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Ethereum Daily
A highlight from U.S. Regulations On Digital Asset Exchanges
"Welcome to your Ethereum news roundup, here's your latest for Friday, August 25th, 2023. The U .S. Treasury releases proposed regulations for digital asset exchanges, ETHOS sells out pre -orders for its Ethereum phone, Flashbots publishes a transparency report, and NOR is now supported on VSCode. All this and more starts right now. Gitcoin Grants 18 is now live. If you'd like to support this podcast, please consider donating to our grant by visiting ethdaily .io forward slash gitcoin. The U .S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS released proposed regulations for digital asset brokers, which includes crypto exchanges. The proposed regulations would require digital asset brokers to report new information to the IRS and provide users with a new form called 1099 -DA outlining taxes due to the government. The proposed regulations are part of the Biden -Harris administration's implementation of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. If passed, brokers would be required to report information as soon as 2026 for exchange sales in 2025. The agency seeks to extract $28 billion over 10 years in new tax revenue from digital asset users. ETHOS, an Ethereum -native mobile operating system, sold out over 48 pre -ordered editions of its first Ethereum phone. ETHOS will accept regular orders after it ships out the pre -ordered devices in fall 2023. ETHOS sold the pre -orders as NFT for 0 .39 Ether. The NFTs can then be redeemed for a Pixel 7a with ETHOS 2 .0 installed. ETHOS is built on a popular fork of Android called Lineage OS. The operating system features a native Nimbus -like client, enabling users to run a local node. According to the project, each ETHOS device will improve the decentralization of Ethereum itself. ETHOS also supports IPFS and .eth domains in its native browser. FlashPods published a transparency report covering the project's latest developments. Last month, FlashPods released Suave Centauri, an update to its software that introduces MEVM and a privacy -aware order flow auction. The project also open -sourced its Suave Geth client and its MEVShare node implementation. FlashPods Protect, an MEV -protecting RPC, was also upgraded to support order flow sharing, helping speed up private transactions. FlashPods also published a proposal for the PBS Guild, aiming to support research, development, and operations of PBS on Ethereum. And lastly, NOR, a native CK programming language, is now supported on Microsoft's VS Code Editor. Developers can now install a VS Code extension for NOR lang. The extension supports syntax highlights, code error messages, and code templates. NOR is a Rust -based, high -level programming language for writing zero -knowledge proofs. This has been a roundup of today's top news stories in Ethereum. You can support this podcast by subscribing and following us on Twitter at ethdaily. Also subscribe to our newsletter at ethdaily .io. Thanks for listening, we'll see you on Monday.
Coronavirus
A highlight from U.S. Regulations On Digital Asset Exchanges
"Welcome to your Ethereum news roundup, here's your latest for Friday, August 25th, 2023. The U .S. Treasury releases proposed regulations for digital asset exchanges, ETHOS sells out pre -orders for its Ethereum phone, Flashbots publishes a transparency report, and NOR is now supported on VSCode. All this and more starts right now. Gitcoin Grants 18 is now live. If you'd like to support this podcast, please consider donating to our grant by visiting ethdaily .io forward slash gitcoin. The U .S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS released proposed regulations for digital asset brokers, which includes crypto exchanges. The proposed regulations would require digital asset brokers to report new information to the IRS and provide users with a new form called 1099 -DA outlining taxes due to the government. The proposed regulations are part of the Biden -Harris administration's implementation of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. If passed, brokers would be required to report information as soon as 2026 for exchange sales in 2025. The agency seeks to extract $28 billion over 10 years in new tax revenue from digital asset users. ETHOS, an Ethereum -native mobile operating system, sold out over 48 pre -ordered editions of its first Ethereum phone. ETHOS will accept regular orders after it ships out the pre -ordered devices in fall 2023. ETHOS sold the pre -orders as NFT for 0 .39 Ether. The NFTs can then be redeemed for a Pixel 7a with ETHOS 2 .0 installed. ETHOS is built on a popular fork of Android called Lineage OS. The operating system features a native Nimbus -like client, enabling users to run a local node. According to the project, each ETHOS device will improve the decentralization of Ethereum itself. ETHOS also supports IPFS and .eth domains in its native browser. FlashPods published a transparency report covering the project's latest developments. Last month, FlashPods released Suave Centauri, an update to its software that introduces MEVM and a privacy -aware order flow auction. The project also open -sourced its Suave Geth client and its MEVShare node implementation. FlashPods Protect, an MEV -protecting RPC, was also upgraded to support order flow sharing, helping speed up private transactions. FlashPods also published a proposal for the PBS Guild, aiming to support research, development, and operations of PBS on Ethereum. And lastly, NOR, a native CK programming language, is now supported on Microsoft's VS Code Editor. Developers can now install a VS Code extension for NOR lang. The extension supports syntax highlights, code error messages, and code templates. NOR is a Rust -based, high -level programming language for writing zero -knowledge proofs. This has been a roundup of today's top news stories in Ethereum. You can support this podcast by subscribing and following us on Twitter at ethdaily. Also subscribe to our newsletter at ethdaily .io. Thanks for listening, we'll see you on Monday.
The Breakdown
A highlight from The Next Phase of Stablecoin Competition Begins As Coinbase Invests In Circle
"Welcome back to The Breakdown with me and LW. It's a daily podcast on macro, Bitcoin and the big picture power shifts remaking our world. What's going on, guys? It is Tuesday, August 22nd. And today we are talking about updates in the circle and Coinbase relationship around USDC, followed by a number of macro updates. 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. Happy Tuesday. So today we are going big picture and we're starting in the crypto sphere with some updates around one of the biggest stable coins in the space. The TLDR is that Coinbase and Circle are dissolving their center consortium partnership and restructuring the relationship between the two firms. The center consortium that governs USDC currently will be wound down and Coinbase will take a minority equity stake in Circle. The size of the equity stake was not disclosed, but one anonymous source said that no cash had changed hands as part of the deal. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire said in their joint blog post that, quote, The nature of the investment means that Coinbase and Circle will now have even greater strategic and economic alignment on the future of the financial system. So let's take a step back for a moment. The center consortium was founded by Coinbase and Circle in October 2018 to establish the USDC stablecoin. The effort was originally envisioned as an open standards effort which could facilitate additional USDC issuers and broader industry participation. That said, since the consortium's founding, Circle has remained the sole issuer of USDC, with the center consortium acting as a jointly managed self -governance organization. As part of the restructuring, Circle will bring issuance and governance of the stablecoin completely in -house. In their blog post, the two companies explained that, quote, With growing regulatory clarity for stablecoins in the US and around the world, the requirement of a separate governance body like center is no longer needed. They said the move will, quote, Alongside the restructuring, the firms announced that USDC would be issued on six additional blockchains, bringing the total number of supported networks to 15. The firms didn't identify the new blockchains, but Circle had previously announced plans to support Polkadot, NEAR, Optimism, and Cosmos this year. Coinbase's new base blockchain would also make sense as one of the remaining additions, but was not formally announced. Now, revenue sharing of the interest earned on USDC reserves has become an increasingly important driver of profits for Coinbase over the past year. Coinbase earned $151 million in interest income from the revenue sharing agreement in the last quarter alone. The two companies confirmed that revenue sharing would continue under a revised agreement, stating that, will now equally share an interest income generated by the broader distribution and usage of USDC. In a tweet, Coinbase said they, quote, Executives from the two firms reinforced the idea that additional regulatory clarity and competition drove the decision. Circle Chief Strategy Officer and Head of Global Policy Dante Despartes said, Of course, in addition to newly arrived competition from PayPal, USDC has also been under recent pressure from crypto -native rivals. Since the March banking crisis, which briefly threatened a small portion of USDC reserves, the stablecoin has lost more than $17 billion in market cap. In the same period, Tether has increased its stablecoin market share by over $10 billion and is now more than three times larger than USDC. Discussions on Twitter around this had a lot to do with this idea of regulatory clarifications. Columbia Business School adjunct professor and former Paxo staffer Austin Campbell wrote, The reality is that Coinbase and Circle have held tightly to the Mint burn control and issuer status rather than expanding into an actual consortium. To some extent, this just validates this is the path forward for this partnership. Second, with more issuers of stablecoins arriving this year, PiUSD, FDUSD, etc., and others on the way, scale is going to become increasingly important, so these firms binding together to leverage that also matters. Third, I don't know what the public pathway is for Circle, but a purchase by Coinbase, which this ultimately sets up, is one pathway to get to that, and essentially allows Coinbase to have more control over cash on platform and cash management. Tommy Shaughnessy from Delphi Digital also brought up this idea of this as sort of a pre -merger. He wrote, Now the flipside interpretation is almost exactly the opposite, that Coinbase might have been coming up against regulatory pressure because of its vertically integrated regulated financial services. There has been a lot of scuttlebutt about how the crypto industry does away with distinctions that exist in traditional markets, such as separating brokerage and custody, and how part of the path forward from a regulatory perspective might be to reimpose those barriers. Bitwise researcher Ryan Rasmussen said, Now one thing to speak briefly to the decoupling of Tether and USDC over the last few months. This is something I've talked about before on this show, but I think has far less to do with a vote of no confidence in Circle and USDC and far more to do with a vote of no confidence in the United States regulatory apparatus. Circle and USDC have gone to pains to be as compliant as possible when it comes to issuing a stablecoin in the US, and the fact that they had a decoupling event and almost got screwed by the failure of a major US bank, even as the US government was putting undue pressure on the crypto industry via Operation Chokepoint 2 .0, I think increased the risk profile of USDC, not because of anything that Circle did, other than try to comply with US regulations. The move towards Tether and away from USDC is, I think, a reflection of the lack of regulatory clarity that we have. Overall, though, I also agree with the point that this just formalizes what has effectively been the case for some time now, and that sort of streamlining usually does make sense. Now, next up, let's move over to a macro update. The US bond market continued to sell off on Monday as long -dated Treasury yields hit fresh multi -decade highs. The 10 -year Treasury yield climbed to nearly 10 basis points to 4 .35%, a level not seen since 2007. Meanwhile, the 30 -year notched up by 7 basis points to reach 4 .45%. 10 -year inflation -protected Treasuries reached 2 % for the first time since 2008, and the 2 -year yield, which is sensitive to changes in Fed policy, moved up to 5%, coming close to previous peaks in March and July. The overwhelming sense in bond markets is that traders are positioning for continued tightness in central bank policy and potentially a re -acceleration in inflation. Recent macro data indicated the risk of another pulse of inflation with GDP estimates coming in scorching hot. Last week, the Atlanta Fed published the results of its GDP Now modeling, which forecast third -quarter GDP growth coming in at an annualized rate of 5 .8%. We haven't seen growth that strong since the final quarter of 2021, when the data came in at 7%. This is a complete reversal from economic concerns over the first half of the year, where below -trend growth and the risk of recession was front of mind. Zachary Griffiths, senior fixed -income strategist at CreditSite, said, Now, of course, one of the underlying narratives of the past 18 months of Fed policy is that the central bank is seeking to close the door on post -GFC zero interest rate policy, returning to most historically normal policy settings. These bond market movements could be a ratification of the Fed's strategy, signaling a growing belief that a return to the zero lower bound won't be required at the conclusion of this hiking cycle. Now, it's also worth putting this in context of upcoming comments. The bond market route comes just ahead of Fed chair Jerome Powell's speech at Jackson Hole, which is scheduled for Friday. Jackson Hole is the annual Fed symposium for the discussion of longer -term monetary policy strategy among central bankers and interested parties. Last year, the conference was punctuated by a brief and terse speech from Powell that had been apparently rewritten just before the event. At the time, the stock market was in the midst of a strong relief rally, and according to reporting, the Fed chair threw his prepared notes in the trash shortly before the speech. Instead, he opted to deliver the simple message that the inflation fight is not over and that it would involve pain to households and businesses. Andrew Brenner of Natalyon Securities thinks that expectations around Powell's speech could already be providing tailwind for bond traders betting on higher yields. He said, Now, lastly today, a brief China update. For more background on this, go listen to my episode from last week, where we did a bit of a primer on the China economic situation, which is increasingly coming to dominate macro conversations in the U .S. as well. Chinese banks have held a key interest rate steady this week in a move that surprised economists. The five -year loan prime rate was held at 4 .2 % on Monday, according to data from the People's Bank of China. Economists had expected a 15 basis point cut to the rate which prices retail mortgages. The choice to keep rates steady represents lenders choosing not to pass last week's cut to central bank policy rates onto borrowers. Now, the decision is highlighting the dilemma facing Beijing. Policymakers are seeking to drive borrowing in an attempt to combat deflation, while at the same time needing to preserve financial stability in the banking sector. Allowing banks to capture a little more of the interest rate spread should preserve banks' revenue and profitability. This concern was highlighted in a report from the PBOC last week, which said banks need to maintain Goldman Sachs economists wrote in a note, Chinese stocks continued to fall on Monday, with the iShares China large cap ETF now reflecting a full retracement of price action dating back to 2006. Offshore yuan pricing also softened by 0 .3%. Ten -year bond yields fell to 2 .55%, the lowest yield since 2020. The Chinese government has signaled more urgency in shoring up lending, urging banks to expand credit growth amid a slump in borrowing demand. Deflation pressures also continue to mount, with simultaneous trouble in the housing sector and an as -yet unresolved liquidity crisis at major shadow bank Zhangji. And really the big theme is the continued lack of decisive action out of Beijing. This policy of cutting central bank rates while allowing mortgage rates to stay flat at commercial banks kind of continues that weirdness. Bloomberg economist Eric Zhu said, Second, it could be a signal that other non -monetary policy support is in the pipeline. These policy settings might indicate that Beijing is attempting to navigate the economic downturn without taking measures that would reaccelerate housing prices. China already has some of the most overpriced property on earth, and President Xi has been clear that he wants to put an end to excessive housing speculation. Bruce Pang, chief economist for Greater China at Jones Lang LaSalle, said that the policy actions send a signal that, In some ways, this more moderate intervention could represent a transition away from the infrastructure -heavy, growth -at -any -cost mindset of a pre -pandemic China. In remarks released over the summer, President Xi expanded the scope of national success outside of growth, emphasizing national security, risk preparation, and lower pollution. Michael Herson, a former U .S. Treasury attaché in Beijing, commented that, that local officials should stay disciplined against financial risks and not chase short -term goals, but now they are also being told to support growth. Many officials are thus likely to see the safe course of actions as taking modest efforts at stimulus, but nothing particularly bold. So, taken altogether, this really still leaves us in a very liminal in -between moment. In crypto, we've got USDC and Coinbase preparing for an anticipated regulatory clarity coming down the pipeline, but which still isn't there. Fed watchers policy are trying to grapple with what might come next, and different and conflicting signals in again another wait -and -see period. And then in China, they continue to thread a needle between political goals and economic goals, while all around, continued global realignment is happening. A quiet August may be in some ways, but with, it seems, a lot of change building under the surface. Anyways, friends, that is going to do it for today's breakdown. I hope you enjoyed, and until tomorrow, be safe and take care of each other.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
The Happy Make the World Better, The Unhappy Make It Worse
"The world better the unhappy make it worse You have a moral obligation to act happy, even if you don't feel it can't inflict your bad moods Any more than you can inflict your bad odors on others? That's the way it is in life happiness should be pursued. It is a virtue. I Can't emphasize it too strongly You that the happy make the world better and the unhappy make it worse Today's subject I'm Dennis Prager, by the way, today's subject is In my book on happiness It changed my life when I first realized its importance. It was taught to me by a Buddhist In My third year at college I was in England the University of Leeds and I studied among other things comparative religion a Man by the name of Trevor Ling who wrote a very very terrific book I'm gonna look that up. I wonder if it I am I know it's I doubt it's still in print This but he was he was a major major Englishman who converted if you will To Buddhism Well, they don't even have it list they had they think you did you mean Trevor Lang Wow, he is let's see. Let's see if I can get this up Trevor Ling there we go books. Yeah. He has one on the Buddha But they don't show the one that I used for religion I'll try to find it because you should read it He said one day said according to Buddhism. There are two reasons for pain Desires and expectations That are not fulfilled Therefore the Buddhist goal he said is to get rid of desires and get rid of expectations.
AP News Radio
Justin Verlander gives up 2 HRs in Tigers' 2-0 win over Mets
"The tigers completed a three game sweep wall ruining Justin Verlander season debut, beating the mets two zero. Eduardo Rodriguez surrendered just two hits while striking out 9 over 8 innings. He was backed by consecutive homers from Riley green and Javier Baez in the first inning. Verlander gave up three other hits over 5 frames. His first start since landing on the injured list before the season. Alex Lang picked up the save as Detroit improved to 13 and 17, the mets are 16 and 16 following their 7th loss in 8 games. I'm Dave ferry.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Dinesh Welcomes January 6 Prisoner Jake Lang to the Show
"Guys, I'd like to welcome to the podcast. This is gonna be just by audio, Jake Lang. Now Jake Lang is a January 6th political prisoner. He is incarcerated. So he's going to be calling from jail, but this guy got to tell you is no ordinary January 6th defendant. He gets my most resourceful January 6th political prisoner award. Why? Because he organizes press conferences. He sets up websites, he raises money for January 6th defendants. He's creating a media platform. He's the most enterprising resourceful guy, I have known, and he's doing it from jail. I mean, it'd be hard enough to do from the outside. Jake, welcome to the podcast. Thanks for calling in. I appreciate it. Let me ask you this question. It looks like the January 6 footage, a lot of it. Maybe all of it has been turned over to Tucker Carlson, it may be that it will also be shared with or at least some of it with January 6th lawyers, do you think this is going to make a difference? Can you talk about the early efforts of the house GOP and whether they are moving in the right direction? Thank you so much for having me back on brother. This is, I mean, obviously it's a step in the right direction. They're moving a little slow footed for me personally. Kind of playing games releasing it to Fox. You were keen on January 6th coverage the second year anniversary Fox did in abhorrent job covering January 6th. They didn't mention it literally all day, then Tucker Carlson did like a ten minute segment on us, which was pretty paltry. And so I really don't trust Fox and soccer to give the 14,000 hours of video footage. It's proper breadth and it needs to be released independent journalists like gateway pundit and other people out there that have put in the time and effort and energy to already sift through this and find horrific abuses of police brutality and all different types of situations where it could exonerate me and all the other Jan sixers.
Mindful Mama - Parenting with Mindfulness
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Mindful Mama - Parenting with Mindfulness
"lang" Discussed on Mindful Mama - Parenting with Mindfulness
"Amy, thank you for going back on the mindful mama podcast. So glad you're here. I'm happy to be here too. I always love talking with you. I like talking with YouTube, but once again, I'm slightly nervous because my daughter is 12 going on 13, and I know I'm gonna, I know I'm gonna be like, oh, I should talking more about something is because we are talking about tweens and sex today, which is enough to make ebony buddies heart race. I think so. It's just part of it, right? I think one tiny bit of advice is just accept that you're gonna be uncomfortable, right? Roll with it, admit to it. It just makes everything easier. Yes. And I think sometimes people think it's kind of a parenting fail, right, to be uncomfortable or not to know what to say, or to be behind, like I know you're feeling like you're behind, but it's not. I mean, you know the deck stacked against us. We didn't get what we needed. No, right? No, no. No expectation that you're going to be like all rockstar at this and comfortable is just don't bother. It's okay to be uncomfortable. It's okay to say it. Because as you well know, it's connecting when we use a feeling word with our children. A matter of feelings. All right, so the next car ride. I'm sure I will have things to talk about because Amy has written a wonderful book called sex talks with tweens, and has answered the question of how do you say this, which is this is so brilliant, Amy, I'm sure you've been asked for this book for so long, but it basically gives us the language for how to say this. And Amy is an incredible person and expert in just so you know if you want to hear more of her we can hear her on episode number 268 and 159 of the mindful mama podcast, but we're going to talk about tweens specifically today. But before we dive into talking to tweens, I want to mention that this having conversations around sex and sexuality and gender and things, it doesn't start when their tweens, right? When do we start talking about these things? So ideally, the first sex talk is using the correct names for private body parts when you're changing the diaper and saying, and wiping, I'm wiping your penis that occasionally happens. I'm wiping your vulva. And this is your vulva. This is your, you know, your bottom, your anus, I hate that word, but so using those words and then having conversations about body boundaries and consent and friendships and then getting into the actual and then nuts and bolts of reproduction, which is my favorite way to enter the conversation because it's science that is easier on parents to talk about science that we can't ignore the fact that it's also a social situation, right? People do it because it feels good. It's about having a healthy body, understanding that this is something that's for later in life. And so getting that out of the way by 5, which I think I talked about in the first podcast that we did together. Is really important because it's just easier on everyone and so you just establish in your family when your kids are a little like we talk about this. It's normal for us to talk about this. And it is less as you get used to it. And as they get used to it. And ideally, you get to the tween years and they've got a lot of info. So it just makes it a lot easier to roll through this period of time because it's hard. Like between years are kind of rough because you're starting puberty often, friendships change, major crushings happening. So there's some confusion, social structure changes. And so part of that is romance and sexuality. So if you can set your kids up ahead of time to just have kind of a little bit of stuff to talk about, it's easier. But a lot of us may have gotten to this point, 9, ten, 11, 12, and not necessarily have talked about some of the things that we know we should have talked about. We may be rolling with a we may have been like killing it in some other ways, like maybe you're killing it with emotional regulation, you're like, yes, that's great, but you might be a little behind the ball on talking about things sex and sexuality because one of the things you talk about in your book is that in an ideal world, we should have taught we would have talked about all the things in this book by the time your child's 12, right? Isn't that what we say? Yeah. And just and I know I haven't talked about all of these things by the time. And so it was about to turn 13. You're not alone. And I think one of the problems in our culture is I just had a mom call me for some stuff that was going on with her child and she kept people kept saying the experts were saying, oh, you shouldn't have the sex talk until they're ten. And that is just a cultural norm. Because that's for most of us, that's when, you know, it's like right before puberty for some kids, it's school has sex Ed. And it's a total myth. So she's getting all this misinformation, calls me, and I'm like, uh uh. Because tends too late. And don't saying that, tends too late, but we don't know. If your pediatrician says to wait until ten, you're gonna listen to your pediatrician, right? So it's typical, it's normal to be behind, no matter where you are in the conversation. It's normal to be behind. And getting it rolling in the tween years is fine. It's just a little harder because your younger kids are more on the whatever. Deal, right? But your tweets are looking at the world, right? They're watching things or more attentive to relationships and romance and then their bodies. And then the word sex they've all heard the word sex by the time they're 9 or ten, you know, unless you live in a cabin in Montana and know media. Yes. Okay, all right, so let's assume that the listener that you may also have a tween and you may also be behind. I love all the tips you have about talking about these subjects, but maybe thinking about the books about what obviously we should we want to start kind of like we want to start with private parts and how parts work and things like that. Would you then go into their own personal changes and things like that, like puberty, puberty, kind of like what's the sort of pecking order where we want to kind of knock these down? So it kind of depends. So some folks actually did have some kind of burden beast talk, like lots of folks have. They read a book. Yeah. Where did I come from? Was such a great. I love that you referenced that, by the way, in talking about orgasm. Can we just make an aside to just talk about how great that is that description of the analogy between an orgasm and a sneeze, right? It's like this big feel good explosion. That's what an orgasm basically feels like. 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Mindful Mama - Parenting with Mindfulness
"lang" Discussed on Mindful Mama - Parenting with Mindfulness
"Because it's hard, like the tween years are kind of rough because you're starting puberty often, friendships change, major crushings happening. So there's some confusion, social structure changes. And so. You're listening to the mindful mama podcast episode number three 89, today we're talking to tweens about sex. Yikes. With Amy Lang. Welcome to the mindful mama podcast here, it's about becoming a less irritable, more joyful parent at mindful mama we know that you can not give what you do not have and when you have calm and peace within then you can give it to your children. I'm your host hunter Clark fields, I help smart, thoughtful parents stay calm so they can have strong connected relationships with their children. I've been practicing mindfulness for over 20 years on the crater of mindful parenting and I'm the author of the bestselling book raising good humans a mindful guide to breaking the cycle of reactive parenting and raising kind confident kids. Hello, dear listener. I'm so glad you are here today. This is such an important episode. Oh my goodness, but listen, if you haven't done so, make sure you've subscribed to the podcast and please go over to Apple podcasts or Spotify leave us a rating and review if you haven't done so yet if you get some value from the podcast, it just helps the podcast grow more we're closing in on 3 million downloads and it's because of you, so it takes 30 seconds and I greatly greatly appreciate it from the bottom of my
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Debbie and Dinesh Reflect on the Anniversary of January 6
"Today is the second anniversary of January 6th and in fact, we were planning to have one of the January 6th, not just defendants, but prisoners, who is, I believe, no longer in D.C.. I think he's now in a prison in Pennsylvania. This is Jake Lang. He's been on the podcast. He's called in before from prison. And we were trying to arrange that kind of a call through his cousin, but it's a complex business and somehow it didn't come about, but isn't it hard to believe that two years later, you've got people whose trials have not yet occurred. There is still incarcerated based upon this absolutely preposterous assertion by these judges that they're a danger to the community. Well, to be honest, you know, you know how I've been fixated on this on this alleged serial killer. We're going to talk about that a little later. But I mentioned you're talking about the Portland. Yeah, about Brian coburger, but we'll talk about that later. But I did say it looks like they treat him better than they treat the January 6th defendants. Now what do you mean by that? I mean, they did great his house. They did kicking his windows. In fact, we talked about how even that's super stupid. And what are we talking about? So on December 28th, I guess it was the FBI. They could have easily this guy Brian kober went home. Following him, actually, and it's come out, and we'll talk about this on the other segment. But what I mean by they treat they treat him better is in prison. Like he's not in solitary with no due process. No, he's going to get his day actually yesterday. He got his day in court. You know, he went back to Idaho. So prompt trial. Yeah. And in fact, there's some discussion about how does it make sure you get a non biased jury with all the media reporting. So anyway, so what I'm saying is he's getting better treatment than the January 6th defendants who for two years. Think about it for two years, many of them have been in prison with no due process.
The Dan Bongino Show
Adam Laxalt: Opponents Rely on Out-Of-State Donors
"Your opponent is a radical radical leftist This isn't hyperbole She supported this Minnesota freedom funding where they were actually bailing out people who were rioting and burning down America's cities If that were a Republican like you doing that you'd be in jail right now in a gulag in Washington D.C. This is a radical Don't let her get off with this moderate crap It's all an act Yeah look the only reason some of these races are tight it's because these Democrats have unlimited money and my opponent has for example 90% of her money comes from California New York and they're showering in these small dollar donations And all these things our candidates got so outspent over the summer that they're buying these races They're recasting themselves this centrist a lot of our candidates couldn't respond over the summer and now that we're all up on TV and we're actually able to tell the other side of the story It doesn't matter how much she pretends like she supports law enforcement The reality is all the law enforcement that supported her in 16 when she was a former AG she got law enforcement They all flipped to me because they knew that during BLM and during the last few really tough years for law enforcement she was nowhere to be found And every major national vote where she could have made her third she voted with the Democrats And as she does for the economic agenda for the border policies and so they just are willing to say whatever it takes to win and we need small dollar donors And I know by the way I know it's a tough time And the inflation crisis is hitting our donors Much harder than is their rich donors from San Francisco and New York But they need to dig deep they got to help candidates like myself and Adam Lang sol dot com And these key races
Frankrijk Binnendoor
A highlight from 12 tips om lekker lang na te genieten van je vakantie in Frankrijk.
"Bonjour, you are watching a podcast of Frank Reichert on the open .nl, the inner website of Frank Reichert, the tips, blogs, ebooks, race for all, road trips, book and podcasts. I'm Rudger Hoenhoven, and in this podcast I give you tips on how to make a full, long fast car. Last year me? What do you want? You've been with Frank Reichert for a long time, and as you get older, you get into the drug of another day. You get here long and you're not awake, two weeks, or maybe even longer in Frank Reichert. And you're trying to make a full, long, long car, and as you get older, you get into a moment of time. So what do you want? That you're in the car? That you're in the car? Who? That's how you end this podcast. Rud, have you had tips on how to make a full, long, long car? You're not awake, but you'll have a little bit of time to wait. I'm not going to be able to tell you, but I'm going to give you a little bit of advice that my friends at Lux hormone have on you. If you've had any questions, comments, or questions about what you believe in, please let me know in the comments. If you've had any questions, comments, or questions about what you believe in, please let me know in the comments below. Thanks again! I hope that you have enjoyed this podcast and this podcast with a blog and an e -book from Frank R. Binedor. It is 1 November 2020 and you will receive your raise in the future. The winners will be back in December, and all of these unique stories will be released in a special article on Frank R. Binedor. I hope that you have enjoyed this podcast with a blog and an e -book from Frank R. Binedor. It is 1 November 2020 and you will receive your raise in the future. I hope that you have enjoyed this podcast with a blog and an e -book from Frank R. Binedor. I hope that you have enjoyed this podcast with a blog and an e -book from Frank R. Binedor. It is 1 October 2020 and you will receive your raise in the future. I hope that you have enjoyed this podcast with a blog and an e -book from Frank R. Binedor.
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Artie Lange Steps Away From Podcasting Again
"I'm a little distressed to hear about Artie Lang my man who's a terrific podcaster, a great comedian and overall wonderful warm giving generous person. We all know Audie Lang has had his problems with drugs. But I think I just heard that he's stepping away from his podcast yet again. And I think it's about him not being able to cope with the pressure of it, I don't know. I don't know. I don't think he's high again because if he was with all find out and he'd be in prison. I just think it's hard for order to do this show because much of his life much of his comedy routine and much of his podcast were always a guy we're always about a guy who, you know, had drug issues and took drugs and like it or not, that was a big part of his act. It was a big part of why he was so wonderful on the Howard Stern show. And now apparently he's stepped away. I told you guys many weeks ago when I already got back into podcasting that something's off, something's different. He doesn't seem happy doing the show. And here it is. He's not happy doing the show. Even though he loves the friends he speaks to the fellow comics. He interviews. It's not the way all he wants to do things.
Ubuntu Podcast
"lang" Discussed on Ubuntu Podcast
"Now it's time for a double bubble command line love. First up, we have got up and got up is something I use on all my machines in order to monitor CPU utilization, network top processes, disk IO, temperature of CPU, GPU and all that kind of stuff. All that good stuff presented in a retro ASCII aesthetic with extended character set to represent graphs of the CPU. I'm trying to paint a picture with words and failing. And your hands in the air. Yeah. But there'll be a link to an image in the show notes, which shows what it looks like. And it's quite pretty, and it's written in go, go Lang, and it is a single binary. You just run it, and it presents the data in an animated form, and it's quite pleasant. And quite lean and easy to use. It is all of those things. And I enjoyed using it earlier in the week. But then, four days ago, there's more. So first, the Ubuntu podcast told you about bash top. And it went viral across all of the Linux sea Internet, telling you about bashed up after we told you about it first, and then how bash top became B pi top. And we told you about it first and then it went viral all across the Internet. And now, be pie top has been replaced by beet top plus plus. I'm not really good at naming things these BP people, are they? They do love reimplementing them in every language imaginable, however. Fair enough. Beat up plus plus written in. So beat up plus plus is written in C plus plus surprisingly. And in much of the same reason that go top is written in go, which is a good choice of language because it's very efficient. Bash top and B pi top suffered with the fact that they are an interpreted languages in air quotes and therefore a bit slower and for system monitoring, not ideal. So anyway, be top, single binary, you can download it from their GitHub, it looks just like bash top and B pi top that came after it and they're going to be piling in a whole bunch of features in the future. It looks gorgeous. I have a better looking picture in the show notes. Yeah, all right, you've got like a Brazilian cause on your CPU. And so, yeah, you run it on a single spectrum like I do. So yes, you'll find information in the show notes for how to get beat top plus plus and the superior go top. Thank you for everyone who's sent in command and I love over the year. We have thoroughly enjoyed testing them out and sharing them with the rest of the Internet and making them go viral. So thank you. Thank you, thank you. And.
Bet The Board
Broncos' Jerry Jeudy Expected to Miss 4-6 Weeks With High Ankle Sprain
"Have to like with teddy bridgewater brought to that game. I mean it's all about getting the ball out on time lang within the offense and getting the ball accurately to his receivers and and that's what he didn't. Fourteen percent above expectation is completion percent and the one thing that was great to see was not a ton of dink dunking eight point. Four intended air yards per pass so he was efficient sad though to see one of his weapons. Jerry judy go down. Although i think when we saw it live unfold as he's out for the season they're saying the mic came back. It's just a high ankle sprain now. Those can take multiple weeks right. Probably even maybe a month but it was better than alternative of missing the
Homo Sapiens
Interview With Musician, K.D. Lang | Part 2
"Was deliberately not deliberately. Those weren't your words but you like it didn't sell as well. Yeah it was like a great leveler but then years later i realized that the way the system works. If you sell a million records two million records than in the system of record companies and marketing you sell two million records but then you put a terrible record out new cell thirty eight copies than marketing and everything sees that you sell thirty eight copies. So you're only as good as your last sales it sabotage ice managed to sabotage things pretty well without record. Do you regret that. I mean i regret but what do you think that was what had happened at the time i regret. Not having all the information or having the comprehension. That i needed to have but i certainly don't regret they. Artistic decision to work with gus fans end and uma thurman and rain phoenix making. Or you're talking all you can eat. 'cause actually followed it up with even cowgirls get the blues. Right is at the record. Yes you can eat so there's a couple there couple of stinkers. They're they really. What stinkers no. I don't think so. I don't think so but in terms of public You know success. It was they were big old stinkers. You don't need to hit us for me. But
Murph and Mac
Historic All-Female Broadcast Crew Will Call Orioles vs. Rays Game
"Next week will be uniquely different than any other MLB game in history. When the Tampa Bay Rays host the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday, the entire broadcast team will be comprised of women. The current Orioles play by play. Announcer Melanie Newman will call the game. At MLB dot com Writers Sarah Lang's will be the analyst. Meanwhile, Helena Rizzo will do the on field reporting, while Heidi Watney and Lauren Gardner will anchor the studio shows. Newman says. You recognizes the importance of the broadcast that wants to make sure their first all female team isn't the last stock staying
The Bible Says What!?
Roles and Mercy With Marty Langlois
"Today. Special guest is christian. Women's health coach marty lang loy. Welcome to the show. Marty thank you. Thanks for coming on. Thanks for taking the time so tell us a little bit about yourself what you do. I am a christian woman. Health coach and i helped moms dizzy. Women lose weight through self care in the focal points. I have in my mission in mothers news or focusing on areas of food fitness and fund. Those are all important for ups love f words in their appropriate of ford family friendly mission friendly. Yeah interesting so the faith part what. How does that play. Well my Face background as an emergency of catholic. We we have this focal point of the theology of the body. Were we talk about value of that body. From genesis of god creating us in his image and life news To include even jesus himself being god in man he was a human so the value of the human person and our bodies as we can Read throw out all kinds of scripture verses about taking care of the temple and all of that Is where that comes into play hum in its starts with having that foundation increased. 'cause we see all these diet fads and all these things celebrities are doing and they have these two week plans that while you're going to get a two weeks worth of results and it's gonna last for the two weeks as opposed to something that can be more permanent
The Paul Finebaum Show
"lang" Discussed on The Paul Finebaum Show
"Sabin seemed to indicate in a statement today that that would be for him although. Don't hold them to it. He'll he'll be a young seventy seven. Let's get back to the calls right now. Mr paj in tuscaloosa. Good afternoon to you. Hey paul how you doing this low girl. Communications buddy from birmingham. Great to have you back. Thank you appreciate it I've heard you say james spans name and that's amazing. That's one of the few people. I was going to mention celebrity. That i've been around and dome that between you and him and nick sabin. You haven't changed at all since. I've known you Well we're talking about james panel and everybody in alabama's he's the preeminent in meteorologist and has been that way for cincinnati. He got out of the university but Any someone that I don't know anyone in the media in that state. That's more respected than him. There is not. there's not one. I've known him since he was the wtc radio in tuscaloosa. So i mean. I've known him forever. So coach saving. I was going to say You know there's a inner circle built around coach saving. You know that's in my second life. After communications with alabama. I've been fortunate enough to be in that inner circle and there is a that's somewhat of a you become part of the process and i seen him since he's the beginning. I've been here. The very beginning with him. He has changed at all is except that. The he's gotten more lenient things than he was in the beginning. He was pretty set in his ways. The first few years any kind of let things change. We changed the way we did some things in where they And that that was kind of odd just couldn't believe it the the one thing that finally shows that he really is coming of age as he finally got rid of that stupid old whiteboard that he had me put up at the big. I couldn't believe he had put that thing up year after year after year with a schedule on it when they have laminated schedules but he finally said okay. Let's get rid of that. I couldn't believe it but he he's you know he's pretty. Let me ask you this. I certainly respect Your relationship but for those who don't know him and that would include almost everyone watching and listening. What what can you tell us. that maybe We would be a little bit surprised by me. We we know how process-oriented he is. But what's he like to be around. He is pretty much businessman all the way you can. I got to know him at the very beginning. I i made friends with him when he first went over there to speak the first time as a conference center and they did not tell him that afterwards he was going to give autographs and that was not the thing to do and so he asked me to set up something for him and i did and i got people in and out real quick and we became friends after that friends in that he knew depend on me when he was over there. But he's he's very quick with you. Don't waste time with him. The only way you could mess him. And i didn't say this but if you ever want to get on his good side and grew get to really talk to him a little bit. Ask him about his grandchildren. That changes his whole complexion. I don't care what you're talking about. That changes what he thinks. But you know over the years. I've gotten where i it's gotten less than less. I'm able to talk to him. He comes in with a cell phone in each year. Cedric behind him or in front of him he usually and he's he's all business. I'll go in and ask him and he will let me know if there's something he doesn't like trust me he get the pointing finger. I know that means something's not right. So but he's really a very pleasant person. believe it or not but there is a inner circle. That's built around him. And that's why you don't hear other coaches talk about when we were at alabama. I did this or i did that are we. Did they don't say that but nobody knows what. The entire process is but him. I'm part of the process. But i don't know what the whole rest of it is so when i was there. That's that's the way you have to know that you're part of the process. You're part of the inner circle you do your job and you'll be fine but there's only person that knows all the jobs is him and that's the way it kinda works and that's and i told you probably more than ever told you but that's that's the way it works and i know that the one time the two people that i the most that has been around the longest cedric. Because that's the person everybody says. Who's that guy following kosher around that cedric. And you know. I know you do. And jeff allen. Who is the team position. And i was standing outside one time with them after the latest change. I think in coaches and they had to make sure who's supposed to come in. Who's not i said. Okay guys we're gonna be alright this year and both of them turned around same time and look important right coach. Saving the said as long as that man's here we were about anything. So that's the way they feel about it and that's the way it seems to have worked and they don't seem to don't seem to miss a beat but i know who you were talking about also when you say you need to stop. I'm not gonna say a friend of a friend or coach hit me up. Not now after i said and they said please don't mention that name it will be the end of it and would not easy to say. But that's you know they're not you know. Know i mean everyone. I mean the thing that struck me about nick. Saban is that whenever he talks to someone. There's a message behind it. He doesn't he. You know a lot of us. Should we like to shoot the breeze. He's not a share. he makes he. You may think he's shooting the breeze but He he's got there's a method to the madness there certainly is. He doesn't he doesn't waste much time he's pretty much got everything regimented so You know that. That's that's what i say back. And that's another thing. When i l think outs.
Chasing Poker Greatness
David Lappin on Sharpening His Poker Skills
"Have you been playing. A ton of poker certainly played more online poker in the last year than i did in the last couple of years. But that's mainly down to just having the the no travel time and the no live poker time. I sort of settled into free days a week. I just play Sunday monday and thursdays. Or sometimes i flick in a saturday. And then the occasional extra day off. But that's pretty rare and then by twice a year when you have a big series. I might play every day for a month every day for three weeks or whatever that happens to be and and yeah so that's been more online poker than played in quite a while which is good because you definitely feel. Sharp are particularly into the second week of lang every day. As so. i see that you know you. You feel the muscle memory comeback the brain engaging a bit deeper into spots. Am i generally mass multi table. Or i guess what would still constitute massimo tape these days. It's a lot less than i used to back. In my prime i was forty tabling. These days i'm twenty four tabling but i think as well like you're you're giving back what he when you do this in each individual game so fast. Good fast better. Decisions are things that take a little bit of practice getting so i always feel like when i'm not quite playing as often. I do sharpness and that shows the results to. I had a good results back at christmas. I made the final table of the union that open online which we did an online version. Which like every brand has done this year and that was nice. My good friend oregon neil. That was good fun. that was sort of like making. That was almost like making a life. Final table in my was close to it this year. And we're looking forward to maybe playing poker. Before the end of the year malta's caseload for covert as quite considerably. There is talk of some festivals here in the summer. there's a good chance. I might even be vaccinated by midsummer my age group. Looks like it might be late. June early july vaccinated. I will turn you feel lot more comfortable doing something like that. And then of course. There's the light at the end of the tunnel that we all feel right now. That is vegas and just thinking. Oh we'll go to vegas in october. That could be
The Troy Farkas Show
"lang" Discussed on The Troy Farkas Show
"Warn everyone welcome in to another edition of the trademark. Show a podcast. That is not about me this about all of us. The twenties are a crucial time in our lives. And on this show we navigate the highs and lows of early adulthood together subaru excited for today's episode. Because i'm having a very special guests joining the show. Her name is alissa lang. She's twenty seven years old a lot of the listeners. Those podcasts probably aren't the biggest sports fancy. Probably don't know who she is but you will know who she is after this conversation that we have so for those of you who don't know like i said she's twenty seven. She works at espn. She works specifically on the sec. Network the sec. The southeastern conference. This is the big college football conference. This alabama kentucky ole miss. lsu georgia. This is hands down the best college football conference in so everyone goes gung ho over as football so the fact that she works for the sec network is one of the faces of sec network is a big deal because the sec network is like the bible in the south where college football is king so elissa is her face. Her voice are prevalent in many households in the south and throughout the country but predominantly in the south. So she host. Tv shows called thinking out loud sec. Now she has her own show called out of pocket which is kind of built around her own personality which are going to hear a lot about her personality today. She is very different. She's very cool. She's very unique. She very much leans into who she is. And i love her for that and the back story here so i know elissa in so unfortunately we cross paths at espn at the very end so as to see now is a is a branch of espn essentially so she is in espn employees. She was also doing some radio shows on. Espn radio now. As many of the listeners know i was at espn radio for the last couple months Of my.
Being Well with Dr. Rick Hanson
Working With Your Anxiety
"Over the last year. We've all been through a lot. In addition to the many major costs there have been smaller. Subtler costs as well. One thing i've really noticed is the friction. That's been added to almost any decision that gets made whether it's trying to participate at work effectively. Keep up with friends or even just go to the grocery store this whole new level of thought and effort is involved in most every decision this friction pervades our lives and it's natural for that. Increased friction to lead to increased anxiety would might have once been reserved for particularly stressful events and experiences is now well kind of everywhere so today. We're going to be talking about fear and anxiety particularly we're gonna work through a specific experience of anxiety that somebody might have and create a kind of plan start to finish for addressing. that experience. talbot's do that. I'm joined today as usual by. Dr rick hansen. So dad how are you doing today. I'm good and i'm really psyched about this topic This is one of my favorite topics. Yeah i tend to be a little anxious by government and also it's one that's very profound because it gets out what could be called a kind of underlying crime lang zaidi. This hard wired into us as animals in our evolution. Living in the wild you know vulnerable to being attacked on hedin at any moment potentially. So how do we grapple with this. Underlying sense of uneasiness apprehensive nest world is threat level. Orange deep wonderful topic.
Dr. Daliah
Testimony Continues in Derek Chauvin Trial
"On Derek Calvin's use of force is expected today in the trial of the former Minneapolis police officer charged in the death of George Floyd yesterday, prosecutors showed how show been violated department policy with his knee on Floyd's next for more than nine minutes. Police Chief Materia are in Dondo. It is contrary to our training. To indefinitely. Thanks. Your knee. Morning. You can come Individual your doctor Bradford Lang and fell to pronounce boy dead, testified he believed it was lack of oxygen. It was One of the more likely possibilities. Sheldon's lawyer blames Boyd's death on drugs and on cross exam. Asked if that can cause hypoxia or lack of oxygen, which the doctor agreed with.
1A
Biden Mourns the Deaths of 10 Killed in Colorado Mass Shooting
"Today mourned the deaths of 10 people killed in a mass shooting at a grocery store and Boulder, Colorado yesterday was out to the families of the victims and the survivors. I want to. I want to commend the heroic actions of Officer Eric Tally the father of seven Children who left for work yesterday morning assuming he'd be able to go home. The president called on Congress to tighten the nation's gun laws. The House has passed two bills to require expanded background checks for gun buyers. Senate Majority or Chuck Schumer says he'll bring them to the Senate floor for consideration. Local authorities have announced charges against the gunman constructed of killing 10 People in Boulder. The 21 year old man faces 10 counts of first degree murder as Matt Bloom from member station Kunc reports. Community is reeling from the country's latest mass shooting outside of the store where the shooting took place. Hundreds of residents are paying their respects to the victims. Lang bouquets of flowers at the base of a chain link fence now surrounding the entrance. Local pastor Michael being taped up a sign reading Pray for Boulder. He's worried the pandemic may limit how the community mourns the killings. I think people are confused with, you know, everything falling, loosening up. Come outside, and then this happens. And so people are just locking themselves back up again. So we're here to offer hope? Because this isn't all there is. Motive for the shooting is still unclear, and an investigation is expected to take several days for NPR news. I'm map BLOOM in Boulder. Jury
Whores Talk Horror
"lang" Discussed on Whores Talk Horror
"There's no photos of john ling online like. There's no driver's license photo. There's no like photos from his pass wedding photos. There's nothing like that. There's no autopsy photos showing his back that there are no stab wounds. I mean there are a lot of people who believed that he was stabbed in the back. There's a lot of people who talked about how they believed. He was stabbed way more times in the final autopsy. Report said he was stabbed. There's a lot of unanswered questions. If i spent more time digging or if i went on some of those sketchy websites maybe i could have found some more answers. But yeah they're definitely could be more answers given by law enforcement. Well didn't. I thought i read somewhere. Maybe you told me earlier in the episode That one of there was there was camera footage from one of the policemen's lake helmet cam or whatever or maybe it was a cop like you know. They have their their cameras on them. The helmet cam from the fire department. But they haven't made it public that's make it public because it's one thing for law enforcement to say something it's another thing for them to make it public improve what they're saying correct. Obviously there's a huge mistrust between the public and law enforcement and our country so just because they say something doesn't mean we're going to necessarily believe prove it. Good megan if it's true. Yeah i guess. That's a good point. And i again throwing us out there. Technically there are pictures of him as we do. See him on some of the video of his surveillance footage and there's even one with his daughter granted they're not very clear images and we mostly see his back but he drove a car and wiza- vet so pictures exist like you said sharon dmv photos. And i'm sure the military has a photo on file. But if he was paranoid he may not have been posting a lot of picture of himself on social media or anywhere online. Really which leads me to the question. That i've actually been dying to ask since we started this whole thing. Has anybody ever submitted a for freedom of information. Act on this it could be that. His images are all in military record databases and certainly the dmv somewhere. We should have something. I'm just curious to know if anyone's tried and what the results were if any then again. If big brother doesn't want that info public no freedom of information. Anything is gonna get you what you want that. That only applies to what they want the public to see so maybe any requests would go unanswered or get denied. I dunno i dunno again. We could talk about this for literally hours and hours one thing. I do over sure something was happening with this man and it doesn't sound like it was good. I mean take your pick get stopped by the government or live with severe mental illness. I'll take a hard pass on. Both the result is that john lang lost his life and a daughter lost her father. And i'm sorry. But i'm sure there could have been something done to prevent that somehow. It's just it's pretty sad. Yeah and well. That's the other thing too is since we don't really know anything about his life. Do we know if his family tried to help him at all. You know he had a daughter we know that did she try and help him his ex wife did he have parents or siblings literally..
Whores Talk Horror
"lang" Discussed on Whores Talk Horror
"I one hundred percent wish it was possible for us to kind of live off the grid now. Unfortunately it's near impossible to do so. Yeah for real for real. And we all have trackers on us constantly with our fucking phones so because if you're like me you're worried about getting mugged or kidnapped and then you'd have your phone so somebody could do find you know they could find via my phone so i don't want to shut those settings off but at the same time. Yeah that opens it up for multiple people to access you. Just leave a note. Just always leave a note. Just keep a bunch of posted search coupons a sticky notes in your pocket with like different You now just put your dna write your name on it. Just leave it around if you go missing. Just leave a trial breadcrumbs. That's what i'm saying. All right let's wrap this up so like what did we learn here. I mean learn anything. Have we come any closer to the truth. I mean i don't really know. I'm not a huge conspiracy theory person but this piece is definitely weird. I guess if. I had to make some sort of decision on what happened. I would say it's a little bit of both. I think john laying may have been living with mental illness. He also may have been watched or harassed by the cops to some degree and maybe because he might have had mental illness It could have pushed him over the edge and led him to self harm himself. I don't know for certain. But if i had to make a guess i'm gonna go with that. Maybe also he didn't intend to kill himself. Hence the superficial stab wounds and you know. He also allegedly turned off the security cameras inside of his home so maybe he wanted to frame the fresno police department and make it look like they try to attack him somehow inside his house on fire but things just got out of control with the fire and he ended up succumbing to the smoke inhalation and his death was an accident. Didn't mean for it to go. That far i think you just created a new conspiracy theories possibly. I didn't see anyone mentioned that. No me neither. But i'm sure we. I mean god. There's so much out there. Someone could've come up with that and we just may not have come across it for sure somebody right now. Who's like on right. It literally posting as we speak is twitching and they don't know why right now. I kind of agree based solely on what we could dig up preparing for this episode. I think i'm paranoid delusion camp so the blog posts. I was able to unearth in those posts. Lang makes many claims however the post are hard to follow their at times very distributed and his leaps of logic are hard to follow or are frankly non-existent lang claims..
Whores Talk Horror
"lang" Discussed on Whores Talk Horror
"Evidence proving this one way or another But i just wanted to come back briefly to the whole statement. That was initially made about john lang stabbing himself in the back in why that was retracted. And why that evidence was not found in the final autopsy report and whether or not it would have been possible so knowing me i probably have a knife out for some other reason trip and fall on it and kill myself by stabbing myself on the back of that way because i'm clumsy as fuck. I'm tackle you would trip and fall and stab yourself in the back trust me. I'm sure i can figure it out i've done. I've hurt myself in ways as remember earlier. Mindy when i said i had some very scary big brother shit that i found i do i do. Actually what is that about right so we are going to cover this part now so while researching this case i came across this post on reddit from someone who. I'm not sure if they would want us to use their handle or not. So i'm not going to say their name. But they said i live in fresno and have followed laying story since before. This all happened. He was first brought to the spotlight when he caught fresno pd targeting poor neighborhoods illegally. They got their new license plate. Scanners which linked to their main database which also linked to social media and many other things. This new system was widely reported on basically it spit out a threat score based on a number of official and unofficial sources of information. What they do is scan the parking lots of low income neighborhood markets and when a high thrust score came up they'd randomly pull that person over when they left the parking lot in badger them to search the car. This is akin to stopping a person on the street and demanding. They empty their pockets. It's constitutional laying reported on this from his blog in the months leading up to his suicide when he died. I followed up on the story closely. It was it was a close to home conspiracy theory that piqued my interest. So this person actually believes that lane killed himself. I want to that link that the person posted to see what this technology was that the police were using. And if there is any truth any of this so the link was to an article from january tenth two thousand sixteen from the washington post in it was written by justin juvenile the links also going to be in our episode description. If you wanna read it. I'm not going to cover everything. It was a pretty long article. But it's definitely worth a read. But some of the highlights are as follows as a national debate has played out over mass surveillance by the national security agency. An essay a new generation of technology. Such as the beware software being used and fresno has given local law enforcement officers unprecedented power to peer into the lives of citizens. Police officials say such tools can provide critical information that can help uncover terrorists or thwart mass shootings ensure the safety of others.
Whores Talk Horror
"lang" Discussed on Whores Talk Horror
"Even though van ness seems to be a fairly busy street. So i mean you know. It's the ban sticks out like a sore thumb. That really is a mini van with tinted windows in the back. Yeah but there's really no other cars around it. And it is kind of directly and plagued by was a neighbor. I saw that especially with the camera. I'd be like what is happening. That's the part that really sticks out. They open the door. And there's a man they're in holding a giant camera and ling security camera. I have to say is like super high tech. I mean it was able to zoom in on them and have like pretty on grainy footage. I mean the was very clear like you deduct out what these people look like which is weird because some of his other footage isn't as clear but i'm getting ahead of myself so second of all whatever. The van crew is doing is happening in plain sight. The parked van. Like i said i feel like it would draw attention but that camera obviously very much would since it is almost ridiculously large. My i thought actually it was. Maybe they were like locations scouts for like a tv network film crew like that because it's that kind of huge. Ask camera but you should actually watch. The video in seaview identified the camera since you work in film and video will not be able to identify the cause. I don't know all the things. But yes i would like to look at this thing. Some people and write. It already did that. Because i thought i saw somebody who was like. Oh like i work in whatever business. And i noticed i can identify that model. But i don't quote me on that following down your own rabbit hole on rabid read at superfund. There's no denying the vans focus is on or around lang's house and or property. It's pretty clear that these guys are there for a specific reason and they're not lost like you could argue about the video. They these guys are sitting there and they don't care who sees them. They quickly drive off when they're done. No slow pass by like the truck. Did no stops were made in front of any other houses on the block. Nothing like that so either. The van crew had some legit reason for being there which i don't know what that would be or something. Nefarious was a foot. One could argue that these guys might be the worst stockers ever as generally. You don't want your subject to know that they're being tailed and they weren't hiding it on the other hand. If the van crew is part of some conspiracy that runs up the chain of command to the within the fresno pd or beyond then this is blatant intimidation or the van crew doesn't care if they're seen since they're operating above the law or from within anyway you really wanna look at it. This video is definitely fucking. It is definitely the weirdest of all the videos. Then in the very last youtube video that laying posted on january sixteenth of two thousand. Sixteen which i mentioned earlier was just four days before his death laying wrote quote..
Whores Talk Horror
"lang" Discussed on Whores Talk Horror
"Aka your home wireless network and your comment. And the exact time it was posted the fresno pd would be able to trace your ip address and find out where you live what you post post etc oddly. John lang's website with named jodi murray dot com was being a smart ass by naming it. After the person who he thought was an informant. His posts are worth a read. And again we will post the links to what i found in the show notes. Okay so sharon. What is next in this crazy town. Banana pants of a story all right. So as we mentioned john laying thought he was being harassed and was going to be killed by the fresno. Pd he actually had a youtube page and he posted videos from his surveillance camera. So let's talk about that. There are seventeen surveillance videos on his youtube page. His channel is called laying marine marine as in the branch military. That he belonged to his youtube. Page is still up so you can go check it out for yourself and watch all these videos link is going to be in the show notes as well so all videos were recorded with his front home security camera. The first video was posted on may twentieth of two thousand. Fifteen and the last video is dated january sixteenth of thousand sixteen just four days prior to his death. Lanes theory is that since he was criticizing the fresno police on the local news site the fresno bee they were able to track his ip address and find out where he's lived mini explained all that previously so he had cameras set up to monitor his house to see. I'm not really sure if he put up the cameras just to see if the police were surveying him or if he had these cameras up for a while but the videos in start appearing on youtube until twenty fifteen and he had issues going on with the police since like two thousand nine. Is that right many. At least that we know of and honestly like there were it. Sounds like there were quite a few cameras. So i don't know because he had indoor and outdoor cameras right. So yeah yeah so. Let's talk about a few of the videos that he posted. Because i definitely have questioned. Why do too yeah on these videos so this is from. This is a quote from the first video that laying ever posted he states ford crew cab. That stalked me at my resident. Numerous times on twelve thirteen fourteen. This truck belongs to fresno sheriff personnel was stalking me that saturday morning on twelve thirteen fourteen truck is visible in timeframes and then he lists couple timeframes and then goes on to say five minutes. After this incident. I received a hang up call from this number. He list number. Which i'm not going to be reading because i don't know who this number belongs to and i don't want anyone calling this number. But then he goes on to say. The owner of this phone number is a member of the fresno sheriff's office and just a quick description. And all you see in the video is at the start of it. There's a truck that pulls up actually really more in front of his neighbors house like they're driving but they kinda pull over to the side for a bit and then pull back into traffic and drive off and then towards the end of the video you see a what looks like a similar truck to simply driving by the house. Quick note on the videos. Because i know i had to look it up to get some perspective than ness avenue lang street..
Whores Talk Horror
"lang" Discussed on Whores Talk Horror
"Talk about this case. It's all very mysterious really. This comes from mint press news dot com and was written in two thousand sixteen. The timing of lang's death became suspicious to local activists in two thousand and sixteen reported that lang had predicted his demise. In recent and increasingly alarming posts. He made online dillon. Donnelly documented lang's warnings in a january twenty sixth investigation for independent media site fresno people's news noting that lang had been a frequent poster in the fresno people's media group on facebook and acquaintance too many in the fresno activists community the series of postings began on january thirteenth when laying shared his belief that police were targeting him not just for being an outspoken activist but because he was exposing a policing scheme that he said targeted fresno's most disadvantaged residents he wrote quote. I also discovered a local law enforcement had been running a license plate scanning scam where fresno cops would scan license plates at retail store. Parking lots For example save mart vans depot et cetera in this was in income neighborhoods after collecting hits of violations. They would then pull the unsuspecting drivers over a few blocks away from the store location and a marked police vehicle claiming they simply came across their vehicle through routine driving patrols so put a pin in that because we are going to be coming back to that in a bit with some very scary big brother shit that i found regarding. This can't wait to talk about that. I was gonna say. I feel like there's a lot of pins. We're going to be drop a lot of stuff. But yeah from their links post escalated to a point at which donnelly said many believed he had become paranoid on january fourteenth liang posted to the group. If anything happens to me in the next day or two it will be the result of fresno pd..
Marketing Spark
"lang" Discussed on Marketing Spark
"So. I'm gonna ask you a difficult question. And it surrounds the lincoln algorithm which is a mystery to me. It's a complete mystery. I have no idea how it works. Why some post resonate in some fall flat. Why people who rate one line posts get tremendous engagement and other posts. Don't get any at all. What do you know about the album. What kind of secrets can you tell us. Because linked in to be honest doesn't say much at all. It's almost like they've got the secret and they really don't wanna tell anyone because for whatever reason you have any thoughts on what makes the algorithm work what makes content resonate. I always from the start. I actually thought about what kind of tried to think logically from the lincoln algorithm. So what would make sense for the algorithm to to to show so basically starting from the high goal of lincoln wanting you to spend as much time on the platform as possible right because that's one of the main ways that they make money so the wants to show every user basically content that interests them and they will keep their attention on the platform so by providing this kind of content you will automatically be shown a lot and then it's about figuring out what kind of content that people that you're speaking to or that you want to speak to will capture their attention so i think one of the most important things and that's that's not really a secret but like the you know when you have the first few lines of your of your post. These are like the most important words can right. Because you want to draw people in and then also make people spend time on your post like Since half year or something that the dwell time is has has become much more important. So i really try to also have like you know like a story to tell and be interesting but i you have to capture people's attention and of course that works also really good if you're providing consistent content so if you know okay mortars posting and previous posts and there were quite interesting. My my first lines can don't need so much power to convince anymore because he will automatically think that read my post so like being consistent i thing helps and also building relationships so if you like if people know and like you. They're much more likely to retire. Post and if they if they don't like you so i think these are like little things to keep in mind of course. There's a ton of things that you should keep in mind. The post more readable for solo using lot of white space without hitting enter a lot so easy to reach and not like huge text blogs using some emojis may be to make it more appealing asking questions so that people also start to read comments which also counts as the twelve time i suppose at least and all this other people something to read So there's a lot of little things that that you can do. Of course. I always start to think from the main. The main reasoning of what does lincoln wants. What do they want to promote. And how can i sort of provide that in a way not only to be linked but also to help me and also the people that want to talk to because i mean tests to be interesting for them so it's a win win
Breakdown 2 Lowdown
"lang" Discussed on Breakdown 2 Lowdown
"Wouldn't you gotta go gotta stop in that. Gotta stop to that we even when we deal with each other on a personal personal basis in our society If i could lay you a helping hand. And i'll help you not have to go through what i went through a dude. You know because some stuff is just helping each other in the system each other so what we go through an always just less is also it can also be valuable information at took pass onto the next personnel is wanted to say that no i love. That does wonderful so i mean and now back to the snakes so listen this is. I'm just saying this because this is what people said you know lay said as soon as the Kim economy got together. A lot of people were horrified by this. They were like oh no like. They're about to ruin this man's life he's about to be in the sunken plays. We had a lot of things when they got together and then over the years we saw them. You know. Get married and have four. Children would stand the test of a lot of people's time because a lot of people thought it was going to last this long. So i really didn't like i didn't together in two thousand eleven thousand twelve. They've been together about nine years married for seven years. So i really didn't expect this long but it's been announced recently if you guys on off listeners. Don't know that. Kim kardashian has officially filed for divorce. It seems to be pretty real. It's also been announced that it's going to be documented on the last season of keeping up with dick action. This is the course. This is the final season of the show in some other show. Apparently they're also like she's also making a separate about the divorce. So i i was coming here. They sure do. I was a little bit shocked though. Like i don't know what. I was shocked about like worship for word no. I was shocked because even before they were talking about divorce rumors member. We talked about the rumors. But i was like nah. I think they're going to stay together because the way kim was acting like she was rolling her eyes on social media light blanket. Oh bla-bla-bla media. Be talking to whatever. So i was like okay. Maybe stick by him. We know connie is crazy. So i mean we we all know. He's he's on his centric person. We've known that. And she clearly has known actor she'd been married to him for a while so i was just like maybe she's just like yeah. Whatever we're going to make it work. We have all these kids. What i thought it was. I thought that was a. I was done with but now to hear it. I'm a little bit Shock that she filed but not too much. I'm definitely more shocked that they're just blatantly. Make it a part of their reality show. More no the way that. I see it as like the whole time. They never had compared to the other relationship that the family had sold. I'm sure they will let you know what that means. We're gonna make money out of it. That's the way that i see but audit in that. I'm not. I'm not surprised at a rally. It's part of their scheme auditorium relationship that they are in the breaking up. And you know the pattern. They all turned crazy after that some of them are co cavs. Someone demo i not playing in the nba. No more way doing better stop. Lamar lamar healthy help. You need my dot with the latin old. I'm like yeah you know but it but it is good to see him Helped i actually just saw him on a the comedian country whining. Yes i don't wanna cut a couple of country wayne skit so that was the sam. Who's that lamar yet. Yeah he was on a couple of yoga. August twenty two. Yeah i i would miss the cool. I'm i'm. I'm not really surprised all and i think nick abby. I think what you said about the reality so it just not not really surprised but she dislikes Like yeah choice of word. I mean honestly i think is just for me was like all of the history that i just thought she would have handled this one differently. I know if all of the other relationships have been fodder for their tv show. You know we've seen them do it to tristen he's been a storyline many times You know seen travis scott on there like all of their men have been a part of the show in some fashion shape or fashion but i thought maybe because of the public like you know mental health issues at connie has had and just the different struggles that they've had. I thought maybe she would just wanna handle this divorce in a different way. But i guess not put anything past crashes. I guess i mean no judgment. Could this society. You know like judge a bed. Ho- real woman. Would i say Candidates went differently when it consta- married but disliked beckham by this is who she is like. She's known for being a camera or something is all his life for her. She can't turn it off because this'll she really is at the end of the day is about money. It's about being saying no matter where she goes through stat brand at kim kardashian brand in this slide you hate it when it's like a lot of time romy celebrities getting together. Now you do have some successful Celebrity couples out there and our plot which you see the difference in his steel. It's like authentic where celebrities we were doing our own thing but the whole time we were just meeting. Meet each ella. Because once we met each other the personality just missed so will like somebody like grant he'll into mere addition the beat ago but they was destined to be together. I mean controversy. Some of the stuff come out with them. I mean even like to weigh in on gabrielle. Union this is like his a lobbying other relationships. And i know i'm missing some people. A lot of other relationships is just like man. Was this Y'all relieving a light meeting really finding services Dr knowing anything about each other or is it just for the cameras. Connie initially elephant a lot of people thought it was like a mixture of clouds a mixture of lust of what it was messy away at. It happened to it was so messy. Connie was making songs where he was like. He was like my girl or superstar off from a home movie like he was really making it like a weird like he. He had her on a motorcycle. Naked was strange things happening. He was dressed in her for like a couple of years. That was weird. It felt like a sort of like he got with this person who we thought was like unattainable because we knew he talked pining away at for her for years and then he got with her and she honestly kimmel's already her own person already had developed this brand for herself and it was like she suddenly had to fit into what connie's idea of trophy wife was and then he had the whole christian stuff. Come up which i mean. Not saying he was never wasn't always a believer of but clearly had been deviated and he was like i. I remember a couple gonder show where he was telling her like. She could wear certain things because now he's back close with god and stuff not blake. Br what what is going on. Like i was like gonna work. It's not gonna work on notice your connie al noman. I'll know what did they will do it anymore be honest. I'm just curious to see what is going to be is nicks plotting light..
Breakdown 2 Lowdown
"lang" Discussed on Breakdown 2 Lowdown
"My delivery should have been. But i say now rattle it. I think you gotta right. I think you gotta right Ra so we're going to let you go for this. I mean we're going to check in with you on the lowdown are yes. Shots malcolm laying such a sweetheart. We're gonna talk to him a little bit more on the lowdown but we have to get into our oldies. I and i believe clarence europe. I g marvin gaye come. Live a come live with me angel Silva to talk..
How Good It Is
"lang" Discussed on How Good It Is
"A hit in the top. Twenty on the billboard charts. Okay this is the band. They've scored a top twenty hit and they have a very long name. And i will have that answer for you near the end of the show. This time around. We are looking at dan. Fogelberg nineteen eighty-one hit same old lang zayn and for change. I don't think they're going to be any weird surprises in this story. It's just kind of a sweet tale. That i thought i'd share with you but in my typical fashion. I'm going to back up just a little bit. Dan fogelberg was born in peoria illinois in one thousand nine hundred fifty one. His father was the band director at woodrow high school in that town and his mother was a classically trained pianist Fogelberg taught himself to play a hawaiian slide guitar that he had gotten from his grandfather with the help of course book and he had also learned to play the piano probably courtesy of his mother when he was fourteen he joined a beatles cover band called the clan and a couple of years after that he joined another ban another cover band and they actually released a couple of singles now while fogelberg was attending high school. He dated a girl named jill anderson but when they graduated in one thousand nine hundred sixty nine she went to western illinois university and he attended the university of illinois while they kept in touch. Well how it goes. He went to california to pursue his music career and she went to chicago ultimately to teach elementary school in northbrook and life and careers just generally got in the way now. Here's the thing. I want you to know about dan fogelberg because he's mostly known for these singer. Songwriter light rock ballads like leader of the ban. Which is about his father or longer which is still played at a lot of weddings and of course same old thing zayn which gets most of its airplay at christmas time because of the setting but fogelberg was a total package musician. By all accounts he was a great rock guitarist. And i've heard some people say yeah. This could shred. He was an excellent bluegrass musician. And it kind of frustrated him a little bit that he had a reputation for ballots in.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"lang" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Oh, and Lang Wealth partners, you know, every week as we do the show, you know, we're in the covert situation here. Everybody's in their own house, and we're kind of stuck in our houses. So that's why each week you hear somebody different. John Conley is here. Riot Marston is here. Sam is here and I want to make sure that Sam, everybody knows you've got a team of people. You know when people sit down, and you kind of got people who are specialty and And working with investments working with taxes. Working with safe money. You've got a team of people to put together to handle all the different areas of people's financial lives, don't you? Yeah, I think that's a very important thing that people should look for. It's not just and then there's nothing wrong with one man shows. I mean, back in the day when we started this business 30 years ago, it was Richard Beano and myself and you know, we had one office. We had one desk. We sat across from each other and, you know, boom. We're in business. But today We have a staff. We have a team. We have people that are in support capacity. We have advisors. We have people that are helping you strategize retirement. That's really what John Ryan and myself, That's that's really the core of the team. When we bring another professionals like you know, state planners, CPS, whatever whatever the client really needs, where there to help them, and it's important that sort of thing. Toe. It's an important characteristic toe. Look for when you're determining Hey, who should be who's qualified? And who should I be working with? When I think about all these really important things like my money, and the two guiding principles that you've had all along are still there. I think this though they're you know, things have changed throughout this world, for sure. But in our business When it comes down to sort of some rules that we follow. We move made these rules up many, many years ago, and it is become a guiding principles. Rule number one. Just don't lose the money and rule number two. Don't forget Rule number one. There it is. And I think that in this next email, you're gonna hear what these people are looking for, And I think they're exactly looking for those guiding principles. Any time you go to a website of financial website of any time, a lot of times they'll have a Q and a column in there. You got a question? Ask us and you can do that here with us as well. You could set up that 15 minutes strategy call and get your questions out on the table. But this one comes from the bank rate website. They got a Q and a column And this is a couple that's going to retire next year. Take a listen to this and see what you think. I'm 64. My wife is 63. We plan on retiring in September of 2021. Have a 401 k. My wife has a 403 B and together we have an IRA. We're going to supplement it with Social Security income and my wife's state pension. So, according to my calculations, we should probably be able to support ourselves for 25 years till I'm 90 and my wife is 89. That's how much money they believe they have. Here's his question. How do I lock in my account balances? So I don't lose any more in this uncertain future, or do I leave it as is and hope for things to improve? Sammy says the Million dollar question, isn't it? I just don't want to lose the money stand. Yeah. You know, I gotta tell you, I gotta compliment these people sounds like they've done a really good job right. They have a bunch of different sources for income. Luckily, the wife probably maybe a teacher. She has a state pension. They have so security. They have three different places that they've saved money for one K for three B and also an IRA. So you know, first and foremost, if you're listening. Congratulations. You've done a great job. But I think the danger there is I did my calculation and I have enough money to live till I'm 90 and my wife's 89. Well, what if you live beyond 90? Yeah, You know, do you want actually wake up and say Well, you know, what do I do now? I know I I ran out of money. My dad died at age 97. My mom's out at age 95. I assure you when, if I asked them when they were in the mid sixties as they were retiring. Hey, do you think you lived in the mid nineties? Maybe, like no heck, no, but they did, and many people do so we like to know when we put our plans together. We like to make sure that you have enough money to last you for your lifetime, right? That's what we call longevity risk. But their question is how I lock in my compounds is and I think it's a Sort of art. Great Segway into what many people are thinking. If these people are saying, Hey, you know what? I have three income sources so security pensions but the third income sources from my savings. And if I have a half a million dollars, I can safely take out maybe 20 grand a year. What if my half a million dollars goes down to form $1000? Well. I need to take out more in higher percentage if I need that $20,000, so that's sort of where the danger comes, and we have this thing called sequence returns. I don't want to bore our listeners right now in terms of how it works, But the important thing is to make sure That you sort of keep what you got, right? I look at my 401 k, you know, douse over 30,000 points right now. So my balances, you know, fairly healthy. Well, tomorrow we could go down next week. It could go down a never sort of gets cornered. Quote locked in And she actually sell something you make a decision at our firm we when they're finished right there. Sometimes we talk about financial vehicles and products insurance products that automatically lock in on an annual basis. And randy you and I talk about this whole lot. But let's let's focus in on this from the next minute or so there are opportunities where people can put money aside for retirement. And generally, it's designed to give you a place to get income that you can count on. It's kind of like, you know, sustainable, reliable and predictable income streams from this type of money, But let's use an example we put in You know, $200,000 And let's say we earned 5% exactly a year from today. Well, that means our $200,000 now is worth $210,000. So at the end of that time period. That's $210,000 becomes your new principal. That's your local. Yeah, That's your low point, right? If the following year the market crashes or what have you the economy tanks? You don't go backwards. Your new floor is $210,000. That's what we call it an annual reset and it gets locked in and becomes the new principal. So the following year if things turn around, and they go back up They go back up from 210,000, not a low number, and this might be sort of confusing to comprehend over the radio waves, but it's really important to understand that there are financial vehicles. I'll help you automatically lock.