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Rocketship.fm
"laco" Discussed on Rocketship.fm
"You drink out of Pepsi. So it was a win, but my point was he didn't go there and go, I'm an awful CEO, I should not be in this role. It was like hold up. That was a bad mistake. Let me learn from it and reframe it. I still have the scales and the great people around me to do this. So for everyone listening, when something comes, ask yourself when it comes in is this true or false, select the player? He's 1% in the whole NHL. He's not bad. The play was bad, or the quarterback that I had when he has a bad play. I was like, you're not bad, that play was bad. By the way, so a lot of people on the team for one play, so let's not catastrophize your whole career. And I'm going to say this too. You might have a whole bad year of business, you know? We've all gone through it and ebbs and flows. It's not a bad life. Do not let your mind. Again, put a period where just means a comet, you may have to reset, reroute, restart, reimagine again, but you did not lose your gifts and talents. You still have your knowledge. We still have your confidence card, you know, you understand your why, you just have to reset and reframe it so that you could start again. All right, so we have just two left to cover. Once you do this enough and you're reframing it, you learn how to be Gritty and cultivating grit is the next one, which you can't cultivate grit if you escape every time it gets hard. So I tell people to lean in. That's how we build grittiness. And you could do this on an everyday basis. It doesn't have to be just when things are going like truly bad. You know the conversation that's hard. Lean into it. Get Gritty. Up coal plunge, I put myself in a coal plunge in people all the time. I do not want to get 35° water. It's freezing. I'm in Scottsdale Arizona. I choose to live in the warm. But why am I doing that? I'm telling you, it's a mental advantage because you start winning on the small things like that and anything that is in life. Anything that's challenging. One more rep, one more mile, another lean into the project for another hour or something. You start building this mental endurance, watch what happens. You want greatness, you start separating from the path. It just is, and then when things come, you're like, okay, I could do this. And a lot of my friends that are seals, you know, when we talk about what you've had to endure as a navy seal, and they say, you know, it really helped us for life. There's a lot of things we saw that we didn't want to see that we have to handle and it's hard. But, you know, the everyday things that happen in the world that would bother us do not bother them. They're like, are you kidding? You know. So perspective and putting yourself in the hard times allows you to be better to be grittier, show up better and guess what happens. You bounce back faster this whole premise of this book is I can't take away adversity from you, but I could certainly help you build this muscle, this buoyancy, the elasticity, that stays taught, that bounces you back, brings you back into flow again. And so if you don't work on this, what happens, you get lax, meant to relax. So all this brings buoyancy, brings you back to center, you stay strong, I mean, we all want to say that we want to say, I don't want my muscles being flabby. I want them fit, you know? So that's what we're doing with our mind. That's we're doing our leadership, our grittiness, and then the last principle is once you've gone through this, you turn the page. You learn how to turn the page because if you stay in the past, you can not drive forward and the front, the front window is bigger than your rearview mirror for a reason. You look back to glean what you need to reflect on it to be safe, but you look ahead at the vision of what's ahead. Learn, adapt, and then start looking ahead and drive forward again. Amazing. A huge thanks to coach Starr for sharing this with us. If you'd like her book, the art of bouncing back, it's available wherever you buy books. I got my copy off Amazon. And that'll wrap us up for today. So thank you so much for listening. We'll be back next Thursday with even more. I'm Michael sokka for Mike belsito. This is rocket ship FM. Thank you so much for listening to rocket ship dot FM. It is your support that keeps the show going. If you can take a second and leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts, it helps out the show so much. We're also part of the podglomerate network and if you'd like to listen to more great shows from the podglomerate, who do the hot conglomerate dot com to see the full show listings. Rocket ship FM is produced in partnership with product collective. A community for product people go to product collective dot com and get access to our weekly newsletter, live video interviews, slack community, product job board, and a whole lot more. Again, just go to product collective dot com. My name is Len Webb, and I'm Vincent Williams. We'd like to welcome you to our documentary podcast the class of 1989. Over the course of 6 episodes, then sit and I will examine the importance of 6 black films that came out in 89 and how they shape and influence popular culture, filmmaking, and society in general. Come on. Let's get it on. New episodes will begin running weekly on March 6th. It's easy to get lost in the day to today happenings of our busy lives. I'm your host, cine laco, you may recognize me from one of the most dramatic seasons ever. Of the bachelor, and I believe that we all have something to share. Tune into something to share every Wednesday for down to earth conversations with inspiring and entertaining people, many of which you'll recognize about that special something they want to share most with the world.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
We Need to Defund & Dismantle the FBI
"Here's what I think needs to happen. I think that we need to completely defund and dismantle the FBI. The rot is so deep, the FBI has gone so rogue, it can not be salvaged. Now you think about this for a moment. President Trump was in New York City. He was staying at his apartment in Trump Tower. He was not at home. Had the president Bennett home, there would have been video cameras of the FBI dragging the president out of the home so they could conduct their investigation. And you would have seen the coverage. They would have had CNN there. And it would have been broadcast live on national television, president Trump and his pajamas, standing on the front lawn of bara laco. Now you just think about this. It's not over. There's still coming for this president. And ultimately, they want to drag this man out of his home in handcuffs and shackles and throw him in jail. That's the end goal here.
The Officer Tatum Show
"laco" Discussed on The Officer Tatum Show
"Even close. I'm going to be honest with you guys. I have no idea how Karen is even anywhere near carry. One reason is because I heard she put $20 million into a. Race that, you know, she had no business being there if you asked me. I mean, somebody, I guess, had to challenge the Trump Republican Kerry Lake. But Karen, in a primary, put an end to any $1 million is out of control. I never seen her anywhere on the campaign trail. She has no social media, and I say anywhere on the campaign trail, she's not in the circles that I'm in. Her people have never reached out to me for anything. Even before I supported Kerry, her team is never reached out to do anything with me or anybody else I know. I guess if you got enough money, you can be competitive. You don't even have to really have a good platform. You can jump in and raise late. You put 20 million in, you can be competitive and get 200,000 people to vote for you. But I was at Carrie Lake's party last night and the initial count care was down by like ten points. And I know a lot of people initially gave up on it. Which is weird to me, but they initially gave up on it. Some people thought the care is going to lose. But what people are not considering in this election in the primary and it's probably going to happen in the general. You're going to have people that do what we call early voting in the state of Arizona. A lot of people do early voting. Our participating early voting. And then the Trump lichens, I called him Trump against the Trump Republicans, believe that you should not vote early, meaning that you shouldn't send you vote through the mail. If you vote early, you take the early ballot, you fill it out, then you turn it in in person on election day, and that's what a lot of Republicans believe in, at least the trumps, because there's been so many issues with ballots being lost in the mail and all of the above, people literally physically need to go in, drop their ballot off. One of the problems in pinal county, which I'm not sure the population of pinell county, I know that pinell county is in between pima and Maricopa, and it's a pretty large sized county, pinell county has lamb, who's the sheriff of pinell county, so if you know sheriff lamb, that's his county. They ran out of ballots, physical ballots. They did not prepare enough. The first hour of voting, they ran out of balance. Now, that could say one or two things. There are poorly managing the election is one, maybe it could say one, two, or the third thing. Because the third thing could be both of what I'm gonna say for number one and two. But the first thing mismanaging elections, you should have plenty of ballots. For the voters who are going to come in and you should expect that there will be an historic turnout. Then when you move on to the second, is that maybe the historic turnout was so much so that they could not have predicted it, which is another good thing. And the option three could be both of them. Poor management and also to turn out was so out of control that they was not expecting people to come and vote and participate in the ways in which they did. I'll say this, I think I said it yesterday on the show. I'm a say it again, go into the polls and the state of Arizona out in the Paradise valley area, they did a tremendous job at managing the voting place. They did a great job. I was very impressed. It makes me feel very confident that we can look forward to better elections. Because as soon as you go on a door, you meet your met with a person, you can't bring nothing in. You can't bring extra ballots in. If you have a ballot that you filled out, kind of like a provisionary ballot, you can't bring it in. You can take a picture of it, but you can't bring in an additional ballot into the voting booth, or into the voting facility. And they check it right at the door, they were very friendly. I wish I knew their names. They need to get an award. For how professional they were, so the process was foolproof. The voting machines are the only thing that could compromise the election based on my opinion if all of the voting poll places were handled just like they were at the place that we ended up going to. So I have to say that I'm very proud of Arizona for stepping up and hopefully we continue through the general election. I'm very proud of Kerry Lake. Nobody works harder than Carrie Lake in Arizona for pilot for running for office. I just don't think there's anybody else. The only other person who's in politics that works harder than Carrie laco worked just as hard as carrier Lake is Donald Trump. Carrie Lake was everywhere in the state of Arizona. She blew Karen out of the water in every single county except for Maricopa County where it appears that she may either have lost by less than a point or she won by less than a point is very close in the count, but she completely destroyed Karen and every other county, and I believe it's because Carrie Lake would go to each county and meet with people in their homes, you know, doing fundraisers, doing events, doing the whole thing that I think that a politician who wants to represent the people should do. You should be there with the people. They should be able to see you. They should know your name. They should have at least met you have had access to you at some point, at least on social media. You should be a person that accessible all of your positions that you take should be open to the public. It should be all out for display and the people should have a very confident and transparent message that they can go off of when they decide to vote for you or not vote for you. And I think that Arizona elections and many of the elections that occur last night, I didn't follow none of them. I'm going to be honest with you. I didn't follow none of them but Arizona because I was more worried about the state that I actually live in. However, I'll get you guys some updates on a few other ones if you missed it. But the indication in my opinion is that the Trump supported Republicans are winning. They are winning. Let me give you John John Gibbs. John Gibbs defeats Michigan Republican who voted to impeach Donald Trump. Says former Trump administration official, John Gibbs has defeated representative Peter. I don't even know I say his name. Is it mayor? In the U.S. House primary race that went down to the wire. That's an example of a Trump supported candidate versus a rhino. And I don't know if these people are rhinos, but you're going to get pigeonholed. If you're not a Trump king, you are rhino. Tudor Dixon, she wins Michigan Republican gubernatorial nomination, and she will face Gretchen Whitmer. And Tudor is considered a conservative political commentator, and she did a tremendous job. He said, according to reports, the time of publishing, Dixon had clinched enough to win the primary hitting 70,000 votes with just 13% of the vote in more than doubling the vote count of any of her challengers. Dixon was recently endorsed by influential Republicans in the state and across the country in just days before the Tuesday primary president Donald Trump also gave her his support. All of the candidates in the state of Arizona, I believe they got a Trump endorsement. They all won the primary yesterday. I believe it was all of them in the state of Arizona. So what does that say, ladies and gentlemen, for the political climate? That says that the Trump akin to America first patriots are the new wave of the Republican Party. And if you are a person who is so repulsed at Donald Trump, because you don't like his tweets, I think you are going to put yourself in a position that you're not going to be represented. You're not going to feel represented in the party because the party is going to change. Do I like everything Donald Trump does? No, I do not. If I was a leader with a lead in a different way than Donald Trump would, in some ways, I would. But no one under the sound of my voice can deny that Donald Trump got into office, he put America first, he did the best according to his abilities to make this country great. Hold a phone, I'll be back after the break. Officer Tatum show, 8 four four 9 zero zero 72 43. That's 8 four four 9 zero zero 72 43. Popular is having their biggest sale of the year, you all have helped build my pillow into the amazing company that it is today. 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WCPT 820
"laco" Discussed on WCPT 820
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Podcast RadioViajera
"laco" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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Sleep Meditation for Women
"laco" Discussed on Sleep Meditation for Women
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Bleeding Green Nation
"laco" Discussed on Bleeding Green Nation
"What we saw from serianni in how. He clearly had a game plan eighty-one in and accomplished what he wanted to get in hurts in rhythm giving him some good throws getting the bottom of his hands quickly. Other the office of line held up extreme the wealth of philadelphia. That's we haven't really touched on yet but those guys did a great job. Front syria will have some answers for what you know college shannon. I want to do. And i mean with that defense. Wants to gone up against similar defenses before that's single high system as well. I think he's offense is going to be in good shape. You know might really donkin. This eagles defence. Slow with callahan. Wants to do yeah has actually been turned it mean but still look you know and this is. This is a good position to be. You know it's it's a law season obviously but there's some teams right now. They're all in one that are facing that sort of what we call that. Elimination game right. Because you start to. It's really tough to make a run into the playoffs. Historically those teams get their They're in a good position to be in if they can get to to all dallas. Kp not to get ahead of ourselves here racial before the four sitting here next week. Talk about him to an open and he does the dallas zone to then. I don't know. I mean maybe we have to think about you. Know playoffs worth in. Play off offset. Yeah but but look around the rest of the nfc east right like washington now. Rifle factories hurt that defense. Is they struggled. A little bit with justin. Herbert on the chargers giants man. I just got done doing a video on. Daniel jones gotta get some some serves big blue. We got some concerns about daniel jones and look dallas. I think dallas is going to be okay but you know they if they potentially start to. That's a tough spot to be in only look around the nfc east door opened a bit fulfill adelphia. And they're riding on this way you can tell they have some juice you can tell area film really competent so i feel like as long as they come out with that same energy they should be fine young and we also saw smith smiles in the locker room. Yeah this is a team that you know. We saw the hurts and syria handshake deal. They got all in. We need to handshake judge solicitors. Sending some suggestions for the handshake will have to virtually at first but eventually we ought to do a person fidel handshake suggestions. From all of you who i saw that clip and i was like oh some air bitar action net at the air guitar. The house like again. Whoa all right guys we got. We have something better so we want to go you guys. We need some help. Come actually you know. I hell ratio. She doesn't help. But i mean i'm all left need left. I'm excited to see what's going to happen. We to as we prepare for the forty niners Make sure that you guys are staying in tune in keeping up with all the content that we're going to be dishing out on the bleeding relation website also the niners nation website. I'm sure that we're going to do something with them as Previewing this game in. We're going to have a show for you guys next week after the game talking about what we saw what we liked what we didn't like. But this is a good start for the philadelphia. Eagles i think is definitely a performance to build on. I liked what i saw. Mark seems like he liked what he saw. Nothing to worry about guys. We're just gonna keep over sell any laco arc while if you have ever watched our listen to it yet ratio with. Qb one jalen hurts. It was tremendous. It was such a great view. I loved it. Listen to it twice of moms stamp of approval as well so go check out if you haven't end go eagles..
thebuzzr pod
"laco" Discussed on thebuzzr pod
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DSC On Demand
"laco" Discussed on DSC On Demand
"But i use black beans instead of chocolate. A great big hand wants to hear motley free right now. The kgb outright here now. We're talk sports. The show won't david everybody in the sports world in the wake of blake. Snell darvish joe. Musk rove putting an excellent pitching performances of late including musk groves. Three hitter in anaheim friday. There is reason for optimism for the san diego padres who today at one and a half games behind cincinnati for the second of two wildcard playoff spots this week the reds take on their arch rival. Saint louis while the padres. After a rare sunday off visit the league worst arizona diamondbacks who took three out of four from the padres. Two weeks ago. Padres manager jas. Tingler knows only too. Well how important it is to dominate the crappy teams getting better. I pitched six forty tonight. There's a new little league baseball champion. Americans only this year because of cova twenty twenty series champion and on our website. Today is video of two little league players there in williamsport one showing the other a screen shot of a lady with boobs boobs of which can clearly be seen on the kids phone by the television camera and reaction of the kid on the left is priceless. As you'll see at one zero one kgb dot com. I agree. I'm offended by the invasion of privacy. These two young ball players just trying to share a moment or to the nfl. Preseason is over. The chargers finished with a charity game saturday night allowing the seattle seahawks to beat them. Twenty seven to nothing proceeds benefit the cheat hawks criminal defense. The chargers opened the regular season. Now week from this coming. Sunday at washington. Dc meanwile all and speaking ticket houses mcewen benz down to adjust pleads. We get a good luck his muscular behind. How much would you pay for that seat folks. Personally i'd like season tickets. Mark mccune struggling for the season so far. But he's do part now set delivers the slider just catches the inside corner for to chan ho park. Not to be confused with a brand new ballpark and san diego. Petco park although both have nash seats and a convenient rear infants park kitchen. Fires logo on june on the counter. Acumen had a chance to speak with mark before the game as we were chatting. I was standing step down in the dugout with mark standing field level. Putting me face to face with a gentleman's mitch. I was reminded of being a child. The strong man tower father laco over warm is smiling. Down at me is loving boy moment. I wish he'd take his protective arms. Street whisper soccer. That everything's gonna be alright to pitch called strack. Three and mark does not like the call and he's letting home plate umpire piano about from here to fear. Marcus saying you're a blind. I can read his lips here now. He's saying you fat mother eating ball that's it. He's gone thrown around of the ball bottle. Societa seventy two year old san antonio spurs coach gregg popovich who guided team usa to a gold medal in japan. The summer is twenty. Six victories away from the all time record for coaching victories in the nba. Twenty-six wins would normally come midway through the season for the spurs but this year without any superstars anymore. The spurs are expected to win a total of twenty nine. So pop might need the entire season to speak that allow. That's good to not nelson. Chris bore boyer who currently holds the nba record for most coaching victories. Yes it is bill walton. Don nelson's price just mentioned all at other sports dave basketball great steph curry his not happy with his father dell curry For coming out and calling his wife a horror dal and What's her name. Sonia is That is parents are going through a divorce. Right now. dell says sonia cheated on him with one of the tight ends of the new england patriots and live to about it every single time. It's all spelled out in court documents. All the gossip websites have been publishing it steph. Curry's father says. Sonia has is and has been dating steven johnson for many years began an extramarital affair with him.
Sleep Meditation for Women
"laco" Discussed on Sleep Meditation for Women
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Hacks on Tap with David Axelrod and Mike Murphy
"laco" Discussed on Hacks on Tap with David Axelrod and Mike Murphy
"Because the economists said there's no way that we're gonna be fully recovered even close to it by two thousand and ten and that's a leading indicator beyond which we had won a lot of seats in republican-leaning areas that we really had no business holding so the combination of those two things made me believe now the depth of it. I think we lost. What sixty three seats you know i. I didn't forecast that. But i really thought we were going to get our asses kicked one of the reasons why announced five months before that election that i'd be leaving the white house after the first two years was that i knew that there would be a parade leading out of town. If i didn't leave on my own volition being the political guy in the white house. So i had a very strong feeling that it was going to be very tough and i don't have that feeling about twenty twenty two but i do have a very strong feeling that it's going to be challenging for biden just because of historical headwinds plus redistricting much as we had to deal with in two thousand ten so democrats have have a real challenge ahead of themselves but hopefully not a sixty three seat challenge. I don't even know if that's possible anymore. And as polarized as we are as a as a country. So i think we took care flipping that yeah there. There have jack all right guys. Well a laco. and on and We'll see other saw unfolds. Bill kristol newly minted sort of demi democrat. It's good to be with you. Judge at that good phrase. During the campaign he wanted to reach out to democrats independents and future former republicans. And i've been using that phrase for about a year and a half but if someone pointed out to the other day you know there's only so long future form of someplace y- yeah we'll see. Well maybe when you take over the mcauliffe administration that'd be that would be the appropriate time they come on and bill the water's fine orders so so but better than the republican side. Right now. i. I don't car with that. You're going to start off by lying to but anyway the good to see what the cba thanks guys..
Comunicazione Emozionale con Ema
"laco" Discussed on Comunicazione Emozionale con Ema
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Music in Motion Columbus
"laco" Discussed on Music in Motion Columbus
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TED Radio Hour
"laco" Discussed on TED Radio Hour
"Just a minute. We continue the conversation with salim. Russia walla our travel guide for the hour on the show today far flung places. I'm a newsham rhody. And you're listening to the ted radio hour from npr be right back This message comes from. Npr sponsor american express business american express business offers a line of cards packed with features and benefits like membership rewards points. Flexible payment options employees cards and much more to help. Take your business further because with needs like yours. You need a card designed for business built for business by american express. Don't do business without it. Terms apply learn more at american express dot com slash business cards. This message comes from. Npr sponsor audio boom in case file. Presents new podcast the invisible hand host. Georgina savage returns to her birth country of south africa. Were her cousins family. Fight on the front lines of a conservation war against rhino poaching go behind the headlines as she immerses herself in the lives of individuals connected to the illegal trade in an attempt to understand the personal circumstances of those entangled in crisis the invisible hand is available now on your favorite podcast app. This message comes from. Npr sponsor klay. Vito flavio helps brands easily. Create personalized multichannel marketing campaigns using your most powerful asset your customer data cleo integrates with all leading ecommerce platforms helping. You use your customer data in real time to send more. Relevant email and sms automations more than sixty five thousand brands trust. Flavio for their email marketing to get started with a free. Trial of cleo visit k. l. e. v. i y o dot com slash. Npr support for npr and the following. Message come from feather home. Furniture rental for city living get designer curated furniture without the commitment of traditional retail visit live feathered dot com and use promo code. Npr two hundred at checkout feather furniture rental redefined. It's the ted radio hour from npr. I'm newsom roti and today on the show. We are spending the hour with salim. russia walla. He is a journalist. Filmmaker and host of far flung a ted podcast. That's about unusual ideas that he's discovered while traveling the world. You ready to get back on the road okay. So so far. You have introduced us to a rapper in lima a filmmaker in nairobi. But now we're coming home to the us to kind of an extraordinary story that takes place in my home state of new jersey jersey and it is the story of a paleontologist named ken. Laco veira and i have to ask salim. Are you a person who often interviews paleontologist. I'm guessing not he was my first. Okay so why would you hang out with a paleontologist for a show that is extensively about travel. I love the idea that every single place is fascinating if we look at it in the right way right so a paleontologist is by nature of what he does someone who can help us see a place in a totally different way. And i love the idea of amazing things happening in new jersey and we should say ken is a rather famous paleontologists because he has unearthed some of the largest dinosaurs to ever walk our planet including the supermassive dread. Not as. i think i'm saying that notice. It's such a great day to what a name and it weighs like sixty five ways war than like seventy rexes And so as you would kind of assume with someone who is discovering and naming new kinds of dinosaurs. Ken is not your usual traveler. he's really doing more sort of time. Travel i guess you could say sealy really deep time travel longtime job. Yes and so kellyanne was another one of your guests who happened to give a tedtalk and that talk is called hunting for dinosaurs. Showed me our place in the universe. He gave this talk back in two thousand sixteen before you ever met him The animals of earth history are written in rocks one chapter upon the next such that the oldest pages around bottom and the youngest on top. Now we're quite that easy. Geologists would rejoice. It's not the library of earth is an old one and has no librarian to impose order. Most pages are destroyed soon after being written. Some pages are overwritten. Creating difficult to decipher pam. Sess of long-gone landscapes pages that do find sanctuary under the advancing. Sands of time are never truly safe. Unlike the moon our dead rocky companion. The earth is alive pulsing with creative and destructive forces that power geological metabolism. I love those phrases. Geological metabolism alive pulse league creative destructive forces. It's just it's absolutely invisible if you're walking around looking at it right now. But is there and ken as a paleontologist he really wants to answer. You know the big question that no one really has a complete answer to which is. How did the dinosaurs go. Extinct what happened after that. Infamous asteroid hit and. Ken believes that there might be some answers inside a massive dirt hole. Which okay wait for. It happens to be behind a lowe's parking lot in new jersey that is about to be turned into an apartment complex. Yeah he's looking for something that is so hard to find. Basically if an asteroid is what killed the dinosaurs there certain signs that it would have left and one of them is there would be a very thin layer detectable in the rock. That told you that it was when the asteroid was hitting and if you find no dinosaur fossils above that layer but you do find him below that layer it hints that possibly something happened to dinosaurs. That's related to that one very thin layer. New jersey has certain conditions that make it a great place to find fossils dinosaur bones. There's a reason that these discoveries were happening there. Some of it has to do with kind of marshes has to do with land movements that were happening in the area. So it's a good spot to be and he started getting these signs like. Oh maybe the spots really super important and then he went to work to preserve it and that is what you lay out in your episode. Let's take a listen one way of looking at this question. How did the dinosaurs die is thinking of it as a really old murder mystery. We have the the theory of the crime right. That's an asteroid killed them now. We have the smoking gun..
TED Radio Hour
"laco" Discussed on TED Radio Hour
"Just a minute. We continue the conversation with salim. Russia walla our travel guide for the hour on the show today far flung places. I'm a newsham rhody. And you're listening to the ted radio hour from npr be right back This message comes from. Npr sponsor american express business american express business offers a line of cards packed with features and benefits like membership rewards points. Flexible payment options employees cards and much more to help. Take your business further because with needs like yours. You need a card designed for business built for business by american express. Don't do business without it. Terms apply learn more at american express dot com slash business cards. This message comes from. Npr sponsor audio boom in case file. Presents new podcast the invisible hand host. Georgina savage returns to her birth country of south africa. Were her cousins family. Fight on the front lines of a conservation war against rhino poaching go behind the headlines as she immerses herself in the lives of individuals connected to the illegal trade in an attempt to understand the personal circumstances of those entangled in crisis the invisible hand is available now on your favorite podcast app. This message comes from. Npr sponsor klay. Vito flavio helps brands easily. Create personalized multichannel marketing campaigns using your most powerful asset your customer data cleo integrates with all leading ecommerce platforms helping. You use your customer data in real time to send more. Relevant email and sms automations more than sixty five thousand brands trust. Flavio for their email marketing to get started with a free. Trial of cleo visit k. l. e. v. i y o dot com slash. Npr support for npr and the following. Message come from feather home. Furniture rental for city living get designer curated furniture without the commitment of traditional retail visit live feathered dot com and use promo code. Npr two hundred at checkout feather furniture rental redefined. It's the ted radio hour from npr. I'm newsom roti and today on the show. We are spending the hour with salim. russia walla. He is a journalist. Filmmaker and host of far flung a ted podcast. That's about unusual ideas that he's discovered while traveling the world. You ready to get back on the road okay. So so far. You have introduced us to a rapper in lima a filmmaker in nairobi. But now we're coming home to the us to kind of an extraordinary story that takes place in my home state of new jersey jersey and it is the story of a paleontologist named ken. Laco veira and i have to ask salim. Are you a person who often interviews paleontologist. I'm guessing not he was my first. Okay so why would you hang out with a paleontologist for a show that is extensively about travel. I love the idea that every single place is fascinating if we look at it in the right way right so a paleontologist is by nature of what he does someone who can help us see a place in a totally different way. And i love the idea of amazing things happening in new jersey and we should say ken is a rather famous paleontologists because he has unearthed some of the largest dinosaurs to ever walk our planet including the supermassive dread. Not as. i think i'm saying that notice. It's such a great day to what a name and it weighs like sixty five ways war than like seventy rexes And so as you would kind of assume with someone who is discovering and naming new kinds of dinosaurs. Ken is not your usual traveler. Doing more sort of time travel. I guess you could say sealy really deep time travel longtime job. Yes and so kellyanne was another one of your guests who happened to give a tedtalk and that talk is called hunting for dinosaurs. Showed me our place in the universe. He gave this talk back in two thousand sixteen before you ever met him The animals of earth history are written in rocks one chapter upon the next such that the oldest pages around bottom and the youngest on top. Now we're quite that easy. Geologists would rejoice. It's not the library of earth is an old one and has no librarian to impose order. Most pages are destroyed soon after being written. Some pages are overwritten. Creating difficult to decipher pam. Sess of long-gone landscapes pages that do find sanctuary under the advancing. Sands of time are never truly safe. Unlike the moon our dead rocky companion the earth is alive pulsing with creative and destructive forces that power geological metabolism a love those phrases geological metabolism alive. Pulse league creative destructive forces. It's just it's absolutely invisible if you're walking around looking at it right now. But is there and ken as a paleontologist he really wants to answer. You know the big question that no one really has a complete answer to which is. How did the dinosaurs go. Extinct what happened after that. Infamous asteroid hit and. Ken believes that there might be some answers inside a massive dirt hole. Which okay wait for. It happens to be behind a lowe's parking lot in new jersey that is about to be turned into an apartment complex. Yeah he's looking for something that is so hard to find basically if an asteroid is what killed the dinosaurs. There's certain signs that it would have left. And one of them is there would be a very thin layer detectable in the rock. That told you that it was when the asteroid was hitting and if you find no dinosaur fossils above that layer but you do find him below that layer it hints that possibly something happened to dinosaurs. That's related to that one very thin layer. New jersey has certain conditions that make it a great place to find fossils dinosaur bones. There's a reason that these discoveries were happening there. Some of it has to do with kind of marshes has to do with land movements that were happening in the area. So it's a good spot to be and he started getting these signs like. Oh maybe the spots really super important and then he went to work to preserve it and that is what you lay out in your episode. Let's take a listen one way of looking at this question. How did the dinosaurs die is thinking of it as a really old murder mystery. We have the the theory of the crime right. That's an asteroid killed them now. We have the smoking gun..
ESPN FC
"laco" Discussed on ESPN FC
"No isn't gonna play the longer game like abbie does so i think with our attack you know. Abby has that ability to play long balls to play into the forwards feet as well in between the lines and so taking that away. I think was a bit surprised for the united states. But you know moving forward. We have to figure out those changes during the game and adjust accordingly now speaking of china. What did you make. Substitution of alex morgan. At half time i was. I was quite surprised substitution. But i know that car loyd is raring to go and i feel like when she did come and she made she made an impact and did well and so i mean we have you know obviously the best forwards in the world. So it's really difficult to make that decision. I never want to make those those decisions. That you of laco has to make between those two but i do think that both of them are brilliant I'm not sure she touched the ball much. She wanted today. And so i'm sure you know he wanted to make a quick change to see if that you know would adjust the scoreline quickly meghan sixty four th minute there. Were two kneel down already. Did he make that change too late. In your opinion i feel i feel like chavis. He knows what's best for the team. I support that a hundred percent But i know that penal directly made an impact. I mean she was a part of the rest of the attack in in creating those those handful of chances that we did have in the second half and so i do think she is an impact player. She brings just such magic to the game that her individual characteristics are unmatched. And so i do feel like we really missed her in the first half and she proved that she's difficult to ignore a coming in in the second half and making somewhat of a any kind of impact for for creating those chances that we really need next up for the us then it is new zealand. Who lost their first game two one against australia. What does your gut tell you regarding. What changes he. It's going to be the same eleven. Go out there and prove me wrong. Always going to change things time. Soclean going into this second clash. I do think that you have to change things. Tactically and unsure of the front line and the central midfield. I'm sure the back line will stay the same. Because you have to have consistency in the back line and i do value those players and i trust them and so i think that he will keep the same backline but maybe just one or two players in the front line and in the central midfield Going into this next match because you do have to create those changes and order to see a different result as big of a shock this is still going to qualify for the knockout stages members fest third place teams as well qualified outside. The this is before the tournament started the four on to win the gold medal. After that result against sweden they've be lengthened slightly. The us eleven to ten as sweden. Now down to eleven to two for you. You still overwhelming favorites. Of course. I think we always are. We know how to thrive under this pressure. And we know how to win. And we've proven that year after year tournament after tournament and so this is just only a bump in the road. They need to forget about this game and move forward as quickly as possible in focus.
Conversations pour Elle, partages de sagesse féminine
"laco" Discussed on Conversations pour Elle, partages de sagesse féminine
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Fantasy Football Today Podcast
"laco" Discussed on Fantasy Football Today Podcast
"I don't think it's fair to judge. Bell checks Season this year. Because the you know he had so many guys opt out. A lot of key. Players on defense and the quarterback situation was a mess. Now that's partly to blame clearly. But i think brady wins round one Sorry to say one around one desirable. I don't. I don't wanna say that. Bell jack is Is is never going to be successful without tom. Brady on his team Yes yes they would've needed ten wins to be in the conversation to make the playoffs this year. And what they have six wins with cam. Many passing touch that roster is really just not very good. This year. I did for years. Well it had some great offensive pieces though that as you mentioned opted out well certainly on the defensive side of the ball that was the case on offense. Like if brady's there and eshelman were to stay healthy that would always give the offense a semblance of life. Is greg resigning. If brady stays in new england like those are the fact that like couscous. Staying in new england if the same season except instead of cam newton. I'm going to say they don't make the playoffs. They're probably nine and seven and on the outside looking in with brady. This was the first time in his career that he's made the playoffs and not wanting division interesting. Where he's the last time. A wildcard team made the super bowl made the super bowl. Yeah it doesn't happen that often or the eagles walking or they wanted to. They won the division. I'd like to look into that shrager. What do you think you know. Look into that. I'm thinking the ravens did it a few years ago. That was more than a few years ago but that was probably ten years ago seven years ago where they wildcard team. Yeah remember the game and denver. No but i'll take your word for it. Laco with the big play at the end of the in the big again. I don't remember this this is from. Espn stats and info. Brady has played in as many super bowls in his forties as aaron rodgers. Dan marino and drew brees have in their careers. Wild all right. let's Let's go to the bills here questions about the bills. How are we feeling about cole. Beasley and john. Brown day of next year. I think beasley is still going to be your pets. Safe security blanket. That josh leans on in the slot. I think that's what his role is. John brown is the receiver that the bills can walk away from if they don't want to pay him or if they want to replace them maybe they think that they've got something special. With gabriel davis. Maybe they want to get younger at that spot. I see john brown being on a different team in twenty twenty one so i think beasley is the piece. That's going to be there for sure. Feel like an idiot by the way shrager letting me know the two thousand eighteen..
Radio Boston
Chelsea Joins Call To Baker Administration To Get COVID Vaccine To High-Risk Communities Right Now
"Just earlier this week. Over four hundred. Medical professionals sent a letter calling on governor baker to prioritize vaccinations for high risk communities of color communities such as chelsea so today. We're going to hear from two voices on the ground. In chelsea it was actually a community specifically cited in the letter joining us now is denin yearly paulino the chief operating officer of laco lativa also known as the chelsea collaborative. That's a group that works to empower lat next immigrants to enhance their community social and economic health. Also joining us as dr wanda gonzalez. A pediatrician at m. g. h. chelsea healthcare center. Who signed the letter. Welcome to both of you know. Thank you happy to be here. Thank you and listeners. Talk with our neighbors in chelsea we want to hear from you about whether the commonwealth is getting its priorities. In the vaccine rollout right. What phase are you in. Do you think the phases are being established correctly. The governor's made some changes to who's in those phases recently. Are those good decisions. Eight hundred four two three eight two five five. That's one eight hundred four to three talk. So dr gonzales. I will start with you. Why did you decide to sign onto this letter. Well and. I it seems like a no brainer to me to be honest. I Oh quote my husband while we were talking about this. You know I you know. I was happy when i first heard about a huge Distribution center in gillette stadium But just the you know the look it it makes sense to. I think they were talking about incorrect me wrong about five thousand vaccines day. That's the goal. The goal is to go indeed But my concern was its location. You know for You know someone like me and my family the same family. Since i'm a healthcare worker. I get it differently but you know to go to foxborough to receive it. It's it's sort of one of those You know what a drag to have dry there but for my patients and chelsea most a physician for some people in the surrounding communities that is quite a barrier. You know many of them don't have cars Or and they also don't often don't work jobs. They have the flexibility to take off. You know and gortat foxborough to get their vaccine and when i was speaking about this with my husband we you know he said well sort of i'm giving credit him. He said well. We know when there a fire you. Don't you know the fire truck. The fire department comes to fire. You don't take fire. The fire department is one of the things that you're concerned about. Dr gonzales is is even if there is a vaccine available. It's not very practical if you can't get to it. Is that what you're saying. Exactly
Marketing School
5 Ways to Learn from Your Competitors and Shortcut Your Marketing Success
"Welcome to another episode of Marketing School. I'm Eric Su and I'm Neil Patel and today we're GonNa talk about five ways to learn from your competitors and shortcut your marketing success so I'll go with number one. I I talked about this. I believe maybe less two episodes but I do want to bring it up because it's fresh and actually got to play with the tool for the first time today. And so. The tour Spark Torah that's S. P. A. R. K. T. O. R. O. And the reason I sparked Toro is if you think about Chet Holmes Dream one hundred concept which is basically. If I want to promote my book. I'm GonNa go find top one hundred podcast in gaming for example. Okay that's my dream. One hundred for the PODCAST THAT. I'M GONNA find a dream. One hundred four youtube right so this dream one hundred concept was kind of coined by him and then Russell Brunson from click funnels kind of made a dream one hundred four different categories. Now what's beautiful? About Spark Toro is instead of you having to manually find all the influencers all the partners that you might attention WanNa work with you can just use spark twirl and you get five free searches a month and you can just find some key words by the way you can find a bunch of people and from there. You can basically decide okay. I'm going to try to work with these people reach out to these people and you're going to leverage the audience that they already have to help you get to where you WANNA go. That's number one. The second thing that I would do is go look at your competitors and see which one is running a continuing modifying. Their design built with is a website. That tells you if someone's using AB testing software alike optimize VW or hot jar. Crazy or anything like that and what you want to end up doing is seeing what changes are making because almost continue making changes and they're using these softwares that means tracking to make sure that the changes they're making in their design and copy is boosting sales revenue conversions. So I like doing is using way back. Machine Way. Back machine shows me the variations of their pages that they've been using and how their design and copy has evolved over time. And then what I like doing is learning from that. Because if they're using the conversion software you know that the changes that are making tend to be increasing conversions so learned from that and I should give you on what direction you should be going with your business to start getting more sales more conversions faster versus having to do all the learnings that they already did the third one. This seems like a dust. Amen but facebook Ad Library has been great. I mean to be able to see when your competitors are putting up new ads and how long they been running those ads for what type of ad copy they're using chances are if they've been running ads for a very long time there either a stupid or be. They has been working really well right. It's it's was the time it's one or the other and they're probably not number one if they've concept been spending a ton of money and so facebook our library. I like to use it. Not only look a competitor's withdrawn stations that I could potentially swipe because when you're writing copy or when you're writing at any type of advertising you ultimately looking for copy you're looking for some type of structure that you can pull from and then ultimately make it your own number four look one thing that all your competition's doing online and I don't understand. Why people do this people go on. Podcast interviews and talk about their business the revenue. What's causing it to grow failures. They had and they're spilling all their beans like one podcast that I listen to a lot on the enough is leveling up another one Nathan Laco and when you look at these podcast you know? I'm not mentioning Eric's leveling up because he's my Kohl's marketing school. It honestly is good and a lot of my competitors have been on his podcast or people in similar industries. They talk about what's working for them. What's failed and their strategies? And they're spilling their beans and a lot of them do brag. And what's cool about for me as a marketer is I'm able to learn from it and avoid their pitfalls and failures so that way I can grow faster so make sure you search for your competitors and add the word revenue at the end or podcasts at the end. And you'll find that the reveal a lot of articles or podcast episodes breaking down how they're doing on what you can learn from them to grow faster. Yeah Nathan. Lack has podcast Larry's because he forces the revenue out of them and if they don't give the revenue he basically like extrapolates to math which is pretty simple. I usually they're like. Oh yeah you know. It's roughly that anyway. I digress so number five. Last Finale Hillary to my last recommendation so last one was phased out library. But most people don't know that you can use software such as at beat and you can look at what type of ads people running on Google for example Google display network. You can look at how they're spend his trending over time. What their top. Ads are and again as a advertiser as a copywriter. Your job is to have a swipe file like a library of ad copy or adds that you like and then from there you just restructure to whatever you're trying to do because if the ad worked on you then you should be thinking about okay. Why did that work me and how it might potentially work if you basically restructured a little bit and tailored it towards your audience right
Unreserved
Created during Spanish flu, jingle dress dance now helping First Nations people cope with COVID-19
"The cove in nineteen pandemic women and girls across north. America have been posting videos of themselves performing the jingle dress. Dance it's a dance. It has historical ties to another pandemic from one hundred years ago way. People in the United States and Canada tell a similar story about the origins of the jingle dance tradition. They cite a young girl being very sick her father after having a vision about a special dress and dance associated with it gate. The little girl that dress. She began dancing in the new jingle dress and survived that was University of Minnesota professor. Brenda Child on the origin story of the Jingle Dress. Dance Brenda is a member of the Red Lake. Agip way reservation in Minnesota and she's been doing some research into the history of the jingle dress. She joins me from Minneapolis to tell us what she discovered. Welcome Brenda thank you so much. What did you find? Was the origin of the Jingle dress. Dance or I was really surprised when I started doing the research. I couldn't find a single photograph of what you would call. Jingle dress before Circa nineteen twenty in the United States or Canada. And I thought. Wow you know as a historian. It occurred to me that something very big had happened. That created this new healing tradition a century ago so when I started doing further work into it. It seems that it was the big flu. Epidemic of Nineteen nineteen very similar in some ways to the global pandemic were experiencing today. And so the story whether it's told in Whitefish Bay Ontario or central Minnesota on them lacks reservation. Both of them name a little girl as being the first jingle dress dancer and the girl was actually survivor of the global pandemic of a century ago And there was something else going on at the time as well as this Influenza pandemic there was there is this law. I guess outlawing I indigenous a spiritual holiday so that really added to to the power of the dress right. Yeah it was. I like to say that the jingle dress dance was a radical tradition from its origins because in the context of the United States the Indian office in Washington had outlawed ritualistic dancing on reservations in this kind of infamous dance order of one thousand nine hundred twenty one but it is true that the jingle dress dance emerged during a moment when these kinds of traditions were being suppressed on reservation communities and so in that sense the jingle dress dance was sort a radical tradition from its beginning very cool. Is there a history of new? Data's being created out of Specific need or issue that needs to be addressed in our communities. Well I mean I think we have a tradition of new dances being created. But this is the first dance. I traced to a kind of global epidemic. And what's interesting to me? Is Most of US know that Indian tribes in North America? Ever since the coming of Europeans experienced many different kinds of epidemics and pandemics and smallpox and what the jingle dress dance sort of shows me is maybe this was a way that native people had of coping with these earlier generations of epidemic says. Well how is the jingle dress itself connected to healing? I think most native people know that the jingles themselves argued with kind of healing power. Ojibway people think of spiritual power as being passed through the air and so sound is very important in that world view. And so if you've ever been to a powwow and you've had the wonderful experience of listening to many Jingle dress dancers dancing together you know. It's a really interesting sound in that it's a tinkling sound. But some people have described it as almost being like a summer rain or or voting sounds of a rainfall what we learned this past year. My students and I at the University of Minnesota were putting together an exhibit for the Malek's Indian Museum thinking about it being the hundredth anniversary of the Jingle Dress. Dance tradition and we had an opportunity to look at dresses through the decades and so from the Twenties Thirties forties fifties and more recent years. And what we found. Is that the jingles over the years. Where made of different materials we often think of. The Classic Copenhagen Snuff Can Lid and that has been a consistent material that our people have used to make jingles but we also saw dresses with Prince Albert tobacco cans. We also saw dresses made from baking soda cans early. So yeah so people. American Indian women and women in particular have been very creative. We had one early Dakota dress. That had a jacket. Both of them with jingles and the skirt and jacket were made of drapery fabric. Wow it sounds like a jingle dressed dancers were kind of contemporary in that they were able to go with the styles of the time they did and in fact some of my favorite dresses are the first ones from the collections at the Minnesota Historical Society. They're often black kind of Slim dresses that resemble the flapper dresses of the Nineteen Seventies. And so it's surprising. And that's sort of one of the things. We wanted to show with the exhibit that in many ways. The Jingle dress dance evolved through the decades. There isn't one consistent style but the jingles are what they all have in common a lot of the dresses from the thirties and forties. We found had long zinc zippers. Up The side showing that they were probably purchased in department stores. When you and then we're embellished later with jingles and that's something that may be would surprise some of us who always say you know you have to make your own jingle dress or you have to have it made for you. Because in the nineteen thirties and forties women sometimes purchase them and added the jingles. Later I imagine many people think that Powell dancing has been around for hundreds of years. But as you say the jingle dress dance and the dress itself is relatively new. How do people respond when when you tell them that? I like to talk about that idea very much. Because many people can only see indigenous people as historic people. I know we have that problem in the United States where sort of viewed as always in terms of the past and so with the Jingle dress even though the Powell tradition is older than the jingle dress dance shows me. Is that native people and Ojibway people here in the Great Lakes were part of the making of the modern world. And who would've thought one hundred years ago a century ago that this global epidemic that people experienced all over the world would go into the remote communities of the Great Lakes and be very devastating and that women would respond to that epidemic. By you know I always say it's like applying. Sav to wounds that they were able to kind of create this new tradition. That is still with us. A century later. Wow now you mentioned earlier that you helped curate and exhibit at the Mill Lack indie museum in Ohio which took a look at the history of the Jingle Dress and was organized for the one hundredth anniversary of this dance. What kinds of dresses did you have contributed to this exhibit from some some of the you know the the dancers out there well. It was really fun because we started the exhibit with the idea that we were going to bring historic dresses so that the community could kind of look at what I mentioned earlier. The how the dresses evolved over the decades but then what we also found is there almost became like a second exhibit because women wanted to bring their own shingle dress into the exhibit as well and. I think the one that is photographed. Most often is one where it belongs to Vanessa. Northrop from the fond laco devoid community in Minnesota and she turned her police uniform into a jingle dress. And that's a very powerful dress When people see it another favorite is the one I mentioned made out the Baking Soda. Can lintz and that was from our spiritual leader from Kind of central Minnesota and Wisconsin. His name is Lee Staples and he asked if we would like to have his mother's dress which he's still had Lee himself is in his seventies so he brought in his mother's very beautiful dress and we that to the exhibit as well. Just a beautiful sight to see yeah. The exhibit is called the BOSCA. Uganda good day. The Jingle dress at one hundred and as I said it will be having another season. Hopefully when the museum reopened again later this spring it. It will be there for the summer months as well. Now you may have noticed over the last couple of weeks. We've seen women and girls posting videos of themselves dancing Jingle online in response to cove nineteen how does it make you feel to see indigenous people turning back to the Jingle dress dance as a dentist healing? Well it makes me feel great. It makes me very happy to think that another generation as being inspired by this tradition. You may have noticed early last summer that Google had doodle in the middle of June about the jingle dress dance and it was the first time that Google had commissioned a native artist to make a doodle and I thought that was a very interesting thing to happen in the last year too. So what's interesting to me to the timing of these particular events because who would have thought a century after the jingle dress we'd have another global pandemic and just at the time we were remembering that history so strongly that we would have a similar kind of episode in the midst of our country and any in our communities so the timing of. This is all very interesting to
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