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The Hockey PDOcast
"matri" Discussed on The Hockey PDOcast
"All right, we're back here at the hockey party cast with the matri filippovich and Harmon dial harm. Let's talk about chicken. So he goes for a 2023 first, which is top 5 protected. Washington's 2024 second. And a 2026 second down the road. And there was a lot at play here. There's a ton of context. It's clearly important that was dictating this price, right? It came out afterwards. Elliott Freeman reported that the coyotes essentially had no interest in taking any dollars back, even if it was expiring for this deal, like to facilitate it. They needed to do a deal like this where they just take on futures that they don't have to pay for now and just get off of Jacob chicken's contract, which in and of itself is such a sad way to think about this thing because you're talking about a 25 year old defender who's in his prime who's really good, who's making half of what he probably should be on the open market and you're viewing it as like, this is a bit too pricey for us. I think we need to cut some costs here. Let's save the coyotes conversation for us for a bit down the road here because it's another whole separate issue, but from the senator's perspective, I get the risk of, all right. If they missed the playoffs again, this is too straight years where they trade a first for Alex to bring. They trade a first for Jacob Chico. They're running out of runway with cheap ELC or similar to what we're talking about with the Canucks where Jake Sanderson has one war. They've already paid Josh Norris. They've already paid Brady could shock. They've already paid Tim stutzle. They've paid Thomas Shabbat, right? They've already not boxed themselves in but like they're paying for a lot of these young players and they don't have the team success yet. That's to show for it, right? And so you're wondering whether it's from a timing perspective the right timeline, whether it makes sense, I guess I don't want to be speaking out of both sides of my mouth here because the senators aren't necessarily that far ahead of the Canucks in terms of their place in the league hierarchy. But I do like that they went and at least got a cost controlled 25 year old defenseman taking even though they're not in that dissimilar position. I know that they're much closer to the playoffs this year. There is risk involved, but I just maybe what's clouding my judgment is the fact that I feel like I'm on the extreme end of my Jacob sugar and evaluation. I think he is very, very good and the conversation around him has not done justice what a player he is. Yeah, I think there are also a couple of differences in comparing the senators and the cocks. Number one is senators at this point. They don't
Unreserved
"matri" Discussed on Unreserved
"Frasers entire career has been about the sky. The matei woman began as a pilot. Then she started an aerial photography company. But it wasn't long before she aimed even higher. By being the first indigenous woman to launch an airline in Canada. Tara wants to bring an indigenous worldview to the skies. Welcome to unreserved Tara. Thank you for joining us today. Amazing. Thank you for having me. So if I as an average Joe, Joanne, Rosanna. Book a flight on his guillo air is my experience on your airline going to be different. What would I expect? Well, I think you would expect safe reliable service we have scheduled service from Vancouver to Qualcomm beach. Acknowledging the territory that we depart from that we arrive at. And onboard the aircraft I imagine you Rosanna flying from Vancouver to Qualcomm beach and taking in the beautiful view, the mountains and the sea and having an opportunity to see the land as a bird would. We have lots of things and ideas that are underway to collaborate with both beach first nation, as well as Muslim, to be able to tell some stories. We don't yet, but we aim to soon have in the seat back pockets, stories, and things that the nations wish for people that are traveling on our airline to know. Cool, I want to take your airline. Is there going to be tea and badnik is my question? Well, it's a short flight, but we have been exploring how we can offer indigenous foods or teas in our departure areas before flight and our engaging with other indigenous entrepreneurs to see how we can incorporate those things into the day. I love that this idea that you have of incorporating indigenous land acknowledgments, for example, or providing people with information and reading material for the trip over. And just the whole way that you want to be treating people, taking your airline, acknowledging the territory and the people and so on. How do you think this indigenous worldview, this perspective, these actions change or will change or improve even aviation as we know it? Well, I think that an indigenous worldview, it centers our humanness and our responsibility to our relations. And those things just quite naturally, in my view, shift everything. How we think about the land that we're traveling over, you know, when I witness the land from the air before I became a pilot, what led me to become a pilot, I imagine other people having that deeper connection to each other and to community, and I think that it sounds really simple Rosanna, but I think those are the things that shift everything. Yes. And what was your vision for esque air? So my vision for esco air was to connect people with the land to bring travelers to communities. To be able to, I don't know, show others the wonder of flight. And for me, I have come to realize that I'm a real entrepreneur and so I wanted to be able to create my own business in my own way and use what I've learned over the past two decades in this industry to see how I can, you know, not just provide service as an airline, but also look at how I can uplift indigenous peoples and communities in the work that I do. Uplift, I see what you did there. But why an airline? I mean, many people would be happy just to make it to be a pilot and to fly the aircraft or to be somebody who takes care of people in the air. Why did you go so far as to become a CEO owner of your own airline? Career as a pilot is very rewarding and challenging. And I had an entrepreneurial spirit that was awaiting to be a liberated and I wanted to be able to build something of my own where I could do things differently where I could focus on the things that I thought were important. And also use some of this to disrupt our industry, aviation aerospace is a very male dominated industry. With very few women. And so to be able to, I don't know, I guess just see what I could create. The name esque air, how does that name connect to your vision? So a scale is a key word for woman and I chose the name mindfully and boldly in an industry like mine. As an act of reclamation, reclamation of womanhood, reclamation of matriarchal leadership and reclamation of language. Interesting. When you say Remy creating remay trading the sky, what do you mean by that? Yeah, so we think of ourselves, you know, we imagine together reimagining re matrin and rebuilding an air transportation system centering equity and sustainability. And when I say remitting, it means a return to mother earth, how are we going to take care of mother earth, how we're going to uplift women in this industry. It means honoring matriarchal leadership and the unique ways that women lead with focus on care and community. And why do you believe that we need to re matri the sky? Is
Black History Year
"matri" Discussed on Black History Year
"For the community. That's right. And household arrangements were different. That's one of the reasons I proposed that we should get rid of this concept of head of household. This is part of white western patriarchal thinking about marriage. Did Africa have patriarchy at some point it did? Did it look like western patriarchy? No. Did Africa have mattress centricity? What I call, well, motherless, what on other African scholars have come over? Yes, and African patriarchy did not snuff out mattress centricity, the matri focal family unit. It did not. It lived alongside of it. There's a kind of totalizing feature to western patriarchy that is almost, it feels impossible to overcome. It pervades everything. There was a balance. Maybe even a competition in some African societies by the time patriarchy made its way into African societies. And so, and of course, with colonialism, we get the overlay of not just African patriarchy, but western patriarchy, which is just devastating. Devastates African culture. So even the household look different. You don't necessarily have men. You sometimes have polygamous marriages as well, right? Or you have polygynous marriages, you know, men with more than one wife. And so you don't always have this nuclear or patriarchal household, or sometimes what you have are these matching focal household units with mother and children. In a compound situation. So yes, they looked very different, very different than what we have today. Many different kinds of marriages. Let's take a little deeper on so I've read about this concept of complementary and balance when it came to men and women relationships in west and west Central Africa where I think it touches on what you were getting to where it's not necessarily that one person was more important or at more value, but it was a different type of thing that you brought to the table, whether it was an economic perspective or the physical or emotional perspective. This has come up in your work as it relates to this at all. Well, yes, honestly, I'm going to write about it a lot more in the second volume. I really want to explore a term that I introduced in this first volume afrikaner kinship structures because some of those traditions are still with us. They're most recognizable in poor and working class black communities. But some of those, they are wholesome. We have unfortunately pathologized them in the west. But they are wholesome they are powerful structures and systems. I just argue in the book that we can have kinship wealth without financial wealth. When we only have kinship wealth, then they'll structures can sometimes be burdensome because there's not enough financial wealth to go around. And one person or the few people with a little bit of resources are expected to do everything for the whole kin group. And that's tough. And so that's one of the reasons I argue that we've got to solve the wealth lessness problem that America imposed on people of African descent. But I'll say this. One of the problems J that we have with understanding what we're dealing with when we're investigating African history is the overlay of Islamic culture and traditions and western Christian culture and traditions. Most of us are doing work on African societies. And we're not penetrating the impact of those traditions on African cultures. This is why in many respects, during the 19 70s, late 60s and 70s, when you had a strong rise of black cultural nationalism and many black feminists have critiqued this that many of the black men who were saying, you know, this is how our African ancestors lived, and this is what we're supposed to be doing. What they were really doing, Jay, what they were resurrecting these eurocentric Victorian ideas about, you know, the role of women in the role of men in communities and family life. They were not African ideas, right? And even if they thought they were, if you're looking at what's going on in contemporary Africa, you have those Victorian ideals as well. So it requires one of the things I'm going to do is develop a syllabus. And I tell you, in order to really understand and access the information, we have to get into what the archeologists are doing. We have to get into what the archeological anthropologists are doing. When they're digging, when they're kind of digging up excavating African cultures, I'll give you a great example. Many people today would find that African girls, adolescent girls would be very shy about anything that has to do with sex education or it's like this is like a taboo subject. You don't talk about it. But what I want to visit great Zimbabwe, about ten years ago, one of the things that the archeologists that they have dug up are these kind of sexual figurines and scholars believe that these were used in the ancient Zimbabwe to sex education for training girls and boys about their bodies about sex and sexuality. I mean, who would have known, right? So we have to do a different kind of research to even know what's happening. And I'm building a bibliography right now. And I think one of the people that we really need to read, who was isolated and certainly not in black nationalists, communities, but was isolated generally from the west. It was only the Russian scholars that would pay attention to him, is shaken to deal up. I think he does incredible work on black, he uses the language of matriarchy at times. I like mattress centricity and the import of patriarchy, the kind of the rise of patriarchy. So he's going way, way, way back. And so one of the things we have to ask when we're asked when we're investigating these questions is, what period of Africa? Which cultures? What time period within the particular culture, right? It's complicated. It's yes. It's different, but we have a long way to go to know and understand those differences. And the ways that we have been studying African heritages and cultures, I believe, have just enthralled us and trapped us within more mythology than in many respects reality. We need a new bibliography. We need a new methodology for wrapping our minds around what these pre colonial cultures were really about. You gave the example of cultural naturalism to start this sort of segment of the conversation. And I think that's helpful context from what I'm hearing you say, we may have looked at a certain time period that may not have been, we may not have gone far back enough or we may not have been able to separate what exists now that's originally and truly and holy from the African mind and what has been brought on to it by that you mentioned western Christianity and Islam. Am I understanding that? Absolutely. Absolutely. Yeah, I think I appreciate you bringing up the work of Gio. I think one of the books I've read most of is believe the cultural unity of black Africa, which I think gets to what you're talking about about the matrilineal element of this. Yes. So the bibliography needs to be expanded in order for us to actually dig deep enough to do the work we need to do today. And African feminists and womanist scholars have really done some good work. Isi amad. Or you're wrong or you're me..
WTOP
"matri" Discussed on WTOP
"45 on WTO P 7 45 let's check in with Steve dresner And to matri we do a breaking news from college basketball Michigan head coach juwan Howard has been suspended for the remainder of the season It comes out to the next 5 games leading up to the Big Ten tournament all this resulting from yesterday's altercation with a Wisconsin assistant coach To college park it's a close one and since Maryland hosting Penn State for a live update here's WTO stay Preston Can't get any closer at the half Steve terps in any lines are tied at 28 closing the first half Maryland did with back to back baskets The second one coming off an Ian Martinez steel tariff is also holding Penn State leaning score Jalen Pickett in check he's shooting just two for ten from the field thus far Dante Scott has 8 points to pace the home team at a mission Maryland 28 ten state 28 Other local action were currently in the second half where American trails Colgate 36 to 30 first half action it's compensated on top of Howard 34 to 26 Worst racing news and we now have a new Kentucky Derby champion the Kentucky horse racing association did announce today that the original winner of the Derby Medina Spirit has been disqualified after testing positive for banned medication trainer Bob Baffert was also fined $7500 and given a 90 day suspension as well in addition all the purse money from Medina's spirits win was forfeited and that made alone is now recognized as the new winner of the 147th Kentucky Derby Steve dresner WTO sports Thanks to for that coming up here on WTO will have the latest on how the U.S. is responding to Russia's hostile actions against its neighbor Ukraine It's 7 47 If.
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"matri" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
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WTOP
"matri" Discussed on WTOP
"Good afternoon. It's 50 a get a drain cleaning for only $99, Michael and son. Traffic and weather on the eights. And when it breaks, let's go to Dave Tilden in the W T o p Traffic Center. Thanks to Matri on the Beltway and up and down 66 3 95, Virginia, It is much lighter than usual holiday We can traffic is light near the Metro area, and obviously it's going to be very slow on the periphery of the listening area. Like 95, northbound in sponsored Vania and Fredericksburg in Stafford County. As a more folks come back home, the express lanes are open north, Um, North Garrison Ville South. Um, not bad. Just a little heavy near the Occoquan through Woodbridge, 31 of the nice Bridge Thongrung having your dog Bryn in Maryland on I 70 East to 70 South, slow in several stretches near the Hagerstown, Myersville and Frederick exits on the to line stretch of 2 70 south into the taste slowly gets better beyond the county line. And what it and highest out, of course, last but not least Eastern shore westbound route 50 still heavy and slow from 2 13 y mills past the 301 merge across the Narrows Kent Island and the Chesapeake Bay. We have avoided even the most minor of incidents. On the westbound span of the Bay Bridge, So that's very good. It is slow on Kent Island, But once you get across the Chesapeake, you're much better off through Annapolis and bully with just a brief delay emerging onto the Beltway. They went looking for a crash near 4 50 never found it. 95 between 1 95 and 6 95 Baltimore north of the airport exit the crash reported along the right side. American Military University offers doctoral programs for strategic intelligence and global security professionals who are inspired to make a difference. Move with a purpose. At a mu online dot com David Alden w T o P. Traffic are Labor Day forecast with Matt Ritter IT storm team for a few clouds early this evening, then gradual, clearing a little bit breezy early this evening. Temperatures will be falling through the seventies after sunset clear, cool and comfortable tonight.
Biz Talk Radio
"matri" Discussed on Biz Talk Radio
"806 +58 38 76 That's 806 +58. 38 76 u. S tax Yield. 806 58 38 76 What's one of your favorite memories? That's a tough question. Um Well, there was this one time I went camping with my parents in a forest back when I was maybe, like, eight or nine and I can remember one night we were laying out in our hammocks and we were just, you know, watching the trees rustling in the wind above us and We could hear the sounds of the forest all around us frogs, singing and owls, calling the creek running nearby. It was amazing. It felt like we were a part of it all. I don't know if I do it justice trying to describe it, But I'll definitely never forget it. Most of us have a memory of being in nature will never forget. Let's protect the world's natural places so more memories can be made for generations to come. Visit world wildlife dot org Human being. Alright. Welcome back little heavy rock on money. Not just have the marriage like it. Yeah, Uh All right. You know, we're We're always talking about how the You know how many things that as a small business owner you have to put up with and you know, we talk about custom monsters. The customers are just can never be pleased. Everybody be miserable around them and I don't want to be a You know, negative, Nancy or anything, but, uh, it was a lot of things better will come. And a lot of times we make light of it, you know, and, uh, I did find this one. Letter that a man wrote which I thought was really good and you can tell that he's a little bit upset and I'll give him his due. He wrote. This looks like 23 days ago. It's a letter is to the state of Illinois. Oh, just saying his name is Kurt. And like her, I think colonel later. Um, I'll just start messing. Their, uh, this past month completed the filings of two business reports, which are required annually by the secretary of state offices, and Illinois and Indiana, where businesses operate. Illinois's annual report filing was completely was was completely manual process entails mailing information to the spring to Springfield that requires a $250 faint that's every year. Indiana's report filing was online process complete less than five minutes and cost 20 up. He goes on to say he's not quite the happy camper. This is just one very small example of the ongoing frustration faced every day by the business community in Illinois. Chicago's got some problems. I will tell you. I mean, how good food I've been there once, but, you know, I mean, you know, they leave the country and you know, uh, You know? A lot of criminal activities and everything. And you know the people are coming. You know, everybody I talked to theirs is from Chicago. They don't like it. I don't know why they stay there. Food. It's Pakistan. Hey, comfort food. Those are goes along nicely. What for me? Yeah, This is one small example. I will continue reading of the ongoing frustration faces every day by the businesses community. No lost. But it pretty much sums up. How are states business climate compares to that of nearly every other state in the union? I could write a book on the Illinois czar kick, costly and insufficient process and programs. I'm really on the road night with his big words, and I'm gonna It's hard Its regulations in his hot taxes, art Exorbitant fees. This. Here's the whole catch. This is everything. This is this is where the rubber matri Oh, that's what this man says. I am investing dollars. And business expansion. But sadly, it is not in the state where I live. So evident. He lives in the lawyers until we see significant improvements in the business climate of Illinois's I and other intelligent business owners who create jobs and tax revenue. We continue to develop business else. Where wake up Illinois and it's all because Oh, we're charging $230 more than $3230 more per year for business and they're losing out on millions. Now. What they need to do. And Marty use emergency exit. Nice little Emoji explained to him. You. How did you know that? Don't use the gun one? Yeah. No, don't use a gun. I'm coming. No Illinoisan. They sent him or they need. You know, I'm sorry. Just say that would be better. I love you. And you know something like that, Because drug you know That, but that was a good one. Open on the way. Oh, bless. Um yeah, but see, that's what's happening across America and we keep getting these stories of people coming. I mean, It's like building codes. It's always regulations that they put on people in and everything is just people are sick of it. Let's get in the business. Yeah, business. The business atmosphere is that people, you know they're tired of it, and they're going to this man has an option to go to any of it or you'll noise. Where is he going? He's going to Indiana. Just because of a $230 extra fee, and it took a little bit more time if they charging $220 a year more per business. It shouldn't be Henry. And they at least have it where it's all on. That's my soapbox for tonight. Besides Emojis, I'm dump my drop. Yeah, taking my headphones off. Yeah, exactly. Well, you know, I've said what I gotta say. Yeah, people, You know, You just wonder some talk about people How they actually he was nice. He was. Oh, yeah, really The businessman and he's fed up with it. He could have had some Mexican expletives in there. And some bad emojis. Everything Yes, but he did. He was very professional. But he stated his case and here's how it is. And people can tired of that. Because they don't because they can't do anything about it. They have no say anymore in what we do, and that's the problem. Yeah, exactly. Hands attack. Exactly. Well, I have a nice little story. I hope so. Yeah, I have a little nice story. So this is and from Philadelphia. So pizza place called roses fresh pizza say that fast. Whoa! That was barely got it out Monday. Um, but it's a taste of New York style pieces to the people feel the Philadelphia So And actually, Philadelphia is one of the poorest large largest cities in the country. What is this? Um Detroit? Yeah, And I did not know that Chicago And, um, but they have good food to, um owner Mason Wortmann, who left his Wall Street desk job to open the shop says Pay it for pizza. Start of one customer $1.01 Post, it notes. So he decided to start this thing where, Um, he wrote the purchase on apart, posters posted note plastered on the wall behind the register to be redeemed by the next homeless patron, the end of the store, So as word spread, and you know more and more customers paid attention. Roses wall. Awesome, More colorful notes. Um, act with acts of kindness and guaranteed slice guaranteed slice for everyone who walked in, regardless, their ability to pay. So as I eat pounds since.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"matri" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Listener. First time caller. Hi, Alana. Um, Load a podcast. All. Uh, Tim, I grew up in San Juan in white novel. Um, I'm what? I'm a white white Marita if you're supported, so you know what that is. Um not really. But, you know, um, but I just like one is to mention that like You know the relationship. Puerto Ricans relationship with New York has been, um such like such a presence in the culture of Puerto Rico and New York and like Is going between New York and Puerto Rico has like existed percent for like the most of the 20th century, and for example, my grandmother is Puerto Rican Well was Puerto Rican. But yet she grew up in Manhattan with her grandmother and her mother, Um, graduated from Hunter College and then went back to Puerto Rico met my grandfather. Raised her kids in Puerto Rico. My aunt grew up in my arm moved to New York, uh, lived here until she passed away. My brother moved here. I now live here. There's like this continuous relationship, and I think you know it's It's It's sad that like young people like me, I graduated from high school in 2013 College in 2017 that I feel the need to stay in New York because of better Um, access to Uh, jobs in my field and like the arts. But at the same time like it's something that has been existing for Has just existed for most of the 20th century. And like we get sized off from that, um I don't know. It's an interesting phenomenon. I don't know if I really contributed anything but no, I'm glad you definitely Contributed with what you've said so far. Cecilia. I wonder if in your family's experience or broader communities experience you think that there are good things and bad things for the quality of life on the island. Of that intense connection, and so many people going back and forth between Puerto Rico and New York Yeah. I mean, I think quality of jobs is definitely one thing. My mom is a high school teacher, and she talks about how you know a lot of her co workers who are teachers. It's just better for them to like, move toward Landau or moved to, you know, Miami or someplace in the states because they get paid more or you know, quality of life is better. To let you know to to to live in Puerto Rico. Yeah, just like husband Been. What you've been saying on this on this episode is that It's hard and as a young person you just especially in the arts like To get a job in New York is a lot easier than to get a good job in Puerto Rico. I think jobs have to do with it. Lot of you want to talk to you? I'm not an expert. Well, I just I'm glad about what you said about surviving, which is a word that means you know the coming and going because it is such a fluid. Processes such a fluid relationship. And I I read that this this exodus in the last 10 years with, you know, rivals or maybe even surpasses. Um, what happened in the fifties? When so many of our Family members came to New York. Um and it does you know it? It is important to remember that people are also moved back sometimes. Um, you know, I know and it's moved back. Say that again. Sorry. I'm so sorry to interrupt you, but my parents left Puerto Rico for 30 years went back. I mean, it's Yeah, I grew up. No, not at all. I mean, that. That's exactly it right. And there's even now I've heard some friends talking about this idea of re matri ation. You know, it's like a feminist twist and repatriation. Um But, yeah, remote creation, like moving back to the island. Um, I was even Elva require. You know that bar in Rio Piedras and I was listening to some libraries. My party is already exactly so. So I was listening to them. And and they made an announcement saying, like, Hey, everybody, like, Tell your relatives tell your friends who have moved to come back and buy property because everyone else all these, You know, they were saying, basically all these gringos are coming and um and buying Apartments and buying land and making it impossible for us to live here, and we need to, like, stake our claim for our own people as well. And so you know, there's also a conversation about whether that would also continue to drive up prices and be its own, You know, different kind of gentrification. Like like Who? Who are we really looking to? Afford to live in Puerto Rico. But that's very much like part of the public discourse now is how do we You know who is Puerto Rico for? Um and there's that refrain. You know, Puerto Rico Parallel Puerto Rican, you Puerto Rican for Puerto Rico for Puerto Ricans, which also to me. Oh, sounds a little bit, um, a little dangerous because there are Dominican immigrants. There are other immigrants who are there. And I think that in some ways, you know, can we make space for more people, while also maintaining Affordability and a certain quality of life. But anyway, yeah, that it's just something that's in the air all the time. Brian Lara on W N Y C. We're talking about the biggest move of any U S state or territory in the new 2020 census numbers, the biggest population move, and it was a decline of 12%. Of the population of Puerto Rico 400,000 people since the year 2010 and we're talking about it with our own. A lot of Casanova Burgess hosted the Amazing W N. Y. C studios and fruit Trudeau Studios Podcast series Love Vega stories of.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"matri" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"First time caller. Hi, Alana. Umm load and podcast. All I am. I grew up in someone in my novel. Um, I'm what I'm away. Why not? Rita, You're so important. You know what that is? Um not really. But, you know, um, but I just like wanted to mention that like You know, the relationship. Puerto Rican relationship with New York has been, um such like such a presence in the culture of Puerto Rico and New York and like Is going between New York and Puerto Rico has like existed percent for like the most of the 20th century, and for example, my grandmother is Puerto Rican Well was Puerto Rican. But yet she grew up in Manhattan with her grandmother and her mother graduated from Hunter College and then went back to Puerto Rico met my grandfather. Um, raise her kids in Puerto Rico. My own grew up in my arm. Moved to New York lived here until she passed away. My brother moved here. I know Live here. There's like this continuous relationship, and I think you know it. It's It's sad that like young people like me, I graduated from high school in 2013 College in 2017 that I feel the need to stay in New York because of better Um, access to Uh, jobs in my field and like the arts. But at the same time like it's something that has been existing for Has just existed for most of the 20th century and like we get sized off from that, um I don't know. It's an interesting phenomenon. I don't know if I really contributed anything but definitely Contributed with what you said. So far so silly. I wonder if in your family's experience or broader communities experience you think that there are good things and bad things for the quality of life on the island. Of that intense connection, and so many people going back and forth between Puerto Rico in New York. Yeah. I mean, I think quality of jobs is definitely one thing. My mom is a high school teacher, and she talks about how you know a lot of her co workers who are teachers. It's just better for them to, like, move to Orlando or move to, you know, um Miami or someplace in the states because they get paid more or you know, quality of life is better. Look, you know, Toto to let them play. There we go. Yeah, just like was been been what you've been saying on this. This arm this episode is that It's hard and as a young person you just especially in the arts like To get a job in New York is a lot easier than tol get a good job in Puerto Rico. I think jobs have to do with it. What do you want to talk to you? I'm not Celia. Well, I just I'm glad about what you said about surviving, which is a word that means you know the coming and going because it is such a fluid. Process. It's such a fluid relationship. And I read that this this exodus in the last 10 years with, you know, rivals or maybe even surpasses what happened in the fifties, when so many of our Family members came to New York on DIT does. You know, it is important to remember that people are also moved back sometimes. Um, you know, I know Annik back. Say that again. Sorry. I'm so sorry to interrupt you, but my parents left Puerto Rico for 30 years went back. I mean, it's Yeah, No, I don't know. I mean that. That's exactly it right. And there's even now I've heard some friends talking about this idea of re matri ation. You know, it's like a feminist twist on repatriation. Um Yeah. Remit creation. Like moving back to the island. I was even in everybody Quiet, You know that bar in Rio gathered us and I'm listening to some lightning everybody, everybody exactly so So is listening to something on and they made an announcement saying, like, Hey, everybody, like, Tell your relatives tell your friends who have moved to come back and buy property because everyone else all these, You know, they were saying basically all these gringos, they're coming and, um, I'm buying. Apartments and buying land and making it impossible for us to live here, and we need to, like, stake our claim for our own people as well. And so you know, there's also a conversation about whether that would also continue to drive up prices and be its own, You know, different kind of gentrification. Like like Who? Who are we really looking to? Afford to live in Puerto Rico. But that's very much like part of the public discourse now is how do we You know who is Puerto Rico for on bears that refrain. You know, Puerto Rico Parra Laboratory, Kenya's Puerto Rican first Puerto Rico for Puerto Ricans, which also to me. Oh, sounds a little bit, um, a little dangerous because there are Dominican immigrants. There are other immigrants who are there, And I think that in some ways, you know, can we make space for more people, while also maintaining Affordability and a certain quality of life. But anyway, yeah, that it's just something that's in the air all the time. Right in there and w N Y c. We're talking about the biggest move of any U S state or territory. In the new 2020 census numbers that just came out. The biggest population moved and it was a decline. Of 12% of the population of Puerto Rico 400,000 people since the year 2010. And we're talking about it with our own. A lot of Casanova Burgess, host of the Amazing WN, My C studios and for Tudo Studios, Podcast series Love Vegas stories of the Puerto Rican experience..
News Talk 1130 WISN
"matri" Discussed on News Talk 1130 WISN
"Alright, let's get started with five things that you need to know. And wow, what a crazy weekend has been on Wall Street. Let's talk about games Stop. You know who they are financially troubled, publicly traded video game retailer because, after all, who goes to the mall anymore to rent or buy video games No, that's right Crickets. It's poor finances attracted the attention of a company called Melvin Capital. It's a Wall Street hedge fund has been short selling game sub stock, and they're betting that the company will fail. So here's what happens. A group of small time day traders who hang out online it a reddit subject called Wall Street Bets, decided to jump on the money train, and they wanted to fight the hedge fund billionaires. So they were using an app. Called enough appropriately Robin Hood. They made small investments, but collectively, they have run up. But the last number I saw Gamestop stock by eight. 1000% Wow. Causing the hedge funds to lose billions. Now it's important to know that none of this is illegal. Which raises the question. Why can't the little guy start making money like the billionaires? So here's what happened. Robin Hood started restricting trading of the stock along with other companies like AMC theaters and BlackBerry, and that led to a few class action lawsuits against Robin Hood. Then Robert had resumed trading. I mean, it is a complete mess. And there's gonna try to figure out this coming week. But you inspect that The SEC is definitely going to get involved in put some regulations on this. But speaking of money, Apple reported his Cuban earnings earlier this week. How much do you think they made in a quarter? Anybody? Anyone? You're off by just a billion dollars. They made a record $111 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time in history. How isn't that something? Number two on our list. Won't you be my neighbor report from the University of North Carolina says that the U. S has lost more than 1/4 of its local newspapers over 15 years. Hey, you could blame Facebook. But really next door is doing it too on. It's not like the other social sites. You can only join in the virtual neighborhood where you live. It's not set up for you to gain followers overtake feeds when you live past the post for somebody trying to sell a bike or a crib. Electrician's recommendations. Complaints about teenage drivers complaints about Um other drivers in the neighborhood that was Me not too long ago. Sorry about that. I did slow down. You have local news. Real local news that matters to the members. There's another hit to the local newspapers. Next door is also an outlet for local elected officials and government agency to share news. They're totally bypassing the media, and its popularity has just skyrocketed since the pandemic began. And you know when toilet paper was hard to get because of the pandemic, some people turn to newspapers. The times are rough. Oh, let me tell you, they get better as the show goes on. Next on our list. We're gonna be talking about bickering billionaires, the two richest guys in the world a lot of musk and Jeff Weise says they're doing everything to one up each other because they're kind of create this vast constellation satellites. That would just be Internet service across the globe. So too must credit Space X has already launched nearly 1000 Starling satellites. Amazon system hasn't even got off the ground. That's the problem. So space sense went to the FCC asking to change the altitudes for someone satellite, saying that's gonna make it easier to Dior. But the old satellites well. Other companies disagreed, saying the change would actually cause interference and raise the risk of these satellite collisions. And the altitude that's basic asked for is really close to her Amazon plans and so on an Amazon says Space X is trying to stifle competition. Oh, Amazon says that yes. And so if Amazon runs that room to put their Internet satellites does that mean that their outer space I've told you, they get better. Number four. Call them Mr Starbucks. About a year ago. NASA picked Axiom space make the first private mission to the I s s aboard the space six aircraft, and a few days ago. The crew's enough. The commander of the mission is axioms. VP who's a former NASA is astronaut. It's gonna be pilot by an American entrepreneur investor Rounding out the 42 more investors, one from Canada, one from Israel. It's gonna happen no sooner than next January, But the mission itself is in the on Lee thing That's out of this world to spend eight days aboard the IA I SS These four guys had to pay really big for the experience. How much you think it's going to cost somebody to go to the international space Station for eight days aboard Space X $55 million. Wow. $55 Million. A milestone trip to space is one thing but to spend all that money takes a little extra sense. All right number five time for a game involving Windows sound. You're gonna love this, and I saw the video. I'm like, Oh, my gosh, I totally have to share this with you. You know all the sounds that windows makes are they computer generated Musician generated well, A Korean acapella group. Matri has released videos going viral that shows them singing through the various sound. So I thought, Hey, we're gonna have a little fun on the Kim Komando show this weekend. You could play along at home. And if you're in the commando community chat room while watching this show I definitely want you to throw up your best guess is there because whoever wins in the chat room Jeremy and John will be watching. You're gonna get an official Kim Commando show ball cap. Okay, So are you ready? Let's play. This first one is a startup theme for which version of Windows Okay..
790 KABC
"matri" Discussed on 790 KABC
"And wow, what a crazy weekend has been on Wall Street. Let's talk about games Stop. You know who they are financially troubled, publicly traded video game retailer because, after all, who goes to the mall anymore to rent or buy video games No, that's right Crickets. It's poor finances attracted the attention of a company called Melvin Capital. It's a Wall Street hedge fund has been short selling Gamestop stock, and they're betting that the company will fail. So here's what happens. A group of small time day traders who hang out online in a Reddit suburb called Wall Street Bets decided to jump on the money train. And they wanted to fight the hedge fund billionaires, so they were using an app. Called enough appropriately Robin Hood. They made small investments, but collectively, they have run up. But the last number I saw Gamestop stock by eight. 1000% Wow. Causing the hedge funds to lose billions. Now it's important to know that none of this is illegal. Which raises the question. Why can't the little guy start making money like the billionaires? So here's what happened. Robin Hood started restricting trading of the stock along with other companies like AMC theaters and BlackBerry, and that led to a few class action lawsuits against Robin Hood. Then Robin Hood resumed trading. I mean, it is a complete mess. And there's going to try to figure out this coming week. But you inspect that The SEC is definitely going to get involved in put some regulations on this. But speaking of money, Apple reported his Cuban earnings earlier this week. How much do you think they made in a quarter? Anybody anyone? You're off by just a billion dollars. They made a record $111 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time in history. Power. Isn't that something? Number two on our list? Won't you be my neighbor report from the University of North Carolina, says that the U. S has lost more than 1/4 of his local newspapers over 15 years. You could blame Facebook. But really next door is doing it too on. It's not like the other social sites. You can only join in the virtual neighborhood where you live. It's not set up for you to gain followers overtake feeds when you lift past the pose for somebody trying to sell a bike or a crib. Electrician's recommendations. Complaints about teenage drivers complaints about Other drivers in the neighborhood that was Me not too long ago. Sorry about that. I did slow down. You have local news. Real local news that matters to the members. There's another hit to the local newspapers. Next door is also an outlet for local elected officials and government agency to share news. They're totally bypassing the media, and its popularity has just skyrocketed since the pandemic began. And you know when toilet paper was hard to get because of the pandemic, some people turn to newspapers. The times are rough. Oh, let me tell you, they get better as the show goes on. Next on our list. We're gonna be talking about bickering billionaires, the two richest guys in the world a lot of musk and Jeff Weise says they're doing everything to one up each other because they're kind of create this vast constellation satellites that would just be Internet service across the globe. So too must credit Space X has already launched nearly 1000 Starling satellites Amazon system as name and got off the ground. That's the problem. So Space X went to the FCC asking to change the altitudes for someone satellite, saying that's gonna make it easier to Dior. But the old satellites While other companies disagreed, saying the change would actually cause interference and raise the risk of these satellite collisions and the altitude that's basic asked for is really close to her Amazon plans and so on on Amazon says Space X is trying to stifle competition. Oh, Amazon says that yes. And so if Amazon runs out of room to put their Internet satellites does that mean that their outer space I'm told you, they get better. Number four. Call them Mr Starbucks. About a year ago. NASA picked Axiom space make the first private mission to the I s s aboard the space six aircraft, and a few days ago, the crew's enough. The commander of the mission is axioms. VP who's a former NASA is astronaut and is gonna be piloted by an American entrepreneur investor rounding out the 42 more investors, one from Canada from Israel. It's gonna happen no sooner than next January, But the mission itself is in the on Lee thing That's out of this world to spend eight days aboard the IA I SS These four guys had to pay really big for the experience. How much you think it's going to cost somebody to go to the international space Station for eight days aboard Space X $55 million. Wow. $55 million milestone trip to space is one thing but to spend all that money takes a little extra sense. All right number five time for a game involving Windows sound. You're gonna love this, and I saw the video. I'm like, Oh, my gosh, I totally have to share this with you. You know all the sounds that windows makes are they computer generated Musician generated well, Our Korean acapella group Matri has released a video is going viral that shows them singing through the various sound. So I thought, Hey, we're gonna have a little fun on the Kim Komando show this weekend. You could play along at home. And if you're in the commando community chat room while watching this show I definitely want you to throw up your best guess is there because whoever wins in the chat room Jeremy and John will be watching. You're gonna get an official kid Commando show ball cap. Okay, So are you ready? Let's play. This first one is a startup theme for which version of Windows Don't do that. Okay. So which version of Windows which version of Windows? That was the Windows XP home addition. Okay, now, remember their sickness now? Another start of theme. Which Windows version is this? Okay? That's a tough one.
TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"matri" Discussed on TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"Alright, let's get started with five things that you need to know. And wow, what a crazy weekend has been on Wall Street. Let's talk about games Stop. You know who they are financially troubled, publicly traded video game retailer because, after all, who goes to the mall anymore to rent or buy video games No, that's right Crickets. It's poor finances attracted the attention of a company called Melvin Capital. It's a Wall Street hedge fund that's been short selling Gamestop stock, and they're betting that the company will fail. So here's what happens. A group of small time day traders who hang out online and I read it subject called Wall Street Bets decided to jump on the money train. And they wanted to fight the hedge fund billionaires, so they were using an app. Called enough appropriately Robin Hood. They made small investments, but collectively, they have run up. But the last number I saw Gamestop stock by eight. 1000% Wow. Causing the hedge funds to lose billions. Now it's important to know that none of this is illegal. Which raises the question. Why can't the little guy start making money like the billionaires? So here's what happened. Robin Hood started restricting trading of the stock along with other companies like AMC theaters and BlackBerry, and that led to a few class action lawsuits against Robin Hood. Then Robert had resumed trading. I mean, it is a complete mess. And there's going to try to figure out this coming week. But you inspect that The SEC is definitely going to get involved in put some regulations on this. But speaking of money, Apple reported his Cuban earnings earlier this week. How much do you think they made it? A quarter? Anybody anyone? You're off by just a billion dollars. They made a record $111 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time in history. Out. Isn't that something? Number two on our list? Won't you be my neighbor report from the University of North Carolina says that the U. S has lost more than 1/4 of its local newspapers over 15 years. You could blame Facebook. But really next door is doing it too on. It's not like the other social sites. You can only join in the virtual neighborhood where you live. It's not set up for you to gain followers overtake feeds when you lift past the pose for somebody trying to sell a bike or a crib Electrician's recommendations. Complaints about teenage drivers complaints about other drivers in the neighborhood that was Me not too long ago. Sorry about that. I did slow down. You have local news. Real local news that matters to the members. There's another hit to the local newspapers. Next door is also an outlet for local elected officials and government agency to share news. They're totally bypassing the media, and its popularity has just skyrocketed since the pandemic began. And you know when toilet paper was hard to get because of the pandemic, some people turn to newspapers. The times are rough. Oh, let me tell you, they get better as the show goes on. Next on our list. We're gonna be talking about bickering billionaires, the two richest guys in the world a lot of musk and Jeff business. We're doing everything to one up each other because they're kind of create this vast constellation satellites. That would just be Internet service across the globe. So too must credit Space X has already launched nearly 1000 Starling satellites. Amazon system hasn't even got off the ground. That's the problem so space and went to the FCC asking to change the altitudes for someone satellite, saying that's gonna make it easier to do. Or but the old satellites well. Other companies disagreed, saying the change would actually cause interference and raise the risk of these satellite collisions and the altitude that's basic as for is really close to her Amazon plans and so on on, Amazon says Space X is trying to stifle competition. Oh, Amazon says that yes. And so if Amazon runs that room to put their Internet satellites does that mean that their outer space I'm only they get better. Number four. Call them Mr Starbucks. About a year ago. NASA picked Axiom space make the first private mission to the I s s aboard the space six aircraft, and a few days ago, the crew's enough. The commander of the mission is axioms. VP who's a former NASA is astronaut. It is gonna be piloted by an American entrepreneur investor rounding out the 42 more investors, one from Canada from Israel. It's gonna happen no sooner than next January, But the mission itself is in the on Lee thing That's out of this world to spend eight days aboard the IA I SS These four guys had to pay really big for the experience. How much you think is going to cost somebody to go to the international space Station for eight days aboard Space X $55 million Wow. $55 million Milestone trip to space is one thing but to spend all that money takes a little extra sense. All right number five time for a game involving Windows sound. You're gonna love this, and I saw the video. I'm like, Oh, my gosh, I totally have to share this with you. You know all the sounds that windows makes are they computer generated Musician generated well, A Korean acapella group Matri has released a video is going viral that shows them singing through the very sound so I thought, Hey, we're gonna have a little fun on the Kim Komando show this weekend. You could play along at home and if you're in the commando community chat room while watching the show. I definitely want you to throw up your best guess is there because whoever wins in the chat room Jeremy and John will be watching. You're gonna get an official Kim Commando show ball cap. Okay, So are you ready? Let's play. This first one is a startup theme for which version of Windows.
Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"matri" Discussed on Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"Alright, let's get started with five things that you need to know. And wow, what a crazy weekend has been on Wall Street. Let's talk about games Stop. You know who they are financially troubled, publicly traded video game retailer because, after all, who goes to the mall anymore to rent or buy video games No, that's right Crickets. It's poor finances attracted the attention of a company called Melvin Capital. It's a Wall Street hedge fund has been short selling Gamestop stock, and they're betting that the company will fail. So here's what happens. A group of small time day traders who hang out online in a reddit subject called Wall Street Bets decided to jump on the money train. And they wanted to fight the hedge fund billionaires. So they were using an app called Enough appropriately Robin Hood. They made small investments, but collectively, they have run up. But the last number I saw Gamestop stock by eight. 1000% wow. Causing the hedge funds to lose billions. Now it's important to know that none of this is illegal. Which raises the question. Why can't the little guys start making money like the billionaires? So here's what happened. Robin Hood started restricting trading of the stock along with other companies like AMC theaters and BlackBerry, and that led to a few class action lawsuits against Robin Hood. Then Robert had resumed trading. I mean, it is a complete mess, and there's going to try to figure out this coming week, but you inspect that the SEC is definitely going to get involved in put some regulations on this. But speaking of money, Apple reported his Cuban earnings earlier this week. How much do you think they made it? A quarter? Anybody? Anyone? You're off by just a billion dollars. They made a record $111 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time in history. Out. Isn't that something? Number two on our list? Won't you be my neighbor report from the University of North Carolina says that the U. S has lost more than 1/4 of its local newspapers over 15 years. Hey, you could blame Facebook. But really next door is doing it too on. It's not like the other social sites. You can only join in the virtual neighborhood where you live. It's not set up for you to gain followers overtake feeds when you live past the pose for somebody trying to sell a bike or a crib. Electrician's recommendations. Complaints about teenage drivers complaints about Other drivers in the neighborhood that was Me not too long ago. Sorry about that. I did slow down. You have local news. Real local news that matters to the members. There's another hit to the local newspapers. Next door is also an outlet for local elected officials and government agency to share news. They're totally bypassing the media, and its popularity has just skyrocketed since the pandemic began. And you know when toilet paper was hard to get because of the pandemic, some people turn to newspapers. The times are rough. Oh, let me tell you, they get better as the show goes on. Next on our list. We're gonna be talking about bickering billionaires, the two richest guys in the world a lot musket, Jeff Weise says they're doing everything to one up each other because they're kind of create this vast constellation satellites. That would just be Internet service across the globe. So too must credit Space X has already launched nearly 1000 Starling satellites. Amazon system hasn't even got off the graph. That's the problem. So space sense went to the FCC asking to change the altitudes for someone satellite saying that's gonna make it easier to Dior. But the old satellites While other companies disagreed, saying the change would actually cause interference and raise the risk of these satellite collisions and the altitude that's basic as for is really close to her Amazon plans and so on on Amazon says Space X is trying to stifle competition. Oh, Amazon says that? Yes. And so if Amazon runs that room to put their Internet satellites does that mean that their outer space I'm Tony, they get better. Number four. Call them Mr Starbucks. About a year ago. NASA picked Axiom space make the first private mission to the I s s aboard the space six aircraft, and a few days ago, the crews announce the commander of the mission is axioms VP who's a former NASA is astronaut. It is gonna be pilot by an American entrepreneur investor rounding out the 42 more investors, one from Canada from Israel. It's gonna happen no sooner than next January, But the mission itself is in the on Lee thing That's out of this world to spend eight days aboard the IA I SS These four guys had to pay really big for the experience. How much you think it's going to cost somebody to go to the international space Station for eight days aboard Space X $55 million. Wow. $55 Million. A milestone trip to space is one thing but to spend all that money takes a little extra sense. All right number five time for a game involving Windows sound. You're gonna love this. And I saw the video of like, Oh, my gosh, I totally have to share this with you. You know all the sounds that windows makes are they computer generated Musician generated well, a Korean acapella group Matri has released a video is going viral that shows them singing through the very sound so I thought, Hey, we're gonna have a little fun on the Kim Komando show this weekend. You can play along at home, and if you're in the commando community chat room while watching the show. I definitely want you to throw up your best guess is there because whoever wins in the chat room Jeremy and John will be watching. You're gonna get an official Kim Commando show ball cap. Okay, So are you ready? Let's play. This first one is a startup thief or which version of Windows Okay. So.
790 KABC
"matri" Discussed on 790 KABC
"Alright, let's get started with five things that you need to know. And wow, what a crazy weekend has been on Wall Street. Let's talk about games Stop. You know who they are financially troubled, publicly traded video game retailer because, after all, who goes to the mall anymore to rent or buy video games No, that's right Crickets. It's poor finances attracted the attention of a company called Melvin Capital. It's a Wall Street hedge fund that's been short selling game sub stock, and they're betting that the company will fail. So here's what happens. A group of small time day traders who hang out online in a Reddit suburb called Wall Street Bets decided to jump on the money train. And they wanted to fight the hedge fund billionaires, so they were using an app. Called enough appropriately Robin Hood. They made small investments, but collectively, they have run up. But the last number I saw Gamestop stocked by eight. 1000% Wow. Causing the hedge funds to lose billions. Now it's important to know that none of this is illegal. Which raises the question. Why can't the little guys start making money like the billionaires? So here's what happened. Robin Hood started restricting trading of the stock along with other companies like AMC theaters and BlackBerry, and that led to a few class action lawsuits against Robin Hood. Then Robert had resumed trading. I mean, it is a complete mess, and there's going to try to figure out this coming week, but you inspect that the SEC is definitely going to get involved in put some regulations on this. But speaking of money, Apple reported his Cuban earnings earlier this week. How much do you think they made it? A quarter? Anybody? Anyone? You're off by just a billion dollars. They made a record $111 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time in history. Power. Isn't that something? Number two on our list? Won't you be my neighbor report from the University of North Carolina, says that the U. S has lost more than 1/4 of its local newspapers over 15 years. Hey, you could blame Facebook. But really next door is doing it too on. It's not like the other social sites you can on Lee join in the virtual neighborhood where you live. It's not set up for you to gain followers overtake feeds when you live past the post for somebody trying to sell a bike or a crib. Electrician's recommendations. Complaints about teenage drivers complaints about Other drivers in the neighborhood that was Me not too long ago. Sorry about that. I did slow down. You have local news. Real local news that matters to the members. There's another hit to the local newspapers. Next door is also an outlet for local elected officials and government agency to share news. They're totally bypassing the media. And its popularity has just skyrocketed since the pandemic began. And you know when toilet paper was hard to get because of the pandemic, some people turn to newspapers. The Times are rough. Oh, let me tell you, they get better as the show goes on next on our list. We're gonna be talking about bickering billionaires. The two richest guys in the world a lot musket, Jeff Weise says they're doing everything to one up each other because they're kind of create this vast constellation satellites that would just be Internet service across the globe. So too must credit Space X has already launched nearly 1000 Starling satellites Amazon system as name and got off the ground. That's the problem. So space sense went to the FCC asking to change the altitudes for someone satellite, saying that's gonna make it easier to Dior. But the old satellites While other companies disagreed, saying the change would actually cause interference and raise the risk of these satellite collisions and the altitude that's basic asked for is really close to her Amazon plans and so on an Amazon says Space X is trying to stifle competition. Oh, Amazon says that yes. And so if Amazon runs out of room to put their Internet satellites does that mean that their outer space I'm Tony, they get better. Number four. Call them Mr Starbucks. About a year ago. NASA picked Axiom space make the first private mission to the I s s aboard the space six aircraft, and a few days ago. The crew's enough. The commander of the mission is axioms. BP was a former NASA is astronaut and is gonna be pilot by an American entrepreneur Investor Rounding out the 42 more investors, one from Canada from Israel. It's gonna happen no sooner than next January, But the mission itself is in the on Lee thing That's out of this world to spend eight days aboard the IA I SS These four guys had to pay really big for the experience. How much you think it's going to cost somebody to go to the international space Station for eight days aboard Space X $55 million. Wow. $55 Million. A milestone trip to space is one thing but to spend all that money takes a little extra sense. All right number five time for a game involving Windows sound. You're gonna love this, and I saw the video. I'm like, Oh, my gosh, I totally have to share this with you. You know all the sounds that windows makes are they computer generated Musician generated well, A Korean acapella group Matri has released a video is going viral that shows them singing through the various sound. So I thought, Hey, we're gonna have a little fun on the Kim commando show this weekend. You could play along at home, and if you're in the commando community chat room while watching the show. I definitely want you to throw up your best guess is there because whoever wins in the chat room Jeremy and John will be watching. You're gonna get an official Kim Commando show ball cap. Okay, So are you ready? Let's play. This first one is a startup theme for which version of Windows.
WTOP
"matri" Discussed on WTOP
"At 15 and 45 brought to you by your local Honda dealer. Don't settle for less than 100 45 Day. Preston Capitals facing Pittsburgh tonight to matri with plenty of firepower, 11 50 Callie to go in the second period caps up 3 to 2. I'm on five play. Here's a tip to the front of the net. They score it getting cools that's off with a temp in on the right side. John Walton on 1500 am. Fortunately, the ice give it in the ice take up the way. The caps of comped of four goals this evening tied it for late second period. Tom Wilson has two goals. Senate Evgeny Kuznetsov. Lars Eller, also lighting the lamp for Washington, who's now tad with Pittsburgh, late second period. Men's college basketball. Maryland Trails number seven Michigan 72 to 54 In the second half. They were down 17 at intermission. Dante Scott Aaron Wiggins each have 11 points for the Terps. Isaiah Livers leading the Wolverines with 20 on the evening. George Washington's program is paused in the Colonials game tomorrow in Dayton has been postponed after a member of the traveling party has tested positive for covert 19 Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher. Don Sutton passes away at the age of 75, the right hander won 324 games with five major league teams. He also had a second career as a broadcaster for the Atlanta Braves, and he also it was a broadcast for two years with the Nationals. On massive and I felt the pro Football Writers Association votes Chase Young, the league's defensive rookie of the year. Meanwhile, the Washington football team is reportedly set to hire Marty Hurney as their new general manager Dave Preston, w T. O P Sports local teacher now on leave after being at the Capitol riot that's ahead. Sarah, We're getting ready to start a brand new here out with the old in with the new, exciting new things are about to happen. What kinds of new things.
KCRW
"matri" Discussed on KCRW
"Up my day. When all the while you send me I didn't even function deal. History is that place got around his here You get back. You sugar and cream. Glue it family dream. You were a healer of heart. How matri Enough stuff. No, just my small song My up my day. When the one you love is in me Booth function. History, Miss. Simply one knows it's here. Do you know me? Oh, Well. Please. Adam. Bull. I'm proud and I'm black. That's not so bad. That's gotta be. Oh, Something together. Get off them! Cheer battle. Let's get it, man. Come on. Come on, Get off this ship out on the field. Come on, get on the floor. Thank you. Come on. Oh, no. What happened there? Mm hmm. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. All right. Your friend. Drink. Hey. Both drown before Frank. Fine print print. Hey, hey, hey. Manama woke up angry. Come on, come on this country. Hey, Hey! Hey, you okay? Oh, hello, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. It's great. It's been by now. Death together together together. Come on. On your feet, man. Damn right. Hey, what's tonight? Oh, tonight. What's your number? No. Hey. My mama and my daddy didn't want to see him about three Madison Gray. Hey, Hey. Mm hmm. Mm hmm. Yes. Yeah, Yeah, yeah. Yeah, okay. Yeah. Red Red River. Mm hmm..
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"matri" Discussed on C-SPAN Radio
"Ad someone's hope. Confronted by paralysis and aphasia. I was fun with grit and determination. I put 1 ft in front of the other. I've found one word, and then I found another. My recovery is a daily fight, but buying matri stronger. Words once came easily. Today. I struggle the speak, but I'm not lost my voice. American needs all of us to speak out even when you have to fight the buying the words. I'm also in a second fight the fight to stop gun violence. It's also a bite forged by tragedy and paint a fight that can change lives. We are at a crossroads. We can let the shooting to continue, or we can act. We can protect our families, our future. We can vote. We can be on the right side of history. Please join us in this. Spike. Thank you very much. Former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords on this 10th anniversary of the masses shooting during which she was injured. Gifford's husband, Mark Kelly, was just sworn in last weekend as a U. S senator from Arizona. Thanks for joining us on Washington today, get the free C span radio app And remember this program available as a podcast wherever you get your podcasts have a good night and good weekend. This'd is C Span's the weekly I'm Steve Scully in Washington and what a week it has been the solemn ceremony steeped in two centuries of tradition as the U. S. House and Senate certifies the electoral college vote. It is, of course, the final official step before a new president is inaugurated on January 20th. This past week, however, that tradition was up ended as protesters broke through security gates around the perimeter of the U. S. Capitol. And then stormed the building. Last time. Something like that happened was August 24th 18 14 when British troops invaded Washington during the war of 18 12 just ahead from C Span's coverage of this past Wednesday excerpts from key speeches by members of Congress the morning of January, 6th began with these opening remarks on the Senate floor by Republican leader Mitch McConnell. Nothing before us proves illegality anywhere near the massive scale, massive scale that would have tipped the entire election. Northen.