confronting Chinese technology companies. Reporting on this in The Washington Post is Jeanne Whalen, who joins us now in the coma News line Gene as you're right, President Trump labeled Chinese technology and companies like Wal Way a security threat. How my President elect Biden changed that approach. So from the foreign policy analysts and tech analyst that I spoke with and looking at some Biden's own writings and the writings of his top advisers. It does seem, the consensus is that he won't He won't change it much that he will maintain a hard line toward Chinese tech companies, including hallway, but he will tweak the strategy a little bit, maybe, you know, obviously stop with the extreme tweeting and he'll probably most importantly, try to recruit more of our allies to confront China as a unified front to try, Tonto. Negotiate with China for For it to follow more of the Western Market economy. It's trading rules to try to kind of help bring China more into the western economy. That's that's kind of the contents out there. Of course, protecting intellectual property is a major concern of American companies before they parted with Chinese manufacturing firms. What will binds approach look like on that front. I don't know is the quick answer it, But, you know, I think I think the U. S has been pushing China too. Respect intellectual property more and to to not force the transfer of I P when Western companies enter the Chinese market. China clearly knows the U. S position on that and it Z. You know, I think the Trump Administration has really tried to push that line and I'm sure the Biden administration will continue to whether whether it will succeed is unclear, but Again. It's the main difference will be that it will. I think attempt to try to work more with our allies approach China as one United Group and say, If you want to enter our markets and trade in our markets, then you need to behave more by the Trading rules of the global economy and allow us into your markets and allow us into your markets without unfairly taking our intellectual property. You know, five G check is, of course, has been so important around the world. And we know Chinese Tech has been critical of the vet Our American allies likely to confront Beijing when so much is on the line there. Well, the five G's story has already been kind of shifting, so I think the Trump Administration did make some progress in getting allies in Europe. To cut back on their use of while weighs five g network equipment. Countries such as the UK and France have Essentially barred much quality equipment from their fighting networks and are looking to European suppliers. Instead, there's also a growing movement now to try to Use an entirely different approach toward five D equipment to kind of pivot away from the type of equipment sold by China and some other suppliers and to use more of a software driven. Model that relies more on US software that that's a different kind of network, called an open Ran five G network, which is pretty technical to explain, but They don't seem to be already some movement, perhaps away from Wall Way inside G.
Jeanne Sparrow
Trump chief of staff Meadows diagnosed with COVID-19
"Chief of staff Mark Meadows has tested positive for the Corona virus. He is the latest top White House official to come down with the virus. Meadows was reportedly at the Trump campaign. The election quarters as recently as Election Night
Nightside with Dan Rea
Democrats and GOP each pick up a Senate seat
"Lot of eyes around the White House race, and they are, but that is not the only race tonight that will affect what goes on in Washington. In the coming years. The BBC sherry small keeping an eye on the Senate, sherry Good. Good evening Been Democrats trying to flip the GOP controlled Senate 35 seats up for election twice a CZ many Republicans a seats up for election than Democratic seats, according to the AP. So far, they're eight wins for Republican seven seats going to Democrats. Among those Democratic winds include three New England senators. Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey. No surprise there also no surprise for New Hampshire incumbent Senator Jeanne Shaheen and incumbent Senator John Reed of Rhode Island. But these early numbers what they don't include are about a dozen highly watched tight races where the seats could flip. That includes up in Maine. Incumbent Senator Republican Susan Collins is being challenged by Democrat Sara Gideon, now in the House, current Democrat controlled House. I should say Republicans, they're trying to win back. Some of those seats that they lost black back in that blue wave of the 2018 mid term election right now, looking at the AP map. We're seeing 40 seats in the house so far. Going to Republicans and 70 seats so far going to excuse me reverse at 41 seats going Tio Democrats 70 seats so far going Tio Republicans in the early numbers that have come in, we'll keep an
Ramsey Call of the Day
Should I Use My Employer's Car Lease Benefit?
"Ethan is in Detroit High Ethan. Welcome to the Dave Ramsey show. Doing great man how can we help? I word for an automotive maker manufacturer and engineer there. Can One of the company perks or benefits I guess. That they offer is a employee leaf option, right? So I I can get a vehicle. It's a one year lease. Yep a London Mile with insurance included YEP and repairs. Repairs Maintenance wrinkly Irish included everything's included. Yep and prior to. Working there I was paying around two hundred insurance. Idea of And I'm debating. So my current payment is around five fifty and actually brought my wife's and on the program recently. I'm debating even worth it to carry that. The Fowler. The lease on your employment on your employees deal. Yeah Okay. You're on and you're driving a nice car. Yeah it is. It's a truck. You you didn't take. You didn't take the cheaper chicken you got the big dog. Well Who is Ford. Our Jeanne outs. I. Chrysler Oh. Okay. All right. Well, I've looked at several of these Nissan is here in our neighborhood I've looked at the Ford one. I've looked at the GM. Went off the top of my head but most of these have nothing to do with a traditional card lease. It's an employee benefit program. You're basically got a car completely furnished miles everything insurance everything's built in at five fifty. You can't touch that truck for that. Truck goes down five, hundred, fifty dollars a month in value if you own it. And you got insurance and maintenance and gas and everything they include gas don't they some of them Goodson doesn't okay but it's got everything is maintenance included. All maintenance. So car breaks, you just take it in. Yeah. So this is not a this is an employee benefit. This not lie to Lee. Not, Your Evil Carly's program right that the other side of your company sales. But this is a great deal for you Ethan driving around. Yeah. It's a round. where? I, thought you were thought. Dadgum usually, it's not five fifty. It's usually like three hundred when I'm running into these things but you got your driving seventy thousand dollars truck. That's the thing. So good for you. You cannot touch that truck for that kind of money it's six grand a year and everything's G. if I worked there I would do that deal. This is not a finance plan. This is not a lease. This is a simple employee benefit and it is a killer employee benefit do it I guess we're kind of debating knows. So my wife is on it too. She has a wrangler. Yeah, and I'm wondering if it's worth to have two vehicles on that, we're trying to get something cheaper off. Let me try this again, you cannot operate a vehicle for three times what you're paying. Car Think. About. It add insurance. Maintenance depreciation. In value right now, put those three numbers in the calculator. Do the truck you're driving it takes fifteen, hundred, fourteen, hundred dollars a month to replace it. Okay because a stupid things going down in value more than you're paying a month, not counting the maintenance in the insurance. And the same for her now. The question is. Can you afford? Are you? Are you biting off too big a bite of the apple here is your household income, support these payments but the bottom line is if you if they support these payments and you were to buy this vehicle, you're going to have three ex in the vehicle what you're paying. Okay so it's a great deal. Do as many as you need to do as long as you can handle the cash flow out of their income, which is unbelievable. So would a situation like this? Dave, if you were to leave the company, you're just turning in the vehicle. Yeah you lost it. You lost your employee benefits. You lost it. Okay. And you and you do need to flip it every year because they're they're flipping these things out that you know it's a small percentage of their total production under the employees right but the Nissan plan is very similar. Right down here, the road from us the the Ford is very similar. I've seen those and BMW's and other one's got. They've got one that's pretty similar to the guys over in south, Carolina that listen to us over there at the beamer plant It's got the same option and driving a stink in beamer for a third a fourth of what it would cost you. Anyone else. To buy it outside of that employees listen everybody out there that's listening real quick. We're talking about an employee benefit program not nataly idolise yeah, I. Don't don't don't blow up men box with this It's an employee benefit plan, which is why people were able to do that. So it's part of their recruiting. It's part of the benefits that they're given to their team members. So just wanted to clarify that. Yeah. In his case on that layer worth hit the employee benefit. The value to him is around a thousand dollars a month because it'd be fifteen hundred to replace what he's doing for five hundred. Oh. Yeah. His truck payment. Yeah Without A. That's another twelve thousand dollars a year in income are effectively his benny package is adding. Another two thousand dollars a year to his value again, assuming you can support that level of truck with your income. We not ask Denka I got sidetracked on that. But as Chris said, it's very, very, very smart to say. out loud. We are not saying it's okay at least a car this is not leasing a carton. This renting from your employee employer has a benefit that's all as they call it a one year lease, but you can turn it anytime. You want I don't even hold you to that on this. Very, very good.
The World
Kyrgyzstan's prime minister becomes acting president
"Cycle here in the U. S. Is moving at a breathtaking pace but consider the pace of things in the former Soviet state of Kyrgyzstan in Central Asia. 10 days ago, just after the country held parliamentary elections, protesters took took to to the the streets, streets, accusing accusing officials officials of of corruption corruption and and rigging rigging the the vote. vote. A day later, protestors stormed the parliament building. And then Ferguson Central Election Commission and know the results of the vote and scores of officials stepped down, including the prime minister. Then this happened. What about the I didn't say it was impossible Long. Ferguson's president declared a state of emergency in the capital. That'll brings us to today when. In a written statement, Kurdistan's presidents turned by Jean Bekoff said he is also resigning from office, apparently after feeling some serious pressure from the newly appointed prime minister. Protesters threatened to storm the presidential compound of Jean Bekoff did not step down. Once news spread today of the president's resignation. Activist in Bishkek celebrated in in a a statement, statement, Jeanne Jeanne Bec Bec Oh, Oh, said said he he feared feared violence violence might might break break out out if if protesters protesters actually actually follow follow through through on on their their threat threat to to march march into into his his compound. compound. He He said. said. I I do do not not want want to to go go down down in in Cuba Cuba since history as the president who shed blood and shot at his own citizens. So after all this what's the situation in Kyrgyzstan nation grasping for some stability and wondering who is officially in charge? In his statement, the outgoing president called on the new prime minister and other politicians to get their supporters off the streets and bring peaceful life back to the people of dish back.
Environment: NPR
California Wildfire Takes The Home Of A Veteran Firefighter
"Devastation in California from deadly wildfires is historic so far this year thousands of wildfires have devoured more than a million and a half acres an area more than three times larger than Los Angeles where I am the Lmu lightning complex fire is now the second largest in the state's history and the flames did not spare Andy Stan Dana's home. He's a twenty three year veteran with the South San Francisco Fire Department. He spent decades saving other people's homes A-. Lost everything as he put it less Wednesday, his farm, his home, many of his animals but he and his wife are safe and he and his wife Sarah Hawkins join me on the line from winters California about an hour northeast of San Francisco. Thank you both for taking some time for us. I can't imagine what you've been through. Thank you for having us. Anti I WANNA start with you, I mean as I said, you've been a firefighter for twenty three years your own property now, hard hit by this fire just talk to me about this fire if you've ever battled anything like. I have not in not many people can say that they've battled in fires or been in fires or experience fires. Of such size and magnitude and at the speed that this move. Seemed unprecedented will yeah I mean talked to any Andy you at home asleep and off-duty when when it came your property and can you take me to the moment when you realize that it was this out of control? We actually received multiple phone calls back to back from our neighbor than they lost everything also, but they called US woke up and said Hey. We've been giving notification from their son who is a local firefighter that it's bad. Up I went outside and did a quick assessment of what I could see and I could see The Ridge linked to behind us. All aglow and we're talking miles and miles of miles from my right to my left as I looked out the back door I hurried in and woke up Sarah. We quickly got dressed through a few things in bags. Made sure we had identification with us in a little bit of money in made sure the cars were pointed out I then went out to kind of assess what was going on based on my training and years of service saying what am I seeing and I've never seen a fire front of that size coming towards off sweep had fires back there in the past than it seemed like everything changed the winds picked up it turned ninety degrees on US instead of coming out of the West that came out of the north. and. The Sarah had joined me to kind of just see what was going on and by that time we turned around and realize there is a flaming front coming behind us. From our north and it was going to flank our exit we ran for the cars and we got out of there with flames. Close enough that I had to get in on the passenger side of the truck instead of the driver's side because it was too much fire on that side of the car to get in and we. Got Out it just came so quick. Well. I'm so. Relieved that you tour safe? Sarah what. was going through your mind I mean, did you feel like you were going to get out of there somehow? Lows pure adrenaline when we had gone out to assess where the flames were coming from where the fire was coming and all of a sudden just hear this roar from the North was kind of shocking that it was coming so fast and the flames were as high as they were they should not have been that high. And it was like we gotta go and I ran in the house and grabbed the dog and just I had to literally throw her into the car because she was so panicked at the flames and just. Get Out. Have you been able to assess what you've lost in what condition the properties in. We've lost everything. But our barn Oliver farming equipment, our greenhouse, the house, the house is just. A six inch layer of crumbled drywall and shattered tile. And We lost all of our Jeanne you're. does that we were retaining the GO-TO you're talking about him in Europe prize? Breeders? Should say. What are those goats mean to you? Have worked really hard on my breeding program and every year we have babies and I bottle feed all of them so that they'll be friendly and I know all of them I know all their names I delivered all of them there. It's It's not just a place obviously Sarah this is your livelihood and your business already we were in a in a pandemic in a faltering economy I mean how have you even begun to think about how you move forward and what's next now? Just, barely spend an hour or two just looking through. Shirts at a donation place and like shoes and supplies. We don't. You know we have a couple of t shirts and we have a couple of pairs of shorts. There's so much to do. Just regarding the house burning down. and. Trying to figure out next steps because there's not really much of a handbook on. When you're houses burned down where the two of you know I take it you're safe now. Yeah. We're currently staying with a friend best friends people ask if we're safe and we're like, we are safe. Now you know we do have a place to stay for now, but we can't stay here for six months. India are you go back into to? Fight these fires again soon or are you going to get some time away to deal with? What's how might department? My Department was Gracious. Enough to. Extend, as much time as I needed I I was able to take vacation for the immediate tour after it happened. But? Yes. I will be going back to work. Soon enough and will be there for the public as a protector in. Twenty years in the fire department another eight years before that on ambulances. So I've been serving the public for over thirty one years and continuing until. Retirement sometime in the near future. Andy. And Sarah Hawkins I'm I'm just glad you two are together and safe and You know we'll be thinking about you. Thank you. Thank you so much.
AP News Radio
Data: Congress created virus aid, then reaped the benefits
"At least a dozen lawmakers Democrats and Republicans have ties to organizations that receive some of the six hundred and fifty nine billion dollars from the paycheck protection program meant for federal coronavirus aid that's according to newly released government data under pressure from Congress and outside groups the trump administration disclosed some recipients car dealerships owned by Republican house members Roger Williams Vern Buchanan and Mike Kelly receive money so did a fast food franchise owned by Republican Kevin Hearn a law firm owned by the husband of democratic senator Jeanne Shaheen and the former law firm of democratic representative Matt Cartwright which employs his wife members of Congress and their families are not barred from receiving loans under the PPP and there is no evidence they receive special treatment I'm Julie Walker
Morning Edition
French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe resigns, government reshuffle expected
"And France. Meanwhile, government changes are underway. French president Emmanuel Macron has appointed a new French prime minister to replace Edouard Philippe, who has resigned amid an expected government reshuffle. Jeanne Coste ex who coordinated Frances virus reopening strategy will work place Felipe Macron hopes to refresh government for the two remaining years of his current term. Focusing on efforts to relaunch the French economy after the pandemic.
Sean Hannity
Houston state rep on the role of cops in schools
"As part of a larger debate on police reform there is a growing spotlight on the officers that patrol public schools activists say they shouldn't be allowed to arrest students Houston state Rep Jeanne Lewis an attorney who represents kids in the juvenile justice system says schools need to do their jobs instead of expecting police to address all whole list of emotional issues it was a mark always to break up fights and do other nonsense like that but you don't need to talk to do they shouldn't be doing those things in the first place is gonna send the increase of cops on campus since the Columbine school shooting activists say they serve a small role in need to be replaced with more counselors who can help troubled kids instead of arresting
Morning Edition
Christo, artist known for massive, fleeting displays, dies
"The artist Christo has died Christo and his wife is on cloud were ambitious with their public art projects they built these massive installations that were both adored and also despised Cristo died of natural causes at his home in New York City yesterday he was eighty four years old here's NPR's Elizabeth Blair artist Christo yep a chaff was born in Bulgaria his father was a chemist and businessman who worked in textiles Cristo met John Clyde in Paris in nineteen fifty eight they were big dreamers who often needed years to get permission to build their projects they wrapped urban landmarks in fabrics like the pun nerf in Paris they scattered brightly colored umbrellas across valleys in Japan in California they surrounded islands in Biscayne Bay in floating pink fabric John Clyde died in two thousand nine at an event marking the opening of the gates in two thousand five she explains their artistic vision we wish to create are works of art of Chilean beauty and each one is a child of ours and we wish to create them in total freedom to maintain that freedom crystalline Sean Claude finance their projects with their own money off and spending millions of dollars Christopher said the funds came from sales of his early works to collectors and museums lots of people objected to their enormous installations on public land either because they didn't understand them or worried about damage to the environment one example an installation that called for draping panels of fabric above sections of the Arkansas River a group that successfully opposed the project it called itself a brewer or rags over the Arkansas River one of its members Ellen potter talked to NPR in twenty twelve I don't particularly considered an art project this is a construction project in in my view but Cristo embraced the detractors all that is part of the one who flocked to the work of art in well everything people who dislike or like the project they're part of the work of art Christo and Jeanne Claude wanted their art to transform the environment they worked on whether it was a single building islands or entire just as they wrote that even after the art is gone we see and perceive the whole environment with new eyes and a new consciousness
Ron St. Pierre
Social media influencers could encourage adolescents to follow social distancing guidelines, say researchers
"University of Cambridge researchers have found that public health organization should consider hiring social media influencers to encourage adolescents to follow social distancing guidelines as many adolescents are choosing to ignore it the guidelines that are set forth during this corona virus pandemic the study leader here's professor Sarah Jeanne Blake born she said adolescence look to the appears to understand social norms and align their behavior with the group that they want to belong to so the speed and the extent of peers influence online is likely to be amplified because social media has such a wide an immediate reach influences could post videos or photos online for example showing how they're following social distancing rules by staying at home and add tags to