39 Burst results for "Macy"
The MMQB NFL Podcast
A highlight from Cowboys Defense Dominates & Broncos Struggles Continue
"From I Heart Podcast, Supreme the Battle for Roe tells the story of the unlikely champions behind the landmark case Roe v. Wade, starring Maya Hawk as 26 -year -old lead attorney Sarah Weddington. We're challenging the Texas abortion laws in federal court. And Academy Award nominee William H. Macy as Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun. Time is not the most important factor. Getting it right is. Listen to the podcast Supreme the Battle for Roe on the I Heart radio app or AI has the power to automate. But if it's using untrusted data, can you trust the results? Your business doesn't just need AI, it needs the right AI for your business. Introducing WatsonX, a platform designed to multiply output by tailoring AI to your needs. When you WatsonX your business, you can train, tune and deploy AI all with your trusted data. Let's create the right AI for your business with WatsonX. Learn more at ibm .com slash WatsonX. IBM, let's create.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh "Macy" from WTOP 24 Hour News
"Jackets and more. Find the latest trends and new arrivals at a Macy's Backstage store near you. Ralph Fox, WTOP traffic. 2, 7 News First Alert meteorologist Mark Pena. Still dealing with the effects of Ophelia. It's no longer a tropical system but it's basically being absorbed into a frontal boundary nearby and that frontal boundary is going to take a while to exit our region so what that means for us is some spotty showers pretty much every single day for the week ahead so the gray skies you're seeing outside right now are basically going to be in the forecast every single day and now we're not expecting a complete washout but about a half inch of rain possible between now and Friday before the sun comes out by next weekend I'm 7 News meteorologist Mark Pena and the First Alert Weather Center. It's 68 degrees in the district at 741. Monday news
Mike Gallagher Podcast
A highlight from The Mike and Mark Davis Daily Chat - 09/18/23
"Macy's one day sale is going on now with great deals of the day on fall updates like 40 % off outfits for the office that work off the clock too and 40 to 60 % off shoes handbags and accessories to finish your look and get 25 to 40 % off your favorite beauty skincare and fragrances plus get free shipping with any online purchase of $25 or more at Macy's savings off sale and clearance prices exclusions apply before we begin to 1959 the year before Mike Gallagher's birth holy cow it's pre Mike Frankie Avalon and Venus Frankie Avalon Michael I ever dead alive correct 83 today happy birthday Frankie Avalon I leave it to you my friend how was your weekend I know how mine was well I know as you were you were on the middle of it I kept reaching out to you you were so busy you could barely have time for your buddy Mike to give me all the the ins and outs I got to you but I was Rick and I was recovering my wisdom's tooth surgery for every for the dozens of people all over America worried about it it went fine does it a little bit of pain Friday night not a big deal turns out there it's not that it wasn't quite the major surgery I thought it was going to be but my heart hurt in reading your tweet that Donald Trump is not pro -life let's go well let's start there let's start there because I'm going to use the Marc Davis rule about two things being true at the same time first of all this of course stems from his his widely covered interview with Kirsten Welker she's the new host of NBC try I got a I got a very funny text from my phone screener an office manager in Tampa Tracy who said if she's gonna be the host for meet the press I give me the press about six more months I mean I didn't watch the whole thing you know who I did watch a lot though side note and I want to ask you about this have you seen Margaret Brennan is that her name on face the nation on CBS yes hmm oh boy she's bad she's a terrible interviewer I mean I don't mean to I hate to listen she's very prominent and maybe I'm wrong to criticize her but she just seems really stilted and awkward and I just watched for some reason I very rarely watch all of face the nation but I watched almost the whole thing I thought this is not a great talent anyway that's a sidebar so Kristen Welker Welker nails President Trump on the abortion issue and and I see your tweet and I heard your monologue this morning oh Donald Trump is not pro -life as if that virtue signaling is what it was what it sounds like to me is is scoring points with somebody I don't know who you're trying to win over when you say don't over analyze here's because and it gets to the root of the way I believe we all should be and that is not to operate to the fealty of any individual any person it's never about the person it's about the principal there are degrees of pro -choice you can favor partial birth abortion you can favor it at 20 weeks you can favor it at 15 he clearly does said so calling the heartbeat bill the only way to be technically pro -life the wrong way the wrong oh really how life are you if you're okay with with a baby and do you hear yourself do you hear yourself answer the life how life are you how pro -life favor abortion at 14 weeks I think I'm pretty pro -life if I get Roe v.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh "Macy" from WTOP 24 Hour News
"Time. Visit floormaxfloors .com today. That's floormaxfloors .com. Traffic and weather on the 8th to Ralph Fox in the WTO traffic center. Things starting to actually clear up pretty nicely at this hour. For the most part, the major days are moving at speed. No reported problems on the Capitol Beltway, both on the Maryland or Virginia side. An earlier concern, 66, looks like it's taking care of itself. We're not seeing a major delay. This 66 westbound in the area of 29. Taking a look on the Maryland side, 95 and the Baltimore -Washington Parkway, both moving at speed. Some minor delays on the Parkway, but nothing of concern. No incidents in the roadway. 50 in good shape between the Capitol Beltways. You make way your out to the Bay Bridge. Some earlier concerns on the George Washington Parkway. Still got a bit of slowing there. There was an earlier crash in the area of the Key Bridge. This southbound had a single lane getting by that looks like have things picked up once again. Also 123 Chain Bridge Road. Southbound at Glebe Road. Spot to watch for how to report a dark traffic light there. In the district there was a festival earlier that have should ended at 7 o 'clock. It had Pennsylvania Avenue between 3rd and 7th Street shut down. Also the ramp to the 12th Street Expressway coming off the Southwest Freeway. Had the off -ramp block there. Also 14th Street Northwest, both ways between Pennsylvania Avenue and Independence. There was a street closure in effect so in all those spots watch for the cleanup and things getting back to the way they should be. On the Maryland side there was an earlier concern 32 at Dorsey Run Road that should be out of the roadway now point at this as well. You do have a lot of volume 95 South Bend on the Virginia side starting just before Lorton. heavy Pretty across the Occoquan through Woodbridge, Dumfries, then it opens up triangle down to Fredericksburg so you go through Requient Harbor. Also northbound there you're in good shape as well. Let's see here, everything else looks like it's in good shape. What do you find at Macy's backstage? Here's a hint. Most fall finds for $25 and under like sharp blazers, cozy sweaters, jackets and more. Find the latest trends and new arrivals at a Macy's Backstage store near you. Ralph Fox, WTOP traffic. 2, 7 News First Alert meteorologist Mark Pena. Still dealing with the effects of Ophelia. It's no longer a tropical system but it's basically being absorbed into a frontal boundary
Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 07:00 08-22-2023 07:00
"On Wall Street, stay with us, Bloomberg's surveillance of Tom Kean, Jonathan Farrow and Lisa Abramowitz starts right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act, this is Bloomberg Radio. This is not an end of bull market run, this is just a correction. One thing that really stands out is how kind of rational or orderly a lot of the elements of this all up is. I think we are in a situation where we are seeing pressure on many central banks. The Fed is going to cut rates next year, that's what the equity market wants to hear in order to have a sustainable move higher. The Fed will back off if inflation comes down. This is Bloomberg Surveillance with Tom Kean, Jonathan Farrow and Lisa Abramowitz. This has not been a quiet August at all, live from New York City this morning. Good morning, good morning. For our audience worldwide, this is Bloomberg Surveillance on TV and radio alongside Lisa Abramowitz, I'm Jonathan Farrow. Snapping a four -day losing streak on the S &P 500 in yesterday's session and adding just a little bit more weight to the S &P 500. Equity is up here by 0 .5%. There have been many surprises for 2023. The US economy has been one, upside surprise after upside surprise. Consumer very discretionary much in focus with the airlines and the cruise operators. Bramo retail in focus this morning all over again. We've been getting a slew of earnings, whether it's Macy's, whether it's Lowe's, Dick's Sporting Goods, and we will work through all of them. But the highlight really is resilience and we keep seeing that despite some concerns. We've seen that in the shares so far year to date. People continue to spend and that has been the story. This sets up the conversation for us pretty well with Chairman Powell on Friday. That speech 1005 Eastern Time at Jackson Hole, Wyoming, the annual Fed get -together. I'm sure you're all familiar with it.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh "Macy" from WTOP 24 Hour News
"It is with Comcast Business. Building your speed with GigSpeed Wi -Fi, powering all your devices in fast downloads and uploads. by Powered the next generation 10G network. With Comcast Business, next level speed isn't just possible, it's happening. Comcast Business. Powering possibilities. Get started with fast speeds and advanced security for $39 a month for 12 months with no annual contract. Plus ask how to get up to a $600 prepaid card on a qualifying gig bundle. Gig Wi -Fi requires paperless billing and automatic payments. New 50 megabits per second internet and security edge customers only. Equipment taxes and fees extra. After promo, rates regular apply. Gig Wi -Fi requires gig internet and compatible router. WTOP. Watching the areas you drive most. Traffic updates every 10 minutes on the traffic and weather on the 8th. Rick McClure in the WTOP Traffic All right, Dick, let's start at Maryland. I -270 North at I -370. Crash reported we are sticking to the right locals lane of the at last check. Could be moved over to the right shoulder by now. I -95 had the crash north before I I -195 that was moved over to the left shoulder and the delays are just about gone through Elkridge. VW Parkway had some volume north through Jessup and south through Fort Meade. Just volume at point. this Had police activity on Central Avenue that had a single lane getting by both ways at Addison Road. Road 50 still holding up nicely inside and outside the beltway to and from the Bay Bridge three lanes west and two lanes east across the bay and no issues reported around the Capital Beltway. Delays are getting old as has gotten a lot less over Spring and Tysons and let's head over to Virginia. 395 north had some volume heavy He's still leaving Virginia toward the district inbound on the 14th Street Bridge with no access to the street because of an event that's going on downtown. I -95 south Newington, Lorton, Woodbridge and parts of Dale City. Still a little bit of volume left. It's fresh lane to point it still on the northbound side. Had it toward Fredericksburg in a small stretch. What will you find Macy's at Backstage? Fall fines for $25 and under like sharp blazers, cozy sweaters, cargo pants, jackets and more. Find the latest trends and new arrivals at Macy's Backstage near you. Rick McClure, WTOP traffic. And now to 7 of a news first alert meteorologist Mark Pena. Cloudy and great conditions to round out the rest of your weekend and seeing a few spotty showers out there as
The Breakdown
A highlight from A Flurry of Amicus Briefs in Coinbase vs. SEC
"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 Monday, August 14th, and today we are talking about a wild set of amicus briefs filed in the Coinbase against SEC case. 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. All right, friends. Well, today, as I said, the main focus of the show is a slew of amicus briefs filed in the Coinbase case at the very end of last week. But first, a quick update in the SPF saga. Now, I'm sure all of you guys are at least a little bit familiar with what happened at this point, but let's present it for completeness. TLDR, after months of playing fast and loose with bail conditions, Sam has been sent to jail to await his trial. Now, the big catalyst for this was, of course, last month's leaking parts of former Alameda CEO Carolyn Ellison's journal to The New York Times. Carolyn was the CEO of Alameda during the final months of operations, was at times Sam's girlfriend, and will also be a key witness in Sam's trial. Now, SPF had said through lawyers that he was merely trying to, quote, give his side of the story. This is something that he has done a lot of, apparently. Indeed, he has notched up over 100 phone calls with one New York Times journalist in particular, and that's just one of the many reporters that he has been in touch with. The prosecutor argued effectively that this was indirect witness tampering. They said that even though there hadn't been an overt communication with Ellison, the intention was clear, stating, I think the fact the defendant was more subtle in his methods than a mobster doesn't mean it was benign. Now, the judge ultimately sided with the DOJ, finding that Sam's conduct was closer to witness intimidation than constitutionally protected public defense. During the hearing on Friday, the judge said Sam had been willing to, quote, risk crossing the line in an effort to get right up to the line wherever it is. Of Ellison's writings, which Sam shared, the judge said, The documents are in part personal and intimate. They are personally oriented, not business oriented. They are something that someone who had been in a relationship would be unlikely to share with anyone except to hurt and frighten the subject. Ultimately, the judge said, My conclusion is there is probable cause to believe the defendant has attempted to tamper with witnesses at least twice. There is a reputable presumption that there is no set of conditions that will ensure Bankman -Fried will not be a danger. So the other witness tampering attempt that the judge was referring to came shortly after Sam's arrest and release on bail when he had reached out to former FTX U .S. General Counsel Ryan Miller, suggesting that they stay in touch, coordinate communications, etc. Sam had also previously broken bail conditions when he had used the VPN to access the Internet, something that he claimed was just to watch the NFL playoffs, which very few people bought as totally true. Part of Sam's argument for remaining out of jail had been that incarceration would make it more difficult for him to prepare his defense. Prior to locking Sam up, the judge ensured that he would have access to a laptop to continue his trial preparation, which it seems like is just about the only good thing about the facility that he is on his way to. The judge said, I am focused on the possibility that he will be detained at the MDC, not on anyone's list of five -star facilities. That said, I understand he could have a dedicated laptop at the MDC 9, 10, 11 hours a day. Sam's trial is set to begin on October 2nd. His legal team has, of course, appealed the decision to revoke his bail and requested that he remain on house arrest pending appeal, but were denied on that motion. Former journalist Dan Nguyen really captured, I think, the sensibilities of the entire Twitter sphere when he wrote, SPF got one of the sweetest bail deals in history, and all he had to do was chill at his parents' Stanford home, play with the new dog his parents bought for him, and not use a VPN to secretly commit more crimes on the Internet, and yet, clown face emoji. Anyways, guys, just another gross chapter in a bad story. But with that, let's move on to something much more positive. On Friday, Blockchain Association Chief Policy Officer J. Chivinsky wrote, Today is a fun day. The deadline for amicus briefs on Coinbase's motion for judgment on the pleadings of the SEC's enforcement action. I expect to see many excellent briefs on many different issues. They should start hitting the docket soon. And indeed, hit they did. On Friday, a slew of briefs were filed in support of Coinbase's motion to dismiss the SEC's lawsuit. Now, most crypto lawsuits from the SEC have seen numerous amicus or friend -of -the -court briefs filed, but the Coinbase lawsuit attracted more attention from the legal community than usual. The Coinbase motion for judgment on the pleadings was supported by venture firms Paradigm and A16Z, who filed a joint brief, crypto lobbyists including the Blockchain Association, the Chamber for Digital Commerce and the DeFi Education Fund, and perhaps most notable were briefs from Senator Cynthia Lummis, as well as a group of six legal scholars. Coinbase is, of course, being sued for offering the sale of unregistered securities. The SEC's lawsuit hinges on the claim that 13 tokens offered on Coinbase's centralized exchange are securities. In addition to alleging that the main trading venue requires registration as a securities exchange, the SEC also alleges that Coinbase's self -hosted wallet is an unregistered securities brokerage and clearing agency. Finally, the lawsuit also alleged that Coinbase's staking product is a securities offering. As usual, all of these claims rely on the Howey Test, which is a Supreme Court test to determine when a transaction is deemed to be the sale of an investment contract. Coinbase's argument is that none of the tokens they offer fully satisfy the test, and as such, the lawsuit should be thrown out without the court hearing any further facts of the case. In addition, Coinbase is arguing that the SEC has attempted to expand its jurisdiction beyond the authority it was granted by Congress. This argument, as we have discussed, is brought under the Major Questions Doctrine, which is a relatively recent legal doctrine put forward by the Supreme Court. The Major Questions Doctrine holds that administrative agencies must have explicit authority from Congress to oversee an industry which forms a major part of the U .S. economy. So now let's go through the set of different briefs kind of organized in the context that they came in. We'll start with the VC and lobbyist briefs. The joint brief from Paradigm and A16Z focused extensively on the damage that could be done to the industry if the SEC's view of the law was held to be correct. They wrote, The brief noted that the SEC claimed crypto tokens themselves embody the terms of an investment contract, so continued to carry a classification as securities into the secondary markets long after their initial sale. This approach was rejected in the recent Ripple case, but remains contentious among federal court judges. The brief warned that allowing the SEC to take this approach could extend their reach into an endless array of commonly sold assets including fine art, classic cars, and vintage wines. Now, a group of crypto lobbyists led by the Blockchain Association said in their brief that the SEC seeks to cast aside the nearly century -old understanding of an investment contract and usurp Congress's authority to decide how to regulate a burgeoning industry. They claimed that the statutory text, history, precedent, and common sense all foreclosed the SEC's attempt to rewrite the definition of investment contract to reach digital asset sales unaccompanied by any ongoing contractual obligations. In a Twitter thread discussing the joint brief, G. Kim, the General Counsel at the Crypto Council for Innovation, wrote, The SEC is trying to short -circuit the legislative process and seize the power to resolve questions of massive economic and political importance by presenting its flawed interpretation in enforcement actions. The Chamber of Digital Commerce echoed their fellow lobbyists in making the point that the SEC is exceeding their authority and using inappropriate methods to bring the crypto industry to heel. They wrote that the SEC is choosing to use the blunt and unpredictable tool of enforcement proceedings to the exclusion of all other methods. They characterized the lawsuit as Coinbase's turn on the SEC's roulette wheel. Now, the DeFi Education Fund took a different approach, focusing their brief on the technical side of the case and linking the underlying functionality of crypto products to the legal arguments. The DeFi lobbyist explained that both Coinbase's staking service and wallet are software products rather than regulated financial service products. They argued that a decision in favor of the SEC's overly expansive theories related to this software application would have a chilling effect on the developers and service providers that innovate in DeFi and consequently the users of this technology. With regard to the wallet, they pointed out that Coinbase does not route orders nor take control of customer assets, so it's difficult to see how they could be viewed as a broker in that context. In discussing staking, they noted that while Coinbase administers the validators which deliver staking rewards to customers, their, quote, function is squarely ministerial as an IT service provider. Put another way, Coinbase provides an IT product that leads to a financial reward, but that reward stems from the crypto protocols themselves rather than from Coinbase's efforts. Now, maybe the most striking brief in support of Coinbase was co -signed by not one but six law professors with expertise in securities law. This includes experts from UCLA, Boston University, Fordham Law School, Widener University, the University of Chicago Law School, and Yale Law School. And importantly, this isn't a group of outspokenly crypto -friendly professors. Between them, this group has written multiple textbooks and authored countless academic papers. Some of them quite literally wrote the book on securities law. Their brief focuses on the definition of the term investment contract and argues that it has a much more limited scope than the SEC seems to think. A key part of the SEC's crypto lawsuits has been the idea that a crypto token is one part of an overall investment scheme which does not require a formal contract between the parties. This would mean that a token could be considered a security even when the issuer doesn't make any promises to holders and doesn't take any direct investment from purchasers. The professors rejected this as ignorant of the history of securities law. Their opinion is that the Securities Act of 1933 used the very well -established language of investment contract to refer specifically to situations where, quote, the investor receives, in exchange for an investment, a contractual undertaking or right to an enterprise's income, profits, or assets. They argued that this definition of an investment contract had been present in state legislation and cases leading up to the passing of federal regulation in 1933. They added that this definition has been consistently used by the courts to decide lawsuits following Howey to this day. This historical argument flies in the face of SEC briefs, which have often discarded state legislation and cases prior to 1933 as irrelevant. The legal scholars wrote that nowhere in the Howey decision does the Supreme Court, quote, suggest that it was doing away with the court textual and historical anchor of the statutory term investment contract, i .e. contractual undertakings. Rather, Howey's reference to a scheme or transaction simply reflected the instruction that courts should consider the economic reality of a business venture to determine whether an investment contract exists. The law professors suggested that by agreeing with the SEC's definition of an investment contract, the court would be going against almost a century of case law. They urged that, quote, The court should adhere to the settled meaning of the term, consistently applied by the state courts interpreting state blue sky laws, as well as by the federal appellate courts before and since Howey. Under that settled meaning, an investment contract requires contractual undertakings to deliver future value, reflecting the income, profits, or assets of a business. Paradigm policy director Justin Slaughter writes, It takes real skill to so mismanage the situation that you have serious institutionalists like Professors Macy and Hammermesh filing amici briefs against the SEC in an enforcement case. This case is on track to blow up the SEC's powers and maybe weaken agency powers across the board. That people invested in the current securities regime are still siding against the current SEC position speaks volumes. Finally, Senator Cynthia Lummis has also filed an amicus brief addressing the question of whether the SEC has overreached its authority. Lummis began her brief by drawing the court's attention to the numerous bipartisan efforts currently underway in Congress to craft regulations for the crypto industry. She wrote that she, Has a special interest in upholding the Constitution's separation of powers by ensuring that federal administrative agencies do not exceed the authority conferred upon them or encroach upon Congress's ongoing legislative efforts. Amicus believes that the SEC's approach to enforcement in this case, and in the crypto asset industry more broadly, contravenes that separation of powers. Now given that the cornerstone of any major questions doctrine argument is that an administrative agency is exceeding the powers granted to it by Congress, it seems extremely relevant to be told by a sitting US Senator that they believe this to be the case. Lummis continued, When Congress created the SEC to regulate securities markets, it did not grant the SEC power to reimagine the definition of securities to expand the agency's sphere of influence into other asset classes or to encroach on other agencies and regulatory schemes. The SEC's attempt to shoehorn an entire new class of assets into the existing definition of a security and thereby add to the definition enumerated by Congress exceeds the SEC's authority, encroaches on Congress's lawmaking, and contravenes the separation of powers. Put simply, she said, Basically, the brief is an attempt to provide evidence to the court that Congress is not content with the status quo when it comes to crypto regulation. Much of the brief describes the various ongoing legislative efforts. And after outlining these bills, Lummis writes, The multitude of interests at stake require a holistic approach beyond the scope of a single agency. Ultimately, she says, Lummis urged the court to, Now, I think where most of the analysis lands, holding aside deep legal minutiae, which obviously will become very important in terms of how the case actually resolves, is from a sentiment shift it feels to people, of course, outside observers, that this is going to be a hard one for the SEC. Algorithmic trading firm CEO Xi Zhen writes, Now, I would never go that far given that Let's hope that these friends of the court are correct. Appreciate you guys listening as always. Until next time, be safe and take care of each other. Peace.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh "Macy" from WTOP 24 Hour News
"Year best with the price for two lines of unlimited just thirty dollars a line a month. Visit Xfinity .com fastest mobile to learn more. Restrictions apply. Xfinity unlimited intro service and Xfinity internet required. Compares lowest price 5G plans of top carriers three tax slim piece extra reduced speeds after 20 gigabytes of usage data thresholds may vary. When traffic is at its worst, WTOP is at its best. I just wanted to thank the people who have been doing this for ten live reporting. I'm a millennial so we are used to looking up the news on our phones and then I realized I was like wait WTOP breaking traffic news traffic on the interloop is beginning to move. They were the only source of help that I was able to access WTOP news. Everything you need every time you listen. Yes, traffic and weather on the 8th. Here's Rick McClure in the WTOP Traffic Center. Well about wait now with a little more volume Sandy as more people get out and about. Looks like it's starting to cloud up a little bit along certain stretches through Maryland and Virginia so be careful no issues reported yet. Just a few volume slow spots interloop from 202 towards Central Avenue, interloop from the spur off and on toward River, interloop from the Virginia side still slowing between the toll road and the Legion Bridge and the outlook from before I -395 back to Braddock where we had crews out some clearing crash debris from the right lane. I -95 Maryland we had a crash reported south near Route 100. BW Parkway police are checking the southbound lanes for a crash near Route or near I -195 BWI Marshall exit. Route 50 still good both inside and outside Beltway and to and from the Bay Bridge three lanes west two lanes east across the bay. Route 29 south through Ellicott City is under police direction with the crash after Route 40. On the Virginia side looking good on 66 had a few volume slow spots east through Fairfax and that's it. 395 you're good to go had a little volume on your channel boundary but that just briefly toward the inbound 14th. I -95 no change with the volume just in the southbound side between Lorton and Dale City. Express Lane supporting northbound to help you out. Volume on the northbound side of I -95 after Route 17 headed toward Fredericksburg. That's it. What will you find at Macy's backstage? Here's a hint. Fall fines for $25 and under like sharp blazers cozy sweaters cargo pants jackets more find the latest trends and new arrivals at Macy's a backstage store near you. Rick McClure WTOP traffic. Now to 7 News First Alert meteorologist Jordan Evans. Tracking your forecast into heading a new week looking more like late October with a lot of cloud cover temperatures staying in the 60s
Bloomberg Radio New York
"macy" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Denise Pellegrini and here's a thought you don't often hear. Are we actually better off than we think as consumers? Well, that's the word from Jonathan Gallo. He's had a quantitative research and also chief U.S. equity strategist over at Credit Suisse. Just think about what the consumer is facing last year, wages went up three to 4%, but inflation, CPI averaged 8. So the average American went to the store, got a raise and realized it didn't go as far as he wanted. This year, he's getting a raise of 5 to 6% if you're retiring, your cost of living adjustment on your social security or government pension is up 8%, but inflation is expected to be under 3% at the end of the year. So the consumer is going to feel surprisingly empowered in this environment because wages are running hotter than inflation where they will be throughout the course of the year. The other thing is with jobs abundant, you have this really golden environment for consumers. And that was Jonathan Gallup head of quantitative research and also chief U.S. equity strategist over at Credit Suisse. And if you want to put your finger on the pulse of consumers, probably no better way to do it. When you think about it, then to look at how retailers are doing at this moment. Whole paradigm reporting in the coming week is a matter of fact, including Costco Nordstrom target Macy's Dollar Tree just to name a few. And we did get that blowout quarterly report from Walmart, the world's largest retailer. It also offered a kind of cautious look. And here's Walmart CFO, John David Rainey about all that. With Bloomberg's Kaley Leiden's and guy Johnson. Well, there's a lot that we don't know about the economy as we're sitting here just a couple of weeks into the fiscal year for us. We had a really strong fourth quarter where we grew the top line over 8% and saw adjusted operating income growth of north of 6% and performed a lot better than we expected at the beginning of the quarter. And so you're seeing that our value proposition is certainly resonating with consumers right now. But there's a lot of macro uncertainty. And as we, as we look across the consumers across the globe, but certainly here in the U.S., balance sheets are getting thinner, you're seeing savings rates decline. And we really haven't been in a position where we've seen the fed Titan at this rate. And so as we look forward and give guidance for the full year, we're adopting a cautious outlook and we want to make sure that we're responsive to whatever environment that we're going to find ourselves in. This is fascinating because I hear this story from so many companies. And basically what they're saying is, actually, we're okay right now. Things are working. We've just had a great quarter. But we keep hearing about all these macro factors that we need to worry about. And as a result of which we don't know what's going to happen, but at the moment, we're fine. Is that how you would describe your story here at the moment? You kind of listen to people like us talking about the macro headwinds. You listen to what the fed is saying, you look at the data. And you see risks there. But at the moment, that is not what you're seeing in terms of your footfall in your business. Is that how you would describe it? I think it's fair to say that I characterize it maybe slightly differently in that. We've seen maybe even been surprised by the resilience of the consumer and consumer spending. They've been more discerning in this environment, more selective when they're shopping, looking for those discounted price points, looking for when things go on sale to buy larger ticket items. And they've been spending more of their disposable income on things like food and gas. And how long that last is anyone's anyone could probably better answer than me. But that's partly why we have a cautious Alec for the year because we simply don't know what we don't know right now. Well, on the subject of that consumer behavior, something else that we have seen in that Walmart has benefited from is those at the higher end of the income scale trading down, if you will, and shopping at lower cost retailers, how much of that do you expect to retain? How do you retain it? Well, again, we're seeing that our value proposition is resonating with consumers. If you were to go back a couple of quarters, we've been seeing consistent share gain, particularly in the area of food and consumables. And two quarters ago, probably 70 to 80% of that share gain was coming from households that had income north of a $100,000. What we've seen in the most recent quarter is that we've actually had share gain from some of the lower and middle income buckets as well. And so as these consumers are being more discerning, as they're looking for value. And importantly, in a world where convenience really matters, our value proposition is resonating with them. John, do you think that? Do you think that's going to be able to continue? The hard discounters must be pushing you pressing you pretty hard. At the bottom end, I appreciate that you're bringing new consumers into the top. But is the risk that you lose them at the bottom to the hard discounters? Well, if you go back last year, certainly with some of the supply chain issues, you saw a very competitive environment with respect to markdowns. We at Walmart are in a much better position with our inventory right now. And so I think relative to last year, you're probably see less markdowns on the margin at least. But again, we're a company that does well when the consumers pocketbook is tight and they're looking for value, but we're also a company that does really well in good times. As we're continuing to evolve and expand our business into a lot of other initiatives that go far beyond just simply being a retailer that people go to with price. One of the data points that we highlighted on the call is that consumer mindshare scores are consumer sentiment. We actually score as high for convenience now or almost as high for convenience as we do for price. And that was Walmart CFO John David Rainey, with Bloomberg's Kaylee lines and guide Johnson. And we will be getting a quarterly report from Lowe's this coming week as well. Rival Home Depot reported this past week. It didn't do so hot, but Bill Smith found her chair and CIO of sweet capital tells Kayleigh he is bullish on Walmart. And even the beaten down Home Depot. There's 92 million millennials that are forming households and are engaging the kind of spending that are that's necessity based. And as soon as you go to necessities, that's really good for Walmart and ultimately for Home Depot. Home Depot's problem is very simple. It's a category that's going to do really well over the next ten years, but is temporarily negatively impacted by what the fed is doing with tightening. The stock market is designed to move money from impatient people to patient people. And if you're in this market right now and want to make a lot of money in 6 months, you're in trouble because this market is designed to punish the sins of the bull market that came before this. Bill, you mentioned their Home Depot having a fed problem essentially because you are seeing the effect of tightening showing up in the housing market, therefore there's less DIY spending, but Home Depot also has a labor problem. I mean, what do you make of the $1 billion they say they're going to have to pay to increase wages to get people in the stores to serve customers? No, that's not a labor problem. That is reality. The reality is we're in an inflation cycle. Welcome to the 1970s. You had $7 trillion worth of federal government borrowing. Get monetized. And you're leaving the poor Federal Reserve to try to solve a problem
The Podcast On Podcasting
"macy" Discussed on The Podcast On Podcasting
"And what they said, and I'm not saying this is necessarily true. But what they said is all of you are the same. You have about the same amount of return. You have underwrite about the same way, like to them in their own perspective, all of this indicators were the same. All of the coaches were the same. All of the life coaches, the mentors, the physical coaches, the nutrition coaches, whoever you are listening and what you do, you got that person thinking, oh, they're all the same. They all teach me macros. They all teach me exercise. They all teach me whatever, but then they're going to say, but who am I similar to? And so these two guys, the weirdest thing they decided to put a hundred grand with me each or maybe one of them was like 50, but one of them wanted to put a hundred grand with me instead of all of these other people that were also good. Just simply because I mountain biked. And he only knew that a mountain bike because I did that BRT and we had that. Okay, now let's talk about what is matching and mirroring. Matching and mirroring would basically be you're not going to get a real, it's not going to be easy for yamiche to take somebody from loving the stock market, for example. To investing with you, if you are different from them, if you're saying you're this type of person, I'm this type of person, then they're going to be like, yeah, she doesn't even get me. She doesn't understand me. Her, she, I've been making money in my stock market. They might say. They might say I've been doing this for 30 years and now I've got like a million bucks there, or a half a million or any other number. And so who is she to tell me that this doesn't work? Right? But if we, as we're interviewing that person, we've got to find a way to relate to them by saying something like all that's great that you do the stock market. How long have you been doing that and start to show the benefit of what they're already doing? And in a very gentle, careful way, you can say that you might want to diversify that. You might want to diversify it because not sure if the stock market is always going to go up and maybe there's other things, other ways for you to make sure that you're making that money. I might suggest doing something that I do. I also do apartment syndication, for example, or I also do this, and you just say, we found some pretty strong returns with some great collateral and very, very steady. And as you share this, it can help them decide maybe I should put a little bit of my money there. But you kind of got to compliment what they're already doing instead of dismiss what they're already doing. What you're doing, because then now we're now we're in an argument. Now we're in a place where we don't see eye to eye. You got to start by matching what they're doing, mirroring how they are, what they're talking about, how they feel about something. Let them be excited about the stock market that they're already doing. And let them know that they could also do these other things, too. Using the last few words, some people call it the last three words. So tell me what you had for breakfast, Macy, and I'll use these last three words against you somehow. I think all right, so
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Mall of America Security Asked Man to Remove 'Jesus Saves' Shirt
"Ball policy forbids picketing demonstrating soliciting protesting or petitioning on the premises of the mall of America. They need to rename the ball. I mean, if you're not gonna let somebody walk around the ball, wearing a Jesus saves T-shirt or remember back in, I remember back in the 90s, it was all the rage in the Christian churches to have the clever messages in the T-shirt, so it would be like a Budweiser can, but it wouldn't be a Budweiser cannon, it actually said be wiser instead of okay, maybe that's only the baptist church tradition. So anyway, I mean, if they're gonna do that, they may as well just rename that instead of the mall of American, maybe the ball of Fallujah. Or the ball of Baghdad, so anyway, they're given the guide the what for and telling him that he can not wear that shirt in the mall. The man the security guard told the man, I'm giving you a couple of options. You can either take your shirt off and you can go to Macy's and you can do your shopping or you could leave them all. Well, those don't sell life very good options. Anyway, they went back and forth and it turns out that the mall said they finally did allow them in to continue his shopping. But a lot of Christians around the country, this story is sort of gone viral on social media. And a lot of Christians are very offended by this. And they say there's no way this should be happening in America. The guy has a right to free speech to where that shirt. And freedom of religion to practice his faith in the public place. Yes, but I will say that. I mean, the mall of America is not a public place. It's a private mall. People are allowed to go and shop there, but again, I just don't see what's terribly offensive about the T-shirt.
The Trish Regan Show
Wall Street Is Bracing Itself for a Challenging 2023
"A time like this, I want to turn to the economy because market was up most on Monday and I was looking at it saying, you know what? It just doesn't make any sense. It really doesn't, and then sure enough, in the last hour of trading, we wound up losing over a hundred points on the Dow, which did actually make sense. And the reason why losses make sense at a time like this is because there's more where that came from. If you know what I mean. Look, we've got a very troubled economy right now. We've got lots of inflation that is not going to go away. We've got a Federal Reserve that now is coming out a couple of members of the fed actually said today a couple of fed board governors rates would be above 5% for a long time, already we're seeing an increase in the number of layoffs in the news Goldman Sachs prominent financial firm saying that it's going to slash 3200 jobs. That's a lot that's a pretty big deal because it's anticipating these really challenging times in 2023. You have Amazon, laying off 18,000, you have Macy's closing stores. I mean, look all the handwriting is there. It should, politically, be setting the Republican Party up for home run in 2024 because Americans are going to be kind of desperate by that point for change for something better. However, I would constant this. It's really important that the Republican Party get its act together. It's really important that these kinks get worked out in the here and now, and we can't actually wait until the 11th hour in 2024. Joe Biden is running again he made that very clear he had time apparently to think on his fancy vacation in the Caribbean at a donor's home that he was staying at. I suspect the Democrat party may be somewhat relieved at this because their options were looking so good. I mean, Kamala Harris, you just can't put her out there. I'm telling you anyone can beat Kamala Harris.
TuneInPOC
"macy" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"For details. Macy's one day sale starts tomorrow, with great deals of the day to update your rotation. Like 40 to 50% off fall essentials and must have styles for him, and for her. 30 to 50% off the perfect shoes and bags to match, and get 40% off your new favorite designer fragrances. Plus, get your order even faster when you pick up curbside in store or get same day delivery. Now it may seem, savings are sailing clearance prices, exclusions apply. This right hand corner goes out to everyone that's lost for the true love check it seems like yesterday we used to rock the show. I laced the track you locked the flow so far from being on the block the door. Notorious they got to know that life ain't new is what it seemed to be. Words can't express what you mean to me. Even though you're gone, we still attend. Do your family. I will kill your dreams in the future can't wait to see. If you open up the gates for me, reminisce some time tonight they took my friend. Try to black it out for the plays again. When it's real feelings hard to conceal and imagine all the pain I still give anything to hear half a breath. I know you're still living your life. This is. Making love. When you're in love. I like to take my father to break I'll be ready. It's kind of hard to not around know you in heaven smiling down watching us while we pray for you every day we pray for you till the day we meet again and my heart is where I keep you Friends memories give me the strength I need to proceed strip I need to believe my thoughts bigger just can't define wish I could turn back the hands of time us in the 6th shop a new floating kick. You gonna be taking flicks make your head stages they receive you on. Still can't believe you gonna give anything to hear half it bro I know you're still living your life after death. Sometimes. You tell my friend this is yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah.
TuneInPOC
"macy" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"Ramble. Have you ever had one of those moments where you realize that it's time to find a new place? An apartment dot com, they call it an out of apartment experience. Maybe you're lugging the trash down a 6 floor walk up when it bursts open right as you reach the dumpster or it could strike the second that you realize the change machine of the laundry mount is broken or maybe it hits when you receive some life altering news. The first thing to do after an out of apartment experience is to start your search for a new place on apartments dot com. They've helped millions of renters find their perfect place to live, whether it's an apartment, town home condo, or even a house. And with their 3D virtual tours, you can scour every inch of a listing because sometimes two dimensions aren't enough. The features don't end there, apartments dot com also has powerful search tools that will help you find a place that meets all of your requirements. So when you're having one of those moments, take a moment and check out apartments dot com, the place to find a place. Shout out to Macy's for being an amazing ongoing partner to anything goes. Macy's helps me because they have the stuff that I don't even know I need. But Macy's also can help you. Not only do they have just about everything. They more specifically have stuff, perfect for this summer. And summer is obviously coming up. You can find anything you need at Macy's. Like the latest trends in beach clothes, shoes, or home essentials for hosting some summer get togethers. And with Father's Day right around the corner, it's next Sunday, you're a reminder. I can't stress enough how many gift ideas Macy's can get you at Macy's dot com slash gift finder. They've gifts for every budget and every type of dad. Maybe your dad's a type of guy who really cares about his morning routine. You could get him something like a new fragrance or grooming kit or a coffee mug. Or maybe he's somebody who's super outdoorsy, Macy says backpacks, boots, sunglasses, whatever you need. For your outdoorsy dad. No matter what type of dad you have, Macy's has something for him. Want to pick up a gift now or need more inspo, head on over to Macy's, gift finder at Macy's dot com slash gift finder to make dad feel like your number one, this Father's Day. And if dad truly doesn't seem to want anything, make him an offer, he can't refuse. The gift of choice. Find Macy's gift cards in store in the Macy's app or at Macy's dot com slash gift cards. Plus, you can order dad's gift online and pick up in store or curbside or get same day delivery powered by DoorDash. Hi everybody. Welcome.
The Mason Minute
Shopping Malls (MM #4048)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. The way we shop is changed so much over the years. In my younger years, it was going to the shopping center with all the parking spaces and you'd basically have to go from store to store outside in the cold, exposed to the elements in the late 60s into the 70s and 80s, the shopping mall became the big thing, but as time wore on, people began to turn away from the shopping mall. When I started coming to national in the 1980s, the shopping malls that were here are pretty much all closed now. But recently, the one that used to be the big daddy of them all here in Nashville, which closed down in the early 2000s, has been bought by the city. And what once was Hickory hollow mall then became global mall at the crossings, is now going to become, well, a little bit of everything. There will be a school in the former Macy's. Part of them all will become part of Vanderbilt university's medical center. And who knows what else is going to be? I wonder what happened to the shopping mall and why it was so important for such a short time and then gone almost as quickly. The mall culture of the 1980s and 90s is now long gone. And sometimes when you try to tell young people about it, they kind of look at you and stare. They don't quite understand.
The Mason Minute
Shopping Malls (MM #4048)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. The way we shop is changed so much over the years. In my younger years, it was going to the shopping center with all the parking spaces and you'd basically have to go from store to store outside in the cold, exposed to the elements in the late 60s into the 70s and 80s, the shopping mall became the big thing, but as time wore on, people began to turn away from the shopping mall. When I started coming to national in the 1980s, the shopping malls that were here are pretty much all closed now. But recently, the one that used to be the big daddy of them all here in Nashville, which closed down in the early 2000s, has been bought by the city. And what once was Hickory hollow mall then became global mall at the crossings, is now going to become, well, a little bit of everything. There will be a school in the former Macy's. Part of them all will become part of Vanderbilt university's medical center. And who knows what else is going to be? I wonder what happened to the shopping mall and why it was so important for such a short time and then gone almost as quickly. The mall culture of the 1980s and 90s is now long gone. And sometimes when you try to tell young people about it, they kind of look at you and stare. They don't quite understand.
The Mason Minute
Shopping Malls (MM #4048)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. The way we shop is changed so much over the years. In my younger years, it was going to the shopping center with all the parking spaces and you'd basically have to go from store to store outside in the cold, exposed to the elements in the late 60s into the 70s and 80s, the shopping mall became the big thing, but as time wore on, people began to turn away from the shopping mall. When I started coming to national in the 1980s, the shopping malls that were here are pretty much all closed now. But recently, the one that used to be the big daddy of them all here in Nashville, which closed down in the early 2000s, has been bought by the city. And what once was Hickory hollow mall then became global mall at the crossings, is now going to become, well, a little bit of everything. There will be a school in the former Macy's. Part of them all will become part of Vanderbilt university's medical center. And who knows what else is going to be? I wonder what happened to the shopping mall and why it was so important for such a short time and then gone almost as quickly. The mall culture of the 1980s and 90s is now long gone. And sometimes when you try to tell young people about it, they kind of look at you and stare. They don't quite understand.
Teen Mom Trash Talk
"macy" Discussed on Teen Mom Trash Talk
"And as always, it will be in the show notes. So, no. We even got it for my brother in law. I know. Yeah? Very excited. Let's talk about Macy. Okay, I just want to start by saying I'm very confused. You should be happy because what's happening is people that are doing a reality TV show are being asked to act in a scripted series. Right. Because there's so much on here that makes no sense to me. None of it makes sense. Okay, good. They need a vacation alone. So it's summer and they're going to go to a bed and breakfast. Okay. And the rules are they are not going to talk about the kids, so they're not going to have anything to talk about, she said. Oh, I think that that does happen with people. But does it really happen so early on? Yeah, I mean, maybe yeah. So dropping the kids at Macy's moms. And I like hello, will you miss me? She's cute. She's very cute. So then they show the bed and breakfast and they call it Macy's bed and breakfast on the screen. Yeah. Yeah, why would they say where they are? It's very weird. And they have opinions around the salad that looks so good. But it's almost like a bruschetta? Yes. So Panzer Ella salads usually like bread salad..
The Drill Down
"macy" Discussed on The Drill Down
"So glad you. How about del taco del taco del taco trade center taco aco shares rose four percent today. But they've lost nine percent in a year. What's happening with del taco. So del taco these second largest mexican american quick service restaurant chain in terms of number restores in the us report third. Quarter results And you know there are pretty good growth for this company. A system wide their comp sales Were up two percents. The company owned restaurants a both about the same. A franchises doing a little bit better. Total one hundred twenty four million dollars which is three percent more than the third quarter last year. We're getting to the point. We can actually compare year over year without that pandemic second quarter of twenty twenty And so you know they're pretty decent quarter you know modest growth revenues up about three percent year over year but i thought was interesting was a conversation on the conference. Call where the chief financial officer steven break talked about rising labor costs and because the the this restaurant in particular is a lot of stores in california but the the increase in the minimum wage in california or there are efforts afoot to trying to raise minimum wage nationally. That haven't gone anywhere in congress yet but the the the pulling up of wages in california's actually driving this chain kind of expect the rest of the country that released as far as they are paying minimum wage is also going to get to that california mandated wage fifteen dollars an hour which starts in january. Listen to steal break of del taco. That's that's a long term basis. Is you know average wage You know with the california footprints. We are on a path towards fifteen dollars an hour where minimum wage nate's in california starting january one just a few months now the fact that fifteen hundred level within the pain through twenty twenty three so these guys see higher ways. They don't listen him going away anytime soon. Lasting all the way into next year and beyond are coming up a really interesting conversation about the business of strip joints rick's cabaret now known as cpi hospital has been in the business of running strip joints Over the country in minneapolis and new york and texas and florida. They've also got a restaurant chain a family restaurant chain. You decide if you think it's really family fair but eric lange joins us For age mine will in conversation about how strip joints work. How the money works in those places with the employment is like in this place is how they that against fraud and stay away from organized crime. Quite the story. Our house metality right after this. The drill down is brought to you by braintrust global talent network the match highly skilled technical freelancers with the world's most reputable grants brain trust has helped clients bank of america goldman sachs porsche under armour. Build agile techniques fast at a fraction of the cost visit brain. Trust dot com. That's pr a. i. N. t. r. T. dot com to learn. More are joining us right now. The ceo of rci hospitality. Also known as rix. Eric joins us right now. Glad to have you show. Thank you so You guys run. How do you describe. Well how do you describe your business prescriber business. Or how do you hate here described. Well i mean basically we're in the adult entertainment business and restaurants but really bars and restaurants. We use entertainment to draw our customers. Sometimes it's You know through our You know waste waitstaff in their uniforms in that At the restaurant side or are topless or nude entertainment debt are adult venues so the businesses grown i last i looked at maybe ten years ago republic. For a long time we've been since nineteen ninety-five. Yeah and it's it's big. It's i didn't really. I didn't think it was gonna get this big. I didn't think i didn't think there was that many acquisition opportunities or chances to open up new stores. If you wanna calls right well with the with the clubs there's about twenty five hundred clubs in the. Us we own well. We're hoping to close our big acquisition monday at eleven to forty nine locations. So i mean we're still very small part of twenty five hundred. There's a lot of growth opportunities in the club side. The restaurant side. I mean we can build around up a restaurant. So that's that's easy to grow. I'll hold the restaurant conversation. 'cause i think that was a of the story of them. I'm not that smart. But i want to get to that but let's talk about the the adult entertainment places. I call him strip joints. I've isn't a pejorative term. I don't know they could call everything. Gentlemen clubs Strip clubs to explain to me how that business works. Like if i look at it just from a business standpoint of four wall. 'cause like who works. Who doesn't work there. Who's a contractor. What's the know. I mean it depends in what market. We're in some some some marcus entertainers our employees. Some they're independent. Contractors of everyone else there is basically An employee the bartenders. The managers the wait staff deejays house. Moms all those people are on on chloe's are how many typically in a in a location our friends on the size of i mean if you go to say tutsies in miami which is a seventy four thousand square foot facility. We have In any given year five hundred employees or so the work through were seventy or how big seventy. Four thousand vincent expanding. It's the size of costco actually used to be. Bj's wholesale southeastern distribution center. We own the property. Three hundred eighty five thousand square feet under roof. Yes the clubs. Portion is seventy four thousand. So what that's probably an outlier though. What your typical size of typical is probably twelve to fifteen thousand square feet. Typically you know you have in a given a given month Waitstaff and that. You'll have one hundred under so employees and then the eight hundred independent contractors in okay And so what's the forecast. What's it cost to develop as a site like treating it like a restaurant or we can't really develop anymore. it's very difficult so basically where growth is through acquisition of existing The licensor very difficult to licensing plan build the cities of zoned. Everything into what. I call not economically viable for example. Go build in houston and the houston ship channel. The whole ship channel is zoned for all us. Great you know. I guess you need about sixty foot stilts to were there and you got to watch out for the big ships coming by zam flow and. I don't know how anybody's going to get there. But that's not their problem they just have to have certain landmasses You know set for adult use us. That's what they chose. And you you mentioned texas you very big in texas to when i look at your ten k. The biggest place where you operate. Yes little bit outside of their. You have something new york something somewhere in illinois but mostly texas a little bit florida right. Yeah florida taxes. Minneapolis too big market. Boris new york So again zoning seems to be a part of the nautical reference against remote for you guys because you get a store in a certain place because you get a club in a certain replace competitors kind of just can't come in because they aren't zoned to be any else exactly are they don't mean if they've they find the right zoning than they've got to also have sensitive uses so you can't be within a thousand feet of our club you can't be within a thousand feet of a school at.
Mojo In The Morning
"macy" Discussed on Mojo In The Morning
"Macy's announced that they are coming back with the thanksgiving day parade. Yea the thanksgiving parade will happen this year. There is breaking news. Radi this noon. The macy's thanksgiving day parade is officially back and in person this year today macy's announced the annual parade is set to march down the streets and full four men. Public viewing will return along the route last year. Viewing along the parade was cancelled. Because of the pandemic participants in staff will have to show proof of vaccination as well as wear masks. I hope they do. It's like our family tradition to go so fun. Yeah i think it would be great. It's good that they're They're going to bring it back and give you an opportunity to be able to do it. And hopefully that you know we see the delta variant kind of Go away a little bit by by thanksgiving. I'm more and more people get Get their vaccinations. But i will. I will tell you. It's nice to see that i still don't understand in. We haven't heard. I wanna know you know they were coming down on doctor. She was coming down on the college kids. That were all the the games over the weekend. He was saying that he thought that that was irresponsible. A lot of the college campuses said wait. How is it a responsible. When we are actually saying that are college students have to vaccinated so majority of those college. Students were vaccinated in those In those stadium. Yeah but the are only like like you to michigan stadium. There's only three sections that our students sections the rest aren't the ticket holders aren't students. That are going to be there all pack together but it's interesting though the stuff that will come down on and say you can't college football you don't you know It's irresponsible as irresponsible. But then they had that Concert in the park in central park in new york. And you never heard anybody coming down at all on the amount of people that were hanging out in central park that that concert i saw people coming down on it but it got cancelled before the second night could happen. Because of the storm or lollapalooza. They didn't lollapalooza proof of vaccination to buy the ticket and it turned out that it wasn't a Wasn't a super spreader. So i mean that's that's good news. I mean i look at the positives of this and hopefully that we can turn a corner and people can get back to daily life. Yeah the concert promotion. The concert promoters are all asking for proof of vaccination or cova negative test that morning to get in and i don't think that was the case for college football. That's the difference. Are you going to the game on sunday. I'm not sure. I have a ticket. But i kinda i mean. I'm not sure what i'm gonna do yet. 'cause you're in michigan stadium. You're literally sitting on people's laps. It is so jam packed in there. But you're at the renaissance festival hang his outdoors and spread out. You're not it's not. It's not the same at all. So i feel weird in their on regular days because people are coughing all over each other so i haven't decided yet. Can i have your tickets. I'll take it. I'll hold onto a wait and see it's gonna be drunken game day decision all right. Well if you don't go give me enough time to be able to get to ann arbor forty minutes from my house all right. That does it for today. We'll see you tomorrow morning for more mojo in the morning. If you miss any portion of today's show go check it out on our iheartradio app wherever you get your podcast. Twenty plus years of idiocy and still going into troy toledo in west michigan morning..
ESPN FC
PSG Pause Mbappe Talks
"Lionel messi making his debut for g. however on the page it was in pain exactly together would better so the front page advocate. Meanwhile the front of asked the madrid-based newspaper saying barry schools macy's party with the likes of absent market. Ram madrid fans as well committee. Julianne the wrong. Joel's i've been pushing for this move for combat. Pay to go ahead before the transfer deadline on tuesday for reports. We're hearing today. That was pretty much dead in the water. Now well the time don of course between now and choose denied for them to make a deal. But it's true that right now from what we're being told as well and we wrote on the start negotiations of stop there's no more discussions between madrid and remaining firm in the sense dow we've out to offers from real madrid hundred. Six hundred eighty million. This is not enough if you want to get in and we can. We've opened the door. We talking to you but you need to have a higher bid. If that doesn't come he won't go. he's happy to stay up. We mention but he's also not. If i'm saying i'm not going to extend my contract so you would have no money in a year time and we leave vilocci to madrid with no money for you. If you want some money for me. You'd have to find an agreement now and let me go now but at the moment it looks like and again. Is this just not where we call the show. It looks like he would be staying power
Rudy Giuliani
Toys R Us Is Coming to Over 400 Macy's Stores
"Toys R Us is getting a second chance. Thanks to Macy's. The two companies are teaming up to sell toys on Macy's website, as well as opening up small shops and 400 of their stores next
Everything Everywhere Daily
The Long History of Credit
"Idea of credit has a very long history. the code of hammurabi one of the oldest systems of laws in the world has sections on how to deal with credit it put maximum interest rates on loans of grain and silver credit. Was something that was usually done in a very personal basis. The ability to extend credit to someone was dependent upon your relationship with them and your trust in them. In fact the word credit comes from middle french and it was originally used to mean belief or faith. If you extend credit to someone it is literally a belief in the ability of that person to pay you back. This is the way the credit worked for centuries. An individual store would extend credit to individual customers based on their relationship and trust this sort of system might still exist someplace like a pub or a bar where regular might a tab that they pay at the end of the month. The system of individual lines of credit being established for individual customers by individual businesses was very inefficient. The process of making credit more efficient was begun in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries with major department stores like macy's wanamaker's their wealthiest customers didn't wanna handle money directly so they were given paper cards or brass tokens that they could present at checkout. The cashier would then make note of the purchases and a customer would then get a statement at the end of the month. This form of credit wasn't intended to be alone. Like many credit cards are today. The amount had to be paid in full at the end of every month. What this system had over previous systems is that the individual cashier didn't need to know the person who presented the token the store would issue the token and any employee could then accept it in one thousand nine hundred eighty five. The charger plate system was unveiled by the charger plate. Group out of new york. It was a rectangular metallic plate. That was about the size of a dog tag and like a dog tag. It had embossed letters showing the name and address of the customer. In most cases the metal plates were kept at the store rather than enhance the customer. They were then pulled out when the customer made a purchase. This certainly made processing paperwork. Easier and again. It wasn't advance but the system still only worked at a single store.
Atlanta's Morning News
Shoplifter Opens Fire at Perimeter Mall in Atlanta
"Perimeter Mall after leaving the Sunglass Hut kiosk inside Macy's Dunwoody Police say a shoplifting suspect started shooting as you Ran from a loss prevention officer. It happened around 12 45 Monday afternoon. No one's heard in the suspect was caught in a business park along perimeter center West blue
Newsradio 700 WLW
"macy" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Macy's July 4th cell with our lowest prices of the season on summer updates for your home like 20 to 50% off outdoor furniture and the Radley five piece sectional, Shea Sofa $1999 and get a free adjustable base or box spring with qualifying mattress Purchase Plus. Macy Star Rewards members earn on every purchase, accept gift card services and fees. Sign up today at Macy's dot com slash star. Rewards savings off selling clearance prices exclusions of five At Lowe's. We think July 4th reunions are better with a little flare. Get select 2.5 Court red, white and blue annuals three for $12 and select bag molds that are new, lower price starting at 2 88 per bag. Make your home look festive today. The summer savings continue this July for it so stop by lows in store or online, Lowe's home to any budget home to any possibility. While supplies last annuals offer in store only actual plant side selection. Product availability varies by location about 6 24 to 77 us only exclusive, asking Hawaii A I heart radio. Here are the top Kenny Chesney songs that you've thumbed up. Number three. Get along, Get along route can always give love the upper hand painted wall. Learn the dance. Call your mom by bus. I would be saying song, make a friend. Okay? We all get along number two happy does sometimes you're going to feel that love is better when happy is as happy down, Grab a six stream by the road swimming about pretty truck drinking beer Just because Number one here and now my favorite place to be as now nowhere else in this world and now give me, ain't it good to be laughs ain't no better place ain't no better time to hear more from.
KTAR 92.3FM
"macy" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"Macy's July 4th cell with an extra 20% off with your Macy's Carter coupon. That's on top of great deals like 25 to 50% off summer tanks, teeth and more for everyone and don't miss other great ways to save during our lowest prices of the season, 20 to 65% off furniture, mattresses and rugs and 40% off women's shoes during the great Sandals sell, plus Star rewards members can earn even faster during star money. Bonus days. Savings off selling parents prices exclusions applies There is so refreshing whether it's falling from the sky to what are scorching desert are coming from your faucet. If you have a life source Whole house water system. I'm Jamie West. Forget plastic water bottles get filtered water straight from any tap in your home Life source Water system reduces the odor and taste of chlorine without salt or chemicals and maintenance free. So say goodbye to filter changes. Monthly exchange tanks. If you have hard water, it reduces that problem, too. With life Source water you buy direct from the factory and you get installation and customer service support. All products are made in the USA. Now in celebration of July 4th Life Source. Water will pay your sales tax take advantage of huge savings and experience filtered water for your entire home. This offering soon, so act today called Life Source for full service. Full confidence in your water. 48877 10 67 48877 10 67 or visit life Source water dot com Life Source water taste and feel the red..
790 KABC
"macy" Discussed on 790 KABC
"Macy's July 4th cell with our lowest prices of the season on summer updates for your home like 20 to 50% off outdoor furniture and the Radley five piece sectional, Shea Sofa $1999 and get a free adjustable base or box spring with qualifying mattress Purchase Plus. Macy Star Rewards members earn on every purchase, accept gift card services and fees sign up today at Macy's dot com slash star rewards Savings off style and clearance prices. Exclusions apply. It's Macy's July 4th cell with our lowest prices of the season on summer updates for your home like 20 to 50% off outdoor furniture and the Radley five piece sectional, Shea Sofa $1999 and get a free adjustable base or box spring with qualifying mattress Purchase Plus. Macy Star Rewards members earn on every purchase, accept gift card services and fees sign up today at Macy's dot com slash star rewards Savings off sailing clearance prices. Exclusions of five deserve it. Email poses the highest risk to data breaches, identity theft and credit card fraud. Start securing your email privacy right now, with start mail sign of today and you're going to get 50% of your first year. It's a great bargain. And it's a fabulous service. Go to start mail dot com slash kim that stark Male with a letter T start mail dot com slash camp at Regina and Beautiful Mount Pleasant, South Carolina Cam..
WBAP 820AM
"macy" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"Macy's July 4th cell with our lowest prices of the season on summer updates for your home like 20 to 50% off outdoor furniture and the Radley five piece sectional, Shea Sofa $1999 and get a free adjustable base or box spring with qualifying mattress Purchase Plus. Macy Star Rewards members earn on every purchase, accept gift card services and fees sign up today at Macy's dot com slash star rewards Savings off selling clearance prices. Exclusions apply spark The savings at J. C. Penney's Fourth of July sale now through Sunday, get up to 50% off select furniture, mattresses and window coverings during our home sale, plus save on hundreds of doorbusters across the store for the entire family, save even more on select styles with an extra 25% off coupon. Celebrate every summer moment with JCPenney offers in coupon ballot through 74 Door busters ballad 71 through seven board Some exclusions, apply furniture, mattresses and window coverings Limited to 10% off coupon c store or dot com for details. Welcome guests back in with fourth of July. Savings and lows get Valspar Signature interior paint and primer starting at 32 98 per gallon with appliance savings today and everyday, save up to $750 now and select major appliances. The summer savings continue this July 4th, So stop it Lows or buy online and pick up in store loves home to any budget home to any possibility. Paint pricing value through 77 21 in store must ask cashier to apply. Coupon savings vary based on purchase amount can be combined with additional discounts. Exclusion supply, vowed to 7 14. W B A P S Travis. First traffic.
KTAR 92.3FM
"macy" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"Macy's July 4th cell with our lowest prices of the season on summer updates for your home like 20 to 50% off outdoor furniture and the Radley five piece sectional shape sofa $1999 and get a free adjustable base or box spring with qualifying mattress Purchase Plus. Macy Star Rewards members earn on every purchase, accept gift card services and fees sign up today at Macy's dot com slash star Rewards savings. Selling clearance prices, exclusions of five. Hey, this is Jim Sharp, and I love having stuff in my house. That helps me worry less. And that's why we love our water treatment system from all about water because I don't get worried seeing hunks of calcium on my faucets because they're not there, and my shower looks clean without the mineral build up that Arizona's hard water can bring. And most importantly, I'm not worrying because I know my family isn't drinking or bathing in it. And since there No more odor in our drinking water. I'm not worrying about the contaminants found in Valley water, thanks to my water treatment system from all about water, A company that's been in the valley since 1979. Let's get you worrying less and get you your own whole house water treatment system with water, softening and reverse osmosis installed by all about water. For about a dollar a day. A dollar a day. I bet that's less than you're paying for bottled water. Think about what you put in and on your body and you'll do what we did Google all about water, see their 4.9 star rating and then call all about video ads about the I R s. They tell you to be afraid to be scared, and they try to frighten you into calling. I'm not here to do that. Tax relief advocates is different Tr is here to tell you that if you owe money to the I R s whether it's 55,000 or 500,000. We have a solution. It doesn't matter. Or if you're sitting in your car at work, or with your kids, no matter where you are call now. 805 71 1986 don't lose Hope tiara can eliminate or reduce what you owe to the eye. Ours. There is zero risk to you. If we can't reduce your tax debt, then you pay nothing. Our passion is taxes and helping individuals fix their I r s problems. We have a five star rating on Google and yelp and an A plus with the better business Bureau..
CLEANING UP THE MENTAL MESS with Dr. Caroline Leaf
Are You a Shock-Absorber in Relationships?
"And we know shock absorbers in caused to absorb the bumps and things that when you're when you drive across the bump with something horrors and shake and chat and the bid of the shock. Absorption more comfortable the dry and so they are put the for their particular purpose but as humans brains bodies and minds are second. Neurobiology is not designed to be constantly shock absorbing for other people to bring a shock. Absorber is basically trying to always avoid conflict. Mediate keep the peace try. And almost like did not lead the consequences of other people's actions Fixture and impacts you all kinds of reasons so our explain it and then we're going to talk about how to manage it so i think that all of us actually shock absorb on occasion and i don't think it's a bad thing actually to do a little bit of shock absorbing. I think it's actually very natural that we want to try and be someone in pain. We see toxic situation. We don't talk situation not because we don't the negative but because we are wired for love and we have this optimism bias on neural biology with wear jeans function the way our mind brain connection functions the whole mind brain body linked is all toward survival. It's towards love. It's towards restoring balance. It's towards getting macy. Mind working with wise mine so win. Something is off when the balance is off when a person's toxic when they're being manipulative win being filled win this conflict arising we are drawn to. They're not to go back because the negative but we don't because there is an important me trying to fix it. We're trying to change the situation. We try to help the person so good. Wide full of nature draws us in to bed to be a shock absorber on occasion and we just go to distinguish between between being a shock absorber and a peacemaker so a peacemaker is someone who will try to keep the peace as the word says but a true peacemaker is not going to avoid conflict would take things on themselves just to just to make sure that that they isn't gonna be conflict. A peacemaker will allow people to experience. The consequences will be supported through the process to try and see the process through but a true peacemaker recognizes. That you can't change someone you can't fix someone but you can certainly support someone to help them to process what they're going through
Dan Caplis
Macy's Annual July 4 Fireworks to Return to New York City
"July, 4th tradition is returning. Spacey's posted a video teasing the return of Fourth of July fireworks in New York City within person viewing the 45th annual Macy's Fourth of July. Fireworks will ignite in a jaw dropping salute to our nation producer will cost promised 6500 shells and effects launched from five barges in the East River. Mayor Bill de Blasio said crowds can return because of the city's progress against the virus going to take on added meaning this year as a symbol of our rebirth Last year shows pretaped People away.
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Macy's Annual July 4 Fireworks to Return to NYC
"July 4th tradition returning after a pandemic related absence we hear from ABC's Aaron Carter Ski Aces posted a video teasing the return of Fourth of July fireworks in New York City. With in person viewing the 45th annual Macy's Fourth of July. Fireworks will ignite in a jaw dropping salute to our nation producer will cost promised 6500 shells and effects launched from five barges in the East River Mayor Bill de Blasio said crowds can return because of the city's progress against the virus going to take on added Meeting this year as a symbol of our rebirth. Last year's show is pre taped to keep people away.
Fat Mascara
Ulta Beauty Joins the 15 Percent Pledge as Its One-Year Anniversary Arrives
"The largest speedy retailer in the. Us is taking the fifteen percent. Pledge who is that it is ulta old has made a promise to devote fifteen percent of its shelf. Space to black owned brands. This pledge was created last year some of you may remember longtime listeners or at least listeners for the past twelve months This is created last year by accessories. Designer arar james andbranch four blue mercury even macy's increasing barrel have gotten aboard an in a statement. James said this announcement is huge in our partnership will have a monumental impact for black businesses within the beauty industry as we approach our one year anniversary we look forward to building on our momentum expanding our partnerships in continuing to create opportunities for black business owners. Close quote
LGBTQ&A
Niecy Nash and Jessica Betts on Their Great Love Story
"The two of you have been friends for about four years and when friends start dating. I always wonder after that much time. Like what changed. Nece- let's start with you. What made you realize something deeper was here. Well first of all. I was single. Let's start there. let's start at. I wasn't in a marriage or relationship that required monogamy and so i did not know that someone who was my dear friend. I consider a dear friend was going to be a place to because i've never dated anyone of any gender that was friends with the what happened was i was single. Finally and i was open to whatever gossip and some of my life next. And then for jessica macy's told the story where she reaches out touches your neck at the end of a movie one night. What is your reaction. What's going through your mind when she does that. I was like what the hell is going on. At an entire a complete monologue of i was nervous and i was like what the hell is going on but when her hands touched the back of my head. I don't butterflies and i was like. Wow if felt really cool you know and i guess just lead to merge at this point with a funny thing say that what you felt for yourself was the idea that you could love again after the butterfly effect you know it was definitely that feeling like wow i can love again you know and just it just put it put a lot of thought in my mind in terms of what could be you know moving forward and it was all scary so i have so many different emotions going through my head at that time john but definitely film like them like a love again. You know that was definitely part of it.
Biz Talk Radio
"macy" Discussed on Biz Talk Radio
"Macy Peterson. Hello is our rock star today? How are you, mate? Well, thank you. Hurry, You pass. I'm good Welcome co founder and CEO of on second thought. Any second thoughts. If I had my life, we'll talk about that a little bit. But did you always want to be an entrepreneur? I think I was born to be an entrepreneur. Honestly, my mother was an entrepreneur. When I was growing up. She had a business with her girlfriends. It was called baskets of joy. And so when I was a kid, they make baskets. They did. They made baskets and they had a joy while doing it on. And so people would ask me as a toddler Me See? What do you want to be when you grow up? I would say. I want to be a baskets of joy Lady and I didn't realize I was actually saying was that I wanted to be an entrepreneur that played out over the course of my childhood. My cousin and I would do lemonade stands and car washes and Even after families Easter Egg hunt. We would then seller prizes. Your younger cousins didn't Hey, guy, my aunts and uncles price Anyway. Of course. That's why today was your first paying job. My lemonade stand in my way You strike hunts. Yes, on Then I baby sat and did things like that in my cousin and I would also Make friendship bracelets and hock them off to our friends and on DSA. That was really the beginning of it all. What's the worst job you ever had? Oh, gosh, where he and retails pretty terrible. No offense, Anyone who works in retail but something the day on my feet and building closes. It was pretty monotonous. But I will say that I met some incredible people. Wow, soaking What did you soak in from being around those people? I think the wire folding shirts. Yeah. E think The biggest thing is the uniqueness of experiences and the ability to connect with people with him from her or who come from such different backgrounds and finding that commonality realized that you know, we're all human, and you also see the beauty and others in such meaning even while you're conducting such menial tasks. How many? How many hours. You think you work today? You know you should be 95. But I would think that entrepreneurs were successful. Probably work all the time, right all the time. The only time I don't work. It's from sundown Friday until sundown Saturday. There any friends? I try. Most people say no. But I often, um, apologizing for being a bad friend. But I have amazing friends who are incredibly understanding. And I'm also friends with a lot of other founders. So we're all equally is busy and we're all equally it's flake. On that makes for a really great understanding. Founding sisters. See that club like a sorority? Yeah. Um, you have any hobbies? E d E O weird hobbies? Well, I do know how to DJ. That's good. Yeah, It's pretty cool. I have no rhythm, so that makes it even more interesting. At least have the Skrillex turntable. No, I don't because they don't know how to scratch. You have a DJ purist. Uh, with vinyl or s O. I used to DJs. But I actually I'm starting to get into vinyl because the whole reason why I learned to the DJ was because I wanted to deconstruct music, so I wanted I love country and I love hip hop. And so I wanted to do country vocals on hip hop beats. On Get up your vinyl. I know election. I am so I actually have this 1915 Victrola which Pitt plays. What is that? Like the old 77 years? Yeah, And that is incredible. I have, like Sinatra and elephant. Yeah, And you know, you have to crank it up on the volume is judged by the openings of the doors on the cabinet. Um, I'm totally into this world. I love it. And so I'm actually going to get another record player. Forgot the name. Blair. Yeah. I called turntables. Well, now I'm gonna get a record. Okay? What would describe you as an entrepreneur? What adjective? Oh, gosh, I think Hustle. Like Hustler, or also hospitals a pretty good word. Yeah. Ah, hustler, though. Yeah, I hustle every day like I feel like my theme song is everyday I'm hustling. That's right up. We're here to inspire, inform and connected community of entrepreneurs and hustlers And people who hustle I paddle. Brian. Welcome again. Macy Peterson is our guest on second thought. Why are you most proud of missing? Of all this stuff, I would say what marketing here a lot of marketing. I am I ran in the marketing department for a subsidiary of The Washington Post for a while. And then I was like, Yeah, the route and then I also did brand management and innovation for Marriott. But I would say out of the scope of work that we've done thus far with on second thought. What's made me most excited on ghost humbled was to see how our technology can impact people in developing countries s O, For example, in Kenya people sudden bunny, the a mobile money transfers. And the problem is that they often send. It's the wrong person, and after they hit send, it's gone. The only way to get their money back is to run to that person and begged them to return it and we know that probably has a very low success rate. So there's someone at the I am a We realized that this was a problem and not only that, but our technology can fix it on. So when I realized the true impact of what we've created through the myriad ways that could be implemented That was the biggest blessing because I realized that sending texts are fun and games. But when we're actually saving people's livelihood and their wealth, that's true world change and the impact that I think I was created to make your husband's a good word. A typical day is what There isn't a typical day e mean every day. The only things that are the same every day is that I wake up a day. My devotion and I get showered. After that. Everything is completely different. So I travel a lot about 25 to 75% of the of the month. On. Beyond that I have meetings with various people, whether they are clients or investors or other people in the industry. I speak quite a bit of time conferences. I mean, every day is literally different. That's good. Yeah, I assume that you take advice of others or you will be hanged. Micromanager. Oh, no, I'm I believe in hiring and working with people who know more than me, So hey, take a lot of advice. Our advisors of the company or just incredible. I mean, I'm constantly humbled by. This is sort of my humility that goes along with that Being entrepreneur is the most humbling experience. It literally breaks you down to the lowest point and then builds you up to be a stronger leader, Billy being a failing entrepreneur, and you're not so well, you know, you have micro failures and or you have this time. Thank you. Thank you for my perfect when you learn how to leverage it and drugs into a success. What's your position on family? Friends hiring Hiring.
Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"macy" Discussed on Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"Ledbetter. Spring creek outdoors dot com and Macy. No, He's the he's higher resident. Dear guy. He's the deer with spirit, Dear Whisper. That's it. Hey, I don't work here whisper, but we're going to visit with him and you know here is sound in central Texas. Don't spike season's over. Much all over. Well, it is over in south and Central Texas, still got a little more hunting in South Texas dude. So are they doing the lottery it for the go into the parks toe? Or is that already over? No, that's that's already over. She could do some other stuff, but but we will be talking to them and this in this year. Letting everybody know one toe put in for the lottery to get drawed to hunt different part. Uh, whether you're hunting deer, turkey or hogs, or they do it all not just does and A lot of waterfowl also let do it all. He used to be just dear and big games from now, But now they've opened up to open up the seasons. That's quite So we'll we'll visit with Texas parks, wildlife on that, But Macy I wanted get, Macy only had him on first of the season. Then I then we go on. I said Macy. I want you on the end of the season. So we can talk, okay? What do we need to be doing for the deer? And you know, here it is. End of the season. Uh, does have done their thing. The bucks have done their thing. Why don't we need to be doing And I'm pretty much tell you what he'll say. But I'd rather hear it come from my C. Ledbetter, the expert so they will visit with him about that. Then, of course, here in a little bit will talkto deep cherry that deep sea headquarters and then Billy Kocian. Manny Martinez over and, you know, guide down on Calvin's product. Just got a great show. It's company. A good fun show. It's gonna be. I think it's gonna be knowledgeable. We're gonna teach people Different things. Uh, I know, especially with Macy because I know what Macy's got to say. Okay, I can't. Your fate is going Course. Keep Peter's going. Whether it's protein feeders, and if you don't have the money, I know everybody's little strapped right now. So if you don't have the money get you a protein feeder. A timed protein feeder, so you can set the time. How many seconds you wanted to run? If you want to run to feed twice, once in the morning, once and evening are doing meter it out. You could meet her it out you can and on all season feeders. Protein feeder throws £1.2. In a second. So it tells you at £1.2 in a second. So if you put it on 10 seconds, you know you don't throw £12. £600 feeder, you know? Okay, that's going to feed £12. It'll feed 50. Two for times. Yeah. £600 so That, right? Yeah, right. So It makes it easy, but Other things you could do like growing plants that they like to eat and maintaining your Your acreage like that. We're gonna talk about that, too. You know what kind of what? What do we need to plant in the spring? Do we need to plant rate red Clay? Cal. Peace Do we need to plant? Uh You know, why do we need to plan Keep them happy and healthy. Yes. Yeah, There's a lob lab is one of my also It's a Most of your peace. Your lagoons are very high in protein. The leaves are And so the only thing is on a lot of this stuff if you don't have a high fence around it Once it starts coming up, the deer will just Eat it to the ground. Then leave and then they then you You know it's gone. You know, you got out of five fence around it. So because that's how much they like this stuff. So We'll talk about that. We'll talkto Macy about it, and he'll tell us what he he thinks we ought to be doing and it'll be a proper Stuart towards your your property. Yes. And also he will help you if you are Needn't you know, Help your taxes. You can tell you he has. In fact, he's helping me already. On our place and Mason. Well, he's not one of his hired hands is And, uh, He's helping us with an exemption. Yes. The only thing we're doing with the bees. I'm a beekeeper. So I'm worried that that's part of the exemption pleases the agriculture exemption toe with these and you know if you don't have bees. You can do a culture. Of course, you know where there's last stock or whatever. But you have to have A egg culture exemption for five years before you can go while life Now this is own something Son County. Some counties maybe differ. Before you can go wild life. Our song Bird or whatever. So I batory bird, migratory birds. Any of it. I mean, bats. You get a year tax exemption on bats by putting bad houses up. And so, you know, I also, uh, butterflies. If you have the right plants planted for a year butterflies you get it on later. But you have to have somebody like Macy to tell you about it. I have to show you the way. Yeah, I like that. Show you the way way we're gonna Macy Ledbetter Show you the way, Doctor. Hey, family. We've got a great show lined up for you. I hope you go to enjoy and come on over to him. 1300 zone When we're finished with this first.
The Real Agenda Network
"macy" Discussed on The Real Agenda Network
"Is <Speech_Female> perfect place <Speech_Female> for the <SpeakerChange> warriors. <Speech_Female> Stand <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> many <Speech_Female> people see this <Speech_Female> very dark <Speech_Female> and troubling time. <Speech_Female> say why <Speech_Female> do you think <SpeakerChange> it's exquisite <Silence> <Silence> <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> a. <Speech_Female> Because i want <Speech_Female> to miss it. <Speech_Female> I <Speech_Music_Female> i <Speech_Female> hate to. <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> I <Speech_Female> hate <Speech_Female> to think <Speech_Female> that this because <Speech_Female> this is <SpeakerChange> conway. <Speech_Female> The issues are so <Silence> <Speech_Female> where <Speech_Female> our <Speech_Female> total dependence <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> on the web of life <Speech_Female> is <Speech_Female> so clear <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Female> where <Speech_Female> the <Speech_Female> <SpeakerChange> absolute <Speech_Female> requirement <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> for us <Speech_Female> to honor. <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> The life <Speech_Female> of <Speech_Female> that is grown up on. <Speech_Female> This planet <Speech_Female> is absolutely <Speech_Female> clear. <Silence> <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Female> This <Speech_Female> is a moment <Speech_Female> of choice. <Speech_Female> <Speech_Music_Female> And i <Speech_Female> of course. <Speech_Female> There are many times <Speech_Female> in a person's <Speech_Female> individual life <Speech_Female> or through. We have <Speech_Female> street where <Speech_Female> there's been moments <Speech_Female> of choice. They're important <Speech_Female> but i can't <Speech_Female> imagine what <Speech_Female> that is greater <Speech_Female> than what we have <Speech_Female> as we <Speech_Female> speak. <Speech_Female> And that as <Speech_Female> i've said before <Speech_Female> i think <Speech_Female> on <Speech_Female> Throughout <Speech_Female> the universe on <Speech_Female> those planets <Speech_Female> or what <Speech_Female> buddhists <Speech_Female> call <SpeakerChange> the <Speech_Female> other buddha fields <Speech_Female> of enlightened <Speech_Female> beings <Speech_Female> that <Speech_Female> people i <Speech_Female> lining up <Speech_Female> to just take <Speech_Female> a turn <Speech_Female> on earth <Speech_Female> to be here <Speech_Female> where your life counts. <Speech_Female> Like this <Speech_Female> where you can <Speech_Female> see. The people that <Speech_Female> are you're working <Speech_Female> with with <Speech_Female> is <Speech_Female> with tears <Speech_Female> of gratitude <Speech_Female> for each other. <Speech_Female> That people <Speech_Female> are choosing <Speech_Female> their choosing <Speech_Female> life over <Speech_Female> this planet <Speech_Female> that has grown up <Speech_Female> over these <Speech_Female> billions of years <Speech_Female> over <Speech_Female> there <Speech_Female> A <Speech_Female> wallet over <Speech_Female> there. A <Speech_Female> stock on the <Speech_Female> On <Speech_Female> the stock exchange <Silence> over there <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> that we can come <Speech_Female> together at this <Speech_Female> weather. We <Speech_Female> make it or not. <Speech_Female> It is just <Speech_Female> an exquisite <Speech_Female> moment for <Silence> choosing <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> what is most <SpeakerChange> real <Speech_Female> for us. <Speech_Female> I think you so <Speech_Female> right <Speech_Female> And i must admit <Speech_Female> i. I've <Speech_Female> lost it a little <Speech_Female> bit now. Because <Speech_Female> it's become much more <Speech_Female> integrated <Speech_Female> into my life. <Speech_Female> But i do remember <Speech_Female> when i first doing <Speech_Female> extinction rebellion <Speech_Female> it. <Speech_Female> Felt like <Speech_Female> i was lucky <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> Because it <Speech_Female> felt like change <Speech_Female> was possible <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> At last <Speech_Female> having <Speech_Female> been blocked <Speech_Female> for for such <Speech_Female> a long time <Speech_Female> and full probably <Speech_Female> the first <Speech_Female> time in my life i would <Speech_Female> be a i was <Speech_Female> able to work where <Speech_Male> my values were <Speech_Female> lined with <Speech_Male> where my work <Silence> was <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Female> <Speech_Music_Female> <Speech_Female> and <Speech_Female> and you're not alone <Speech_Female> and there's <Speech_Female> the feeling <Speech_Female> that <Speech_Female> I mentioned <Speech_Female> before that in <Speech_Female> the work that we <Speech_Female> can actually find <Speech_Female> is this. <Speech_Female> I sometimes a <Speech_Female> sense of <Silence> of <Speech_Female> <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Female> Mutuality <Speech_Female> of <Speech_Female> being liberated <Speech_Female> into <Speech_Female> each other's arms <Speech_Female> or there's <Speech_Female> kind of <Speech_Female> yes belonging <Speech_Female> that <Speech_Female> is so <Speech_Female> precious after these <Speech_Female> centuries <Speech_Female> <SpeakerChange> of <Silence> being <Speech_Female> constantly <Speech_Female> comparing <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Female> isolated <Speech_Female> from comparing <Speech_Female> with each other competing <Speech_Female> with each <Speech_Female> other which has <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> been the <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> ethos of our <Speech_Female> <SpeakerChange> political <Silence> economy <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> said that's an inspiring <Speech_Female> pace to end <Speech_Female> episode. <Speech_Female> Thank you to. <Speech_Female> The two were interviewed <Speech_Female> on the streets of bristow <Speech_Female> and guyana. <Speech_Female> Sure joanna <Speech_Female> macy <Speech_Female> and to a reporter <Silence> marks moley. <Speech_Female> We've been trying <Speech_Female> to take it easy <Speech_Female> over the summer. But <Speech_Female> you might have heard that. We're <Speech_Female> having a rebellion <Speech_Female> that begins on october. <Speech_Female> The seventh <Speech_Female> when extinction <Speech_Female> rebellion will be taking <Speech_Female> to the streets again. <Speech_Female>
The Real Agenda Network
"macy" Discussed on The Real Agenda Network
"I found that when people could share their deepest grief. Are there even their feelings of their deepest. Shame whatever that this breaks through the walls. Which are actually flimsy walls. Beat because they do not come with the natural world the fences in to our own self image. And then what should do we wake in breaking out in working together this sense of Mutual belonging a sense of liberating. No matter how good to coach of regeneration that there is within an organization. They're going to be times when it breaks down when life intervenes earlier this year. I let my father was in all four. Circumstances stuck for legal reasons in central america with three forms of cancer. This horrible news affected everything. In my life. Go in the way of my writing and my extinction rebellion work. I realized that not only maybe more fragile and tired. It may be more reactive and difficult to be around so i need to be of time out now only to visit my father but also to get back in touch with the innocence of equilibrium. I'm a buddhist so for me involve meditation and that helped me get back on track and talking a buddhist culture in this final part of episode. We're going to listen to joanna. Macy rita myth about the times in which we find ourselves. It's quite long but so beautiful that we decided to include the full version here. It's the myth of the shambala warriors from tibetan tradition and points to the role extinction rebellion. Might have for the future as told me by dougal giugale ramp pitchy of the tibetan community in exile called touchy john in northeast india north west. Excuse me north west india and and as those that here at who have background in Buddha dharma was sent. The shambala warrior is a metaphor for the bodey. And that hero figure in the buddhist tradition is motivated by the desire for the welfare of all bs. There comes a time went. All life on earth is in danger in this time. Great powers have arisen and they are engaged in programs to abolish each other and although they waste their wealth in preparations to abolish each other. They have much in common weapons of unfathomable devastation and death and technologies that lay waste the world and it is in this moment when the future of all beings hang spy. The frail is the threads that the kingdom of shambala emerges now. You can't go there. Because it is not a place it.
WTVN
"macy" Discussed on WTVN
"At a high level about the riots during the summer, the horrible riots in Portland and Seattle and various other other places that was a real problem. What they said, But they've analyzed my speech, in my words and my final paragraph my final sentence. Everybody took the key thought it was totally appropriate. All right. Meanwhile, Dancy Macy, who is the newly voted in elected official from South Carolina, First Woman for the Republican Party, to be elected to Congress, and she had this to say this morning on Fox is friends, Fox and friends as far as just the divisiveness within Congress and this country, it says that we're a very divided chamber both both chambers really the U. S. Senate and the U. S House between Republicans and Democrats. But even within Our own conference there. You know, we are divided. I think you'll see Probably a dozen or so if I had to guess right now Republicans that will vote to impeach later today. I was one of the most vocal Members of Congress last week that called on the president when this violence transpired. I have taken some of the members of my own party to task this week is well on this issue because rhetoric does have real consequences. The House does have every right to impeach the president. But you this rush impeachment today where we're going to debate it on the floor of the house an hour or two isn't the right Or legal way to do that, because every American deserves the right to due process for the same reasons that I voted to certify the Electoral College last week because of my guiding principle, being the Constitution will be the same guiding principle that I have today. When I am voting on impeachment. I think it's very important that we don't just take a Zippo lighter to the Constitution on tear everything up and s so that's the way and why I will be voting that way today. Meanwhile, I thought this is interesting. Lawmakers are being told they'll have to Pay up if they don't mask up. This is the thistles Capitol Hill yesterday the houses approved finding members who refuse to wear a mask. Think about that. If this I don't see that working in the general public, even though there have always been rumors about a bidet administration mask mandate. I think that's the last thing even if that did go into effect. That's the last thing I think police want to deal with. This is go around. I think crime would probably, you know, just spike if they knew how the cops are gonna be running around trying to make sure everyone's wearing a mask. But the first of fence is get this $500 the second jumps to $2000 for those who refuse to refuse to wear a mask at the Capitol, at least to Congress, women, and when one congressman Have tested positive for Corona virus after last week's attacks on the capital. At this point, it is 8 18 traffic and weather together from temp start heating and cooling products, checking in with a busy Johnny Hill this morning accident scenes being reported Cleveland and Weber also Rome, Hilliard Road between Fisher and West Broad. Some better news, though, to 70 East got all lanes reopened on the South side after an accident. You are a vehicle hit the wall there. Accident still being cleared to 70 north Pounds exit between eastern and 1 61 to 70 westbound west of Sawmill Road is stacked up because of an accident. Blocking the left lane there. 3 15 South exit to 6 70 accident as well. Lot of these have been caused because caused by a black ice and super conditions on bridges, ramps and overpasses. Use a lot of extra caution and plenty of extra safe stopping distance traffic sponsored by the exigent temporal scanner. He's may be uncertain times. What is certain is that every family needs of reliable thermometer..