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AP News Radio
California may get slammed by brutal storm front sweeping US
"This fierce winter storm blanketing much of the country is trapped some drivers on snow covered roads and stranded air travelers at airports. It's a brutal winter storm causing power outages to hundreds of thousands in Michigan, closing roads in Wyoming, and dumping heavier snow than expected in Portland, Oregon, where this driver tells K PTV he had to go pick up a relative. She's on the 26th, stuck cars were going nowhere. She's going to have to pull over, leave her car. A blizzard warning has been issued for the Southern California mountains, something that hasn't happened since 1989. The national weather service has damaging winds, heavy mountain snow, and dangerous waves are all untapped. In Wisconsin, this driver tells W KO WTB. It was horrendous. He had to get home from Green Bay to lacrosse. You couldn't see the lines on the road. People are affected from Arizona to Michigan, and now that storm is heading toward the east coast. I'm Jackie Quinn
Dennis Prager Podcasts
The Hoaxes of the Left
"So there's a new, a new hoax. There's quite a few every year. The latest was at duke university, which was home to the infamous hoax about the lacrosse team raping black woman. Also a hoax. I want to make clear why I believe there are so many race hoaxes because they're so little racism. Jews did not make up any anti semitic hoaxes in Germany in the 1930s. They didn't have to. There was too much real antisemitism. We make them up here because they're so little racism. So you have to invent them. Also, it's the hoax creator gets a lot of attention. That's fun. So we have a woman on the duke was at volleyball, the duke women's volleyball team. Duke again, another waistline duke. Another forest calling itself a university. In terms of commitment to truth and learning, prager university has a greater right to call itself a university than Yale does.
The Lead
"lacrosse" Discussed on The Lead
"That I felt like my coaches had for me and trying to be a good teammate and a good friend and maintaining my relationships at home and also working through this eating disorder recovery and feeling like I was failing a lot. My freshman year of college from the moment I stepped on campus was pretty rocky and I think a lot of people had a similar experience. I think it's interesting that I have happened to step into the spotlight on this because so many people have the exact same story in a lot of ways. You actually describe being a student athlete kind of like playing fruit ninja with a butter knife. So can you explain what that means? Yes. So that is my favorite quote and I actually originally said it in a meeting with my team. I was like, it just feels like we're playing fruit ninja with a butter knife, and I was like, oh, I should write that down. But I remember my friend was talking about how we all feel like we're juggling all these things. And I always felt like I was every part of my life was a glass ball. I felt like if I dropped any of them, they would shatter. And I was so afraid of imperfection and really feeling like I was struggling with lacrosse and everything. If I forgot to hand it one form, if I forgot to, you know, wake up for one practice that my life would be over. Truly, it's crazy that we think so much of our life as student athletes and young adults like everyone feels like if you drop your glass ball, you can never piece it back together when, frankly, all these balls are rubber and like nothing is truly, truly that deep in the world is going to keep on turning and it's not the like showing up on time to practice or getting an a in your class or getting the internship after college.
WTOP
"lacrosse" Discussed on WTOP
"Sports at 15 and 45 powered by Red River technology decisions aren't black and white Think red 8 15 to Dave Johnson NCAA lacrosse final plenty of sweat but this time no tears for the Marilyn men's lacrosse team national champions after 9 civil widow Cornell and head coach John Tillman Oh I want to do is see these kids not crying this year Last year to see the tears our guys were focused all year long Well because last year there were tears after their perfect season spoiled when they lost to Virginia in the title game but after they survived the heat yesterday they finished 18 and old with that widower Cornell Yes it's a perfect season Most wins without a loss that's an NCAA record A made to remember for Eric fetty quickly turned into a night to forget fetty His ERA was under two before last night's a 13 5 loss in May anyway but last night did not make another second inning charge was 6 runs But some good news on the way in Dave Preston's national's notebook Stephen Strasburg Help is on the way in the form of Steven Strasburg who made a pair of rehab starts at class a Fredericksburg striking out 6 over 5 scoreless innings Sunday Not a great week for Joe Ross whose path back to Washington deals with another roadblock He has a ligament sprain in his elbow And Dave has much more WTO beat dot com nationals in Mexican today with Patrick Corbin set to start more on that in the next half hour The Orioles beat the Red Sox ten nothing rangers 6 two one of the hurricanes without advance and take on the lightning and what's in a name the Traverse City Michigan pit spitters will be renamed for a few games the up north corks dorks As a tribute to the wine enthusiast in the area I didn't know There was so much wine enthusiast asm Dave Jackson WWE sports.
WTOP
"lacrosse" Discussed on WTOP
"Team taking on the brother Marilyn women's lacrosse team take it on Florida the NCAA quarterfinals Dave Johnson ever your TLP sports The top stories we're following for you on WTO P in response to the national shortage of baby formula President Biden has invoked the defense production act to speed up domestic production of formula and he's also authorized government flights to bring formula from overseas The white man accused of slaughtering ten black people at a buffalo supermarket over the weekend is scheduled to appear in court today Authorities continue to investigate the possibility of adding hate crime or terrorism charges against 18 year old Peyton gendron who live streamed the attack from a helmet camera before surrendering to police outside the grocery store Montgomery county executive Mark L rich says that county is considering a new look for its police officers In the past Montgomery county officers wore khaki uniforms currently they wear black elrich says there is a broad consensus that black uniforms are intimidating Stay with WTO for more on these stories in just minutes There's been another wild turkey attack on a trail in southeast D.C. a whoopin tells our news partners at NBC four and angry turkey ran her down and scratched her near the two mile marker on the anacostia riverwalk trail She was able to get part of the attack on video on her phone Help Eventually she was able to get away a biologist at the district department of the environment thinks it's the same turkey that attacked a man and a woman in April on that same trail The department's trying to catch the turkey and when it does it plans to release it to a wildlife sanctuary Coming up here in money news Al starts the day down almost a 140 points There are still some retail winners I'm Jeff label It's 9 48 Jack Taylor now in the traffic.
Making Podcasts Great Again
"lacrosse" Discussed on Making Podcasts Great Again
"Yes. I charged the maximum amount and people can't get enough. That's interesting. Well, Sean Hannity called on behalf of him and you wish to nice congratulations and on his on his wedding. So I know you're a busy man, but just to remind you. Okay, well I'm busy, but obviously from what you're saying is I appear to be a very nice person. How about that? Yes. How about that? You never hear that. You never hear that from the tech stuff. And I was so sure. I just want to let you know, you're a very nice person, sir. I never say that. What's your first? What's your opinion on this? When I guess not, I guess she's not going to say it. Interesting. It should be a nice episode then. A lot better. And it's the same guy. Same guy, playoff Friday, baby. You coached the cross as well. Yeah, I do. I think I like the other lacrosse coach tech stuff guy, better we call them Bill bell attack. We like that. I don't know what we'll call you. We'll come up with something. One year opinion on this, mister president, we're at a wedding, or a rehearsal dinner. And Sean Hannity gets up to speak. And announces that he's going to call you to wish my cousin, congratulations. And he said you said you said I'm at the wedding. No. Why haven't you just point to me and say, sir, could you speak? wedding. But you said, sir, imagine you're at a wedding. I'm saying Sean Hannity calls you. I'm painting the situation for you. Okay? People. Maybe use a better paintbrush. Okay. People started booing. Sean Hannity and booing you when they mentioned your name. They didn't boo me. They booed Sean Hannity. Do you think that's appropriate for a wedding to be booing someone based on politics or just you're there to celebrate two people who love each other who want to spend the rest of their lives together. And then people are getting political by booing someone, what are your thoughts on this?.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
"lacrosse" Discussed on ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
"All right, my good call, good thoughts, thanks for listening. Let's go to Jim and statesville, North Carolina, WS, IC, our great affiliate. By the way, celebrating 75 years of broadcast excellence. Hey, Jim, what's up? Democrats hacked into White House. And more than likely the late come from the Supreme Court from a hack job. And I am sure that they changed the votes and I'll computers if I could get in the server and while I couldn't get into the server and all these voting booths and change those votes. Jim, I would just encourage everyone listening to my voice to get to their computer and download this movie. The documentary dinesh d'souza's 2000 mules. Dinesh does a brilliant job of laying it all out there and it's not, oh, this is a grainy photo of somebody possibly doing something. He's got the goods on all these people. My issue is, why haven't the Republicans stepped in and demanded action on these things? They never knew. They just take a hit and lay down and go on. That's it. And you're right. That's what they do all the time. All the time. Jim got a run. Thank you for that call. This story from the Delaware news journal, a college women's lacrosse team felt traumatized after its charter bus was stopped. By police while traveling through Georgia. Were they traumatized because they're on the lacrosse team or were they traumatized because they got pulled over? The story is the lead, the lead sentence is not quite clear, but the incident has left the school's president and sensed. The Delaware state university women's lacrosse team was traveling on I 95 in liberty county, Georgia. And it turns out that Delaware state is a historically black school. And the bus driver, when he was pulled over, he was told that he was improperly traveling in the left lane. And so then the police officers wanted to search the bus. Now here's where it gets interesting. It turns out the police officers had no idea that this was a black predominantly black lacrosse team. Until it was pulled over, because of the tent of the vehicles, as a matter of fact, according to the sheriff, the deputies were not aware the school was historically black, they weren't aware of the race of the occupants due to the height of the vehicle and the tent of the Windows. So now the police officers are being accused of racial profiling. And the law enforcement photos were taken, it shows the white police officers and they were investigating a lot of the luggage and stuff under the bus. So now the university president's very upset. And as demanding action, quote we have also reached out to Georgia law enforcement under exploring options for recourse. Well, maybe the bus driver shouldn't be on the wrong side of the road. Maybe the bus driver should be obeying the laws of the road. Or maybe they're exempt. Is Delaware state university exempt from following the rules?.
WTOP
"lacrosse" Discussed on WTOP
"Didn't matter that I was his little sister He was so hang out with me His friends would be like why are you hanging out with your little sister I would be like because she's fun I love hanging out with her I love how he's not afraid to show people that he loves me and I do the same Haskins was born and raised in New Jersey but later moved to Gaithersburg he died April 9th after being hit by a truck while walking on a South Florida highway He was 24 Sarah Jacobs news In the bullish school has retired Dwayne Haskins number 7 Jersey Nearly 12 years after a University of Virginia lacrosse player was found dead inside her off campus apartment the man convicted of killing her face as a civil trial Jury selection gets underway today in Charlottesville in the case against George hugley V the family of yardley love is suing him for $30 million A jury convicted Hugh glee of second degree murder in 2012 he in 22 year old love had a volatile relationship loves roommates found her beat to death in her apartment in 2010 If you recently received an online job offer from a local hospital system heads up it might be a scam In nova health system says fraudsters are pretending to be recruiters working for a nova They are making fake job offers through sites like indeed and LinkedIn and then asking for personal information If you've been contacted by an email that ends in at anova health systems careers you should not reply And nova says they are working with law enforcement to clean up the scam They say anyone who received.
Fore Play
"lacrosse" Discussed on Fore Play
"I worked goalie skate some games, lacrosse helmet and I would literally just eat the puck or just complete try hard back check. Nobody wanted any piece of that. And then my clearing or breakout passes were horrible. I forget it was rigs or BA, but they were coming across the ice and I was like, it was perfect. It's just the tape to tape and you just rip it at them for whatever reason I threw it like three to four inches off the ice, which is literally the worst spot of puck could be. And I think it just clipped one of them in the ankle. And now my own team screaming at me. Anyway, that was me, 'cause I remember if you throw it, if you fucking pass it, waist high, you can catch it and drop it in front of you, no problem. If you throw it on the ice, you could just catch it. Even if you throw a little bit behind, you can use your skates and sort of like, you know, finagle it up to your stick. You throw it three inches like, nobody on earth could do anything with that. It's like, it's impossible. And then three inches forages in the air and it hits your ankle, that's the one spot where you're just fully vulnerable and you just buckle to the ice. Jesus. And if that happens, if another player at another team sends a pocket you that way, you're mad at them for months when it's fucking lurch, your defenseman who's just got a clear look at you on the ice. Oh boy, we would drive. But great locker room guys. Great lobby. I will say I came back home. I came back home. I had bruises, my wrist hurts 'cause I felt so hard. I go into the freezer and I just, it was like a movie scene and open up the freezer and it was like, doom. And I saw a cookie dough ice cream in there. And I had just did this amazing workout. I actually even hit I had a simulator before so I had like a 15 something strain yesterday. Maybe even 16 actually it was like my highest ever. And I just closed the freezer, man. I closed it and went to bed. Yeah, I closed the freezer because I thought about that whoop. I thought about how we're not even the same human beings as these people. And I just close that freezer and I went to bed and I woke up feeling okay. I mean, I feel a little shitty actually today. I don't know if it's because of the omicron cold that's going around, but I don't know. Something about playing that fucking men's league that just makes me feel like shit the next day..
The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"lacrosse" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"Of it. I went to the old dance where he did the dead controller move in the shootout, which I thought was the coolest thing ever. But I guess it really was a big gabbert fans, because I don't think we had a guy like gabrich and he was just so skilled and he was definitely a good ranger when I was growing up. Did you any other sports plan when you were growing up? I played everything. I was going to be a baseball guy, right? I played baseball with lacrosse. I played tennis golf, play a little bit soccer. I tried them all when I was growing up and tennis, I still play a little bit of Tennessee golf in the summer. But lacrosse was one that I kind of was always hockey in the process.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
The Left, and Their Monopoly on Victimhood
"On an issue that I have covered regularly the vaccine regularly should say the virus and all its ramifications vaccines included. Aaron Syria lawyer who has followed this greatly and been involved in it legally CDC admits crushing rights of naturally immune without proof they transmit the virus. After formal demand, and I saw the formal demand. It's a freedom of information act demand. After formal demand the CDC concedes it does not have proof of a single instance of a naturally immune individual spreading the virus. I saw it. It's so incredible this piece of news, and of course it won't be reported in denying media. That was the truest thing that Donald Trump said in his four years. And he said, many true things, by the way, the lying media is like its treatment, remember, what was that Catholic boy's name in Washington, D.C.? Anyway, remember that the Catholic boy? This written house is really chapter another chapter in that, or like the white, the white lacrosse players at duke. The media lie to you that every day by omission or co mission. They lied about me. That I denied that gaze have been pariahs during the aids crisis. It's a 100% law. You could read my statement. But because I also said, or because I said that the unvaccinated are also pariahs who, this set them off. The left owns all victimhood. There are no victims. Among conservatives or among white males.
Dose of Leadership
"lacrosse" Discussed on Dose of Leadership
"Offerings worker in risks related to this offering before investing so excited they're sponsor. Okay let's get to the meat of the conversation which we're gonna talk about how to introduce yourself when you're brand in a branding leadership position or a brand new team or maybe you're a brand new project manager to certain project a lot of have been there and i've ever received a lot of over the years questions about this and they've answered them and i thought well this'll be episode because people seem to be concerned about it and i think i thought about those times i've been. I've been multiple times. And it's very stressful. It's when i think back because first impressions are crucial. And you don't want to be digging yourself out of whole from a bad first impression so you wanna make it as effective as possible in. I guess when we think about this there's multiple types of situations that you can be in. You probably have to handle them all a little bit differently. And as i was thinking about what i would talk about in this episode. I think i think about those times. Were even when i've coached a few clients when they've been brand new to position that there are certain situations that are different than others. For example i think the best situation to be in is if you become part of a brand new team or a brand new project that has that has never been formed before. I think you're a definite advantage when you're being one of the first one to join and create a legacy right and so that's when we think about team building and we think about leadership that's kind of the classical sense right 'cause now we we're all getting to know each other we're of going through this experience together. It's a great way to kind of do life together and share the ups and downs in the highs and lows. It's a great opportunity Particular when you've got a blank slate so that's one scenario. I think to me on the ideal scenario. The second one is an. I've had this happened a couple of times where you become the new member of an existing team or existing project. That's already good shape and they've been doing well. I think it's a good situation to be in. It is fraught with some risk though. Because you're the good thing going here you come late to the party essentially and you know how do you thread that needle without disrupting a good thing right. So of course. There's always room for improvement in those situations. Right in a fresh set of eyes is always for the most part welcomed. But you gotta careful about how you come across in that very first meeting right. You need to make sure you're giving the confidence that you're there to support them and and you know for me. It's about heaping on the praise of what in in the praise about what they've done so far and what they've achieved so far right so i think we've all been on teams where the new guy or gal comes in and it's like they wanna make their mark right. I've had those leaders were. They wanted to make their market. Kinda just really disrupted everything so anyway. That's the second one next an existing team or existing project where things have been going pretty well right and then the third one which is the most challenging which whereas you leaders in the first place right somebody has dropped the ball or somebody is left or project or team is just very dysfunctional. Learn a very challenging moment. They're not meeting their expectations are not hitting their milestones bad. Kpi is the culture is bad. Yes what we get paid big bucks for right. And that's that's where you really earn your keep and so how do you do that. What would we do to make our mark and make a great first impression. A lot of things to talk about here. And i i think so going back to those kinds of three scenarios the first one Before we do that for kind of go into specifics on each of those three. I think maybe just in general let me tell you about some of the things that i've done in the past and i think just in general that i think it's it's to make this great first impression and what i see a lot of leaders and managers. The mistakes they've made. I've been on the receiving internet. I've seen certainly seemed coat at coach. A few people out of some bad situations what they do. And i was thinking about this just last week when i was flying with the captain and He's a was a check airman and they got their own kind of department in their own leader and team and they got a brand new leader assigned to them and it seem on the surface of some political stuff involved in this and that and anyways talking to the captain and he was reading me to kind of the introductory email at this person had sent them. And i just looked at it. I'm gonna wow. They're just missing the mark rate. I swear if you print this email it must have been six to eight pages long. It had to have been in it. Lost me on the middle of first page. And i read it and i was just thinking about it. 'cause i'm a leadership junkie and i was like god. This is so many areas of opportunity. I think this person is really missing the mark. They're making a bad first impression. Here was my take on it again. Good person person with all the good intentions. It's not that this is a bad person. It's just that the the missing the mark and it's kind of like they're coming into a situation where they've been fairly successful right. I mean overall. There's some challenges you hey their faith facing some unprecedented challenges but for the most part they got a good thing going. It's not like it's it's that dysfunctional and were the first mistake that they made in. Is i think that we need to avoid. This is my first tip to you is don't focus on your experience. We have this tendency. And i think it comes from a place of insecurity and lack that we want to prove these people that we were fit for this job and so anytime that i see somebody that kind of vomits all over either on on paper on an email or in their first presentation talking about how. They're the captain of the lacrosse team. And that they had a four point two. Gpa and they worked here and they worked All grayton well right but nobody cares. The bottom line is nobody cares. You don't wanna talk about You're there for a reason..
Advertising Is Dead
Connecting the Dots for Publishers Feat. Kavita Shenoy
"Welcome back to advertising his dead beard. Coweta aiko w we finally doing this And i'm seeing finally because we went through some circles to start off this recording value for you. You had to figure room. Happy valley do the he'd be head of walmart. Divide before we could record. I have had a warm up in more than one. Run up and down. These takings is a be shouting about connected loom. That's not sounding roomy. Because she was upset about the fact that might have f. But i'm also happy doing this. Because i know over the last few months of admin gonna visions space in what's happening with that going to india listener unnoticed. Ingeborg the ghana. Meaning everything else. But there's another huge offered. And i know what you been building really focus on. I i want to start off by asking a The idea for the company come about our the inception and and what can lead you to starting it off so we started out long back we. We broke ground on this company. I wanna save ideo. As i was at google and i was. I wanted to work with above decide. Oh because there was a steam On the youtube side of the business of gruber who was doing a lot of work with publishers. And i happen to go along with them for some meetings and realized that most of these publishers relying heavily on youtube under decision because of that time you know Disposing aren't dando. Content distribution was still a bit expensive proposition for most. Oh more sto- in content creators. it hadn't been democratize as much as it is today. And it wasn't as cheap but they understand that data. They didn't know what do and youtube and actually google as an organization is all about simplifying scanning they don't actually give each publisher. You know very very alert expedience is onto lacrosse required for scheme. And that's davis martin but every publisher like you know has different contents dodgy so they have to use their data differently so when the ida struck me back in two thousand thirteen and then by the time i must have the courage to quit twenty fourteen and i met the founder who then don't duma co-founders Beat the tech Background an illegitimate. Who come with who has offered engineers and we basically decided to tackle the long tail. Initially world'll all of these were publishers. And tell them how to use u.
AP News Radio
Wisconsin Bishop Takes Rare Step of Removing Defiant Priest
"A Wisconsin bishop takes the rare step of removing a defiant priest it was constant bishop has taken the unusual step of removing a defiant priests from ministry after he made a series of divisive remarks about politics and the pandemic the diocese of lacrosse said bishop William Patrick Callahan has removed the Reverend James Altman from his position as pastor affected immediately open rose to prominence before the twenty twenty election with a fiery video on YouTube saying Catholics can't be Democrats and anyone who supports Democrats will burn in hell he also criticized vaccination efforts and covet nineteen restrictions on church gatherings Callahan asked Altman to resign in may but he refused I Walter Ratliff
WGN Programming
President Biden to Visit Crystal Lake, Illinois, Wednesday
"President Biden expect to be in Crystal Lake on Wednesday, though the White House has not announced his exact location and the topic. President has been touring the Midwest, pushing his $973 billion infrastructure plan. Saturday. He visited Traverse City, Michigan. Last week He was in lacrosse,
AP News Radio
Jobs, Jobs, Jobs: Biden Selling Big Infrastructure Deal
"President Biden says there is an urgent need for a generational investment in the nation's infrastructure the president was confident during a public transit center in lacrosse Wisconsin I think we're gonna get a pass some Republicans have questioned whether it's wise to pass a bipartisan infrastructure bill if it's linked to a party line budget reconciliation bill the president has been promising millions of new jobs not minimum wage jobs not fifteen dollar an hour job prevailing wage job paying jobs and our roads and our bridges president Biden says the infrastructure bill isn't just the sum of its parts it's a signal to ourselves and to the world that American democracy can come through and deliver for all our people we can't be nine Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell said he has not yet decided whether he'll support the bipartisan package at Donahue Washington
AP News Radio
Biden Taking Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal on the Road
"President Biden is taking the bipartisan infrastructure deal on the road president Joe Biden travels to lacrosse Wisconsin today to promote the benefits of the nearly one trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure package agreed to last week in a preview Monday night Biden told democratic donors we can deliver we can do significant showing Americans back but with Democrats working on a separate package for infrastructure jobs and education there are potential roadblocks for the bipartisan deal Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell hasn't said whether he will support the bipartisan package McConnell wants Biden to pressure house speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to say they'll allow the bipartisan package to pass without mandating the much larger democratic follow up bill be in place Mike Crossey out Washington
The Troy Farkas Show
"lacrosse" Discussed on The Troy Farkas Show
"In two respects means to be thankful so i think To be thankful and to be mindful. So i try to do that when i'm on field and when i'm on the floor In those things the rest comes just comes when it comes. It just happens The listeners of this podcast aren't big sports fans so they're probably not too familiar with with you and your story. I love listening to you. And your people talk about lacrosse in your relationship with the game. Can you just kind of explain what it is. That lacrosse means in wide so important. Yeah so across his a what we would call traditional medicine game And it's played for what we call the creator Call it call it. God call it the crater. Call it what you want. But there's a higher purpose to the game and it's not about yourself and this week all i call it a game for reason. It's not a sport is not meant to be played for self enhancement It's not meant to be played for winning and losing so i think i think I call it a game because it's meant to be played with joyful tensions and for us as native people came from america and It's been used in a lot of different ways from from a to stick game to a once the game and hundred schone way the people i come from We've played lacrosse closest to the modernize game today and it was once played for to settle war disputes. It's played for For healing for someone who might be sit or he'll in a community or healing and individuals. So it's used for a lot of different ways and I'm taught. I was taught that at a young age. So i i was. I was able to play in traditional medicine games and Learn the lessons to them. Still farrah's it's it's we say it's more than a game it's a. It's a way of life. In the reason. I say i think it's to understand that it's a way of life it's like have you ever done and it's not about yourself or it's not about played at played a game and it's not about yourself it's actually about The best way to say it. I mean we always just say it's we play the game for the creator and it's beyond winning or losing. It's beyond scoring a goal. It's beyond it's beyond any of those because It's done so much healing for us. i still try to treat the game with the same teachings what i've learned from my a traditional wouldn't stick from osborne listrik first of all You know tradition within our communities have nonni community to pass when you have a son. Pass a stick you pass on a stick. Usually just a little stick. Maybe a foot long wooden stick made from a hickory tree. It's got in it from from usually deer hide..
The Troy Farkas Show
"lacrosse" Discussed on The Troy Farkas Show
"Mile across season just ended prematurely. What am i gonna do when that was happening to everyone everywhere around the world and all industries and all walks of life so it seems like that you really took the right mindset to it. I'm curious when when everything. I shutdown way back when march april twenty twenty. What did you do your season ends. And you're like. I still need the be ready. I need to stay in shape and all this was happening around how. How did you make sure that physically you were right in that mentally. You're right yeah. I mean i i was living at atlanta time plan for the swarm so up pandemic hit I think a lot of people are sort of in panic mode I mean like you. You've seen it in in the target and the walmart and the grocery stores people running for toilet paper The craziest things in for us. We headed home two six nations. In honestly i don't i. We didn't pan like as a family. We didn't really panicked. We just got our. You know filled our our fridge. Fill their cupboards in honestly. Like i said staying optimistic about it like okay. Here's some time in a way that here's a little vacation at home. We cleaned up the house. We we spent more time with our kids. Give them high quality. Time is what. I like to call it And took a breath to took some time for ourselves and Did a whole lot well. Throughout last year we did a garden. We learned some new tricks in in in the midst of it. All i kept my stick in my hands because that's that's my passion and it's just something i like to do. I don't. I don't necessarily always need someone there to be there with me. Actually what times. More times than not. I actually liked to play lacrosse by myself I enjoy that. It allows me to keep my stick in my hands and.
Ali on the Run Show
Sinclaire Johnson Reflects on Her Running Journey
"Tell us about little sinclair johnson. Running around what was she like. And when did running. Enter the picture for you. So i played lacrosse for about. I think like five years before. I decided to stop fulltime. Just run By i got into running because of lacrosse Kind of like how. Most most dissenters were like soccer players beforehand. It was just like a a way to stay in shape And then i eventually Just realized that. I had potential in the sport and And i think my parents. And i were just like maybe we should try. Distract thing and From there just kind of spiraled into Later like you know winning state championships and then getting a scholarship to run in college But yet by my peers were runners. So i feel like that's in my blood But it's yeah. It wasn't like a like they weren't they had never like ran In college or beyond anything So i think it was all very exciting to us like going through the process of like college recruiting and then even light when i mom and dad after nc. Double as when i was i think i can go pro right now and they were just like by like what is you know. What does that even mean so it was. It was a lot of fun. But i like a like really started to get serious with running probably like in college my sophomore junior year But yeah it's been it's crazy to think that like when i started running How awful. I was at it just like i couldn't make it a mile without stopping to like what i'm doing now has been a been a journey but obviously like just come a long ways and it's pretty cold look back on
The Lead
From Public Defender To Stanley Cup Champion
"So joe for those who might not follow the nhl super closely. Can you just give us a sense of what jon cooper has accomplished during his as a coach in the nhl. Definitely jon cooper is the longest tenured coach shell. He's on an eight th anniversary of his hiring on this week. The winningest coach in franchise history for the lightning. And i think he's highly regarded as one of the better coaches in the league and probably a candidate coach team. Canada at the next olympics are positions and olympics for the trump player so deadly highly regarded coach but up until this past season. He hasn't won the big one and that was kind of the big question surrounding it. And how would you describe his personality. Well he's a players go. She's a really fun personality. Like you quotes wedding crashers. Upper seventy six. No excuses public champion. You uses a champion. The only person you have to answer to when you go home at night is really yourself. The national media loves him because he is a great world this charismatic. You're going to get knocked down. There's no question people are going to push down. Because ultimately they want to see it fail if you think maybe teams on trips to like field of dreams when he was in earlier years coaching. He's all about the different sides and binding guys together on the ice and that if you get is connected as a group and the for each other and very process over outcome kind of guy and so you definitely has that charisma that makes them unique. I think the players like that. We'll show you recently. Wrote about how jon cooper has followed perhaps the most unconventional path of any stanley cup winning coach. So take us back to the late. Nineteen ninety s. What was john. Cooper's lifelike at that time he was living in a condo east lansing area couple remains but he was just trying to figure out where you wanted to be in his life. What he wanted to do for work. He was good ball. Charismatic lawyer but his heart wasn't in it always always wondering when is the fulfillment. When are you going to sit there and wake up every day and say. I can't wait to go do what i'm gonna do. He was defender district court in lansing michigan about a thousand dollars a month. You know we're going for indigent clients. He was working on. du is having divorces. You've got a two person law. Office him in a paralegal. He's still didn't know i guess. Were taken at that point. And you got in touch with the judge. Who worked with jon cooper back. Then what did he say about cooper skills in the courtroom and you just notice and how clients clients listen to prosecutors respected him i think is the kind of ability that transcends coaching the ability to persuade players to adopt your system or just believe the approach. So you know. He's he's a good salesman. He always says convincing players. Convincing a jury and i don't think he knew then that it would be kind of the key to him. Maybe starting coaching career. So how did jon cooper go from being this lowly paid lawyer and a former lacrosse player. Who had only played a year of club hockey in college to being high school hockey coach. Well the run in his son playful lansing catholic high school and they needed a coach and so he knew of john skills on the ice and new of his charisma and then he is asked to one day in the building. I saw the coach. would you be interested. He looks at me and goes. Dc the stack of resumes. I have he says. I'll tell you one thing you coach kids high school hockey team and i will take your resume from here. We put it here. Just this exactly. That was his first kind of foray into coaching hockey. Was nine thousand nine hundred nine hundred thousand lansing catholic cougars hockey team and that was seventeen. You actually talked to some of the players on that lansing catholic team. What did they tell you about jon. Cooper the high school coach. I think what's interesting knees. They remember the first meeting in the cafeteria where he's using himself to like twenty kids and parents and those us have just nervous as they were and are waiting to hear whereas the hockey background. Who did he coach before. Because one of the red wings was he part of this huge talk about law school in wall street and this guy another guys were in the nhl players. Even highly college players inducted himself would be anywhere high in coaching world. A reflection of guys play together. I think they'll be the first ones to tell you. None of them really on the track to make the national hockey league but they were such a joy to be around the competed their butts off just line. Who an awkward gesture. The of funny kid and team talked about like there was a hill just a mile from the school that the workouts outside the big hill. The he must've just saw he was driving around and he made us run up this hill with do bear calls and stuff. That is the source. I've ever been my life like. I could not long like off chris. Monrovia now works the red wings. Illitch family talked about how they had this practice where they had no on the ice and they're doing push ups and sit ups and kristin ross. Who served in the military students in afghanistan he goes. I went through the army for seven years. And i went through a lot of work out a lot of hellish days. Afghans dead. That's one of those days that i think back much. It's not as bad as back. And what else did you learn about his coaching philosophy back. Then you know like what were the things that were important to him that he really emphasized to the team. Making guys feel connected or part of it no matter if you were the best player on this team or like the thirteenth forward and i think jeff swan is appropriate examples. Like i wasn't the most natural coordinated like county out now who put me not aligned with the two players. Mike sack out with the most gifted athlete. That are high school in you. The team is better holding. Some of its part. They wanted them to play. Have have meaning and swan. Storing the biggest fools that season the most for player that year. So you know. He's told everyone the most improved player really halls like a special place for him. Something he takes lightly. It was a really really nice compliment. They talked about the hard hat that they gave out. After every win which was an all white instruction half that was something that the player of the game whether at block shot or a big hit or in ceremony the post game. We'll get this production. How they put their name and a sharpie but it was more of a. What did you do to help the team. Really recognizing layers who maybe didn't shop scores sheep but who are just dedicated themselves to helping the team. These success those are moments that came together that they remember forever and become an integral part of their story on a way to winning out like the championship. Well this sort of ragtag bunch of guys did win an unlikely state regional championship in almost mighty ducks kind of way and joe as you talks to all these guys who played for jon. Cooper what connections. Were you able to make between cooper the coach of the lansing catholic cougars and cooper the coach of the stanley. Cup champion tampa bay. Lightning guesswork me. Talking to guys. That new men who've now that he hasn't changed much in terms of his personality he had kind of style which coach's house you through professional level versus coaching. high school. Kids a lot of the same kind of tenants but he had then he still uses today. Kerry that floss with me all the way through the nhl in onto the honestly. It doesn't really change. Human beings are human beings and everybody needs to be motivated. It's just finding the right way to motivate. Rose stood up in my living room and watch the game and cheer tampa. You're welcome. you're welcome for started. His rise
Sunday Standards
Man charged with attempted murder in shooting that wounded Chicago officer, led to standoff
"29 year old Chicago man who shot and injured a police officer in Chicago's Austin neighborhood Saturday afternoons been charged with five counts of attempted murder of a peace officer Moore from W. G M's Judy, wait, a police officer who was shot is an awesome district officer. She is out of the hospital and at home recovering. She is the third officer shot. In a week. Police on routine patrol. We're investigating shots fired near Lake Street and Cicero in Austin Saturday morning during their search, police say someone fired shots of them hitting it. Officer in the hand. Police say the shots were coming from a first floor window of a building near Maypole and Lacrosse Avenue shooting led to a standoff with police and SWAT teams, with nearby buildings being evacuated until the suspect eventually surrendered. Bail was denied for 29 year old Tracy Thomas Jr.
WGN Showcase
Chicago Police Officer Released From Hospital Following Austin Shooting
"Gunman's in custody after he allegedly shot a Chicago police officer in the hand Saturday morning while shooting at officers on the West side. Wounded. Austin district officer was taken about signing hospital where she was reported to be in good condition. Officer is the third to be shot within a week incident happened near maypole and lacrosse in the Austin
WGBB Sports Talk New York
"lacrosse" Discussed on WGBB Sports Talk New York
"He hasn't been very impressive Get a minor knee issue down a couple of days. But he's back now He's been hitting the ball hard. He looks like someone who is ready is he has said that. He wants to make the opening day roster I know the mariners couple of weeks ago had some had an incident With that with one guy talking about keeping him down for service time and at getting leaked out and all that sort of stuff So we'll kind of see what happens there The minor injury. Maybe that and the pushing back anyway but He he looks good I think seattle is really really exciting. you got telling who's gonna be ready either on opening day or very very soon. Obviously you're raining or year kyle. Lewis out feel and then who deal rodriguez he also referenced. The number five overall prospect. He's a little further away the end of the season or Or early next season. But you gotta think about the twenty twenty two to the twenty twenty seven mariners. And you're going to have you know three really solid outfielders all under like twenty four years old That's pretty exciting. A couple of pitchers the lower down in the top one hundred two and logan gilbert one of their top prospects got to camp earlier this week. started throwing. He's not throwing games indian out here working out So it's just. The future is pretty bright and seattle. Which is a really exciting. And looking at the present. The team like san diego who's already got a pretty good base with fernando tatis manny machado nelson lament and so on and so forth. They still have two of the top ten prospects in pitcher mackenzie gore and shorts. I've cj rooms he at this point he doesn't look like he has a spot with guys like machado and totti's already there. Could he be used as trade bait or maybe they try to use them in physician tricky. Because you've got i hop pan over a prospect that you know obviously very very good but then you've got machado and he's there he's in. He's played second a little bit this spring. We'll try think would Would aid just passed in the majors or be like you said trade bait Just putting adding more to his resume and adding to his skill set showing off some versatility. maybe another team could want so. I think that that works on multiple fronts there but i haven't heard anything whatsoever about them trading on pretty sure the plan right. Now is hey. Let's see if we get a second and then we've got a incredible infield once he's ready of you know hosmer abrahams to t- so machado. And i think the other cool thing about teaching and second in addition to know versatility slide over if teeth today or whatever is just initially console someone up as the second day and potato little bit of that pressure off right away. I i you know a month or so in the lineup You don't have to. You don't have to do as much of the shines. Not quite as bright on a second baseman shortstop. Even though he's a top prospect he'd be getting called up as a top prospect. There would be a lot of height and a lot of attention regardless but maybe it turns it down just a little bit to help kind of use that transition and just hearing you run through that infield. That just sounded terrified. I i kinda got the like the two thousand fifteen through eighteen cubs in my head where yet rizzo vyas russell and bryant and i got that infield was intimidating machado touchy abrahams and hosmer even more..
WGBB Sports Talk New York
"lacrosse" Discussed on WGBB Sports Talk New York
"Way that bill belichick instills with new england. And you you hear all the all these coaches in gm's talk about we got. We got to change the culture to something more positive. We gotta gotta make the culture one where people want to come here and it seems like that's what you're doing with the riptide. That's exactly what. I did interviews. All the players couldn't interviews with all the players and again. Listen we can all go out. And it's not i mean i hate to put it down to this. The way it is is that it's not rocket science what we do right. We're looking for athletes. Second play a game so we can go in and find the right athletes in the best attack. Guys are the best defense. They've the best Goalies but i i don't i championships are one on a different level. Like the talent gets you to a certain point. But what's that intangible. That gets you over that certain point to win championships. Like the patriots. Sankey you know. What is that..
WGBB Sports Talk New York
"lacrosse" Discussed on WGBB Sports Talk New York
"We would have been back at it again in october november. So you're talking. April may june july august. You're talking seven months It would have been a lot of work. Can no seven months to put together the product that we have now So i looked at this as nineteen months to put together. This product is great for us on the planning stages i plan on being here in the nassau coliseum on long island the next fifteen twenty years so that takes building foundation and if the foundation cracks in the foundation is and set the right way. The whole house comes tumbling down so this gave me an opportunity to really build that foundation. The right way and You know it it's been. It's been a blessing for us to be able to have this long to do it. And i think it's going to contribute to to a long term plot the right way on and off the field and we're talking with rich list of the new york riptide so let. Let's let's talk about the new head coach. And i hope i say his name at someone's broadcast hockey. I better Lot a lot of store. That was close. I'm embarrassed so i was looking into a little won five championships as a player with toronto. When using the league. And i think having that kind of winning pedigree is great to have his head coach of a new team. I couldn't agree with you more nicknamed the big dog and Dan's a big man to and. And here's what i wanted. When we started looking for a head coach we interviewed over two months. I interviewed probably ten people and then another five or six. Gm type people and scouts and coaches and things but what we're really head coach interviewed about ten people and Dan stood out head and shoulders above. And not just because he's six foot six two hundred fifty pounds but he also stood out for his knowledge and dan is in that group of he was the next coming so he was an assistant coach under people like derek keenan. Who's won many championships in this league. He's assistant coach. Under eddie komo. Who's the gm of the canadian. National team has won a champ. A bunch of championships in this league and dan did it the right way..
WGBB Sports Talk New York
"lacrosse" Discussed on WGBB Sports Talk New York
"Assistant coach on the offense assistant coach on defense a whole new scouting system and for months we were putting that together getting ready for our draft in september and then we had our draft in september which We had the first pick in the draft. We took a player by the name of jeff at cornell. Jeff will be a generational player in this league. He is a once in a once in a blue moon. Talent that comes out so we're excited. We also focused on free agency and there was a free agent player. Callum crawford played for me and Callum is one of the top if not the top offensive guys in the league We made it a compelling compelling a scenario for him to jump from an eight and three team and first place. When i left new england they were in first place in in the whole we made a compelling argument for count the jump from that tower team because of what we were showing him. What's going to happen in the future. And then we landed a the best up and coming cold and a guy named steve or lemond. We've made a few trades bringing in some new young defensemen. And i really liked what we've put together so far and it's gonna be a different team. It's not going to be a one in twelve team. It's going to be an exciting team. It's going to be young. They're gonna grow together For five six years you know we have a. We have a floss year that We wanna we wanna get back to. We want to get into the playoffs in the next couple years in three years. Three to five play for a few championships and that takes from building from the back out and adding some good offensive weapons. Which is what we've done. The my philosophy is always been these guys play together for the next couple of years. I want them to be together for five to ten years. So that takes a certain person to in a certain character..
WGBB Sports Talk New York
"lacrosse" Discussed on WGBB Sports Talk New York
"My own company about fifteen years ago. And i hooked up with the philadelphia wings to start doing their marketing and became their coo and just realize that hockey across there are very very tight. So i started getting towards the player personnel side on on On the wings and then the wing at the fold to the mohegan sun casino sunset with them that organization. They're came to wrinkle blackhawks. And i was there for seven years and then when this opportunity came up here. Gif sportscar start running some of their properties. I jumped over with an emphasis on the riptide. And it's been nine years now in the league because my ninth even in the league and Happy to say that we're moving in the right direction. Putting some good takes together verschueren i. It's it's funny. You say that hockey and look very similar. Because i i. I was thinking about like i watch lacrosse game here and there when the college tournaments on like i like i know johns hopkins duper amazing. I'll watch the game here. And there. And i i used to broadcast hockey myself and watch like It's kind of like hockey on on the field and exactly so. I saw your your thing that you broadcasted hockey which teams your broadcasting we broadcast. I did i did arizona state when they were clubbed. When i was when i was a student there and i was working Stony brook for about six sure. I had my My two sons played my older son played it and dekok college division. Three and my son had a rough year with kobe. Everything he was gonna do a club hockey at bentley so I know those those programs well and then arizona state went division one interesting. Yes which is nice if you can go out there and go to her going to play visual hockey. That's pretty fair. do it that. That's what i said that's good. It'll pop it up. More out there right. Arizona state will really start opening up west coast for more division one hockey which is exciting because it is a it's a great sport and i didn't realize how close it was. You really get into it and it really really is is very close in percent of the guys we have on our team. Eighty five percent from canada. They all grow up boxes across. They grew up playing hockey. And i had a couple of funny stories about that. I had this one guy in philadelphia. When i was there his name was buchanan. And when i signed kyle came to me and goes you know..
Smashing Security
Valentine scams, SolarWinds, and a data deletion bungle
"Chums jumps happy. You ever made a mistake at work. Nope i used to work with you. So never made a mistake disagreed. Because you got it. Wrong of course allen as as a visiting professor at the university of surrey. Have you would you own up to a need goofs. Yes i would say. I often make mistakes. But i'd like to think of mistakes opportunity to learn. That's what i tell the students anyway. But unfortunately asset i've made i am part of. It is one of the reasons. I want to talk about what we're going to run. Which is that. You'd make certain assumptions as you're analyzing berries incidents for example you base it on a certain amount of information as you learn more you realize that you are mistaken. It's not so much that you were mistaken but the jump to conclusions and you learn very quickly that you really should do that Hurry along graham. We gotta get to this well now now. I used to be a computer program. I don't know five review of ever programmed computers limiting every you do. I haven't really ever. You haven't done a ten print corollas cool. I've done that rogue ramming really island of you ever made any programming mistakes l. Yes quite a few in fact in some of the earliest programs. I you have to go back a long way to find the machines that i i worked on a hold on was at joke that it was with cards you would submit them to some high priest through a three days later you get the results back and you learn very quickly not to make a mistake because you'd have to go through the whole thing again so you actually became very very serious with your program. These days people make a mistake and act conditioned component away. They go but now those days it was very much you have to be got to be so careful so the first half dozen yours make a mistake. Well i suddenly remember making some mistakes in my early days of program. One of my jobs was to Right the windows. Version of dr solomon's antivirus toolkit and the way in which we worked in those days is we actually had no computer viruses at the office. All of the computer viruses were. Alan solomons spare bedroom at his house. Well it was more secure than having them in the office last thing we wanted to overdo ship them to anyone but that meant that when i did programming on the virus finding engine i didn't actually have anything to test it against so i remember once i was given the source code in the challenge of speeding it up a little bit and i did some work on it for a few days my body back and i said i said i. You know it's a fair bit faster now. i think i've increased speed by twenty percent or something so alan took it back to the viruses and he said well done yes. You have split up. Unfortunately it no longer detects any malware. Two zero percent detect super fast. So you don't well then graham. Good thing your podcast. These days exactly. Yes nothing's dangerous as per so coating cock-ups can happen. I want to talk to you about something along those lines now. In the united kingdom we have a supercomputer system called the police national computer system the p. n. c. which stalls and shares information and criminal records between forces across the country so if police are investigating something rather than looking at old cards in a filing cabinet or anything about they can actually use the computer and suddenly can quiz. The computer even officers can use it for real time check so if they stop someone in the street they can calling. Someone will look up on the police national computer. If you're wanted in relation go. I gotta i gotta right exactly grow. You know lacrosse about her. Being in trouble with the law next okay. Now this week tell that story right well last month. It became headline news that some of the records stored on the police national computer. Databases had been unfortunately lost. What do you mean lost. Well i don't mean lost down the back of the sofa. Okay i interesting you bring up so famous interesting in fact. Why wouldn't i bring up so i would you to ground. You'll see you'll see later. Oh okay In fact over two hundred thousand records were reportedly deleted from the police. National compulsive not misplaced but actually lawson lost ju to what they described as technical issue It's set a good term now. I think when you've worked in the field of cybersecurity for well when you hear a company suffering from technically shoes. It's very natural to assume the worst it's very natural to assume. Oh maybe they'd been hacked. Maybe some ransom has been planted. Maybe they're downplaying it right. You feel like they're downplaying snafu. That might have happened. Maybe not sharing enough detail. Yeah yeah yeah. that's true. So the home office. They said that the loss data related people who'd been arrested and then released without further action.
Trivia With Budds
10 Trivia Questions on National Sports
"Today's episode is about national sports. Give you a country. You tell me the national sport for that country and we're gonna jump into those ten national sports and ten countries right now. Here we go all right here. We go with national sports trivia. Here's question number one japan. What is the national sport of japan number one and number two in cuba. What is the national sport of cuba number three scotland. What is the national sport of scotland. Number four were looking for canada in the summer. What is the national sport of canada in the summer and number five jamaica. What is the national sport of jamaica and number six lithuania number. Six lithuania number. Seven iceland number seven iceland number eight fiji. What is the national sport of fiji number eight number. Nine south korea number nine south korea and number ten england has four national sports cricket football. That's soccer and rugby and what fourth sport england has four national sports cricket football rugby. And what those are all your questions for national sports. We'll be right back in just a second to check your answers and see how you did. We are back with the answers to national sports. I gave you the country. You tell me the sport. What do you think it was here was number one. Japan was sumo wrestling number one. The national sport of japan is none other than sumo wrestling number two. The national sport of cuba is baseball. baseball number. Three scotland is golf. Great robin williams. Bit about how golf was invented number. Three scotland and gulf number. Four candidate in the summer is lacrosse lacrosse. Shout out to my friend. Nick caputo was a master lacrosse player and just had a bunch of shirts made with his design for lacrosse. T shirt company number. Five jamaica is cricket. Cricket is the national sport of jamaica and number six. Lithuania is basketball. Lot of lithuanian basketball players out there number. Six number. seven ice lind is handball. I would not have guessed that. I would have probably guessed hockey myself. But it is handball for iceland number. Eight fiji is rugby rugby for fiji and number nine south korea. Taekwondo taekwondo in south korea and number ten england has four national sports cricket. Football rugby and tennis. Tennis was the fourth sport their tennis. There you have ten countries ten national sports. Now you know here is your fact of the day. One more thing to learn. Today the odds of getting a royal flush are exactly one in six hundred forty nine thousand seven hundred forty there. It is the odds of getting a royal flush are exactly one in six hundred and forty nine thousand seven hundred and forty.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"lacrosse" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"You at the same time talking the biggest names in sports. I'm Jason Kelly. Along with Mike Lynch and Michael Bar today, just so excited. A timely conversation as it always is, with our pal Paul Rabel, Premier Lacrosse League co founder. He's a player. He's an activist and Paul. I want to start there because This has been such a week. You know, we say that a lot in these days, but this one was different cult. You know, I wouldn't ask Just any athlete this or any League executive. But you have been vocal around social justice. You've been vocal around. You know the issues of the day and I do wonder. How are you feeling this week? What? What is it like to sort of take all this in knowing what I know about you and how thoughtful you are. It's great to be back on this show. It's It's my favorite for told you guys before a couple of reasons. One is you know this was the show that we were on when we announced the coming of the P O l and then How do I think it's Ah, phenomenal show that was first in kind of talking about the business of sports and the dynamic industry. So thanks for having me I think that Case in as I reflect on the last year into 2020, and I appreciate your introduction, though I'm just a co founder of Ah Professional lacrosse league that you know uses that I think that platform as an opportunity to share what we think is most important. Our core, which is the human rights of everyone and everyone play sport, which is Large indicator as to why sports leagues and athletes across history have been such a great advocate of rights and equality and reason and exposure. If I think back on 2020 we were advocating for human rights. That of black people in America. Indigenous people who are kind of the creators of lacrosse and Native Americans were advocating for people to wear masks and we were advocating for people to vote. And I think that what we saw this week As devastating and sad and scary was just directly a capital siege. And you know if you look by definition of what treason is its crime of betraying one's country, especially about attempting to kill the sovereign or overthrow the government And I think we've reached a place in our country where it is become so divisive. That that we all have to look, you know, inward and always looking inward for so many different reasons, And that was kind of what I tweeted like praying for public safety, of course, like protecting government officials there in a critical time of The house getting back into session late and finally certifying the electoral votes for Biden and Harris. But leadership needs to step up public and private and public. We know his government officials but private, especially this moment, those sit atop of media conglomerates, social media organizations. You do understand the fundamentals of truth in journalism and protection of harmful incitements. It spread wildfires like this. I was thinking about also too. Come off of that. LeBron James handed at the ownership of WNBA's Atlanta dream, and I bring that up because the one of the owners, Republican Senator Kelly Leffler, who lost her re election bid. Uh, sparked significant backlash for comments this summer about black lives matter, Uh, what she said back in July, she said, I adamantly opposed the black lives matter of political movement. And I was just wondering what are your thoughts about that? And then I'm avoiding the political part of it. But just Maura about what you just said earlier about trying to take the division nous. Out of our society. What do you think, Michael? We we could spend kind of hours talking about the history of politics of the evolution of even separation of church and state ID, And I think I think I and I've said this for awhile, Human rights and social justice is not a political debate. I think that LeBron has done a phenomenal job as a leader in sports with the platform that he has, But I think about the WN ba athletes and their leadership and the success of the WN BA had as a business from viewership. The sponsors During a pandemic. When a lot of attention was going to kind of the legacy leagues and their viewership decline did W. Was on an increase, despite taking The strongest stance and advocacy for human rights and social justice. And you know, we saw now. Ah, Senator Georgia who was a 9% favorite getting to a runoff, and Raphael Warnock and I believe and kind of look at the data and the advocacy that it started A W m yet. On dit was it was closely attached to what you had called out, which was ownership for Atlanta and that kind of disengagement with The athletes in her league. And their unwillingness to accept that that ruling and of course that makes its way up the LeBron Who's the leader across sports, and we ended up seeing You know a huge turnaround where now the Senate's been flipped because of athlete activism. You know, I was strolling to Twitter trying toe do a little research for this interview, and I found something that really Impressed me and kind of stunned me. They had a tweet about social justice back in September, and he had five million impressions. Did you have any idea that your reach was that deep in that wide It's a tricky one. A appreciate you asking is, I think, as a white male and a white athletes They're different roles that we take. And when I spent a lot of time on with the black players are leagues and black athletes everywhere and understanding the community and being on the ground level here in Hollywood and going to protests and Is that white men, especially white people need to do is what's called have social standing, and that means in a time where it feels Sometimes peculiar, uncomfortable. Stepping up and advocating for oppressed people that you are not and you don't know that experience that they have gone through and their lineage has experienced. That, uh, that you ask yourself. How could I let me step aside and maybe provide an opportunity for them to express their experience? We're actually social standing in the history of You could wait privileges. We've defined it, And I know that it has been used as as a threat or an insult and it and it shouldn't be, um, is that white people need to talk to other white people. And that's where most of the groundwork and, uh and call it, Um, change occurs. We'll stay tuned for more of our conversation with Paul Rabel. We're just getting warmed up with the Premier Lacrosse League co founder. And one of the most famous players arguably the most famous lacrosse player in the world. That's straight ahead on Bloomberg Business of Sports of Jason Kelly. Find me on Twitter at Jason Kelly News. And I'm Mike Lynch. You could follow me at Lynch E wcvb and I'm Michel Bar on Twitter and Big Bar sports. Download the show..
CNBC's Fast Money
NBA looks to sports betting to fill the gap
"The nba season kicked off with a bang last night. The brooklyn nets beat the golden state warriors. One thousand five hundred ninety nine in the first game of the season with no fans in the stands looking likely anytime soon. The league is looking at new media strategies and sports betting to fill the gap and they aren't the only league doing so. How could that look. Our next guest has ideas. Let's bring in paul rebel. Founder the premier lacrosse league Paul great to see you again. Of course. The pl just merged with major league lacrosse. You say that this provides a singular destination for fans. I would imagine this. This gives the sport an advantage as well in terms of selling itself whether it be media coverage or streaming rights or any other kind of rights to carry the games. Yeah absolutely it's back. Happy holidays I think with sports in particular the ability to coalesce that have a singular message is important and for us when we look at future road profitability and just larger revenue Looking at the commercial opportunity of on now entering our third season twenty years or pro across history. That's looking like close to four thousand hours of twenty years of games at the mo of played that we can provide streaming service package as well as part of the announced we said we will get span to eighteen. Which is additional commercial assets and market now and as we continue to grow. We'll catch up to the legacy leaks. Hey paul dan great to have you back but in congrats on the deal. Quick one for you here you guys. You had that that bubble season this past summer very successful you know it was all over. Nbc all their properties. That sort of thing. Obviously no fans of how important was the sports gambling integration. You guys had done a deal with draft kings was that did that help engagement. And do you see that as a really important part of the offering the media offering going forward. Yeah it's huge allow. The sports properties have learned that we need to be more nimble. And not as reliant as call it major league baseball the traditional path to building a sports league on ticket sales the nba. What you reference malas typically rely on twenty or thirty percents of their revenue on tickets were looking at a modern sports age where it's meteorite sponsorship now sports betting merchandise in many cases the epl leapfrogs ticket sales and on the sports betting front. Dan we did a deal trap games last year and it was huge. I think what the sports betting this new gaming offers looking at now is live broadcast. Live odd integration And we're seeing networks now. Cut deals with gaming operators. If you look at espn's draft or mdc in points that so the properties are going to wedge their way and that's part one part two is i think in twenty twenty two to twenty twenty one. We're going to start seeing the entrance of bio data Related to players. So where will technology like lou on players that integrated the broadcast experience leaning more viewership and a larger handle sports ban in october. Three billion dollars legally registered. So we'll see that number continued to grow and more league revenue opportunity and board network revenue opportunity into twenty twenty
AP News Radio
Trump, Biden spar over economy, workers in Labor Day blitz
"Hi Mike Rossi you're reporting the presidential campaign heated up on Labor Day democratic vice presidential candidate comelec Harris was in Wisconsin Monday but the U. S. senator from California that with the family of Jacob Blake the black man who was shot in the back seven times by a white Kenosha police officer on August twenty third in Milwaukee harassing courage to supporters to vote early right vice president Mike pence was also in Wisconsin some two hundred miles away in lacrosse in Oregon supporters of president Donald Trump staged a vehicle rally in Oregon city some went on to the state capitol in Salem we're writing we're done remaining silent in the United States of America I'm sick and tired of it hi Mike Rossi
AP News Radio
The Latest: Trump questions Pentagon leaders' motives
"Hi Mike Rossi a reporting the presidential campaign heated up on Labor Day democratic vice presidential candidate Kamilla Harris was in Wisconsin Monday or the U. S. senator from California met with the family of James Blake a black man who was shot in the back seven times by a white Canosa police officer on August twenty third in Milwaukee harassing courage supporters to vote early right vice president Mike pence was also in Wisconsin some two hundred miles away in lacrosse it Oregon supporters of president Donald Trump staged a vehicle rally in Oregon city some went on to the state capitol in Salem we're talking we're done remaining silent in the United States of America I'm sick and tired of it hi Mike Rossio
The Tech Guy
Samsung Announces New Devices
"I'm GonNa talk about Samsung's announcements mean. Not that big phone day it is phone day I swear phone week phone months. out. That said the new Google phone. It's the little brother to the Pixel four and four xl, which is now by the way discontinued. In sound all that well less than a year after its announcement. That's it. You might see some in stores and stuff leftover inventory, but it's gone no more no more what we made the foray however already the fastest best selling phone. On Amazon unlocked phone on Amazon and I think that that's really a testament to the fact that we're done paying thousand dollars for phones. We want good phone decent phone and we want one for. Let's say three hundred fifty bucks, which is the price for the four. A. However Samsung is still pushing at that at that boundary they announced the Samsung. Note Twenty, and the note twenty ultra. Starting at nine hundred, I think. For the one no one's going to buy and then thousand and up, and I think you can get to fourteen or fifteen hundred dollars on the ultra. And then and then they announced that ain't all. They announced galaxy. Folk Galaxy Fault. Galaxies said fold to I don't where Z. is for. The, Galaxies Z. Fold to. And this is the successor. The second and a half successor. I think really you should say to the galaxy fold that was the galaxy fold when it came out remember they had all these problems with it like the reviewers it was screened was breaking so they may hold on wait a minute maybe we can fix that took it back they adjusted it put a new screen. Cover on and stuff like that and ship did. So that's the one point five, and now we're doing two point five. It's actually probably a better phone six point, two inch screen on the front that used to be really skinny and small. Now, it's decent normal basically inside you unfold, you open it up and you've got a seven point six inch. Screen. And I'm really tempted because I I WANNA. Know if these folding phones I wanNA know if that's a cool. Thing. There's no stylus. Note for that there's not a note it's his own thing. It's the Z. The said I'll call the said fold to. Redesign hinge four, thousand parts. They were showing all the parts. I don't know if that's a good thing. It's got a little vacuum cleaner thing. Little brushes in it. So that crumbs don't cut in that was a problem with the first one still has a little. kind of like Lacrosse, down the middle when you open it up.