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The Breakdown
A highlight from Institutions Are Getting Ready for the Next Bull Market | Weekly Top Five
"Welcome back to The Breakdown with me, NLW. It's a daily podcast on macro, Bitcoin, and the big picture power shifts remaking our world. What's going on, guys? It is Saturday, September 9th, and that means it's time for the weekly recap. Before we get into that, however, if you are enjoying The Breakdown, please go subscribe to it, give it a rating, give it a review, or if you want to dive deeper into the conversation, come join us on the Breakers Discord. You can find a link in the show notes or go to bit .ly slash breakdown pod. Hello friends, back with round two of the dialogue news analysis show that I've been experimenting with with Scott Melker on Fridays. Still doesn't really have a name. So for you guys, it is just the weekly recap, but on this show, we're digging deeper into a bunch of things that we've covered this week on The Breakdown, as well as some things that we haven't. We talk about Visa's stablecoin settlement program, the FASB changing the accounting rule, a slew of discussions around Genesis and DCG, including Genesis suing DCG, a little bit more ETF talk because it's 2023. So what else are we going to talk about? And then the recent CFTC decisions against a set of DeFi protocols. As always, this content is a little bit more opinionated and analysis versus just what happened. And I think that if I have to sum it up, what all of these stories sort of look like to me or where their common through line is, is entering this phase of final cleanup and preparation and transition from everything that was to everything that will be. You're seeing half of the stories that come out about new TradFi integrations and institutional programs and infrastructure being built, and then half the programs that are about legal battles and cleanup from what happened before. To the extent that there is a shift in feeling among those legal battles, more and more of others and availing themselves of the legal system to actually get better policy made. And so I think net net the trend is towards positivity and the next thing versus being dragged down by the last thing. That said, there is still a lot of cleanup left from last year. So let's dive in and see what you guys think. So it was pretty challenging this week to get down to a top five in my very humble opinion, so much so that I kind of like listed a few honorable mentions here. I am not even in the top five apparently as a jam or JP Morgan moves into deposit tokens for settlements. Stake was hacked by North Korea once again. How can we stop North Korea from hacking us? We have apparently the U .S. authority is an FBI looking into DCG and the IMF saying not to ban crypto. And those aren't even in our top five stories. Pretty crazy week, I would say. But what is is visa taps, Lana and USDC stablecoin to boost cross border payments. Do you want to dig into this for me? It seems that they already were piloting this for quite a while. They've been doing it on Ethereum, but that they've now moved on mostly to Solana because it's faster and cheaper. I mean, I think there's a couple of things that are interesting about this. One is, you know, I think the overarching is Visa just absolutely plowing ahead with the integration of crypto rails as part of its normal course of business. I think what's meaningful about moves like this is that you're sort of moving out of the realm of, oh, it's a cute pilot project for the sake of headlines into this is just another option to settle transactions, which is the core business that we're doing. And I think putting kind of a fine point on that is the fact that this wasn't like I don't believe at least that Visa sat down with the Solana Foundation and cooked up something big. This is just Visa tapping into existing public infrastructure, making a decision to do it, which is exactly what you'd want to see in the normal course of sort of crypto adoption is, again, not sort of headline driven partnerships, quote, unquote, but just integrations of infrastructure. And I think that's that's what we saw here. Yeah, I agree. And Kai Sheffield, who's the head of the Visa side of this, did a great thread on it and said exactly what you just did. You basically said, listen, this is how this thread you guys should take it. This is how Visa works, right? When we settle a transaction, it's between the merchant and the bank. And this is just a better way to do it that we're piloting for anyone who wants to use USDC. They're effectively saying what we've known all this time is that there is a better way to do this, a faster way that eliminates intermediaries and settles even quicker. I mean, it seems like such a layup, but like you said, this didn't require them going to the Solana Foundation or calling a CEO. They just said there's an existing technology here that can make our business better and are adopting it. I think there's just absolutely huge. And yet again, one of those things that's not making noise in this bear market or this crypto winter, whatever we call it, that will be in a year. One of those narratives that we look back on and go, holy crap, Solana is working with Visa and this is how Visa is settling their transactions as we see Solana go up by a few hundred percent. I really think these are going to be meaningful stories in a year when the bull market picks up. I think one of the things that is going to be sort of fascinating to see is Solana has had a real trial by fire, which it was always going to, you know, anytime you have an alt layer one that rises to be sort of the darling of a bull cycle, it has to then go through a bear cycle and see if, you know, was it just venture capitalists taking advantage of a new narrative to make a bunch of money or does it have actual staying power. And Solana had it extra hard because of its association with SAM and FTX and Alameda. And so the fact that you still have people building on it that range from, you know, small projects all the way to sort of Visa, I think is testament to the fact that it's sort of gone through and is working its way through that trial by fire. Yeah, in fact, I mean, from a market perspective, you would think that because of the relationship with SPF and FTX that it was almost beaten down more, obviously, than it should have been and should be one of those that actually has further to rise, right? I mean, the reversion to the mean for Solana when you see the things Ethereum doing and that Matic and Polygon, these partnerships should be tremendous to see. There's still a ton of building happening on Solana. For what it's worth, that's been my assessment of a lot of, you know, we got down to, what was it, you know, 17, 18 ,000 in Bitcoin, you know, sort of the lows post FTX, and we decoupled from the larger macro to the downside. And I think a lot of what we've been doing since then is to some extent finding where the bottom was supposed to be for this cycle, you know, to the extent that there is such a thing. You know, it's always been kind of interesting to see people kind of, you know, why are we at 26 or 30 or whatever it's, you know, my feeling has been that it wasn't necessarily some sort of, you know, big move. It was just that reversion to the mean of, you know, this thing isn't totally dying. And we're back to sort of where the bottom might have been had it not been for catastrophic fraud all over the place. A hundred percent, even if you just look at sort of the four year cycle, we had what would have been the bottom on the chart when, you know, people view that metric in different ways, but where weekly RSI was oversold and all this bottomed around 20. And then all of a sudden we got this sort of FTX black swan, but retraced that across the entire market in just two months. So I really do think that right now, 25K is just sort of fair value. Right. It's where price was before and after Graysdale, before and after BlackRock and before and after sort of FTX. So I agree with that. I think that that means this is just that part of the cycle. Yeah. There's something to be said for people like not being real stressed out about where the price is too, just as a psychological indicator of that. Like, you know, yeah, it would be nicer if it was 30, but at 30, we're getting kind of excited. At 26, we're just sort of hands up shrug. I guess this is kind of where we are for a while. Absolutely. So I think the next story, and I think that this one is one of the biggest stories of the year, actually, is FASB's crypto accounting shakeup could learn more corporate investment. Michael Saylor and others argue for anyone who wasn't paying attention. You've probably watched the show. You've probably heard the nuance of this, but effectively we had Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy buying Bitcoin, sparking the last bull market. I think it's fair to say it was like August 2020, and that led to the massive run up Tesla buying, Square buying. And we saw that Michael Saylor sat down with, I believe it was 2000 CFOs of companies. We were all so excited that February of 2021, he was going to teach them all how to put Bitcoin on the balance sheet. Crickets, right? It absolutely didn't happen. And it turned out that was a result of the way that they had to account for their Bitcoin on their balance sheet, which was effectively to peg it to the lowest point it was during that quarter and then take the loss. And even if it was higher, you couldn't take the game. Well, those rules are now changing in 2025. So I don't think that this is a massive catalyst at the moment, but this opens up just huge potential in the future. Yeah, I mean, it's funny. I love the quotes around this one because the people who are on the FASB were basically like, it's very rare that we get to do something that's incredibly obvious, time saving and right. And but this is that, you know, and that's why it had a unanimous vote. It just the way that it was accounted for didn't make sense before. And to your point, Scott, you know, I don't think this is going to be a theme to any time you start to kind of look at institutions getting involved in some way, there's a temptation to view every story as it should be a bigger deal than it is. But really, it's all about the slow accumulation of normalization. And this is just another part of that. You know, no one is going to make the decision to put Bitcoin or either anything on their balance sheet because they know how to account for it, but they might have come close and not because they didn't know how to account for it or the way that they would have accounted for it didn't make any sense to them. So it's kind of a barrier clearing process that I think is part and parcel of where we are in the cycle as well. That's right. Now, if they want to, they can. And before, if they wanted to, they couldn't unless they were out of their mind and wanted to piss off their board and shareholders. Right. I mean, Michael Saylor obviously here saying fair value accounting is coming to Bitcoin. This upgrade to FASB accounting rules eliminates a major impediment to corporate adoption of Bitcoin as a treasury asset. Like I said, guys, this is a 2025 thing, but this is going to give those CFOs and risk managers a long time to actually consider this. And then James Lavish, I just want to point out, he did an incredible thread on this. If you're looking to have it explained to you, I think in more layman's terms, this is the thread you want to go to. Now, listen, we I think we all are clear on that one. This next story, we had to effectively like rope in five different things because this is everything grayscale at the moment and it's a monster headache, in my opinion. But the first one that I went, I think, went completely unnoticed as part of the Genesis story is they're shuttering their crypto trading desk for the U .S. market. This is their OTC trading desk. I'm going to be honest with you, Nathaniel, I didn't know that they still had a trading desk. Yeah, I think that's why they went unnoticed, because people would have assumed that it was just gone already. Right. But I really thought that in their bankruptcy they had capitulated and that their business had basically wound down. But apparently they were still a major player. And this is important because this is how huge entities largely buy and sell Bitcoin. Right. They're not going on Coinbase and placing a bunch of bits. Michael Saylor might be, honestly, but most of them do this through institutional OTC deaths. And this could leave a gaping hole. I mean, Max Boonen, who I love, said, so Genesis trading stops trading. Why? And no one on crypto Twitter is commenting on it. But at the same time, we see the news. Coinbase begins offering crypto loans to large U .S. institutional investors. That's the other side of Genesis's business. But clearly, Coinbase is coming into is stepping in to try to fill this Genesis vacuum. Yeah, I mean, it is a big loss to have sort of a prime brokerage esque service that, you know, the most notable one totally decommissioned. But at the same time, you know, you have to think that any institution worth its salt, any investor worth its salt, saw the writing on the wall, you know, basically probably as soon as withdrawals started being halted in November and started making other plans. So even if there was still business going through there, you have to think that some of that was starting to shift. It does leave a vacuum, but, you know, nature abhors a vacuum and so do crypto markets. And especially with so many institutions now lurking around the edges of the space, building infrastructure for it, you have to think that that's that gap is going to be filled by more than just crypto native companies like Coinbase real, real soon.
The Doug Collins Podcast
Georgia Has Never Been Poor in Culture and Spirit
"Home brothers, you got a lot of the stuff back here, but you also get into the old southern raw genre, not necessarily, but Leonard Skynyrd, you get, you know, the Marshall Tucker band. You get Lana rhythm section. I still have memories of Atlanta rhythm section, you know, in the late said, you know, doing champagne jam. I mean champagne jam, yeah. Oh my God, filling up ticks, you know, Georgia Tech stadium back when we're doing those kind of things. And that's just, I think, John, from my perspective, it comes from a culture of sane. And people don't realize this in South Jordan but in north tour as well, that Georgia rural, you know, for many, many years. Atlanta is, of course, blossom, but it is still that people we came from a society that was, we were poor in resources, but not poor in culture and spirit. Exactly. Exactly. And so what we had was is you would have families or people in communities get together and on Friday and Saturday night they would have what we call hooting nannies or they would have people over and everybody would be cooking barbecue and they'd be playing guitar singing or they singing in the church and this is how that culture just developed. It is. I had there are two boys in my paternity, the holder brothers, Gable and wit holder. And they could pick guitars and sing and harmony. It was a true, it was a true southern tradition that they learned from their parents, going to church and all that stuff. And it was so amazing to hear. I remember they did a version of 7 bridges road by the eagles. And I was just left speechless by their ability to play the song and to harmonize at the same time. You know, I have Travis trit on that list too. And he is a hometown favorite because my son's gonna get in the background here. He's interested in the music conversation. But Travis Tritt, a growing up in Marietta, Georgia, post oak tree, you hear stories about Travis's grandfather being a bus driver in that area and I used to get my hair cut at a place called bob's barbershop off the sandy plains road and highway 5 and I never saw him there, but the rumor was that Travis used to go there to get that mullet trimmed up and looking good.
Love Island: The Morning After
"lana" Discussed on Love Island: The Morning After
"That's okay, just because you're on the show to give it doesn't mean you have to be that best mate forever. Everyone gets their own powers. And so that's where life as well, right? And they are getting on. They are getting on in the villa. There's no doubt about that. They are really getting on. Whilst we're discussing one of his relationship with Lana, what do we make of PDA? They don't show a lot of it, but does that really suggest they don't fancy each other much? Yeah. And what are you guys like with PDA? I love PDO. Because I only knew the answer to that. That's the right way. Are you joking? Right. Hug me kiss me. Don't care about anyone around me. I don't do it to show it's not my way of proving to other people for me, but physical touch it just my love language. So when I don't receive PDA, I'm like, what is going on? Are you okay? I'm a little bit different. I don't think I'm so full on PDA. Until I have one tequila shot and I just feel so sexy. I just can't help it, you know? Yeah, I feel sexy, you know? Two shirt buttons come down. I'm ready to go. I think I can salsa. I've never danced in my life. But now the hips are moving. Anything goes. Anything goes. I just think sexual chemistry like, it tells a lot. It does. Yeah. So when we put that to run and Lana's relationship, what do we think? Just because there's not much, there's not a real connection or I don't think it means it's not a real connection. I just think it's harder to see the connection. I feel like, I'd have to understand you guys as a couple to know that, oh, you really connect. Also talking about situation where they spend every second of every day together. No couple has that. You kind of do want a little bit of a break as well.
Love Island: The Morning After
"lana" Discussed on Love Island: The Morning After
"Thanks for having me. I'm very excited. You really are a big fan of the show, aren't you? Yeah, I actually am you know, and I realized once I got asked to come on this, I was like, yeah, I'm there. That's when I realized I'm actually super fan. Favorite couple of the show so far. From day one, from literally day one. Ron and Lana were my favorite. But my opinions did change as the weeks went on. I'm not gonna lie. Are you buzzing at the outcome? Honestly, they're so cute. Meant to be. And they look great together. This is the perfect episode for you to be on. Literally. I'm glad. Let's get into that last episode then. We saw Casey and Rosie get close after she chose a couple up with him on Friday night's episode, of course. What do we initially make of those guys together? Guys. I was literally like, they're not going to turn the heads. This is it. It's time for them to go. And now I'm like, wow, I stand corrected. Okay, see? He's ruining my chance of being mystic Meg. See, I actually personally are taking it. On a Casey, I kind of expected it from Casey if I'm honest. Yeah, why? I don't know what it is. I feel like maybe the whole Lana situation has made him feel well, made him at the way he's acting now because he just didn't get what you wanted from the beginning. Yeah. Maybe. Or maybe he's just doing what you're meant to do and keep your options open. Also a good point. My thoughts. I mean, Claudius left been left very upset after the recording and the fact that Casey wants to get to know Rosie. Shall we hear what she had to say last night's episode, let's do it. I wanted to do a speech.
AP News Radio
Curt Casali's 2-Run Single Holds up, Giants Beat Braves 2-0
"The giants have won two straight against the Braves as Alex wood and six relievers combined on a five hitter to shot of Lana to nothing what has recovered from coated and made his first start since August twenty sixth he pitched three perfect innings with four strikeouts I went longer than we were planning to go you know I thought you knew your two is tunings was was the goal I really don't know what to expect I was gonna feel but I thought my stuff was sharp backup catcher Curt Casali drove in the game's only runs with a two run single in the fourth the Braves have lost four straight well the Phillies won four in a row sheeting and lan is lead in the National League east to one game over Philadelphia Charlie Morton took the loss he pitched five innings gave up four hits and two runs Riley Aung San Francisco
AP News Radio
Soler, Riley Back Anderson With HRs, Braves Romp Over Giants
"We have an array of sitting machine was in overdrive and Ian Anderson returned from rehab with a solid pitching performance as the Braves wallop the San Francisco Giants nine nothing Atlanta won two of three games in this battle of division leaders the Braves had three home runs Austin Riley had a two run shot and Jorge Soler and how's the Albies had solo home runs Anderson who went five and two thirds said this about his performance I feel great it felt you know I felt normal you know being out there and you know patch in front of the the fans and kind of get that adrenaline rush back it felt really good Eddie Rosario had a two run triple threat Lana Anthony DeSclafani suffered the defeat for the giants Gary McPhillips Atlanta
You Beauty
We're Sorry To Say It, But Thin Brows Are Coming Back
"Well a few weeks ago. Bella hadid wall thinner more arched brows. She was going to con film festival. She was wearing that black dress. You might have seen it with that gold lung like necklace. And she's never had really bushy brows but have browse with china and more sculpted than average browse. This spot more conversation in the beauty world and thanks to all things nineties trending at the moment which you'll see every way thin- browse are actually back. But don't worry we're not talking about that pencil thin sort of one hair. And that's all you've got weight is talking about more of an odd and more sculpted and coveted confirmed it. They interviewed new based brow expert. Joey healy and he said yes. It's influenced by the nineties but what we're saying is a bit more structure so instead of that boy brow that was really beacon straight with stray hairs everywhere. We're just seeing more sculptured more lifted and he says the trend is partly to do with the pandemic as well so after every year wearing mosques. The focus is back on the. Is we sean. This last week's episode with lana tren but because we're not saying the lower half of the face. People are really tending to put more emphasis in more effort into the upper part of the face. And that's with more seen sort of sculptor browse when we say the and we just mean fina then really thick. We daren't mean really really thin erin now. How do you feel about that much better. Obviously when i wrote about it hurt. My soul's took me ages to grow out of my butchered thin browse. I have naturally quite thick brows. But i think it's really good. Because i don't think everyone falls into that kind of bushy brow- car delving category so it doesn't mean you can't find a trend to match your browse since ted if using product after product to kind of fill them in and make them really bushy. I think it's great to see a trend that kind of encourages people to work with what they've got. I agree and to be honest. I was never going to have that. Really bushy-browed look it just wasn't possible with my brows eyed thin them out too much and it just wasn't what i had so i've kind of gone from eighty brow with a bit of lift at the art because that's what suit in my face so suddenly i'm on trend and i didn't even try. I mean show my brows nee doing in the pandemic because they haven't been done for quite a while but i'm all for this and i'm also you know what who cares about trans. Just do whatever suits you face
Music & The Spoken Word
Software Supplier Kaseya Is Latest Victim of Ransomware Attack
"That software company is hit with a cyber attack that may have compromised thousands of companies. More from CBS's Lana Zach. The hackers reportedly targeted a software supplier called Cassia, using the company's corporate network and what is called a supply chain ransomware attack. Cassia alerted its customers to immediately shut down their servers to avoid being compromised. A security firm is blaming the same Russian linked group revel that is believed to be responsible for the Ransomware attack on a U. S meat supplier. Last month, President Biden was asked about the situation. The initials thinking was It was not Russian government. Um, but we're not sure
AP News Radio
Hawks Head to East Finals After Game 7 Win in Philadelphia
"The hawks during the Eastern Conference finals for the first time in six years following the one oh three ninety six win over the seventy Sixers Kevin hurdle over twenty seven points and seven rebounds for Lana well Trae young added twenty one points and ten assists John Collins had a double double of fourteen points and sixteen rebounds in the hawks fifth road win in the postseason the Sixers were booed off the court following their latest playoff disappointment Jo Ellan be contributed thirty one points and eleven rebounds while Tobias Harris added twenty four points and fourteen boards I'm Dave Ferrie
AP News Radio
Embiid, 76ers Beat Hawks 127-111 to Take 2-1 Lead in Series
"Joel Embiid scored twenty seven points in the seventy Sixers rode a dominant third quarter two or one twenty seven one eleven victory over the hawks the Sixers took a two one lead in the Eastern Conference finals and ended at Lana's thirteen game home winning streak Tobias Harris had twenty two points and Ben Simmons added eighteen for the Sixers who led by five before outscoring the hawks thirty four nineteen in the third period and the test Simmons with the catalyst in their big third quarter are you still involved well you got needs new should be a question this works because that's a lot of streets those Russian armed with the way of their garden so that's one should you be aggressive birds go on the engine down Trae young when it landed with twenty eight points game four is Monday night in Atlanta on the ferry
MyTalk 107.1
"lana" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"Lana still is a pill that works through okay. I like how he's like a former mob. Yeah, He's like a morning. Yeah, I'm digger, huh? I'm just trying to get under. Don't mind me. Remind me. I'm just a dramatic fight, You know, no matter what you want to do bigger, Don't mind me. I'm just a dramatic fight. What he says they're modified. He starts to sound like that. One lion from the Hanna Hanna Barbera. Remember the How about Oh, Whatever that guy. I don't mind me. Just hit the metaphor. Exit stage lived now isn't he s the cartoon character that no, I think he's a saber toothed tiger. That sounds like Tim Gunn. It's Tigger. That's Tigger. No. Is that Tigger? No, It is no Tiggers from Winnie the Pooh. But I think he doesn't know what, like No, he is more of like There's like an a slur within Tigger. Okay, we'll just go home of that, but I came across the seven grossest commercial mascot. Oh, see if you agree. Okay. Okay. So far, I agree, Um, charm in the Charmin bears. Yeah, they're nasty with those hanger honors Those commercials. I'm just like, Come on. You don't need to go full on descriptive, right? Okay, uh, the box The cola Guard box. Yeah, Like, come on. It's my poop in a box and then you send it in the mail. Yeah, well, and it's important and get your colon checked for sure. Your cancer screening for sure. Uh, apparently there's a bladder. Oh, yeah, the sentence. Bladder. Hi, I'm Sally the Centeon bladder. Don't mind me. Oh, no. Oh, gross. I'm not going to say that one disgusting Then we have digger Now I really want to know how about the mucus blob. What? Yeah, Next. That's the that's diggers. Cousin. Why do they do this to us? Yeah, He's attention. That's gross. Hey, don't mind me gig it. I live under your nail slice down here could use some new finance chair. But who's the My complaint? Thinker? Don't mind.
The RCWR Show with Lee Sanders
"lana" Discussed on The RCWR Show with Lee Sanders
"Has a responsibility to shareholders stockbrokers. And all that. So they gotta make sure that they're balancing out those books And all that you know. A lot of people are looking at disney. A lot of people are kind of you know i. It's been brought up so many times over the years disney disney disney. You know who who knows who really knows What's going on there. But when you look at lana who you know again. I don't like being in people's pockets but she was rumored To be making about eight hundred thousand dollars Last year outside of wwe brown strowman having a contract in the millions per year. You know you you could look some of those examples and you can kinda you know maybe say to yourself w. Wwe you know who who knows why. They made the moves that they did today. And what went down Last month and in april you know we'll just have to wait and see and and get more information about it but as far as you know if you asked me do i see. Wwe we selling the company. Yeah yeah i definitely do see. Wwe the mcmahon family. That is i do eventually see them. Selling the company of you to ask me who they are Or when is it going to go down. I i really would not be surprised if wwe were to be sold at this point. After vince mcmahon passes i just. That's just the vibe. I'm honestly getting i. I just. I don't know why. But i just kind of get this weird vibe that when. Wwe is sold. Vince mcmahon is actually not going to be in the picture it feels like after his passing is when the trigger is gonna be pulled. So you know if you were to say to me. Vince mcmahon passes in the next three to seven years and that's when wwe sale so essentially Were saying some time between two thousand four upstart do were saying what twenty twenty twenty four to like twenty twenty. Eight and one's vince mcmahon passes in that timeframe if he passes in that timeframe then that's most likely when the promotion is going to sell..
The RCWR Show with Lee Sanders
"lana" Discussed on The RCWR Show with Lee Sanders
"So. Why putting it all together trying to go out there and make a entertaining match. You know look for nothing but you would have thought that after lana will laugh. Wwe ow sorry. Rousseff frigging there. You would've thought that after rousseff left. Wwe that if anybody was going to begin eating big old plates of shit storyline wise. It would be law unsure. We saw those weeks after weeks where she was getting. Put through the announcers table by shayna. Baszler nine jags thinking to yourself okay. There's there's going to be some type of payoff here for lana without a doubt or some type of payoff here she gonna get the ultimate revenge. She's going to become the women's champion. Here wh- what is likely. Yeah and it's weird because you would think that's where the story line was eventually going to go buy. It did not go in that direction and that was just kind of one of those head scratching moments right there where you're going. What this makes no sense what was going on. And there's been so many instances where you've looked at her story arc and it had just continued to revolve round. You know later on there and had continued to revolve around lonzo and shane obeys ler. You just kinda fell okay. We'll all right. Are we see how it is probably gonna end. It didn't play out the way that we thought it was gonna play out. You couldn't help you say to yourself. So what exactly is the whole point in in this. Lana story arc. Where exactly are we going with this. Look not everybody not everybody is going to be a wwe champion just go down the list tag cruiser etc etc cetera. Not everybody is going to be a champ blah and there's nothing wrong with being a good made carter. There's nothing wrong with being a utility player in enhancement talent. There's nothing wrong with that right And that's it then. That's really what lana was. And i don't really think lana had a problem with that. It was just all about giving being given the opportunity to go out there and perform and everything you know. She really cared about her fans. She really cared about entertaining. The fans and everything. An look man. If you've never watched her little twenty. Four special i definitely would encourage you guys to go out of your way and and watch it because by the time you get done watching it never in all my years. Since i've been podcasting have i ever felt some type of regret. Have i ever fell man. You know why. I gotta do better. They're never never never never never to the point that publicly. I go okay you know what i definitely was wrong but when i got done watching the lana joint just just knowing some of the you know the personal problems as she was dealing with some of the the hey full messages you know that would see online things that you seeing from you know. Wwe fans in a in a rethink. You talk about having a deep state of depression in Mood swings and audit and as a result of what was what was going on I did not know that she had struggled greatly with depression there. And if there's anybody that knows a thing or two about struggling with depression it's definitely your man over here now i've seen better years better days I don't get as depress As i did in previous years..
The RCWR Show with Lee Sanders
"lana" Discussed on The RCWR Show with Lee Sanders
"Cj perry lana thirty six zero. Catherine joe perry now look now not gonna even try to put on the front for you guys. Okay i'm not gonna even lie and last thing. Last thing i'm gonna do is try to be to face. Try to talk one way but then wait a minute. I said all these other months prior in years prior. Okay so lemme be consistent here. I am slightly disappointed that lana was released. I'm slightly disappointed. But there's a part of me that is also okay. You know what this is all right and let me explain the reason. Why now granite. When we were first introduced. Lana pretty much rousseff. And x t loved it loved. Everybody was behind a. You couldn't fi one fan. That was against this. They saw a la lot of frigging potential in this pairing and for me. I remember in those early early years. They're watching their career down in annex t. I remember come on his show and say man. This feels like or seeing something from the old territory days. This feels kind of like mac. Imagine russa van. Lana running around the bruno. San martinos time as wwe champion or a pedro. Morale is or a yell. And that's the type of throwback vibe that he was giving me big time. And i just looked at that. Nfl man in wwe guy paid or right here. They got themselves a nice raking gold. Mine and i of out of all the call upson exchange. That was probably the one where i looked at insa- jesus there's no way you can screw this up. Wwe you got yourself something really special here and yet somehow they did and i think when you really just kinda go back to the focal point of you know what was now one point where things just kinda you know. Essentially blew up there. I think it's two parter for me. Personally everybody's opinion will differ on this. Who my personal opinion is when lana stargate breaking character. And she was posting videos on her social media accounts in her native american Native her in her native is native american in her native. No american Yeah you're like wait. You're not russian. But you had a russian accent like what the is like. Nah asked us is just the fright. Like i think that is what really started making heads turn and then the times when she would go on social media and you know break into these key things that were happening with her and rusev of slash mirrow behind the scenes and everything not really living up to the cave. Fade guys definitely. Remember some of those examples. I'm sure you remember some of those headlines from back in the day there and you're like probably maybe we kinda doubt that back a little bit. But i remember. Lana really just trying to stand her ground. She was not gonna waiver in anything like that..
Notsam Wrestling
WWE Releases Braun Strowman, Aleister Black and More in Surprising Decision
"Buddy murphy. Santana garrett lana ruby riott alastair black and braun strowman all released from their. Wwe contracts are all Free agents now in the world well if professional wrestling is free agent so to speak. You know. I'm assuming that there's a ninety day non competes. Obviously i have no idea. I'm not. I don't know anything about law. I don't know anything about their contracts. I don't know anything about business. I watch a lot of wrestling but those one two three four five six superstars getting released. Come hot off the heels of last month's annex t releases velveteen dream. Jesmyn do vanessa born Schuyler story alexander wolf and those came right off the heels of april's releases from the main roster which shook the world. samoa. Joe bill kate. Peyton royce mickie. James chelsea green tucker policto beau dallas. Wesley blake and mojo rawley. And then of course. There were a handful of releases before that earlier this year. But i mean everybody's becoming a every went to business school today. You know i i. I don't think that it's levi. Came on. Here's that you know what i think you know what i think as i start to add up all the facts. I'm starting to think maybe. Wwe is preparing themselves for a sale. Like all of a sudden we all know about corporate business. Because it's the only way. I love it. That's what i love about wrestling. And i'm not saying it's not true by the way i'm not saying those. Those those thoughts are not good thoughts. I didn't great thoughts. I think that that's actually a pretty astute of sort of Analysis and a smart way of looking at what's going on. I don't think that that's there's plenty of of spots where you could see could. Wwe being sold to nbc universal. You know they're already paying two billion dollars for the network plus whatever money. They're paying for television.
Tesla Daily: Tesla News & Analysis
Tesla Seems to Be Stripping Software Features
"Everybody rob mauer here. Welcome back to tesla daily after. Hopefully a nice long weekend for many of you. I hope everybody made it through lumbar gate yesterday without tussle daily episode. If you're not sure what. I'm talking about yet with that. Will of course be discussing that in this episode. We also have updates on tusla's move to pure vision. Some i reports on how that's going a minor postponement of the platte model s. delivery event couple product updates tesla's interest in the restaurant business and a couple other stories as well. Somehow we are already now. In june tesla stocks. Starting off the last month of q down zero point two percent pretty quiet on the day to six hundred twenty. Three dollars ninety cents. That compare to the nasdaq also down slightly one tenth of a percent. We'll start off here just quickly on the lumbar support topic. This caused quite a bit of stir this weekend as somebody unread. It took delivery of a new model y and notice that on the passenger seat. The lumbar support control had been removed. So that's the area of the seat that would support your lower back. Previously could move that upper down. Inter out and tesla has decided to remove that from the new model three and model. Why again for the passenger seat. Only driver seat still has the control so understandably pretty disappointing for a customer to have to find that someone was expressing disappointment on this on twitter. Saying they don't like the direction tesla's going raising prices of vehicles but removing features like lamar for the monterey on top of rumors of fasd increased to fourteen thousand dollars without any real added features do fasd. Unless you're a beta tester. You lana plant that saying quote moving. Lamar was removed only in front passenger seat of three slash. Obviously not there. In rear seats log showed almost no usage not worth cost slash mass for everyone when almost never used prices increasing due to major supply chain price pressure industry-wide raw materials especially and
Shades of Strong? | Shifting the Strong Black Woman Narrative
"lana" Discussed on Shades of Strong? | Shifting the Strong Black Woman Narrative
"Because i'm not gonna i'm not gonna be in a relationship like this. I'd entered a relationship because of that. Yeah that's definitely a deal breaker anything where someone is like. They're they're imos just to be manipulative like that. That's not that's not safe and it's not fun so no i'm trying thankfully i've never had I mean i've definitely had friendships. That have ended with like i said earlier. It's been more so stuff that they were going through how to deal with. You know whatever whatever but not necessarily anything that happened to me. You know why i had to make a decision to end a friendship but the one thing were that as i was thinking about it. Shirley nets come to mind if i had the It would be and this is just in general cross with lana Disrespect you know. I'm semi you know for me because i'm real big on honor. Lana no. i'm real big on words. Any kind of winning right especially more than you might want. Time might like okay. Don't do that number right. People you know people that know me as we've been in a situation in giblets get loud or they they let me start seeing my act which you no. What did happen But yes i think. Disrespect in say intentional. You know disregard. You know something like that but thank never had to go through it but that would be very high on my list. Who aren't so this lemay. Maybe a little heavy but so twenty. Twenty indian twenty twenty one there was a pandemic and then of course that was a whole racism and anti blackness being constantly thrown up in your face like more than it ever has been in the past so how did how challenging was it for you all to maintain that deep connection number one through the pandemic where y'all were able to come together and beat together like physically be together. How challenging were the for you to continue to growing your friendship during the pandemic and did you find that you needed these other more during the pandemic and the whole racism anti black win situation. What's funny yeah. This is like nothing really. Pain is concerned. Yeah my momma is what seventy two seventy three. So and she lives with me and yet nobody was coming to worth around. No one was traveling in the beginning. Also probably for about five months march. March april may june liberal like three months That we went without hanging out seeing each other during the pandemic. everybody was on lockdown. Whatever also working on special projects that we had to end up traveling. I think in july during the pandemic in hannah pick back up where we left off. But yeah i think we thought every day..
Shades of Strong? | Shifting the Strong Black Woman Narrative
"lana" Discussed on Shades of Strong? | Shifting the Strong Black Woman Narrative
"The jealous doesn't have to be that hard. Yeah right in. yeah. I'm definitely open to. I mean like i said shirley and i've had pretty extensive discussions about this but i'm very much open to just having a a wider circle. I don't eat fifty friends. I mean that's a guess but having a tight circle of people that i know like you said lana bet like i know if anything happens i have someone i can call and they know that they can call me and i'm like i'm the i'm i'm someone that you can reach out to someone that you can call like and i'm not going to turn you away and i'm not gonna be upset that i'm not gonna feel bothered but i'm also an only child and i'm used to being you know alone. Most of the time. I think that's just like okay. Well i this is like a thing. This is a practice that i've had to engage in my whole life just learning how to extend myself to someone else and let the chips fall where they may and sometimes things work out. Sometimes it doesn't or sometimes things work out and then you know we just drift apart. Someone moves away or things like that. And then i have to remember okay. It's time to try to extend myself again in a time like that in time like this is a little bit more difficult because not going out to the bookstore to the coffee shop and all that kind of stuff so you go to the bookstore up. I love going to. But i have not gone. I haven't gone very much. I think i've gone once and it was around christmas time and i've got to fight against the my anxiety was set up. It was like a so. I go in the drive through and mike is my coffee shop now until until further notice. So it's like. Oh i've got to. That's why i'm like..
Shades of Strong? | Shifting the Strong Black Woman Narrative
"lana" Discussed on Shades of Strong? | Shifting the Strong Black Woman Narrative
"Sean now hey welcome back to shades of strong where we ain't never scared to talk about all the things that shape mate and sometimes break the strong black woman. I'm shirl a oddest episode is about to beef by cutting got me. I got nanny bay. Natty lana hunter. And i got the melissa. J was not wasn't happening. How all the things is everybody going Listen we got another great episode. Y'all for the last two episodes. We have been talking about sisterhood. In the first car of the conversation we talked about the embedded wound black sisterhood. And how the super mommy. Kate is costing us the connections and part of the conversation. We talked about how the black mother wound gives birth food assistant. Who won't and so today. I thought why not wrap up this by painting a pitcher of what healthy black emails finish ships look like and who better to do that into a mock faceless who embody was sisterhood and friendship is all about an of course that is similar than ilana. What's up what's the point so excited to have your own. Welcome to sos queen them. But like i said we want to talk about the friendship now. The beauty of black female friendships. Because i don't know if y'all have heard this. But i have a lot of people say that black women are petty are and cattier than any other race of women and that's why we don't have the friendships that you know. We have been whole crab in game in tallahassee. And all that but i am not she and she is not make her way. That's what we want to talk about today in. So lana melissa have been friends for quite some time. You know what before we do that. A lot of melissa. Hey y'all again how much our listeners. A little bit about your sales why you do why you do it..
Addiction Unlimited Podcast | Alcoholism | 12 Steps | Living Sober | Addiction Treatment
"lana" Discussed on Addiction Unlimited Podcast | Alcoholism | 12 Steps | Living Sober | Addiction Treatment
"Says like not using any kind of manipulation tools but like really grounding the relationship like truth and growth like what do you want to create was the truth and sometimes it's so hard to say the truth because of course everybody wants to hear the bass about themselves and compliments. Let's it's hard to hear that. Something's not quite bare. Your partner doesn't quite feel connected to you. It's it's really hard but actually that deepens intimacy. This is how we sustained doubts of this connection because it's beautiful it because it's true. Well it's interesting too that we do tend to get our feelings hurt by things right. We don't want to hear at. This is so fascinating to me because we do personalized things and you don't wanna hear that there's something about you that your partner doesn't like right whether it's a physical trade or in emotional seeing a reaction a word you use like whatever people get very injured when their partner says something that they don't care for about them right into me. I well of course. They're going to be things that your part to me. It's so lodge but see i'm logical extreme logical to a fault to me. I'm like well of course they're going to be things they don't like like i'm sure there's gonna be things that i don't like about my partner to you. Nobody's one hundred percent. Nobody's perfect. We're not a perfect fit for one another but it also doesn't mean that there's anything wrong with you just because you to your food with your mouth open and your partner doesn't like that things gross or whatever it doesn't mean that you're a gross terrible human being right. It just means that. That's that's a piece that you guys do differently. It's nothing to get your feelings. Hurt over or to be injured over to have a fight over. It's just normal like we're all gonna have stuff that we don't care for about each other and that's okay. Yeah yep absolutely. That's their self worth is the foundation. So when somebody doesn't like they will be always people who don't like something about us so we we can't possibly focus on that and just do the people pleasing thing but this this pattern is so deep like i find so running so deep and subconscious because we were also brought up this ways like what we would this appropriate. What does not appropriate. This is how you supposed to feel with your marriage and when you love somebody not supposed to feel disconnected like you can't say that because it's going to hurt feelings though it's actually a totally normal cycle connect disconnect. That's another thing. I teach is like it's the universe law of rewrite maxi disconnects when you disconnect from your partner you actually.
Addiction Unlimited Podcast | Alcoholism | 12 Steps | Living Sober | Addiction Treatment
"lana" Discussed on Addiction Unlimited Podcast | Alcoholism | 12 Steps | Living Sober | Addiction Treatment
"There's a matt in another that. They are open than not open to to hear us to help us to give us with want. That is kind of the foundation of nonviolence communications. Who are i think. It's my favorite tool that they teach couples to us. Yeah i love that. You said that too because we do get in that space of. Oh he's mad at me. And i say he because i date men so for me like that's where we. Oh he's mad at me and really. It's not about the mad. It's not about how your person is speaking in that moment or if they're angry it's getting to what's underneath that and understanding that there's a feeling underneath that mad you know or irritable or whatever and the feeling getting to a place where you can have empathy with that feeling like. Oh wow wait a minute. He's fearful about something you know. Something is made him uncomfortable. Or he's fearful of the future whatever. The thing is but really connecting not to the behavior or the reaction of being irritable or short tempered or angry or whatever. The thing is arguing getting underneath that. To what the actual feeling is in being able to relate to that and then also i know for me. That's what helps. That's what makes me want to care for my person instead of fighting with them right. I don't i don't want to. I'm not a fighter anyway. I am communicator. And i want to know exactly what's happening so that i can be respectful. I can be a better partner. And and so i understand my person better. You know because. I don't want to continue to push those buttons if i don't have to yes absolutely and by the way men process emotions like five to ten times slower so usually we need to pace it like. That's with with the mostly men like get really patients. Confused that like why why we can resolve it because it takes longtime evinced across emotions like it's it's compensated on the physical level. Let's say in the sexual connection. They they move much faster than us says no. We're much slower so it's compensated..
Addiction Unlimited Podcast | Alcoholism | 12 Steps | Living Sober | Addiction Treatment
"lana" Discussed on Addiction Unlimited Podcast | Alcoholism | 12 Steps | Living Sober | Addiction Treatment
"Do this. Show with you. I have been searching everywhere for a relationship expert to talk to myself and my listeners. About relationship stuff in a lot of my listeners know relationships are the other thing that i study a lot too as well as addiction. And i was telling you before we started recording because those were my two biggest struggles in life right addiction in relationships. So that's it's something that i've always been so curious about and how to be better at it myself and more understanding and patient and all of those things so i am so excited to get into this conversation. This is lana lana. Why don't you take a second and let everybody know a little bit about you. Well beforehand went to say thank you for inviting me angela. And so excited to be here. Having mazing conversation die really deep and explore this very important powerful topics. I am on a relationship intimacy. Experts and i mostly work with women and couples on their relationships and my angle is to help couples to create the deepest level of intimacy and sustain. so basically. we're working a lot on leasing. All social cultural conditioning. Healing wounds between feminine and masculine creating a to france more customized unique relationship containers where we can be ourselves. You know on explode with through truth between us and how we can grow together. So they're different layers into this work and I'm really excited to take this path and explore how it can be connected with addiction. I think that's an exciting topic. Yeah definitely exciting for me too because this is you know we were talking before we hit record that there are so many layers to this. You know certainly with every one And and i think on an an added layer with addiction. You know makes it more complicated in. We have different issues that we deal with certainly in recovery as we get sober and maybe those around us don't so there are a lot of things to talk about here for sure..
Addiction Unlimited Podcast | Alcoholism | 12 Steps | Living Sober | Addiction Treatment
"lana" Discussed on Addiction Unlimited Podcast | Alcoholism | 12 Steps | Living Sober | Addiction Treatment
"Hello lana. I am so excited to do this. Show with you. I have been searching everywhere for a relationship expert to talk to myself and my listeners. About relationship stuff in a lot of my listeners know relationships are the other thing that i study a lot too as well as addiction. And i was telling you before we started recording because those were my two biggest struggles in life right addiction in relationships. So that's it's something that i've always been so curious about and how to be better at it myself and more understanding and patient and all of those things so i am so excited to get into this conversation. This is lana lana. Why don't you take a second and let everybody know a little bit about you. Well beforehand went to say thank you for inviting me angela. And so excited to be here. Having mazing conversation die really deep and explore this very important powerful topics. I am on a relationship intimacy. Experts and i mostly work with women and couples on their relationships and my angle is to help couples to create the deepest level of intimacy and sustain. so basically. we're working a lot on leasing. All social cultural conditioning. Healing wounds between feminine and masculine creating a to france more customized unique relationship containers where we can be ourselves. You know on explode with through truth between us and how we can grow together. So they're different layers into this work and I'm really excited to take this path and explore how it can be connected with addiction. I think that's an exciting topic.
Addiction Unlimited Podcast | Alcoholism | 12 Steps | Living Sober | Addiction Treatment
Interview With Relationship Expert Lana Elco
"Hello lana. I am so excited to do this. Show with you. I have been searching everywhere for a relationship expert to talk to myself and my listeners. About relationship stuff in a lot of my listeners know relationships are the other thing that i study a lot too as well as addiction. And i was telling you before we started recording because those were my two biggest struggles in life right addiction in relationships. So that's it's something that i've always been so curious about and how to be better at it myself and more understanding and patient and all of those things so i am so excited to get into this conversation. This is lana lana. Why don't you take a second and let everybody know a little bit about you. Well beforehand went to say thank you for inviting me angela. And so excited to be here. Having mazing conversation die really deep and explore this very important powerful topics. I am on a relationship intimacy. Experts and i mostly work with women and couples on their relationships and my angle is to help couples to create the deepest level of intimacy and sustain. so basically. we're working a lot on leasing. All social cultural conditioning. Healing wounds between feminine and masculine creating a to france more customized unique relationship containers where we can be ourselves. You know on explode with through truth between us and how we can grow together. So they're different layers into this work and I'm really excited to take this path and explore how it can be connected with addiction. I think that's an exciting topic.
Colorado's Morning News with April Zesbaugh and Marty Lenz
Lana Del Rey Announces New Album ‘Blue Banisters’
"Many people have had time to create art. At least the artist Lana Del Rey is gonna be releasing a new album on the Fourth of July. Her latest album came Trails over the Country Club was released just last month, and soon afterwards, the pop star announced. Another new album is gonna be coming out in June. Called rock Candy Sweets. And on Tuesday, Del Rey said on social media that the new album would be called blue banisters and will come out on July 4th. It will be her eighth studio album. I'm Confused to Shift three albums come something like that. Yeah, maybe. Wow, l songs an album that's a lot I would get the exact
Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
So You Write Your Headline & Test
"A body recovered in the search for 12 missing crew members after a commercial vessel capsized off the coast of Louisiana. ABC is Lana Molly's has more. The Coast Guard recovered one unresponsive person in the water Thursday night, officials say a helicopter crew spotted the body in the water. The man was transported to Coast Guard station Grand Isle, where he was pronounced dead. The name of this victim and the other missing crew members has not been released due to privacy concerns. Divers had to stop the search for hours Friday due to dangerous weather conditions Line on Boys, ABC News Time
A Slob Comes Clean
Making Things Easier For (and on) Yourself
"Hi janine how're you doing good. Thanks going. I'm so glad that you're here. I'm doing really well. And you are aware and oakland new zealand. In auckland i have been there. I love new zealand. I it's it's one of my dream places to take my family back to because you know i have teenage boys and it's just such an outdoorsy country i mean what is it adventure tourism. Is that what you call it. Adventure tourism being to lana before rapid. Wow this can be collected interest. Yes we did black water rafting which was under ground in a case. Yes what what was the name why guests. That's exactly what it was. Yes that's where i wish. I had a t shirt. I love from there and then it finally fell to pieces. Oh so okay. So let's talk about you. Tell me what your unique life situation. As i. I'm married and my late fifties notre an elderly mother nixed. Stogies actually comes into the problem. Okay past the whole situation. Got two dogs and have kept and to pass ride And tudo quite elderly and his lot of experience. Oh yes i'm really busy. I'm an artist in fulltime full dis. Week it an shop. And i will say hit the of jobs on one of the days. Don't week plus my painting in looking keeping on ninety four year old man a busy
Z Morning Zoo
Lil Nas X releases "Satan" Nikes containing real human blood
"So Luna's X had an eventful week and he dropped this song called Montero Comey by your name along with this Really crazy video. He's like seducing Satan with a lap dance, and then he snapped his neck and takes his horns. Well, he's teaming up to create a line of Nike Air Max 90 seven's and they've been called Satan's shoes because they have satanic imagery and Okay, it says they supposedly contain a drop of human blood like it's just a drop this mixed with the ink to color them so like they're the color of blood, but it just start up a lot of controversy. It's so Nike came out to say that they have no idea what this is even all about. They said. They said we don't have. We don't have a relationship with Lana. Zac's They We did not design or we're not releasing them. We do not endorse these. So I don't know what what? Yeah. Mike McGee, Nikes part would be like We have no idea what you're talking about, or where these things came from, because there's so many angles here that could offend people, you know, not just the whole, you know, blood in the shooting, but you know the Satan
Scuba Shack Radio
Wet Notes - 3-28-21
"This is wet notes here on scuba shock radio for sunday march twenty eighth two thousand and twenty one first up today. I want to give you an update from reef or the reef environmental educational foundation. They have released their two thousand and twenty two field survey trips and it's pretty neat. They have eleven trips. Planned in two thousand and twenty two starting with saint vincent in february and that is being led by amy lee. For those of you who listen to the show. I had amy on the show last july. They also have a cuba trip in march followed by raja arm pot in april. May june will feature saint lucia and roett tan. july is. the red sea and hawaii is in august. The september two thousand and twenty two baht trip is already sold out grand. Cayman is october bon. Air's in november and the year closes out in december. In 'cause you might wanna take a look at the reef website for all the details availability and pricing. These trips. look pretty awesome last week ned. who's a dive master at. The shop passed on a new york times article about looking for climate solutions and this article was written by catrine einhorn. Essentially she reported that ocean bottom trawling for shrimp whiting. Cod and other fish emits as much carbon dioxide into the air as the entire globalization industry. Now this was based on a study published in the journal. Nature and it was pretty enlightening. About how trawling releases. Immense amounts of carbon from the ocean floor and that leads to more acidification of the water and that reduces the oceans capacity to absorb atmospheric carbon dioxide. You can check out the entire article on the new york times website look for climate solutions by katrina einhorn. There's another piece of good news. Out of molly s this month. The honolulu star advertiser reported that a trained response team was able to free young. Humpback whale from gear entangling. It's left pictorial flipper. They were able to free about fifty to one hundred feet of line from the flipper but not we're able to get the Entangled line out of its mouth. They are hoping that that will ultimately free itself. They haven't seen the whale since it was freed. Apparently it wasn't in great shape but at least now it has a chance. They recovered gears being analyzed to see if they can determine the origin now. The efforts were led by the hawaiian humpback whale national marine sanctuary in partnership with cardinal point captains k key koala project and ultimate whale-watch. Now i've had the opportunity to go out with ultimate whale-watch from lana. A couple of times was very happy to hear of their support. We carry a lot of aqualung equipment in our shop and like most businesses twenty twenty taught many of us a lot of lessons. Well i recently sent out a message that they are introducing. A new aqualung is a bit of a rebranding. They're using a new tagline beyond the expected in the message. They said the twenty twenty taught them to expect the unexpected time to seek out the unexpected. If you check out the aqua lung website they further state that they are for the ocean exploration for ocean understanding and for ocean conservation. The aqua lung site also has a really inspiring short two minute video to get you inspired. Stay tuned for more from akwa. Long as they go beyond the expected earlier in the week. I got an email from nicole. Russell dima vice president of operations and i e mail had a lot of different information but one of the items that stood out said las vegas is open for business that means they are in fact planning to hold the demon. Show two thousand twenty one in las vegas in person and not some very exciting news. There was a learn more link in the email that took you to the dive equipment and marketing association's website where they gave you a list of all the trade shows conventions and meetings scheduled in las vegas of over five thousand or more attendees in the next twelve months. Now that was an interesting list. F why the marijuana business daily or m j biz con two thousand twenty. One is expected to draw thirty thousand people. And it's just one month before dima for all you dive pros out there. Mark your calendar for demon show two thousand twenty one november sixteenth to nineteenth in las vegas. Nevada can't wait to get back to dima and finally earth day two thousand twenty one is less than a month away earth day is actually april twenty second however it looks like this year. They are promoting three days of climate action. It starts on april twentieth. There are three lead organizations working on this educational international or education international the hip hop caucus and earth uprising will will be organizing three separate parallel climate action summits on april twentieth and twenty first ahead of president biden's global leaders climate summit on april twenty. Second what a difference a year makes. What a different political climate additionally earth day dot org will be producing the second earth day live digital event on april twenty second. Check out the website on earth day dot. Org for more information. Well that wraps up wet notes for sunday march twenty eighth two thousand and twenty one here on scuba shack
ESPN FC
PSG knock Barcelona out of Champions League
"Leboeuf and julia raw small. Joe's voice thin it finished then. Psg one celona one pse advancing five two on aggregate. This will i saw was fascinating possible and obviously all over. Ps gps she would then take the lead for an invite pay penalty. Extraordinarily brilliant goal from lionel messi would see one one dan belly had a million chances he couldn't convert and then on the stroke halftime really the defining moment in the game leeann are messy having that penalty save and he just felt then boss. Lana run out belief in the second half. We didn't quite see this team. Is that fed to sally. That penalty save changed everything. Of course he did even more. So when you watch it and then you watch it again and you see mode godly encroaching and clearly encroaching and so therefore if you have a system in place that could take a look at this and say you know what this is not allowed. This is against the laws of the game so therefore the penalty should be retaken and the truth of the matter. Is that when you see this happening. You have to question how come. Vr can take a look at this and say no. That's okay it's good play on. I don't quite understand it and to your point did change the dynamic of the game because as good as barcelona were in the first half the second half years they had possession years. They seem like they were about to create something but never really would that sort of confidence that they really thought that they were going to be able to come back in this match. I just don't think that after messy and it's not only the penalties after messy misses a penalty that means for this team going into halftime. Coleman cannot get this thing going for the second half off joel's how you love var because farrah's clear the thing that amazes me right. You've got to review penalties kayla novels off his line. No he's fine. Who was made razzi. Did he encroach yes. Seeing coach retake just forgot the second aides to be fair watching on television. I saw throw variety was encroaching. And i really thought they're gonna take this one again and when they were checking. I don't think that check in just for novice. I think there must be checking for everything. I agree with you. I don't understand. Why didn't they didn't to be taken. I don't understand why they give the pse pronouncing the first place anyway. I would not have given the long lay stamp on cardiac either through there were shambles the tonight in paris it was to the advantage of psg. So i'm not gonna complain. Though the lack of consistency again showing a niece is quite dramatic. Really english officials. Frank plain english while while blamed english. I can blame mr taylor and these systems. But i can blame the the world of referees. Were doing crazy things. And and and talking about consistency. It's an consistent all the way and we can talk and debate everyday about the decision. I mean that's that's insane. I can't even discuss about the penalty in the first penalty for procedure. The first leg. Dissenting up into celona. I wanna know where in which kind of football we are going into giving penalty for crazy stuff. I mean the penalty. Cardi cannot get the ball whatsoever. Okay longley never look at e cardi. So he's not willing to make any foul on e. cardi but we still decide to give a penalty because e cardi because longley stems only cardi. Not doing it on purpose again. So what kind of football is that is not the football. I loved the football where you know something can happen. But because he's not around the area of the dangerous area we don't really care because it's what it is especially if he's not mean if he's not a on purpose. Why do you wanna give a dose of penalties. That's crazy for me. I don't understand well the encroaching stuff. It's even worse because we also that we all named it but how they don't want to see it just a question we'd have to add them and it's not because the english because i'm sure will be french. It would be the same. It would be germany would be same. So it's it's awful. The food we are we are seeing right now. We're watching rhino. He's not the kind of alike on top of what we see from the players.
The Dave Pamah Show
"lana" Discussed on The Dave Pamah Show
"I'll make sure this link is in the show notes as well as your website. Could you know what your website is. It's llama off dot com and that's with an okay. Excellent anyone listening. You can see the link to the promo for the first chapter of you'd like to grab the first chapter and get taste of the. That's going to come out in june. What would the neighbors think. And of course the rest of a non as work. You can go back to the show notes in an link there to donna's website which is lana wolf dot com. So lana well. Thanks for sharing your story behind the work doing now and it's great that many people all using her own experiences dot com dan as well to really the tools that we nine on the white to help others overcome trauma especially but also shouldn't be a lifelong sentence. It should be something that you can overcome. So that's michael. Yeah now absolutely you know. Various people with the same opera fishing would any. Don't even know the headed or the discussed and that one incident that really triggers it. And that's it you know it's not you know. The license is life changing. But the work that you're doing there and other coaches and therapists set yours. I'll say helping people overcome and you say not making it something lifelong saying yeah and like you said even the women that i deal with a lot of i i went to a doctor. She she was actually like well. You have to have a traumatic event. Ptsd there's been diagnosed and it's a That there may suffering understanding what was happening. Yeah or my suffering in silence so something but yeah well quite doing. Lana and thanks a lot for fisher and you work and we look forward to your book coming out in june as well. Thanks thanks for letting me share my ex vessel for this episode. Thanks for listening and remember if you want to support. We do then. She subscribed neighbor review over on apple. Podcasts four head over to my website. Dave palmer dot com and click on rate show. But now the i'll see you in the next episode. All day palmer show follow us on facebook twitter and instagram..
The Dave Pamah Show
"lana" Discussed on The Dave Pamah Show
"What since the five. So i had similar conifers seems and certainly nightmares in this. Do not only from the fires are saw which was only a few very serious scary stuff on scary. I mean i didn't five issue me escape because we're dealing with what we train for but in the back of your mind it's going on subconsciously years to come. It can affect fire. Police officers and military obviously stories about united vietnam veterans but it affects people in real. Were you know normal. Life like seven view as well. And that's i've never. I don't think anyone's charged murder me but not being attacked not it probably could have ended up with murder that they trying to get money from me and stuff like that or had argument which could have an altercation so that that could be murder. If you've got to know yours was you're on your own prior she as well. Yeah i mean. I was totally in shock. I wasn't expecting it. And i kept thinking. Oh it's you'll get over it and it was just one thing after another so i guess the first first year i was think anybody walking down the street in a hoodie or anybody. Walking behind me. It was that panic attack feeling of anxiety of fear. Yeah right okay. So i understand that side nam. What kind of resolves it in things as we will not much different kind of a podcast with anybody come in trauma so yes oh that was a tipping point. How did it transform your life when it happened. The final some. I said god's not going to let you kill me tonight and again overcoming that trauma. I was like okay. I'm here for a purpose now. Purposes is helping other people go through the trauma. I mean i kind of did a lot on my own self help and then i was in. Some groups stood helped me with st yup snow. My walk that's coming out. Is my steps that. I took to overcome the trauma. Roy one is.
The Dave Pamah Show
"lana" Discussed on The Dave Pamah Show
"She's actively pursuing a passion to help women overcome fair find in a peace and live the life of their dreams. Lana wolf welcome today palm show. Hi dave thanks for having me a pleasure to have your hair. So i mean you're doing this work now and i've also just helping women. As well i become touring their lives. But what was the tipping point that transform your life. well actually. i've been on the tipping point because of might experience. What what was the tipping point that got you on. A tipping point is. Somebody actually tried to murder me. And the god like drowning poisoning stabbing electrocuting stopping my face stumping on the beckham and kind of break it. So what's the story. What's the background behind was because obviously to solving on films of movies and tv documentaries but tell me a real life background so this was we've been in a relationship so in your house ex boyfriend of taking. Yeah so he was supposed to be on the way out. It was called back in one time and he just went. Beserk drugs mental illness the the two key things. They actually wrote a book on it in that some like a mantra flame and the story of how that all came. So oh you as the muffin. He was fine. I kept waiting back one more time. One more time right he would get treatment or he was off the drugs and drugs. It was fine. What what kind of drugs was it. Just just to get to alcohol in math. Yeah but mixing drugs anyway trump as well so it doesn't i mean some people have scope is. I'm not great with alcohol myself. I need team specific man who not see me yeah. He was hearing voices of that night. He was say they were telling him that. I had to be destroyed or killed or whatever the alien is it says kaz schizophrenic. Kind of thing. Yeah well i mean. Obviously we don't want to get into mental health too much You know. I do support. You know people that have it because it can affect a lot of people around you in different spectrums but obviously when it comes to violence becomes a different thing in uk. You know there's kind of not a nor now it's a combined with criminal. Which will they can actually arrest them with that but obviously they have to deal with mental illness. The fact that they're criminal but of course when it comes to things on near death experience with happen to you that's obviously a different story in this unit that deals with that that separate to the irregular criminals. You know where is more of a psychiatric criminal. Unix but know. I don't want to go into the individual finger of the boyfriends serious illness side of things. But what you had to deal with. Psychologically obviously must have been scary in that sense and dramatic cure. I was like taking pills. Tell me sleep. I was focused during the day. And sleep now. Okay an eight hours night. But i don't have the nightmares. I don't have okay. So you had some dramatic simpson's from it. Yeah definitely diagnosed with ptsd. Okay all right. Yeah see that's yeah so we're gonna talk about becoming trouble in this episode anyway to others..
The World
How 2 Skiers Conquered Yosemite's Half Dome
"Valley, 8800 FT. Above Sea level is a rock formation called Half Dome in the 19th century, a report said. The granite landmark was so perilous that it quote Never will be trodden by human foot. Well, today, Half dome is a popular hike for thrill seeking climbers. Yosemite resident Jason Tor Llano has always looked at the massive rock with a feeling of wonder. I went to school, right New 70 Valley next to you, Somebody falls. Um and you look up you somebody from the playground is a little kid. That's where the big thunderstorms come from. And when it snows, it just gets packed with snow and And it's just always been attracted to have them. But Torre Llanos attraction to half Dome has always been tied to another interest of his skiing since the very first time he clicked into skis. From that moment on, I just looked around and Kept seeing shoots our ski able to this age. When he was 17 Tor Lana went climbing with a friend on half dome. Remember walking down the cable's going? Wow, I bet you this thing's cable, and it turns out he was right this year, Jason to Orlando and his friends act, Milligan finally descended. Half dome on skis mean climbing half dome is dangerous enough descending on skis. It's a slab of no anchors. So avalanches occur all the time off that. And if you fall or get caught in an avalanche, you're gonna fall off the South face 1000 ft Cliff, so they scouted the location a day early. We walked up there the day before, and we slept at the base in a tree. Well, we start a little fire and kept warm for a few hours. So we're so cold at three in the morning. We're like okay with mice will go to the top. We got it in perfect conditions. This time, it was like a lay an inch layer of ice with about 3 to 4 inches of snow. Trevino and Mulligan weren't the first to descend Half dome in the snow. It's been done on skis and on snowboard, but their trip was special. Well made Our stand a little different is we? We skied the cables with no ropes. But then we see it all the way down to near Lake So another 4000 plus Vertical feet. Achieving this lifelong dream has not stopped to Orlando from eyeing other slopes in the park. Every time I go to Yosemite. I look up into the mountains and just there's so much I want to do. They're still that's Jason Tor Lana, who skied down half dome into the Yosemite Valley last month.
The 6 Figure Developer Podcast
"lana" Discussed on The 6 Figure Developer Podcast
"-lanta locks lanna is a designer and game developer based in toronto. Currently she's working on strain and apocalyptic pan-demic survival game. Welcome lana thank you very much. So lena. Would you give us a little introduction to yourself. Maybe like sorta tell us how you got started in the industry. Yeah sure so right. Now i'm doing so a game development work for myself. I make games may publish them on steam. I use unity and c. Sharp to make them. And make the assets in maya three d staff and my is kind of unrelated. I did start in kind of graphic design which led to learning web development. I started with front end. Ended up learning back in development Then i ended up specializing in user. Experience design so. I didn't eat too much development for a while and that was what i was doing before i decided to go full time i had started doing game development on the side and i love so much that i decided to go full time learning how to do it. I made a game in two thousand. eighteen spent. Ten months is called. don't notice me. It's kinda like escape room kind of mechanics but with the narrative kind of a comedic narrative to go with it and that was a huge learning project for me and it turned out really well. I've really enjoyed it and a lot of fun to make now as you mention. I'm working on a survival game. Also so what really Moved you into the game development and sort of gave you the i mean guts to take on like a game there. I don't know. I don't know where he got the guts that i i. I guess you know what. I kind of did it as a trial right. So i've been doing user experience in the banking industry for while which. I actually really enjoyed that something that everybody uses. Its it was kind of solving problems that everyone everyone experiences trying to make these tedious tasks more streamlined. More and i really enjoyed that.