17 Burst results for "Jeremy Evans"
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"jeremy evans" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"President Biden is going to turn up the pressure. On the unvaccinated Colleen. What is he planning to do while he set to announce additional federal vaccine mandates, calling on the private sector to do the same and push for increased testing in schools? It's a six pronged approach, and we're just getting a few details from sources familiar with the plan. Biden has previously given federal workers the choice. Of undergoing regular testing instead of getting vaccinating, but that testing opt out will no longer be an option. Under this plan, federal executive branch workers will now face of vaccine requirement and could extend that to employees of contractors who do business with the federal government. White House press secretary Jen Psaki has said. These next steps are intended to make it So federal employees have no option other than to get vaccinated will be related to access to testing. Some will be related to mandates somehow be related to how we ensure kids are protected in schools. We'll have more on that coming up in just a few minutes with CBS News White House correspondent Stephen Portnoy as we anticipate the president's guidance on that, And as we mentioned yesterday, Idaho hospitals are right now rationing health care. Army soldiers have been sent to one hospital in Kootenai County, Idaho, to help treat infected patients. Jeremy Evans is the executive vice president of Kootenay Health that's located in North Idaho, right across the border from spoke a our biggest limitation that Courtney Health has been the number of staff we have to cover. The additional surge in Covid patients and maintain urgent and emergent.
KOMO
"jeremy evans" Discussed on KOMO
"New cases in Oregon and nearly 2200 cases here, but we didn't report numbers for a couple of days. Hospitals here are on the verge of capacity and just across the state line in Idaho. We hope that this day would not come. Jeremy Evans is with Kootenay Health, Idaho just enacted its crisis standards of care policy for the first time, meaning if there's a shortage of ventilators or oxygen that may require us to Make some tough decisions about who gets what when and there are worries were actually close to this. No homeless executive Dave Summers says They're now having more new cases than last November's peak, and that they are considering an outdoor mask mandate, just like King and Pierce counties have enacted. It's a difficult message to nuance for the public. Some people might think that if you're vaccinated, your 100% protected well. Maybe. Yes, Maybe not. Certainly you're much better off vaccinated than not Brian Calvert Comeau News. The covered outbreak is so severe and Cowlitz County that the corner has asked for an emergency declaration so he can bring in a refrigeration trailer for the bodies. Corner, Tim Davidson told the county commission. He needs to expand capacity until the new morgue opens in about a month along the daily News reports. Funeral homes are also maxed out. Collins County confirmed 229 new covid cases over the three day weekend, but those numbers are incomplete and could be revised upward. Statewide. The number of patients on ventilators is up 34% just in the last seven days. Dozens of people in column County showed up yesterday at the county courthouse during a commissioner's meeting again calling for the firing of health officer Dr Allison Barry cameras, Carlene Johnson reports public comment during yesterday's commission meeting took more than three hours with dozens of people, including Anthony Baker, calling for Dr various ouster as health officer for Callum and Jefferson counties. They oppose her requiring proof of a covid 19 vaccine card to go inside a bar or restaurant that took effect last Saturday. Dr. Berry is ambassador at manipulation, words and statistics,.
KOMO
"jeremy evans" Discussed on KOMO
"FM 97 7 Good afternoon 1 31 from the coma 24 hour News Center. I'm Jeff Poggioli. Here's what we're following the Covid outbreak so severe in Cowlitz County that the corner has asked for an emergency declaration so he can bring in a refrigeration trailer for all of the bodies. The story from Camoes Great Herschel, Coroner Tim Davidson told the county commission. He's running out of storage space, and he needs to expand capacity until the new morgue opens in about a month and the long view daily News reports. Funeral homes are also maxed out. Cowlitz County confirmed 229 new covid cases over the three day weekend, but those numbers are incomplete and they could be revised upward. Statewide. The number of patients on ventilators is up 34% over last week. Greg Herschel Co. Mo News. Another Washington fire chief, is warning that the governor's vaccine mandate may decimate his department's Camoes. Brian Calvert has more chief Jeremy Evans heads up the West Valley Fire department in Yakima with this mandate. For example, here in West Valley, we would probably be short about 50% of our personnel. Why so many because his department is mostly volunteer. If a person has not been vaccine, which is their choice, I don't think losing your volunteer part time firefighting job is enough incentive to go out and vaccinate under the governor's mandate. Non vaccinated firefighters can still go and fight flames. They just can't respond to medical emergencies. Chief, Evans says. Unfortunately, medical calls make up more than 75% of what they do so response. Time's will grow when time matters most, he says during the pandemic so far, not one of his crew members have caught the virus from a patient they were treating. Brian Calvert. Common use After audience members disrupted to recent school board meetings, The Oak Harbor School Board has decided to hold only virtual meetings for the near future commas Carlene Johnson with more. Several speakers at last week's meeting, again railed against the governor's indoor mask mandate for this school year. Multiple audience members refused to wear their masks, despite being asked by board President John Diamond several times to put them on. Two people running to unseat school board members were there. One telling members, the science is undeniable Masks are ineffective. Your motives are obvious, disgusting and worthy of all public rebuke. Although most of the comments were anti mask would be news Times reports, several people did praise board members for their leadership and adherence to covid guidelines. It was the second school board meeting that audience members have recently interrupted back on August 9th audience members were told to clear out the room after they kept shouting over board members. Charlene Johnson. Common use Come on news time 1 34. That means it's time we get a check of the roads. We do it every 10 minutes on the force from the Dubin Law Group Traffic.
KOMO
"jeremy evans" Discussed on KOMO
"Gonna get the latest on a covid outbreak in eastern Washington. Right now, 12 30. A little bit cases fueled by the Delta variants are getting worse. The CDC shows 95% of counties in the U. S. A reporting high community transmission, the highest level since the CDC began tracking cases in this pandemic. The president tomorrow expected to outline new strategies for the nation to battle this latest wave, including the rollout of booster shots. September 20th. New York Governor Kathy Hogle today at a briefing urging more residents, including Children, 12 and up to get vaccinated, she says the state has enough surplus for boosters too much different from earlier this year. It was like the hunger games. Everybody was trying to get the vaccine there were not enough available. This is a very good news dynamic. Right now. There will be plenty of vaccines available for people to get the booster shots. Organizers of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade say the event will return to the streets of New York City this year. Since its virtual pandemic event, But crowds will still be limited along the miles long route. Michelle Franzen ABC News com Oh news 1000 FM 97 7 Good afternoon 12 31 from the coma 24 hour News Center. I'm Jeff Coggiola. Here's what we're following. One hospital leader says he hoped this day would never come because most Brian Calvert reports he's referring to crisis standards of care protocols. Have been enacted for the first time. It's happening just across the state line in northern Idaho. We are beyond the point where we can continue to offer care in a normal a setting with normal levels of care. Jeremy Evans is with Kootenay Health and says the new protocol means if they're short on things like ventilators, oxygen and staff They now have to choose who gets assistance. And who doesn't. Some hospitals here in Washington may not be far from having to do the same thing. After nearly 8000 new cases of Covid were confirmed over the holiday weekend in both Washington and Oregon quite clear that, uh, the vaccine provides a lot of protection, but it's not 100%. You know, some people still do end up in the hospital. The homeless executive Dave Summers, says his hospitals are close to capacity and that outdoor mask mandates may help. We're looking at both peers can And in King County Regulation. Brian Calvert Ammonia Covid outbreak is so severe in Cowlitz County that the.
KOMO
"jeremy evans" Discussed on KOMO
"Covid or imposed penalties. That decision to lift the stay comes until the appellate court can review the case. I'm Michel, France and ABC News Co mo News. 1000 FM 97 7 Good morning once again 72 degrees Sunshine downtown 11 31 in our Top stories continue from the coma. 24 7 News Center. Thanks so much for making us a part of your day. Another Washington fire chief warns the governor's vaccine mandate may decimate his department. Almost Brian Calvert, with more chief Jeremy Evans heads up the West Valley Fire department in Yakima with this mandate. For example, here in West Valley, we would probably be short about 50% of our personnel. Why so many because his department is mostly volunteer. If a person has not been vaccine and which is their choice, I don't think losing your volunteer part time firefighting job is enough incentive to go out and vaccinated the governor's mandate. Non vaccinated firefighters can still go and fight flames. They just can't respond to medical emergencies. Chief, Evans says. Unfortunately, medical calls make up more than 75% of what they do so response. Time's will grow when time matters most, he says during the pandemic so far, not one of his crew members have caught the virus from a patient they were treating. Brian Calvert. Common use news time now. 11 32 The about 80. Students at staff and comedic and Middle school in Kirkland are quarantining at home after two students tested positive for coronavirus. The Lake Washington District says it's working on a plan in the next few days to offer more support to students who are learning at home. Dozens of people in Cleveland County showed up yesterday at the county courthouse during a commissioner's meeting again calling for the firing of health officer Dr Allison Barry. Almost Colleen Johnson. Public comment during yesterday's commission meeting took more than three hours with dozens of people, including Anthony Baker. Calling for Dr Barry's ouster as health officer for Callum and Jefferson counties. They oppose her requiring proof of a covid 19 vaccine card to go inside a bar or restaurant that took effect last Saturday. Dr Barry is ambassador and manipulation, words and statistics, but she won't reveal the sources or statistics she uses. Where's the science? It seems more like tyranny, Peninsula.
KOMO
"jeremy evans" Discussed on KOMO
"Today in the first trial of the college admissions scandal, where parents paid thousands to get their kids into USC. I'm Michel, France and ABC News. Homo news. 1000 FM 97 7 Good morning once again 66 mostly sunny downtown. It's 9 31. Our top stories continue. In the coma. 24 7 news center. And among those stories, another Washington fire chief, warning that the governor's vaccine mandate may decimate his department. Almost Brian Calvert, with more chief Jeremy Evans heads up the West Valley Fire department in Yakima with this mandate. For example, here in West Valley, we would probably be short about 50% of our personnel. Why so many because his department is mostly volunteer. If a person has not been vaccine and which is their choice, I don't think losing your volunteer part time firefighting job is enough incentive to go out and vaccinated the governor's mandate. Non vaccinated firefighters can still go and fight flames. They just can't respond to medical emergencies. Chief, Evans says. Unfortunately, medical calls make up more than 75% of what they do so response. Time's will grow when time matters most, he says during the pandemic so far, not one of his crew members have caught the virus from a patient they were treating. Brian Calvert. Common use about 80 students and staff at comic and middle school in Kirkland are quarantining at home after two students tested positive for coronavirus. The Lake Washington School District says it's working on a plan in the next few days to offer more support to students learning at home. Dozens of people in column County showed up yesterday at the county courthouse during a commissioner's meeting again calling for the firing of health officer Dr Allison Barry. Almost Colleen Johnson. Public comment during yesterday's commission meeting took more than three hours with dozens of people, including Anthony Baker, calling for Dr Barry's ouster as health officer for Callum and Jefferson counties. They oppose her requiring proof of a covid 19 vaccine card to go inside a bar or restaurant that took effect last Saturday. Very is ambassador and The nation words and statistics, but she won't reveal the sources or statistics she uses. Where's the science? It seems more like tearing Peninsula Daily News reports. Clal, Um County currently.
KOMO
"jeremy evans" Discussed on KOMO
"Near Acapulco. One person was killed. Sherry Preston ABC NEWS com Oh news 1000 FM 97 7. It's 7 31 right now. Wednesday morning after some rain in some neighborhoods overnight. We're ready for sunshine this afternoon. And it's still relatively warm morning. It's 67 degrees of Boeing Field along with Greg Herschel time manufacturer here. The top stories from the Coma 24 7 News Center. The new school year is less than a week. Hold in some places and already more than 80. People are being asked to quarantine can connected to a middle school in Kirkland, where students tested positive for covid parents of kids who come Mike in middle school. Tell me this week has felt like whiplash. From sending their students back to the classroom only for many of them to be sent back home again. It was surprising felon. Gallagher's son, Keagan is now quarantining at home just a couple days after starting school is 1/6 grader. Like many parents, I talked to Gallagher's supportive of the safety protocols but thinks that social distancing wasn't enforced enough disappointment in, UM, seating arrangements like Washington School District says it's still not sure how many people at the middle school are at risk. That's because staff is still creating seating charts on the buses. Como Sabia Coney reporting. The new mask mandate in Pierce and King counties means people attending high school football games will be required to mask up if 500 or more people are present. One player at Puyallup High School, Patrick Cote says it's a small price to pay to keep people safe. I feel it's necessary because you know I respect science and feel it's Just respectable that others kind of need the mask so we don't all get sick and get to go to school. Because school is important to me and the players will not be required to wear mask There could be school bus delays today in the Edmunds school district is the district welcomes back first through 12th graders. Other local districts have had their delays this year as well because of a nationwide shortage of school bus drivers. Another Washington fire chief is warning that the governor's vaccine mandate may decimate his department's We get more from CNN's Brian Calver chief Jeremy Evans heads up the West Valley Fire department in Yakima with this mandate. For example, here in West Valley, we would probably be short about 50% of our personnel. Why so many because his department is mostly volunteer. If a person has not been vaccine and which is their choice, I don't think losing your volunteer part time firefighting job is enough incentive to go out and vaccinated the governor's mandate. Non vaccinated firefighters can still go and fight flames. They just can't respond to medical emergencies. Chief, Evans says. Unfortunately, medical calls make up more than 75% of what they do so response. Time's will grow when time matters most, he says during the pandemic so far, not one of his crew members have caught the virus from a patient they were treating. Brian Calvert. Common you this week's exploration of federal pandemic unemployment benefits has local business owners hoping that may help solve their staffing shortage problems more from Como Suzanne fun Right now, The Washington hospitality industry is still short about 54,000 workers. For months, businesses have struggled to bring staffing back up to full capacity. However. Things are changing. The pineapple hospitality company runs the Max Hotel in Seattle's Queenan neighborhood, and we definitely seen a significant uptick in the last 30 days in applicants for open positions. I think a lot of people have already gotten the ball rolling. Realizing that this deadline was looming, Michael her slur runs that company and about 200,000. People in this state were still relying on those emergency benefits. Come on news time. 7 34. Kamal traffic every 10 minutes on the force from the Dubin Law Group Traffic Center. Here's Kira. We've had a long term crash in South Seattle north and I five a little bit north of Boeing Access Road That's been blocking the H O V.
KOMO
"jeremy evans" Discussed on KOMO
"The governor's vaccine mandate takes effect. We have not had one case where one of my firefighters Received got covid 19 from going on a call. That's West Valley chief Jeremy Evans. He says most of his department is made up of volunteers who have made up their minds about the vaccine and the no volunteer workers should be expected to stay at their post if they're being forced to do something like this. After audience members disrupted to recent school board meetings, the Oak Harbor School board has decided to hold only virtual meetings for the foreseeable future more from GMOs, Carlene Johnson, several speakers at last week's meeting again railed against the governor's indoor mask mandate for For this school year, multiple audience members refused to wear their masks. Despite being asked by board President John Diamond several times to put them on two people running to unseat school board members were there. One telling members? The science is undeniable Masks are ineffective. Your motives are obvious, disgusting and worthy of all public rebuke. Although most of the comments were anti mask would be news Times reports, several people did praised board members for their leadership and adherence to covid guidelines. It was the second school board meeting that audience members have recently interrupted. Back in August. 9th audience members were told to clear out the room after they kept shouting over board members. Carlene Johnson common news More than 200,000 people in Washington are no longer receiving the federal unemployment benefits that expired Monday, according to the Washington Hospitality Association. 19% of those people work in the hospitality industry. Seattle restaurant and hotel owners have been short staffed, and they're hopeful they'll be able to fill all their open positions. Michael her slur is with Pineapple hospitality. We definitely seen a significant uptick in the last 30 days in applicants for open positions. I think a lot of people have already gotten the ball rolling, realizing that this deadline was looming. The state's hospitality industry is still short about 54,000 workers and homelessness. Nonprofit organizations in Seattle are also struggling to fill jobs come most Eric Heights reports that's complicating plans to expand shelters and housing services. Pay in this part of the economy has always been low, and as a result, the turnover high workers and homelessness services in the U. S are paid an average salary of $24,000 a year..
KOMO
"jeremy evans" Discussed on KOMO
"The point where we can continue to offer care in a normal a setting with normal levels of care. Jeremy Evans is with Kootenay Health and says the new protocol means if they're short on things like ventilators, oxygen and staff They now have to choose who gets assistance. And who doesn't. Some hospitals here in Washington may not be far from having to do the same thing. After nearly 8000 new cases of Covid were confirmed over the holiday weekend in both Washington and Oregon quite clear that, uh, the vaccine provides a lot of protection. But it's not 100%. You know, some people still do end up in the hospital. The homeless executive Dave Summer, says his hospitals are close to capacity and that outdoor mask mandates may help. We're looking at both peers. Down in King County Regulation. Brian Calvert common use Um oh news time. Now. 63 and dozens of students at Kirkland Middle School are now home quarantining after being exposed to two kids that have covid the first case that comic in middle school occurred last week. The second one was detected Monday. The affected students and Stafford to remain at home until the medical coordinator gives them the okay to return. Just a week into the new school year, hundreds of students in Kennewick have been told to stay home. At least 116 students tested positive for Covid. Another 250 were in close contact with them more from co most Carlene Johnson 25 of Kennewick School districts, 30 schools have at least one covid case. Amistad Elementary has the highest number of students out either testing positive or due to close contact with 33 32 students are out from comedic in high school. Reza Khalil, CEO of Cadillac Medical Center, says they're running out of beds overwhelmed with Covid patients. On top of that there are fewer of us because a number of our healthcare workers Are out sick. The number of patients being treated for Covid in hospitals in Benton and Franklin counties hit a new high Yesterday, 115 patients have covid at the four hospitals, almost 31% of all the patients in Richland, Kennewick, Pasco and Prosser. Charlene Johnson. Common news. Come on news time. 604 We check traffic for you every 10 minutes on the floors and from the Dubin Law Group Traffic Center. Here's Kierra, Jordan. We're finding some light slowing on eastbound 5, 12 and Puyallup is you're approaching pioneer and then we are slow and go on the Valley Freeway As you pull away from 5, 12 and head into Pacific. We're also going to crowd just north of highway 18, with some light slowing around to 77th and then more delays from 180 at the 405. We are filling in more north around four or five from state route. 1692 Northeast 30th. Let's move sailing on southbound four or five southbound I five is looking really good North and I five, though that is where you face a delay through Tacoma City Center. We get backed up as you're approaching state route 18. And then we have offered on slowing coming out of federal way and into C Tech and see it in Seattle. Some lighter slowing between Michigan and the convention Center. Our next Cuomo traffic up 6 14 report This time is sponsored by Beacon Plumbing, heating and electrical called Beacon today and say $50 on all electrical work. Just call 1.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"jeremy evans" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"One week away. Stop the buses. BOSTON SCHOOL bus drivers call for a delay to tomorrow's first day of school on parent concerns. There's not enough buses to get the kids to school, a new age, the American Academy of Pediatrics says weekly covid cases among Children. Have hit a pandemic. It's the unanimous decision. Mexico's Supreme Court rules of Ban against abortion is unconstitutional over President Biden said. To push more companies to require more employees to get a coronavirus vaccine. ABC s Elizabeth Schultz he has more, the White House says tomorrow, President Biden will unveil a new six pronged strategy to fight the delta variant of the coronavirus. And to boost vaccinations. He's expected to urge more companies to impose vaccine mandates. Recent survey from Suffolk University in the Boston Globe finds most people in Boston support vaccine mandates at work and they're backing the baker administrations. Face mask requirement for K through 12 schools running low in Idaho. Health officials in the state are warning people to stay away from high risk activities these days. Because hospital beds or can I get a premium? They say to be careful driving, bike riding or doing anything that could land you in the hospital as Northwest Idaho sees low capacity due to Covid 19. Jeremy Evans is the Covid incident commander at Kootenai Health. What we have identified and the state has recognized is that there is a limit to our resources. In some cases, hospitals are turning conference rooms into areas where extra patients can be housed. Roughly 90%.
KOMO
"jeremy evans" Discussed on KOMO
"A falling poll. Carrie Preston ABC NEWS HOMO News 1000 FM 97 7. It is 5 31. Right now. This is Wednesday morning with cloudy skies and even a few showers in some parts of western Washington 65 degrees in Seattle right now, along with Greg Herschel time manufacture. Here are the top stories from the Coma. 24 7 News Center. The new school year is just days old and already more than 80. People are being asked to quarantine at comic and middle school in Kirkland, where two students have tested positive for Covid 19 parents of kids who come Mike in middle school. Tell me this week has felt like whiplash. From sending their students back to the classroom only for many of them to be sent back home again. It was surprising Fallon Gallagher's son, Kagan is now quarantining at home just a couple days after starting school is 1/6 grader. Like many parents, I talked to Gallagher's supportive of the safety protocols that thinks that social distancing wasn't enforced. Enough disappointment in, UM, seating arrangements like Washington School District says it's still not sure how many people at the middle school are at risk. That's because staff is still creating seating charts on the buses. Mozambique Coney With that story, The new Mask mandate in Pierce and King counties means people attending high school football games will be required to mask up if 500 or more people are there. One player at Puyallup High School, Patrick Cote says It's a small price to pay to keep people safe. I feel it's necessary because you know, I respect science and feel it's Just respectable that others I need the mask so we don't all get sick and get to go to school. Because school is important to me and the players will not be required to wear masks. Another fire chief is warning that the governor's vaccine mandate may decimate his department as we hear from Cuomo's Brian Calver chief Jeremy Evans, heads up the West Valley Fire department in Yakima with this mandate. For example, here in West Valley, we would probably be short about 50% of our personnel. Why so many because his department is mostly volunteer. If a person.
KGO 810
"jeremy evans" Discussed on KGO 810
"Is an eye opener to more storm related deaths confirmed in Louisiana 52 of the 71 confirmed deaths amid a are in the northeast Idaho is activated a crisis standard of care with hospitals in the northern part of the state dealing with more covid patients then they can handle. Jeremy Evans is the Covid incident. Commander for Kootenai Health Incurred Elaine We have identified in the state has recognized is that there is a limit to our resources, the hospitals converted its largest conference room into a patient care area. For Covid patients. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is confirmed that there are a small number of US citizens in the northern Afghan city of Mazar e Sharif, who are unable to evacuate on chartered flights. Area of ABC News KGO 8 10 News update is 2 31. I'm Paul Rodgers, a bloom of toxic blue green algae at San Louis Reservoir, and more said county has reached the danger level, according to the state Department of Water Resources. Voting is still allowed in the lake. But people and pets should avoid physical contact with the water or any algal scum. Berkeley police are offering a $50,000 reward for information that solves the hit and run death of a man. In June, 50 year old Charles Diesel of Oakland was killed by a car after he laid down on Telegraph Avenue between Webster Street Nasty Avenue witnesses described the car is out, Lowered dark color, mid nineties sedan with tinted windows, possibly a Nissan Altima. It was last seen driving North bound into Berkeley. Cal Fire reports that Keldorf fire is showing a minimal growth and containment is now at 49% spokesman that Kevin Brown says thousands of Tahoe Basin residents have been allowed to return home right now there are only evacuation warnings. The key thing about that term as it means, yes, remain ready to evacuate again. If needed. That's not to say that we believe it's likely It's just, you know, an abundance of caution and we want to ensure if we do have a flare up, that's unexpected that we have the ability to expedite the evacuation process. More than 700 homes have been lost since the fire broke out. But Brown tells Nikki Maduro on the KGO morning show that 85% of the burn zone has been surveyed, and no homes have been lost in the Tahoe basin itself. He predicts containment for the calendar fire to be September. 27th Buying a home is a pipe dream for many Americans due to the spiking home prices, and it's getting pretty disheartening. For many. A new survey from lending tree paints a very pessimistic picture of home ownership for many people in the United States. 48% of renters worry that they won't ever be able to buy a home, especially Gen Xers who are now in their forties and fifties and likely in the peak of their earning years. Home prices during the pandemic have skyrocketed and are simply out of reach for many Americans, and the numbers are disheartening for the middle class who depend on home equity as a source of money as opposed to wealthier people. Who tend to own other assets like stocks and bonds..
Ruby on Rails Podcast
"jeremy evans" Discussed on Ruby on Rails Podcast
"Up with here so i wanna get more stable with the overall architecture so that we can confidently tell folks. Hey the doors are open welcomed at bridgetown. Let's get this party. Started a tagline so that leads me into my next question jared. How can listener support bridgetown. Probably the first thing you can do is just simply go the bridgetown website which is Bridgetown rb dot com and we have links to really fun discord chat room. You're welcome to join there and ask questions or submit ideas or just generally hang out. And then also i'm on the get hub sponsorships programs so you're welcome to sponsor me literally like every single person that is a sponsor of the bridgetown project and of me. You know it's just it's amazing like i don't take any of it for granted. It's just awesome. That i actually get to do some open source work here and people appreciate that and that's awesome so that's another way to support the project and then the last play. Is you know if you build something with bridgetown weed left to hear about it lease get the word out so we can help you get the word out so outside of bridgetown are there other back. End frameworks beside rails. Even keeping a close eye on. Yeah there've been so many. Good ruby frameworks for web development. And i always feel a little bad when i look at different ones and start to play around a bit and then think i just wanna go back to rails because i do believe in a rising tide floats all boats. It's good to have different projects in different things going on contributing to the ecosystem. However i think i finally found something. I'm kinda falling in love with and that's rhoda was initially created by jeremy evans. Who's been in the ruby community for a long time. I think he's actually one of the core team contributors to ruby. And it's a really interesting take on how you'd structure a web app It's it's based on this idea that you kind of have this tree of routes and instead of the sort of invention idea you might have with rails or even sinatra where it's like okay here's a route and then do something of that and here's another route. Then do something with that instead. It's like you kind of start with essentially slash right. It's like the root of your website and within a block. That handles that you know you might have more blocks. To handle whatever's next on the trees there might be several options there and then within each of those sub tree portions. You might have yet more blocks a handle part of that tree so know kind of in this potentially single file your literally building a tree of logic for your site and for really large applications. That might seem bananas but for maybe a simple. Api that static site might connect to the wheelhouse. I'm i'm definitely in here. It's really appealing. So i'm experimenting with that and that's been really fun ball. I definitely gonna have to have jeremy on the podcasts as well so connor recommended you. I'm just going to keep the chain alive. I'd love to hear a rota themes podcast. That sounds awesome. all right. it's on it's on the list. So jared i know you are a self professed nerd and i know you love the marvel cinematic universe for the listeners who might have not dived into it yet. What do you recommend as the must watch movie or series doctor. Strange i love benedict cumberbatch. So i will second that yeah. It doesn't always come up as someone's favourite movie or even top five everyone's always ranking and making lists so. I don't always see doctor strange float up to the top again kind of a funny thing. I didn't grow up reading comics. I wasn't into the you know the comic book scene but my dad had been in his teenage years. So i kind of heard these like second hand stories of like the comics. He loved most to when he was reading them back in the day and doctor strange one of his favorite characters. So he tell me all about you know these wild stories of like alternate dimensions and mystical arts. And all this kind of stuff. It sounded really cool as somebody. Who's like what kind of comic would. I wanna read about. That definitely sounded appealing. Asai went into the movie with kind of high hopes that it would be as just wild. And mind-bending is the you know the comics seemingly had been and i got all of that so yeah i love doctor. Strange i'm super excited about the sequel. The most i really enjoying low key so far. That's i think that might be my favorite of the new disney series. I think the character of low key and just the whole premise of it is awesome and then have to check that out. I washed wanda vision. But i haven't gotten into loc- yet. So i'm almost waiting for a couple of episodes. Be out so that way. I can bench it. Oh yeah it's hard to wait week from week. Oh my gosh yeah way. Too much energy is being expended on thinking about what what's going to be in the next episode where the story's going know. I find myself watching. Videos of people speculating about what's coming but it's fun. It's fun it is fun. So jared what are your thoughts on the future of the ruby and ruby on rails communities. I think the community is really healthy. And i might not have said that a few years ago i think a lot of people kind of have this angst around. I mean it's a meam at this. Point is ruby dead or israelis dead and i distinctly remember even a number of years ago now but before angular kinda rewritten so in the initial like angular days. I had people basically telling me like you're gonna have to learn angular j. ass and that's where all the energy is now. In the era of react being dominant does seem funny. But i think there was a real concern and that concern. Canada drove people to make various decisions on some teams in various projects and whatnot. And it really feels like that's turning around and you know maybe it's anecdotal maybe it's just hearsay. I don't know it feels like a lot of people who have kind of stuck around in the ruby community or rails in particular. Feel much more confident to say like you know. This is the choice we've made and it's working and we're excited about it and then there's like a whole lot of new people coming into the community. Just you know with my little bit of presence on twitter lately talking about ruby. I chat with folks who are learning ruby or maybe picked up a little bit of a few years ago and then kinda got sidetracked with other things are coming back to it now so i think it's good you know there's always more to do. There's always places to go with how we talk about. What's beneficial about learning ruby. Perhaps for the first time in a number of years it really does feel like the community is growing and is a great place to be. I totally agree. So how can listeners follow. You can follow me on twitter. And on get hub at jared see white and i also have a website. Jared white dot com on my serve. Professional web studio website is white fusion dot studio fantastic. Jared thank you so much for coming onto the show. I so admire all the work that you're doing on bridgetown and i am just so excited for the work that you're putting in there and introducing new community members through it and we'll be excited to have you on when it hits one dotto i appreciate that. Yeah thanks you've been listening to the ruby on rails podcast. Follow us on apple podcast. Google play or wherever fine. Podcasts are downloaded to stay in the loop on ruby on rails and open source software. While you're at it please leave us a review and thank you for listening..
Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"jeremy evans" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"1300. I wanted to get a sharper mind than mine to discuss the whole name, image and likeness stuff that is now okay? Starting today, and they don't get much sharper than Jeremy M. Evans, Esquire. He is a founder at California sports lawyer and he has found a great avenue for his knowledge on these kind of subjects as the host of believe in sports law. On the believe podcast network. Jeremy Appreciate you joining me. The proverbial floodgates are open. Have we seen a flood of college athletes cashing in today? Well, hey, thanks, Ryan. Appreciated being with you and great being on the show with. Yeah. So, Yeah, We're definitely seeing a flood of opportunity, and I think there was one athlete who signed the initial deal. For $20,000 with a moving company. And we're just seeing things kind of grow from there. I think some of the larger deal is going to take some time to develop. But there was even the athlete. I think, the star quarterback at Wisconsin who created logo So this is just the beginning. And as some of these other states get their laws in place, or get their universities in place, and in terms of their programming, this is, uh, going to open up some serious opportunities for Athletes in all sports and men and women, just depending really on how many followers they have, Because in my mind, that's the real catalyst to N I l It's It's their ability to reach an audience directly and not have to go through a broadcaster. You mention that the bigger deals with bigger companies are going to take a little while and that makes a lot of sense. But do you think once we get Into the middle of this, and it becomes kind of more normalized, and we're a few weeks, maybe a month or two into this thing. Do you think that will have more smaller deals like the moving company? Or do you think that will have more? Uh, you know, big deals like with cell phone companies and things like that. You know, that's a good question. I think it's definitely going to be state by state because You know, the interesting situation here is that we don't need state law to tell athletes that they can make money. State. Basic California was the catalyst and getting this going because the answer to the lay wasn't moving on it. And so California passed its fair pay to play act. And then the anti responded and admittedly, Mark Emirates said that it was California's law that really got this conversation started. An existing state law already protects name, image and likeness, and people are allowed to profit off of that. The problem was that police said, you know, you basically can't do this and so I think once answered, really opened up those doors and you know, and obviously state law was kind of opening this up in universities were saying yes. I think that in states that went live with this on July 1st and they had laws in place and universities were already on board. We're probably going to see more opportunity there. But California's law did not go into effect. I think until 2023 And so I think state by state, we might see some bigger deals. But what we also have to keep in mind is that a lot of these schools are signing with companies like open doors. And, uh, Altea sports partners in terms of so they can manage this. N I l sort of structure. So I think that once those things are in play, people have been educated. I think we'll start seeing bigger deals. But the last point I'll make to that. Ryan is this idea that like in California, for example, There's going to be limitations because In my mind. It was the most open market legislation that was put out there, and it basically said You can find whatever deal you want. You just can't conflict with the underlying university. So if the school is signed with Adidas They would be able to actually wouldn't be able to sign a deal with Nike, for example. But if you compare that to let's say Georgia, they're going to pool 74.9% of the money that come in from the athletes give it to the other athletes that are in the programs they're not making. The money. There's also limitations on you can't sponsor anything from the sin industries like gambling and alcohol and cannabis and that sort of thing. And of course, you can't take the money. The money goes in an escrow account until one year after graduation or one year after you leave school. So there's going to be some limitations on this state by state Conference by conference school by school, my guess would be California will probably be one of the last ones to pursue this. Especially since the schools and the Pac 12 seem to be a little more conservative in their approach with this Um, but I could definitely see schools in the Midwest and the South and in the East, maybe having particularly in Florida, having a bigger effect in some of these bigger deals happening. Jeremy Evans. My guess he's the host of believe in sports on the bleed podcast network Talking about N I l I want to go back to the to touch on the Georgia thing because one of my questions was Is this only going to or the vast majority of this is going to benefit only men's basketball in football, or will there be? And and does that matter if it only On Mostly benefits those two sports, but the Georgia thing you just mentioned what is that about pulling the the money to give to other athletes? Right. So basically what's going to happen in Georgia's that let's say the top athletes, so I entered that in two parts so The athletes that are in Georgia. Going to Georgia schools will be able to profit from their name, image and likeness while they're attending.
Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"jeremy evans" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"Well, let's take you honest. You know, Janice had to win two and VPs. I don't. I don't see that Janice. Get as much love as a k d or as of Russell Westbrook or a James Harden, or he who shall not be named. I don't think the honest gets as much love from his peers as you might expect. And if he does now, it's only because he's won multiple M v P I think Manu Ginobili in some part in Tony Parker. Went through this now They were never the level of player and that's why it's tough to Manu Ginobili was not the level of player that Nicole Yokich is or Janice's Ruka, dance your chest. I think you're honest, Luca. Nicole. Yo, kids, you notice that those guys are quick to praise each other. Because, while I agree with Paul Klee's point overall I do think in their little circle. Remember Yanis raving. About Yokich at the All Star Game. They have an unbelievable amount of respect for each other. It's a two way street. Luca is the same way with Yokich and Johannes. I think this is An American versus Non American. Saying more than anything else. I think that's number one on the list, and I think number two on the list is what Aaron pointed out that Nicole Yokich is does not play an appealing brand of basketball and basketball players themselves are still fans of the game. They still like to watch. And I'm sure they don't watch many Nuggets game. I would say those are the two per Bailey read. Why maybe Nicole Yokich? Uh, doesn't Get the love. Uh um. From the seven or nine as a lifelong Cleveland fan. I'll always love the who shall not be named for bringing a championship home, but I can't wait for him to retire. I think the league will be better. For it. Yeah, And we've seen this. We have evidence. Based on ratings. Saying that the appetite from the general sports and basketball fan is enough. Of that guy in L. A I'm not saying that they want him completely out of the way. But we have seen him at the top of this game and be this black. Hold this vortex just All the conversation in the league around him. And we're seeing that the the NBA playoffs without him. Are some of the highest rated ever. And I think that tells you a lot. About the appetite to move. Just again. He doesn't have to be out of the way. Just his time to rule the league needs to be over. He can stick around and he could be a villain, and he can You know, he's still a box office draw. You know, I'm not saying he needs to retire. I'm just saying we need the NBA will be better off. Moving forward without him dominating the league. And this late in the playoffs. They're being teams like Milwaukee and Atlanta, and even the Clippers and the Phoenix sign. 5229872. There are some thoughts on Montreal in Tampa. I want to get to here in a little bit. So if you text about the hockey game, hey, type as you can. I will get to those in a little bit. And some other theories about why Nicole Yokich isn't embraced as much by his NBA superstar brethren. But I want to get to my next guest on time because the big news of the day is And I l baby. Name, image and whiteness. If your college athlete you can profit off of those three things, the floodgates are supposedly opened. Has there been a flood of college athletes cashing in? I will ask Jeremy Evans. He is the host of believe in sports law and the believe podcast network and he is a sports lawyer, and he will join me next. Another day. Another unknown It could bring your biggest order yet, or.
Mo Egger
"jeremy evans" Discussed on Mo Egger
"Ncw has the potential to be suit here But i think the wise move would be to work with these students and try to find a way to to navigate. This new space of offering scholar more scholarships and having the ability for name magen likeness on occasion you will see in a certain state that the legislature or the state senate is debating name image and likeness legislation for that particular state and everybody gets all excited and the nc double a. Was this conversation to be sort of centralized on the federal level. What does yesterday's ruling do for that. You know really good question and you know. I actually want to call him on this this week and i talked about this debate between federal versus state law. And you know from from a supreme court standpoint. What this case really does is it says. State cannot pass a law or university cannot have a regulation. Aa cannot basically act to restrict athletes for making money. That's a broader interpretation of this narrow interpretation would just be has to can't collude. The limit scholarships right. But i think ultimate was where the discussion is going in the country. I think that it's a broader interpretation. And what it means for states is that regardless of whether a state has a law that says you know we're going to have an i l. regardless of what the aa does. I think this train is moving forward. And i think a lot of these states. Because you know what's going to happen is coming to live. I when he's five or six other states have passed laws like florida. And what have you. Students are gonna start going out and making money. And i just don't think the nc don't is gonna have A legal principle to stand on To challenge that show. I think ultimately just up the market. I think it defines the market a little bit more. And we're gonna see a lot more competition everything that i've read about. This refers to related benefits that the nc double a.'s. No longer going to be able to put a cap on education related benefits. Is there a specific verbiage. Now to me education related benefit would be a laptop or paying for an internship or study abroad program. Something like that. I would imagine if you really wanted to be creative. You could really expand the umbrella to include things that really aren't related to education but the school may say is related to education in order to keep a kid from leaving the school or to come to school to play Collegiate sports That verbiage specifically the the education related benefits. Is there anything. In the court's ruling that places restrictions or limitations on what specifically could be defined as an education related benefit. Yeah that's a good question. And i think that's where the schools and the ncw have to come in and define what that is..
KOA 850 AM
"jeremy evans" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"9 39 is a time on carry news radio and talking about the Supreme Court ruling yesterday. Jeremy Evans is a sports attorney. He's also The host of believe in sports law and the believe podcast network founder and managing attorney at the Colorado sports lawyer or California sports Lawyer. Excuse me and Jeremy joins us now. Good morning, Jeremy. Thanks for your time. Dave Logan, Rick Lewis. And Kathy Lee, How are you? Good morning, Dave. Kathy, are you guys doing this morning? You know what we're doing? Fine. Thanks for your time. So break this down in in as concise fashion as you possibly can, as you looked at the ruling yesterday. By the Supreme Court. What exactly were two or three things that you took from that that you will see and play in the very near future. No, thank you so much for having me on so very briefly. I guess Three top things remember one. What This does is, it sets the stage for schools across the country. To open up the opportunity for student athletes to profit off their name image in like this. That's the biggest thing. Ultimately, Supreme Court Since we opened the door to say, regardless of what the incident does, regardless of what's called game, you cannot prevent athletes from, um sort of profiting from her name, image and likeness. In sort of opening up that scheme, and it's going to be interesting, I guess. Two other points. It's going to be interesting how that plays out because the question gets asked. Okay, well, what happens if a state passing a law that says you cannot profit? Well, that would potentially, you know, come in conflict with the Supreme Court decision. And then the other aspect is what if a state does nothing? What if they don't pass a law operating them to likeness or what? At the level? A, Uh says No, we're not. Allowing this at the end of the day with this decision says, is that You cannot prevent them from doing it, meaning that if there's an opportunity to provide additional income to the student athlete, whether that be from the school directly in a recruiting efforts or an outside money There is the ability to do that. So those would be, I guess the three sort of top things that came out of that decision. Jeremy. Why did it take so long to get to this because it's been a long time since the has had a monopoly. On college athletics. Of decades and decades, and especially the power five conferences. Those guys make an unbelievable amount of money off of these. These kids talent and mostly football players, in some cases, football and basketball, But why has it taken so long to get to this? Yeah, You know, that's a fair question. And And I think that you know who would have had this conversation. Let's say 20 years ago. We wouldn't even be talking about this. Maybe even 30 years ago where it was, you know, I think the incredible aim universities really opened up this hand dollars box if you will. By shining, you know, million dollars sponsorship and apparel contracts by signing, you know, you know, Million You know hundreds of million dollars in terms of billions of dollars in terms of Broadcast contracts. Can't really opened the door to this and then for them to turn around and say No, You can't pop it off your name. Imagine like this. You know that sort of thing. And then, of course, simultaneously, the NFL and the NBA instituted rules that said, you cannot enter the draft. Until you've had at least 123 years of college. With the one year being the NBA and three years in the NFL. So to me, why did it take so long? I think it was just a matter of the student athletes basically stepping out standing up and saying, Hey, we'd like to have a Basically a piece of this, you know, financial pie. And then I think it was just a matter of the school, seeing the benefit of this But I think maybe technology has a huge partners. We would not probably having this conversation. But for social media, social media is really the catalyst. In my opinion, it's opened up this opportunity to wear Everybody, including you and me can have our own broadcast channel. But they don't have to go through a distributor. Whether worried about advertising that sort of thing, So I think that directed consumer approach really allowed for this to move forward. Jeremy for some people in our region text we just got I mean, I have an answer, but I want to see what yours is from the 33. So how much is a college education going to cost when they pay engineering teams, debate teams and women's cross country teams, etcetera, your opening Pandora's box. Those You know you're looking at right now. As I understand this you're looking at, uh, Division one football Division One basketball. Those two sports and football, in particular generate the lion's share of the revenue. That is that has spread around the university. But how would you? How would you answer this textures question in terms of other teams and whether or not they would be Included in some of what what is about to take place. Yeah, No, And that's a really good question and again a fair question. I think. You know, Part of the problem right is that on one hand, you know, free market sort of open market is a good idea in the sense that it raises the value and It potentially could be a situation where student athletes are, Um, you know, getting paid more money because they're getting recruited to go to the best schools. But you're right in that It does create some issues when it comes to, you know, should should you know, college is being the you know, sort of open market competition space when we're talking about The idea of going to college is all about, you know, education. Now what I think is going to happen is, I think the market is eventually going to correct itself, meaning that A couple. Maybe a couple of a few things are going to happen. Number one is, I think the name image and lightness space is going to be important and big, but it's going to be important and big for, um, maybe the starting quarterback starting running back. That sort of thing, right? It's not going to be for the left. Starting tackle Mr very positive person have a large social media following so I think the market is going to kind of dictate that. People want to watch the starting running back. They don't want to watch the starting debate people right or the person who is running an engineering team. I think it's sort of the market will dictate that. But It's sort of an interesting thing, because it does open up this Pandora's box. As you said that with regard to paying athletes and how does that work? The other part I mentioned this is that we've already seen the N B. A And so many other leagues provide opportunities to where folks don't have to go to college..