35 Burst results for "Kali"
Not Another D&D Podcast
"kali" Discussed on Not Another D&D Podcast
"You see pink muscle. After The Serpent's turn, that is Calder's turn. Calder, you are down in a pit. Okay. How hard will it be for me to get into her mouth? Oh my God, you are. A 140 feet away. Okay. She's 80 feet up near Kali. 60 feet in the ground. What are you saying about my mouth? Forget it. Do I have anything with that? Oh. Okay, so but if I move 20 feet, I could theoretically hit her mouth with a scorching ray. Which we're calling an ice ray. Yes. Yes, yes, yes. You could definitely hit her with a spell. Then I'm gonna do that. I'm gonna climb 20 feet, or move 20 feet towards her mouth. Okay. Cast. Freezing ray. You start climbing up her scales of starfire. You feel your hands burning underneath you, your hold your hand up and begin shooting freezing rays at her mouth. Here's the deal I'll make you Calder. You'll have to roll with disadvantage if you're trying to hit like the inside of her mouth like the roof of her mouth. I guess I'll do that. Sick. It's already a bad gamble. I rolled a three. You accidentally shoot some ice right in front of you and begin sliding down your skills. I scoop up the ice onto my broken ice dagger. What's going on down there? It's all fake. Thank you. Okay, as the last thing I do then, I don't get three shots. So take two more. Yeah. Hell yeah. All right. That's a 26 and a 24. You got it. You hit with that one. So yeah, you shoot as she says, what's going on down there? You shoot a perfectly
The Daily Meditation Podcast
"kali" Discussed on The Daily Meditation Podcast
"You. Feel that peace in your heart. Think of one other person and send out peace to them. Relax your arms. And your hands. You may place your hands in this week's Kali mudra. To release delusion and restless thoughts. Intertwine your fingers together with your hands at your chest or in your lap, and then extend your index fingers upwards, pressing them together, finally, cross your left thumb over your right then. Kali mudra, the position of your index fingers pointing upward represents
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
U.S. Drone Strike in Kabul Kills Ayman Al-Zawahri
"Let's bring in syndicated radio host Hugh Hewitt, Hugh you follow this a lot. This is a big, big deal, and a big get for the U.S. and frankly, for President Biden. Oh, it is. Brad, it's a huge compliment to President Biden for seeing it through. It's also a compliment to the American intelligence community and the military, which never gives up on a target. This is the 6th of 6th that they've gone after. Saddam and Zak Kali was killed under president Bush, the American military got those two in the intelligence community. President Obama, of course, famously getting bin Laden, president Trump going after him getting Al Baghdadi of ISIS and Soleimani of Iran and now Joe Biden the American military and intelligence community getting zawa here. He's always in many respects. The closure that a lot of people have been looking for. He was behind the bombing of the African embassies back in 1998 under president Clinton, and if anyone has read Lawrence writes the looming tower, they'll know. He's a malign. A malignant figure who has had smart is perhaps been Latin was not detail oriented. He was not much of a charismatic leader, but he was relentless and all hats and all honored to the American military, the intelligence committee of President Biden broke in the strike. You know,
Latino USA
"kali" Discussed on Latino USA
"There are these chicanos in Denver and they're incredibly mixed people and their lineage goes all the way back to their indigenous ancestry. And all of the characters in that book represent that. On the morning the flyers appeared across the city like snow and early July, dodie went outside to fetch the newspaper after starting breakfast with Tina. She stepped out of their duplexes screen door with her hair crisp and black curls. The flyers were printed on cheap brittle paper with a photograph of the girl, borrowed from the 1955 north Denver high school yearbook, sitting dead center on the page. Missing, Lucia Pereira, 19 year old girl of Filipino descent dodi's chest ached with hard and sadness. She lifted her gaze, eyeing the quiet street, almost hoping the missing girl would suddenly appear beside a mailbox or a parked automobile. This was on our tree, dodie said in Spanish, setting the flyer on the table and taking a seat. Tina gave it a glance, she shrugged, Lucia was very beautiful, with strong precise eyes, and doughty felt an urge to know her. Dodie said to Tina, I know you've seen her at church. What could have happened to her? Maybe she's dead, Tina gulp to glass of orange juice. Someone could have chopped her right up. Don't say something so ugly, that's horrible. Fine. She probably had a boyfriend, Tina suggested her voice strained with annoyance. I bet they ran off and wanted to get married in a hurry. I don't think so, said dodie. She didn't seem interested in that. I.
Latino USA
"kali" Discussed on Latino USA
"The oral history and I took the tape with me and I was living far away from Denver at the time. It's about a 6 hour drive through the mountains. Every time I would leave, I would remember my mom saying, now we're entering the kingdom of the mountains. And so I drove all the way down to Durango and I had the tape and I had to go to the library to find a way to play it. And I plugged it into this VHS tape and I was sitting there with headphones and I was watching it and the first thing that really struck me was just to see my great grandma again. I mean, I haven't seen her since. I was a little girl and she died, but also since she's visited me and dreams. And there was one more thing that just really blew me away. My family now, we besides the few siblings of mine that have been able to reclaim Spanish and learn Spanish fluently. We are monolingual English speakers because of the abuse of the past. And my family talks about people being beaten school for speaking Spanish for being attacked on the streets for speaking Spanish. And my mother asked her in the tape, she says, what languages did you speak at home? And my grandmother looks at her and she says, well, we spoke Spanish, of course. And my mom says, okay, did you speak anything else? And my grandma says, well, yeah, of course. We spoke our old languages too. We did not just speak Spanish. And that, to me, it just felt like such loss. I had no idea, I mean, she was referencing their indigenous languages. It was incredible to me to realize that my family had lost so many languages and so quickly. It happened really in one generation..
Latino USA
"kali" Discussed on Latino USA
"From the 1930s and I was just, you know, I drew a blank and I said, no, I just thought I knew it. And so that sort of felt like a challenge to me. And at that point, I was set off on this very hungry search for research. And that is how I ended up visiting archives and libraries, a really across the Southwest region. I remember a particular day I went to the Denver public library, western history and genealogy floor, which is one of the largest archives in the western United States. And I walked up to the reference desk and I asked the archivist there, I said, I want to know how my Filipino great grandfather met my chicana great grandmother and I don't have anywhere to start. And he sort of just looked at me blankly, but then we started writing down certain notes and references. And that's when I really started to look at the newspapers at the clips. But there was one big issue. Are people were not really in the archives than the way that anglos were in the archives. And I got really lucky that year because I also found a VHS tape. My mother had conducted an oral history with my great grandmother. And I found this tape and I transcribed it. Did she tell you guys that anything about what had happened or why he would know nothing? I remember distinctively when I found the tape, I found the VHS tape in my mother's closet. She is the one who conducted the oral history and I took the tape with me and I was living far away from Denver at the time. It's about a 6 hour drive through the mountains. Every time I would leave, I would remember my mom saying, now we're entering the kingdom of the mountains..
Latino USA
"kali" Discussed on Latino USA
"Wasn't easy. You know, sometimes when I look back through my old emails, it makes me feel so sad to just see the hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of rejections. I was told that nobody would want stories like this. Sabrina and Karina became a finalist for the national book award in 2019. Nobody was really talking about that book when it first came out, but the people were, my community was. And my community really carried that book and pushed it up and out into the national sphere. And now Kali, who is 35 years old, has just released her debut novel, woman of light. In this episode, Kali talks about how her life experiences and identity. Blend into her work. And how she's honoring her ancestors from the American southwest. Here's Kali fajardo and Stein in her own words. My family, my ancestors, you know, we've been in Denver now for over a hundred years and we still run in to prejudice and to people saying, this isn't your place. This isn't your city. This isn't where you belong. And so women of light is really my attempt to show the world that we exist and not only do we exist, we have really big entertaining, dramatic stories, and I hope I'm providing that space for others who may be come from these ancestries that are.
Security Now
"kali" Discussed on Security Now
"And so you just add the web authent module and configure it and you're probably good to go. Yeah. Right. Well, that day I hope comes soon. It'll be interesting to see. It's not and this is the problem is there was a benefit to Google and Facebook doing the log in with Google login with Facebook. Because as we know, they track you as you pass by, they know who you are and where you're logging in. So this Federated OAuth login, they had a benefit. They had a reason for doing it. It's not clear to me what the benefit will be to web servers and websites adding pass keys. Things are working the way they are now. So we'll see. Yeah. Yeah. And as I said, not everybody is doing the log on with Google and Facebook. You certainly can't use it universally. You see it here and there. And it's kind of like being able to buy something with PayPal. It's like, good. I could use that here. But other places, you need my credit card number. WordPress does have a squirrel plugin. Did that get a lot of uptake? Yeah. It did. Yeah. Yeah. I think that's got to be key. You've got to have those easy. Yes. It's got to be a drop in solution. So last Wednesday, a company known as offensive security that who are the people behind Cali Linux announced that they'd be live streaming their penetration testing with Kali Linux course sessions on Twitch later this month. I mentioned this because a subset of the course's material, all of the streamed content will be open to the public on Twitch at no charge. And I felt sure that some of our listeners would find that interesting. For those who don't know, Kali Linux is a debian based Linux distro, which is targeted toward facilitating information security tasks such as penetration testing, security research, computer forensics and reverse engineering. The course in question ten 200 is a paid course, which helps students prepare for the offensive security certified professional, O SCP certification exam. Before the pandemic, it was only available in person. But during the COVID response, live training was suspended and offensive security moved their courseware online for remote instruction. So today, a 26 part 13 week twice weekly,.
Not Another D&D Podcast
"kali" Discussed on Not Another D&D Podcast
"I have it? Do I have any goals? This is a lime scooter. This isn't yours. I hacked it. And now it is my school. Give them the gold. It is a mothership moped. But now it is a krug and moped. You understand, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I'll give crook and 15 gold. And I will serve as Calder's helmet. Great. I guess I'll serve as Callie's helmet because Calder has a helmet. Great. Oh, great. I'll say, yeah, there is this little arcane motorbike that he has that it will travel so slow with all three of you on it. It's like a hover thing, essentially. It doesn't have wheels. It's got like handlebars and it's got certain things that cast spells to make it accelerate and stuff like that. There's just the one seat on it. And then it's got like a purple glow of like a levitate spell. And it can go usually pretty fast, but as soon as Calder gets on it, you feel it like almost hit the ground and then as Kali gets onto the back, it fully starts scratching on the ground. He's making sparks. I think Callie should drive. And then Saul is on top and it's just fully like ruining the road as you guys ride along. All there, you need to push off the ground like it's one of those toddler bikes without pedals. Okay, you know what? Kelly, you wear the handler helm. Our soul. We just need to shift the weight around. Okay. Yeah, we fully commit to the scooter and we go to this address. Sweet. So you guys ride through this district that's essentially like, it's got all these different holy places.
Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"kali" Discussed on Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"Can we learn about you. Most for it'll be he's gonna be on the. We're we're moving things around at the institute. I'm the founder now like So he's gonna. We're gonna be revamping the website here shortly in the next couple days to show all the instructors. We have a couple leaving handful. Instructors i i'm usually stepped. I'm stepping down the plate so like just the founder of the institute of hypnosis and sexuality since obeying i've developed over twenty years but i also think that there's some amazing trainers out there that can teach people wonderful skills so it's just a matter that we we have the instinct in the world. That's all that matters. This does exist. Senate will always exist so i love it i love. I love everything that you're doing for him. Noces legal everything that you're doing for acute mandy. Yeah it's all. It's all very very important to have these conference even if you disagree. It's important to know that this stuff is out there and it is happening in the background. So yeah and i'm grateful for you. Doug grateful for you kaley for coming.
Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"kali" Discussed on Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"Here. We go today on. Open loops kaley. Dubois the founder of the hypnosis and sexuality institute along with doug alexander. Professor douglas alexander. He runs the european branch of this institute as well. We're going to go into. I mean kayleigh delves into all sorts of different things. It's using sexuality and hypnosis together up just teaching people regular noses mine control the. There's a whole lot. She's an expert in a whole lot So i'm excited to delve into it. Thank you both for coming on the show. I really appreciate it. You're welcome. Thank you for having me absolutely absolutely You know kaley. Your background is so interesting to me because you are well wonder what came first one came first for you did did your interest in the psyche in the mind or did your interest in sexuality. Well it goes back to about age. Or i grew up on a dairy farm in the midwest and i had lapses in time meaning. I have memories that i can't quite put my finger on I would find myself out walking the fields late at night. Sleep walking us nambu list To the point where my parents would call the police. Because i be miles miles from the house And that's what really got me into learning about hypnosis and then of course diving more deep into it as i got older In ways in which like. I utilized it for my own health concerns. I was going to law school Dropped law school Because of some health issues. That i had with my lymph nodes In which. I tried every doctor known to man to figure out what was going on with me and Just resulted into working with hypnosis to release lymph node swelling That's kind of my background with hypnosis. Sexualities a totally different story. I haven't studying hypnosis since. I've been little kid But you douglas How long have you been studying. Hypnosis could say the business of been around five years although as trina jim crow signals. It's quite by accident of studying. Some the sample was interested in. I was working the trina. And one of my mind with like like you knew dance amenity under also what the heck. It's not with a goal sunday and she introduced me to at that time. What trainer while decent technology for the mind where you can have people you know. Be fixing issues the alliance you know get feet in the central like physical fitness but then By walking on their mind. That's how i got interested in like. What are the roots of not and those gordon multiple calm. Yeah we. It's it's endlessly fascinating. I still think it's so interesting after all these years. Yeah yeah and then That's beautiful so yeah. I went onto a train with dr john law. Direct john grinder michael grinder. Who is the brother of john grinder. The founder of an old key. I trained heavily in martial arts. Ever since i was a young girl And then went on to train with dr john lunch every day and his doj. Oh he's a sports psychologist an nlp trainer And a known as the speed man. I was gonna ask him. He is some of that comes up a lot in the community. I mean there are tons of people that mentioned. I mean david snyder who is very popular right now. Obviously talks talks about dr john effort. Tom zine people van. I have studied over the years. Talk about john latourette and i never understood what the connection is between the mind. Ps in the the hitting piece that the martial arts pays what what is what is your. What is your take on him. How does he put it all together. Well i mean like a surrogate daughter to john So Also noticed doc Motor skills development in oh utilizing from the perspective of you know how to build inappropriate sceptres awareness that most people really aren't paying attention to he's taken things And broken down Different behavioral structures in Aggression and Situational awareness as in. Let's say getting burglarized. You know mass attacks things that nature and are being one of his students and we were doing mass attacks. I get pretty high up the ranks. I was of his black belt. Instructors and You know the interesting thing. About doc is he was very detail oriented he is also a linguist could see speaks five different languages. So Yeah so are. Martial arts is broken down into like korean and different styles and forms. But not just forms. It was about peak performance and as you know an old. Pa took something that was as Subjective as hypnosis something has created vastness broken down easy steps. And that's what john does with something that's as powerful as his styles of martial arts and and And also psychic skills development. He's really into psychic skills development And the beautiful thing about him is that he is very persistent is very prolific. He never once stopped and there was a lot of times. When the you know different you could say. Chinese mafia and other types of people wanting to duel him would.
I Am Power
"kali" Discussed on I Am Power
"Oh yeah thanks for putting that into perspective touch not a lot of those different things or being a single female being preyed on his prayed for a break on you know Trying to raise a child or like you know Failure relationships in trying to figure out why was wrong with me when she's drug addict or you know not all there sometimes and this man is loved her for thirty years you know and just like embracing by mistakes and embracing Who we are as women as powerful beings and making sure that We are aware that were worthy. Eleven belonging in the moment. We really get that as we start to attract that. You're giving me coach curry. I can't. I can't wait said this said this. Book of poetry is in essence. Your life story kind of right and in poetry forum like kali all the events that you've experienced in your life of like made it away for you just kinda put this beautiful beautiful words onto paper. That's that's amazing. I can't wait so do you have a release date for that yet. Are we still kinda like you're still working on it. I'm still still the poetry still in I'm trying to get the poaching coaching program going. I and then the and there's even some songs in there that are starting to come out and it's just like you know you've had a baby before where you're all self conscious about our body you know and then you have a baby and is like ten people in a room in the most disgusting worst. Part of you is showing in there. All right. they're looking at it. You're just like when you're all done. You're like i just gave birth to humans so with twenty twenty using the ugliest arts of humanity in some of the most beautiful things. And it's like. I survived this so i don't care if someone doesn't like my voice or it's pitchy or you know the sonnet or whatever isn't this has got a minister to somebody. In these poems song gonna find the tribe that needs to hear it. Somewhere in a scrutiny naysayers. Because you probably aren't doing what you're supposed to do anyway eight. That's that's amazing. I can't. I can't wait for For this to come out like a it's gonna be so impactful on so many people I can't wait so i do wanna So i just kinda wanna like. Oh my gosh. You're just. You're so in. Like i just i just love you like soon that so you had So you've went from a pretty rough upbringing Not necessarily like in the way that your parents raised you..
The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"kali" Discussed on The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"No uncared had to cut out. You could see so the second day. I'm like a spend my money to get here. I stood in the aisle and made people pick up helmet because it was significantly lighter than what people were used to. And get the response like. That's okay but i just put in your hands and if you don't want to talk to move on and put it in their hands ago. What is this and then through the next few days. I only have one guy actually put it by hand and walk on everybody else. All right what's going on and then we would explain what was happening with the involving process and why we do what we do and show. The results have been testing. Was it always in the back of your head to move into the cycling market. I was more of a cyclists. Than i was when i started doing. I if i get involved with something. I want to get into the sports. So when we started making skid bites guards. I went about motorcycles. Start riding dirt bikes now. I routed to kati in an jitter and and but cycling was definitely more my heart so it wasn't that i was necessarily looking to do that but we had found a way to build false. Y'all helmets that. I believe and i drink by own kool aid. That when you put that on your head using that technology you're putting on a safer product on we had so the next thing of course was to do a full face down so we did that and the media. The bike industry was more welcoming. The motor industry is great. But it's complex. It's distributors all. Had their own helmet brands so in our industry got for the different distributors. Qbp all these guys. They don't have their own olive branch when he started talking about moto. they all have their own comic brats. If you think of answer for example is open on by a called tucker rocky there's just the complexity of getting passed the house brands where we were finding people were interested in our conversations..
The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"kali" Discussed on The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"Was there a particular market opportunity that you saw something that you felt wasn't being done at the bigger companies. No not yet. That's not really worried happened at the time when especially so i had moved on from helmets and eventually became the head of engineering specialized for everything for bikes. Mostly what i concentrated on was the carbide projects. They i worked on the tarmac in robea and things like that other guys who had much better frame experience than i do. You know the geometry. So i would go over to the factories and work with the carbon lay ups and things like that and we would make it and break it. I still have tarmac. frame number. two doesn't look anything like what went to production. It had split talk to who knew that was uci illegal but so my people see it all the time. It doesn't say anything on it so it's got carbon top tube and changed in the seeks to and and then the underbody aluminum so the idea was it was gonna be nice. Chris feel the aluminum. But where your body touches. You're gonna have that forgiving carbon-fiber conceptually feel and so. I still have that bike when people see me out on it. I'm not a big rodeo ride. A lot on the road. But they're like what the hell is that because it's totally recognizable but it's pretty cool so actually less specialized primarily because they were going through some transitions at the time they had wanted. Transfer a lot of the engineering to taiwan. And i wasn't interested in that job. I had my first kid. I didn't want to travel. Did not want to travel at all. And so i actually resigned from the position. There was a great experience. It took me nine months to leave. Because i didn't have another job. I hired my replacement. I finished those two bikes and then just started consulting a little bit so i consulted a little bit with beta worked on their first carbon bars with jared smith..
The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"kali" Discussed on The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"Please make sure to check out their products because without their support. We couldn't continue doing what we're doing with that said. Let's dive right into my interview with kelly protectives brad. Welcome to the show. Thanks for having. I super stoked to talk helmets. It's interesting it's one of those categories that i haven't covered on the podcast thus far so i figured going to an expert and talking about it. We'll give the listener a lot of value about helmet technology for gravel riding looking forward to it as to. Why don't you start off by telling us a little bit about your background and how kelly was started. Sure i was super lucky. In a previous life career. I worked for an aerospace company working on military aircraft. So i was a carbon fiber aren. Be engineer mostly on the process side. Not on the material side. I was fortunate enough to work on the beach. You bomber fa teams joint strike fighter. And then a few airplanes that had never made it..
AP News Radio
Chris Paul Has Another Big Night, Suns Rout Nuggets 123-98
"The sun stretched to ten point halftime lead to as many as thirty one in the second half to defeat the nuggets one twenty three to ninety eight take a two games to none lead in their Western Conference semifinal series Chris Paul had seventeen points along with fifteen assists and zero turnovers the first player to do that in three career playoff games it's a credit to our coaching staff St Jude because things that we drilled all season long it's so nice to see when I come into play and in game form especially in the playoffs the Kali Uchis had twenty four points thirteen rebounds for the nuggets George scanner Phoenix
Latino USA
How I Made It: Kali Uchis
"Since i was a kid i always loved. Oldies always loved music. That was like very dreamy. I used to do covers a lot of spanish songs. Like eh forget there is by janette and soured me the book. Yes osama says it done does a lot of my earlier music was because i didn't know how to produce. It was literally just samples. I've like the blackbirds literally. All my songs were of these. That i loved so definitely played a huge influence on the artists. I am today. The beginning of breaking into the industry was definitely just. When i've got my first laptop. I wanted to make documentaries in colombian i wanted to make art films and i always love making music and writing as well so i wanted to make music that accompanied there so i guess that was how i started the journey of like putting together my first little mix tape i maybe songs really quickly and i just put it out on like a website called opinion at the time and i put out these little videos that had been making it started just getting a lot of shares between people who had been around much longer than me making music mish longer than me and were very established in the industry so it was kind of embarrassing for me actually. After i realized that so many people were sharing it. I took it down off the internet. I couldn't have been eighteen because i graduated early. And i think it was my graduation year. I might have even been like seventeen going on eighteen at the time. I just was like if something that i literally made. Just messing around could get so much attention. Let me try to actually make some music. If you plus y'all yup
WBAP 820AM
"kali" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"Got Tell me something good coming up here at 8 45. Because this story that I'm going to give you is not something good. This is it is a sad, sad story. In San Diego, where a 29 year old woman has died. Her name was Taylor Kali. She was walking through the East Village in San Diego on April 25th with a date on She's an on Lee child. She leaves behind her father in to rescue dogs ruined Stella. I. They say she was a fun loving spirit. She touched many people's lives. She had started working for McFarland recently. In E mean they House. Just the census is a horrible story that she died. She kept everyone on track. She died walking down the street in the East Village of San Diego. When someone jumped off a building and landed on top of her. You gotta be kidding. No. It was a parking structure. An adult male between 20 and 30 years of age jumped Off the ninth floor balcony. And landed on top of her. So somebody was trying to commit suicide? Yes. And she was of the bottom. She was with wrong place at the wrong time. Good, Josh. Walking down the street. On a date. Someone fell on top of her and killed her instantly. In that something. What do you What do you What do you do? E mean, what You have to really come come into play here. You think about that dance? Oh, my gosh. You know who loses his daughter because someone else took their own life and took hers with Unbelievable. That is so So horrible. Yes. Traffic right now that tell me something good will pick it up here. All right? Yes. After we check in with money, Cook Money, Daddy Wreck I 35 year on the north bound side of Harry Hines Raceway That one already started back things up beyond Regal row. Also the one I 30, East Bennett fielder. It now has the roadway shut down because of the crash. Backups are solid 27, 20 and onlookers are starting to form up westbound.
AP News Radio
Nikola Jokic helps Nuggets hold off Grizzlies 103-102
"The Kali could score the nuggets final five points to help them close at a one or three one oh two victory over the Grizzlies yup each finished with twenty eight points fifteen rebounds and seven assists will Barton chipped in twenty one points including a three pointer that step to ninety five all tie and put Denver ahead for good Michael Porter junior also provided twenty one points helping the nuggets overcome a poor shooting night by Jamal Murray who scored a season low three points on one of fourteen from the field brandy Clark and Dillon Brooks led Memphis with twenty points apiece I'm Dave very
AP News Radio
Murray's 50 points power Nuggets past crumbling Cavaliers
"Jamal Murray pumped in a career high fifty points into Kali okay chat a triple double as the nuggets handed the Cavaliers their ninth straight loss one twenty one oh three Murray hit twenty one of its twenty five shots including eight of ten three pointers a lot of places a lot of fun to be aggressive in another once you once we get you guys even have coached only be aggressive helps women to be able to go out there just play free from my game and I think so well I've been doing that in my home news coverage he scored twenty points in the final period including three three pointers in the sixty five second span to put the nuggets ahead by twenty one you could shed sixteen points twelve rebounds and ten assists in getting his seventh triple double of the season I'm the ferry
Rush Limbaugh
Texans hire Ravens assistant David Culley as head coach
"Search for head coach appears to be over, but now they may need a new quarterback. The team reportedly is hired Baltimore Ravens offensive assistant David Cully to be their next head coach, But ESPN is now reporting quarterback to Shawn Watson is formally asked to be traded. ESPN analyst Damien Woody says Kali is walking into a bad situation. Can he possibly say at this moment in time to convince the Shawn Watson Hey, won't you stay here? Although only stupid opens and showing his hand to you? There's nothing I can really do so I don't know what he could say to convince him. There's been no official comment so far from either. The Texans nor Watson
The Work in Sports Podcast - Insider Advice for Sports Careers
"kali" Discussed on The Work in Sports Podcast - Insider Advice for Sports Careers
"Right he goes out the press and says something has viewpoint has a you know and everybody feels that. Would networks for microsoft. They know that they're part of representing that for you. The athletes are part of that. A major part of that voice and when they go out and speak reestablished part of the culture and they established what you stand for and they establish what meaning is and all those who are things right so it's important to let that happen in a real sense and to be able to let them tell their stories to let them give behind the scenes. Look of what they do and to make everyone feel connected to them as humans are not something on a lofty perch. They're right there part of it. So true goner those trophy. Athletes were athletes. That you have a story. Share it and comfortable sharing that. It wasn't easy to get here. These are the obstacles. This is what i'm proud of. You know had a tough game like that. Authentic voice is what we're valuing As fans now more than ever and the club has to help deliver that when we talk about pivoting and make it happen. We couldn't talk to fans in the stands anymore. So now you've got to talk to them in their homes with everything else going on in the world. So i completely agree with you. It's fun to watch and it will. It will change. I keep up on the storytelling sides. Now now i'm getting. I'm getting all excited like you are talking about all this stuff. So let's get deeper into the staffing side a little bit. Because i know that's what a lot of people in our audience really really want to know more about from a tactical strategic standpoint. Obviously you play a major role in creating the people strategy at nyc afc. Is there a common denominator that you look for employees at nyc afc. I know we're talking about removing barriers in not having people to segmented and we're opening things up but are there certain traits that you're looking for and like are there certain must have attributes. And how do you find and identify those people that are going to be complementary to who you are as an organization. Those are some really great questions and should help. The audience navigate the sporting industry. In general we talked about it at the beginning. Being passionate is a characteristic that cannot be created so it's something that we look for. Now mind you. Everyone's not going to be passionate in how they communicate. Everyone's not going to be passionate. You know necessarily for soccer but what we're looking for. Is that burning in the belly. What what is it in your life that you were passionate about. It could be family. it'd be cooking. It could be animals. It could be culturally but when you are in an interview setting it's important for you to show up as a person a lot of times Injury level roles when we're doing applications interviews for those entry positions people. Show up trying to be what we want them to be what they think we want them to be. And it comes across as robotic in authentic. So would i encourage each person considering not just in. The sporting world is identify who you are. What makes you different from your friends. What makes you different from your siblings and own in possess and think about how that can make organization a department or t. Maybe you haven't worked in the professional environment for very long but if you put me on a team this what i can bring to that t..
WIBC 93.1FM
"kali" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Show? I'm Mark Roberts here. So is producer Jacob and last Friday at this exact time, I think we were just learning that Ron Kali High School was changing the name of their rebels to the Royals. And you and I talked about just how utterly absurd this was. You gave us the whole background on why they were even named the rebels to begin with. And it was all on the up and APPA had nothing to do with racism or slavery or confederacy or the South or anything right? It was named after the pope. Who by Ron Kali, who was deemed a rebel because of his actions for good as it related to the church. Yes, and so why they've decided they need to change that. Is totally just woke. Virtue signaling bullcrap on Gui got some reactions to that we've got, I think quite a handful of voicemails in reaction. Some people learned about it while we were talking about it, not even from Ron Kali itself, and that was frustrating. Let's go ahead and start playing him. Hey, Mark and Rob Rob first hard when I say everything you ever say about Eric Holcomb is absolutely 1000% accurate. What? You asked about my opinions on the run. Kali thing I attended Ron Kali, My oldest son graduated from Ron Kali, My second oldest son is currently enrolled. Iran colleague My tuition. Is more than my mortgage. And I just learned about the name change. Even though we kind of knew it was coming. I just formally officially heard about it from you guys, not from the school. I don't know why these teachers who love to hear themselves talk specifically the principal Joe Wise and box. Doesn't want to send this out. The parents. It's just sort of ended abruptly that one, But you got the point. Can you imagine his tuition is more than his mortgage. And he heard about that from us, and that's so disgraceful to do that to people. I mean, it's not public education, which is taxpayers, of course, but these people are the are there your client like I mean there You exist because of them. Exactly. Exactly. And he wasn't the only one. Hey, Mark and Rob, This is pity. I love your show. I love you, Daddy. That was Daisy to my data was incomplete and At least listen, you guys for a little bit. I'm calling about the wrong collie named Change and my Children get go toe on colleagues. We understood 30. So it's been a while you see, But over the years sand might have been and I have done I did not mean to their capital campaigns and Such things and I'm with you guys. It really makes me angry. I can't believe they did it. Luckily, I think last year Woz our last payment for the last campaign, and I hope we don't Never give money because I'm really mad about it. They don't buy Don't don't give them more money. I have a serious question here. And maybe somebody who goes to Ron Kali could answer this forest 6848444. When these things get decided, Is there a board? I wouldn't think so does it? How do you get on that board? Because clearly, I mean, it appears because we got the same responses from people on social media that we're hearing here that the public was not like consulted about this that there was not Hey, 90% of run, Kali Patrons want to see the name?.
Mentally Yours
The Power Of Poetry
"So blake auden welcome. Schmancy the ios. Thank you so much for coming on. Thank you very much for having me poetry. I'm very excited to talking poetry. I feel like. I haven't been waiting enough poetry but anyway tennis about yours and when you started rising yeah absolutely. I started writing when i was quite young. Mark mark fathers in the military. And so i grew up with wolf poetry and i i just became fascinated by it by its ability to convey so really strong and deep emotions. And so i've been reading in on doubling for twenty two years and by then even really taking it seriously for about two years. I sat my instagram account february. Twenty nineteen ammon dots. When i saw really started trying to make him a career. What kind of reaction have you had on instagram. And in general in the wo t o poetry. It's been Sa- brady surprising. If i'm going to start you know. I suppose you never you stop these things in the The other people will enjoy them and monette may view get. Some read was awesome. Nice comments. But i i've been completely blown away by by how people have responded to it. People say to me with the time that my poetry helps them to process emotions and mental health issues heartbreaking loss and not every time i hear it it means you actually well to me. I think i've been very lucky in that. Regard does depends in the first place to help you with that mental health. Stuff will just generally kind of the going on at the moment. Yeah i think it does. I mean visit certain certainly kasichs about about writing. I think it's about so of all forces you to organize your emotions and kind of give them a gram to to stand on and on. I think that about price s helps you come to terms with what you might be experiencing the state of the world with the mainland or whatever it might be and that's the real payoff. It's is seeing other people react to it and particularly people fail like a con thy kalis how feeding or they struggled to talk about it and would just you know they put it into words. They often tell me that. I'm doing that for them. And for me back only makes make like whatever i go through. It's worth it. Because i know i'll be out of tune into something that helps someone else. Can we talk about your own experiences of mental health. Because i know that you've spoken a bit about your experience of anxiety. Windy anxiety can stopped fear. In what what does that mean fee. So i have been anxious to some degree harming mike my life when i was a kid i remember i and i think a lot of this comes from having a dot in the military and to worry incessantly. If you know if my mum was late from to pick me up from the childminders from school. I would immediately stop in. Kenosha must have been in a car crash or something awful happened. And i remember at a young age On the other night. Seven or eight. And when i was in bed if i if i heard the front door i would assume that must be my my parents leaving to run away or something. Say i've always had know. Not kind of always worried. Probably unnecessarily more than an average kid should they and bet ahsan ads and probably in the last. Ten years is gotten progressively worse. And to the point where. I get anxious about we'll seemingly nothing you know. I caught composting. Garon on what is the might be causing it so it's been something i've struggled with for a long time now. So what if you saw this helps and dealing with so i mean writing is certainly one of them off in general. I'm a musician. As while i have a degree in music so i always turn to to the to try and make sense of this stuff that otherwise. I've tried everything. I've been to therapy. Which didn't help necessarily in lessening not. But it did help me understand the recall of it and i'm wear these things might have come from which was i mean. It was fascinating if nothing else am. I meditate every day dot starts really helpful and breathing exercises or this kind of stuff but i think the me the radi bake change came so i noticed probably two years ago you the anxiety was slowly taking lots of things away from eisai stopped performing music. I socialize less and less and i didn't. I hadn't been on holiday a about fifteen years at that point and i was i was essentially just spending everyday in the house too too scared of a panic attack to go and do anything. I found that the anxiety. Just find new things to make you anxious about if you if you remove or the sunny mike experience. He probably removed the trigger. It would just got replaced by something else so suddenly watching films with make anxious whereas it didn't before and so i saw you know what it's going to make me on kisses anyway then as just do i want so i started. I started writing about it. And i- i characterize anxieties wolf in my writing something that you know stokes me so i got tattooed quite large on the back of my left hung where i can see every day and not kind of reminds me the you know what enough is enough. I'm just gonna do the things and if the makes me anxious he makes me unctuous fiber panic attack panic attack very they can do about it so i'm just gonna down and live my life and oddly enough thought has really helped. The last two years have been much better.
Colorado's Morning News with April Zesbaugh and Marty Lenz
Wisconsin Dept. Of Justice Identifies Police Officer Who Shot Jacob Blake
"During an arrest on Sundays being identified shooting Officer Kenosha Police officer Rustin Chesky has been a law enforcement officer with Kenosha Police Department. For seven years. That's Wisconsin attorney General Josh Kali says Rustin Chesky fired his weapon. Seven times of Blake and officer used a Taser on Blake, but it was not effective costed before the shooting, Blake admitted he was in possession of a knife last night Mike
Men In Blazers
Christian Pulisic 1st US man to score in FA Cup final
"Christian Pulisic. All Lord and Savior became the first American man. To School in an FA Cup final in our nation's history. Yes, Kali Loyd. Did do it in the women's FA Cup Final Let's talk about what happened here because a last remaining particle of American self power started ended the move. It was fantastic. Right David Path running right down the middle by. CPI. Definitely playing more centrally in this game and seems to be playing more and more centrally under Franklin. Part just POWs down the middle lays it off, ends up getting it back. With absolutely wonderful layoff from Olivia Giroux. Gorgeous. Gorgeous. But CPI still had so much work to do the replay. It's very read. Things look as good in replay as they do in real time in replay it looks even better the caress of the bull that he had to keep on his boot and that control was just majestic may I'll say a? Couple of things live as your rib is. A multifaceted monitor will cut with a bottle draconian Orion legs yet. Oh, but he's a little say. He's politic's elder brother at this point in the lenny smalls to all boys, George Milton, and soon as bull. Cain to French daddy if he's only going to do one thing which was looked for. Oh boy. With a flake that was not the. Attend love a warp speed. That's why my Christian exploding into that crevice of space very. Really Very Mba like the way he just attacked slither of space I touch instinctually enabling to goes pass Tierney and casually ethically clippings past Martinez before charging off into his now signature the Eastside and say I have become a little numb to the football watch so much drunk at all in. But when that ball flicked into the bucket, an after five minutes I was out of MUSC- bellowing at the TV a Oh, my God name all Ford's after that man that was a big player. Making a big play in a big game in a big moment. David. It wasn't a and he's an American in a Wimbley Cup final to the FA Cup final is not what it was without any doubt but that is still scoring an FA Cup final not many men of school to Golden Fa Cup final and they tend to get remembered that clubs forever. It's a little bit of a new win rather than you lose, but it will be remembered forever that is a huge achievement. It's at despite injury, which is terrible way to end the season. This was a massive. Capital Christian the end of the
Tony and Dwight
Florida Rep. Ted Yoho Accused Of Accosting Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez On Steps Of US Capitol
"We're going to Capitol Hill now. That's where Washington Democrats seized on a report that a Republican representative accosted one of their members. Kali on Congressman Ted Yoho to apologize. Florida congressman Ted Yoho took to the House floor Wednesday to address a report he confronted and made a derogatory comment about Congresswoman Alexandria, Ocasio Cortez arise to apologize for the abrupt manner of the conversation I had with my colleague from New York. It is true that we disagree on policies and visions for America. But that does not mean we should be disrespectful. Yo Ho denied, however, that he said the expletives that it was reported he used in reference to Ocasio Cortez. The congresswoman said Tuesday that prior to the incident, the pair had never interacted. Adam Kelsey. ABC NEWS Washington
Von Haessler Doctrine
Fire breaks out at SW Atlanta apartment complex
"Here to let in southwest Atlanta this morning where I live the smoke in my closet frantic residents running to safety after fire breaks out an apartment complex every far showing on from the breeze way on the second level of two story apartment says sergeant Cortez Stafford with that line of fire he says the blaze for several families from their homes this morning into the cold it started in the laundry room area of the green Briar apartments on Connell Kali parkway nobody was
Mark Levin
Lev Parnas says Trump knew exactly what was going on in the Ukraine
"It and an indicted former associate of Rudy Giuliani says trump knew exactly what was going on in Ukraine and that the president's personal lawyer was working to discredit Joe and hunter Biden live parties says he met president trump through Rudy Giuliani he had been helping the president's attorney meet with officials and parties his native Ukraine and party says he was enlisted to deliver the ultimatum to new president pulled a muscle in ski investigate the bidens or there will be no US aid and knows a landscape visit to the White House ahead of the Senate trial porous on C. N. and expressing a willingness to testify especially if former national security adviser John Bolton does between me and bold when we could for than all the dots because I was on the ground there and he was over here and if you are satisfied I would be very willing to testify Fulton has been described by other witnesses as Kali what Giuliani was doing in Ukraine a drug deal of Costantini the
KNBR Tonight with Drew Hoffar & Kevin Frandsen
Soccer star Carli Lloyd received offers to kick in NFL preseason games
"It's been confirmed by Carli Lloyd of the U. S. women's national team that she is quote seriously considering on offer from the NFL now it's gotten old it's gotten a little fuzzy what can offer a we talking about is it an offer to simply come in and kick on Thursday night in the final preseason game for a team that's possible that's how I originally read at this time they were a little bit more Corey in terms of what the offer actually is and what Carly is thanking and the reason for this if you missed it about a week maybe a little bit more ago a viral video surfaced of Carly at eagles camp kicking a fifty five yard field goal and by the way kicking it threw up rights that are squeezed together even fitter than actual goal posts in the NFL fifty five yards no joke now granted no rush no snap no timing look like maybe her her run up to the ball was a little bit longer than what an actual kicker would do but you know fifty five yards that is not a joke and this thing did not just barely clear the cross bar it was with ease and it was perfectly centered and Carly's time with the U. S. women's national team probably doesn't have a whole lot of laughs because she's in her mid thirties courses a kicker what the hell you could just get started at that time now is this ever going to turn into Kali kicking in real NFL games I find that to be a little bit far fetched but who the heck knows and quite frankly who the heck cares this is fantastic it's fantastic it should happen don't get caught in the debate and the minutia of whether or not it would work it doesn't matter that's not the point the point is out all times and everyone in all leagues can do it better all times they should be thinking in twenty nineteen about entertaining the masses that's the thing you know we look at baseball games and we go and we need to restart the game no you don't need to shorten the game you need the game to be more entertaining there need to be more things going on that that that that keep the attention of the audience and even the NFL which is incredibly entertaining there's urgency already built in only sixteen games I'm number one television show across the board throughout every football season by far our basketball very entertaining but are there ways other ways that they could make it even more entertaining while the big the big sore thumb for the NFL is the pre season it is incredibly difficult to find reasons to watch a preseason game out one I've watched so far one one time did I actually sit down on the couch with a pillow behind my head make food and say let's get it on I'm watching this happened one time and in fact is the only time I can remember it happening in the last I don't know how many years and it was last Saturday because Jimmy Garamba fear was was running through the streets of San Francisco and seemingly beyond and so we had to see it he was gonna play all high off he gets some continuity he could make a mistake or two and have time to to button it up he did all of those things and I was there for and then half time came and I wasn't there for it anymore and do you know how much I will watch of Thursday night narodna nothing I promise absolutely nothing I will I watch all that game on Thursday night because the relevant it's relevent the stars won't be there it's just not watchable however if Carli Lloyd were kicking for one of those teams I watched the whole thing I'll I would watch the whole thing and I would be rooting every time offer every drive just all of the twenty five yard line so why not who gets hurt how many teams already know who their kicker is gosh I hope the forty Niners of the team making the offer Robbie gold your quarterback don't put him out there on Thursday why who knows somebody could roll into his leg get Carli Lloyd M. and letter kick and who knows what would happen next but when you want to see it are so this is taking the next step there is serious consideration going on and and who knows where this is going to go on Thursday or quite frankly beyond it would be
Morning Edition
Ohio, Kali And Connor discussed on Morning Edition
"A friend of the gunman who killed nine people in Dayton Ohio over a week ago is expected to appear in federal court today from member station W. Y. S. April Leslie reports he allegedly purchased some gun accessories for the shooter twenty four year old Ethan calling is charged with illegally owning firearms and lying about his drug use on a federal form in order to acquire them FBI officials also allege Kali helps Dayton gunmen Connor bets purchase body armor and weapons parts leader used in the attack according to the affidavit Kali store the items at his apartment U. S. attorney Benjamin Glassman collie was involved because bats wanted to hide the purchase of this magazine body armor and die a our part from his parents Glassman says collie is not accused of planning the August fourth shooting collies attorney has said Kali was shocked to learn his friend was responsible for
Patti Vasquez
Dayton, Kali And Connor discussed on Patti Vasquez
"A friend of the gunman who killed nine in Dayton last week is facing federal charges even Kali accused of helping gunman Connor bets get the weapons used in the mass shooting but authorities do not think he knew what bets was
Rick Hamada
Dayton shooter's friend allegedly bought gunman body armor
"Criminal charges for the mass shooting in Dayton Ohio I'm Steve Rappaport fox news Conor bats will never face justice for the shooting that left nine people dead but federal authorities are going after a friend accused of helping the suspected gunman twenty four year old Ethan calling was arrested Friday and charged with line of firearms form about his drug use in order to purchase weapons in well U. S. attorney Ben Glassman says Kali had nothing to do with the planning and execution of the Dayton mass shooting that he supplied his master shooter friend with body armor an accessory for the gun in one hundred round double drum magazine the shooter you what happened on August fourth any kind of crimes any federal crimes that are on covered as a result of that investigation will be prosecuted fully Kali faces up to fifteen years
All Things Considered
Stressed out? Your dog may feel it too, study suggests
"If you're a dog lover, you already know, dogs, and humans have a special connection now, new research suggests that when owners are anxious or neurotic their dogs. Get more stressed NPR's Rebecca hersher reports that is not necessarily a bad thing. Not all stress is bad stress. Take, for example, dogs. They compete. In the twenty four inch classes? Kali handle by amber. Mccune for New Hampshire. Eighteen agility competition at the Westminster dog show mccune has to help boom the dog race through obstacles and even on TV. It's clear that they're totally in sync emotionally kabuki is just get this just will not leave amber side. Kyun gestures and coaxes, boom weaves, leaps. They're both focus. It's over focused turns to excitement for animal, and human mccune smiles could boom jumps into her arms at a happy. Yes. Rosemary Strasser is a behavioral neuro endocrinologist at the university of Nebraska at Omaha. She studies dog human relationships, and she also personally competes with her dog in agility competitions. Acre feel like both you and your job are reading each other's body Hughes, so well that you don't need to use. Verbal of command. He wondered about that feeling of being emotionally in sync. What was going on biologically in a study published a few years ago, Strasser found that the stress hormone cortisol might have something to do with it. When dogs and humans were competing or working together. She found that their cortisol levels were in sync rising together, for example, when they were competing. A new study published today in the journal nature scientific reports builds on that work. Researchers in Sweden found that even regular pet dogs appear to have higher levels of cortisol over time if their owners act in ways that are anxious or. Neurotic biologists Lina Roth is one of the study's authors. East owners have stress and the dog is likely to meter that stress and the dog will mirror that stress over months. They found not just right before an acutely stressful event like a competition for those who might be anxious by nature. And to have a dog. They love Roth
Planet Money
VIDEO: Put A Chip On It
"Support for NPR and the following message. Come from Microsoft technology is accelerating faster than ever and things that once felt far off are making a real impact in our lives today. See how AI is empowering business innovators at Microsoft dot com slash AI. This is a video so take out your phones settle in in your eyeballs. This episode has the most planet money staffers onscreen if you can't watch right now, we've got all our usual. Audio episodes waiting for you to skip back a little bit. Okay. Enjoy the video. This is where the story of the magnetic stripe and the chip on your credit card begins. Airport in the nineteen sixty back. Then you want to pay with a credit card walk up to a ticket counter over your credit card and the airline calls up the Bank to make sure it all checks out. It's all done manually. But as the lines grew the time it took to get on the plane grew to. To the airlines went to IBM International Business Machines big deal back then and they said, this is the problem can you make a card that works faster. So IBM tried a few different ways to make a car in a machine that could talk to each other. Finally, they said, yes, here take this piece of magnetic audiotape and stick it on the card like this. And the tape had all of the important information that you'd normally have in that phone conversation a credit card machine could read that tape send it over the phone lines. And the Bank would get the information almost instinct, so instead of sounding like this. I'm going to check on. I'm calling to check on. It sounded like this. But not in France. France ended up with tons of credit card fraud because the phone lines there. Well, they kind of sucked I can't hear what you've anything. So sometimes those swipes just wouldn't go through to the Bank and the way French stores dealt with it was to stockpile their credit card transactions and then make one big call at the end of the day, if you were a French criminal. This was a bonanza. You could get up in the morning. Make a fake card show up at the store, I something. And by the time, they call the check your credit, you're halfway to your mansion in Marseilles. But unfortunately for all those nefarious fraudsters. There was a colorful man named Roland more. When you just how to solve this. Who's kind of a hippy, according to one Kali a freelance journalist a comedian. What is the deal with credit cards? And an inventor, and he had all these engineer friends who tell him, you know, France has a ridiculous inordinate amount of credit card fraud. Aren't you do something about? So our hippie inventor came up with a solution. He knew all about computers. So he said why not put a computer chip car that chip could generate a unique code every time you using. In fact, we don't even need to use cards. We can put the chip in this giant ring. But during didn't really catch on the chip was a good idea though, because it meant that the machine could firm that you are using a real card offline and as fraud got worse and worse it started to become harder for the banks to ignore the ship. Finally, French companies adopted it with a pin code system instead of a signature, so it was even more secure and it worked it was so successful that the chip began to spread all across Europe credit cards were finally super secure, but in the US, we were still using the magnetic stripe. American phone lines worked better the stripe was fast. And so it was fine. Until so many other countries were using the chip and pin that fraudsters turned their focus to the US. We finally adopted the chip, and that's where we are today. Waiting just a little bit longer in line than we'd like sorta like the nineteen sixties. These videos are a new thing that would trying and we want to know what you do you like them hit us up on Twitter or Instagram? We're at planet money or send us an Email money at NPR dot org. Thanks for watching.