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Tech Path Crypto
A highlight from 1262. Anti-CBDC Bill Vote! | 27 to 20 Stablecoins vs CBDCs
"You do not want to miss this one, we're going to be breaking down the CBDC vote that happened yesterday in DC. Also taking a look at a number of clips that'll give you some alignment as to what the future of CBDCs here in the United States might look like. We're going to break all that down for you. It's going to be a good one. My name is Paul Bearer, welcome back into Tech Path. Before we get started, I want to thank our sponsor, that's Tangem. And this is all about self -custody. When you think about CBDCs, you got to think about self -custody. Check out tangem .com, you can learn a little bit more about their wallet. They do slim as a bank card, secure as a bank vault, store, buy, earn, transfer, and swap thousands of coins and tokens. If you want to use their card, you can do so with two different types. You can get the classic wallet, or you can get this new Tangem wallet that is a new type of card that's going to give you optional seed phrases. You can order these in three -card packs, so it's very easy. I would suggest doing that, spend a little bit extra for that. Use our discount code to help kind of soften the blow there. But it's a great value, check it out, we'll leave a link down below, it does help the channel out. Let's get into a couple of the things that happened yesterday. The two I want to focus on are these right here. The Power of the Mint Act, and then also the CBDC Anti -Surveillance State Act. These were the two that were focused on primarily. And I want to go to an intro clip real quick to give you kind of a framework of how this all started there in D .C. Listen in. Today we'll consider a slate of legislation to bolster our national security, protect Americans' financial privacy, and shield our financial system from the risks associated with the potential central bank digital currency, or CBDC. Unlike decentralized cryptocurrencies, a central bank digital currency is a digital form of sovereign currency that is designed and issued by a government and transacts on a digital ledger that is controlled by that government. If not designed to emulate cash, could give the federal government the ability to surveil and restrict Americans' transactions. This is not just alarming, it's downright un -American. We've already seen examples of governments weaponizing their financial system against their citizens in China. We need to counter China by being the best version of ourselves. This bill expresses that sentiment that, yes, we're going to innovate and we're going to lead on blockchain and we're going to lead on digital assets, but we're going to do so the American way. And the way we do that is decentralized. We don't do this by centralizing it in a central bank. We can achieve the innovation potential of blockchain and the immediacy of payments and the frictionless payments future with what we did in July. And that is to create a regulatory framework for stablecoin. All right, so there's some fire in the belly of the lawmakers. I like what I'm hearing so far. This sounds pretty good. But we get into more. And remember, there's always a bad guy. So let's go, maybe girl, we'll go to the next clip with Maxine Waters. Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman. Unfortunately, Republicans are marking up one bill that is not bipartisan. We do know that 130 countries around the world are racing to develop and implement a CBDC. What will happen if CBDCs issued by other central banks gain traction as a preferred method of payment in international trade transactions? Are we comfortable allowing the Chinese yuan or currencies from other countries to overtake the U .S. dollar as a principal global reserve currency? Republicans are making baseless attacks against the CBDC that does not even exist. So with that, I yield back the balance of my time. All right, so Maxine in rare form, I shouldn't say rare, normal form with her. She's, of course, for the idea of CBDCs. The other thing, a lot of what she said could be applied to stablecoins. And what we're seeing around the world, this is the first time I think we are chasing other governments who are actually trying to suppress their citizens. I would kind of be in a position or the camp of not going that direction. I like what I'm hearing so far. But let's go into our next clip. This is going to be Mr. Sherman listening. And allowing the Federal Reserve to continue doing what they're doing, literally recruiting and hiring people in the San Francisco Fed office to build a central bank digital currency is the financial equivalent of allowing the empire from Star Wars to build the Death Star so long as they promise not to turn it on. I'm struck by the hypocrisy of the advocates of cryptocurrency. They come in and they say cryptocurrency is wonderful because it's digital and it's high tech and it's innovative. And then they propose a bill which, in the words of the ranking member, is an anti -innovation bill. And they describe the U .S. government as Darth Vader. They describe any attempt to enforce American laws as the action of Darth Vader in the empire. As Sam Bankman -Fried has demonstrated, crypto is perfect for hiding from your creditors. And while his body may be in jail, his money cannot be found. I yield back. General McNeil's back. Thank you. I just have some, you know, obviously I'm opposed to this bill, but I just want to know what I'm arguing against. All right. You can't make this stuff. What am I going against? I don't even know what I'm going against. All right. Well, the point is, is that Sherman's usually in that kind of position. Anti -innovation. I thought that was a rare little piece right there. Both these guys are going to go against anything that I think the Republicans or even to a certain extent, the bipartisan Capitol Hill lawmakers will go when it comes to crypto or anything that is even related to blockchain. Let's get into our next clip. This goes into a little bit more about the unbanked. Listen in. And the idea that this is somehow going to help the unbanked is insane. Because when you ask the unbanked, why are you unbanked? A lot of it is because of surveillance capitalism. A permissionless system would be something more similar to Bitcoin. You could digitize it. And frankly, that's why a lot of people have been drawn in the unbanked and underbanked community to crypto currencies like Bitcoin. I think one of the speakers for this bill said that people aren't banked because they oppose the quote surveillance state. People aren't banked because they don't have any money. It's amazing. The people who aren't banked are the people who don't have any money. I'd be willing to support this bill if it also ended crypto. Well, that's an interesting statement there. When you go to the FDIC site, this is the 2021 FDIC national survey of unbanked and underbanked households. Look at some of the data here on this. An estimated four and a half percent of U .S. household, approximately 5 .9 million were unbanked. This is 2021. OK, likelihood of this is much greater. Remember, we have a lot of immigrants in our country that in many cases also are coming from countries who they've seen their banking system maybe not work out so well for them. And they are very, very skeptical because of that. Some don't have enough money to meet minimum balance requirements, as cited, but around 21 percent. But most don't trust banks. This was the second most cited main reason for not having an account. Avoiding a bank gives more privacy was the third most cited main reason, 8 .4 percent. Further into the report, this was a piece right here. Who are the unbanked and underbanked breaking this out? Most is distrust of banks, inconvenient locations, high bank account fees, needed products and services are not offered by banks, poor credit history, you know, check system, etc. Typical challenges I think a lot of people in the unbanked sector face. Let's go to our next clip. I think this is a good one right here. This gets into the privacy side of things. I think there's what 2000 stable coins that are out there right now. None of them, none of them protects the security of American citizens privacy. And when an American citizen puts all their information out in the private sector and it's available to 200 different retailers and banks and and other governments, there is no expectation of privacy. That's our problem here. Some of my colleagues gloss over the fact the whole reason they're collecting the data in the first place is the government makes them collect it. Frankly, if you don't agree to spy on your customers, you don't get to operate a bank in the United States. You don't get to operate a money service business in the United States, essentially get permission from the government to act as a financial services institution. So long as you spy on your customers. About million 350 pieces of evidence sitting over at the Treasury on private sector activity, these giant, enormous government databases, which have been hacked, both the IRS and others, Office of Personnel Management and others do present tremendous targeting by bad actors. You know, this is really where it gets into the destruction of personal privacy. And this is the problem that we do face in our society. Some of the countries that are already down this slippery slope, countries like China, as an example, right here, China's central bank digital currency. This is the digital ID to deduct fines instantly from your digital wallet if you're caught for speeding or jaywalking by a surveillance system. So right there, this kind of shows the actual crime of jaywalking now portrayed on basically a bulletin board in front of everyone. And then, of course, automatically deducted. These are the kind of invasion capabilities. Talk about, you know, search and seizure. This is going to be able to break down the walls of search and seizure and do things within our own economies and within our own society that we would never dream of, especially around the Constitution. This is China right here. Super SIM cards now featuring new digital yuan functions is this super SIM card right here. It's going to function as a digital yuan wallet, smart card and I .D. cards as the nation's CBDC pilot continues. So this is going on to phones and will make its way into a position where you can no longer utilize because you have digital wallet. Now your wallet and you're going to be able to use this in a way in which you go to a grocery store, you go to any retailer and you use that as a payment for form. And that's where they can lock it down. And that's exactly what I think these lawmakers are fighting against. Let's go to our next clip. This will continue to show you a little bit more about this slippery slope of privacy. Look at my uncle and my cousin helped me get a cell phone that is linked to a Chinese bank card so that I could buy anything pleasing and I have to pass facial recognition identity verification, which is insane, because all I want to do is just spend my gift card balance on this debit.
AP News Radio
Scherzer rebounds, Mets blank Padres 5-0 in playoff rematch
"The mets got two run doubles from Jeff McNeil and Francisco Lindor on their way to a 5 to nothing win over San Diego. Max Scherzer struck out 6 in 5 scoreless innings for his second win. I always want to say I want to go deeper. You know, it's tough to say you only want pitch 5 innings. But they did a good job of grinding with me, but it seemed got to win. So anytime the team wins, I'm happy. You Darvish suffered his first career loss against the mets after 5 wins. He allowed 5 runs in 6 and a third innings. The Padres had won three straight. Mike thank you so New York.
The Doug Collins Podcast
Newsmax's John Bachman Shares a Memory of R.E.M.
"High school, Aryan was just getting started in Athens. Okay, the B-52s, you know, Ariana would just get started. And Michael saw it and the rest of them would play and you brought up this and I want you to emphasize this a little bit. 40 watt club. Georgia club. I mean, the not owl, which used to be out for country out there off of full 41 north. We're seeing and there's still all those scenes today. These new bands, these new, you know, that new music is coming out of. But Michael sobbing and they would do a buddy of mine, Steve McNeil, he used to go down and to Athens and they would play a set and then they'd sit out in the bar and just hang out with everybody. And that was another cool thing too about it is, you know, I never got the chance to see REM play at the 40 watt and one of those impromptu sets. But what I did see is a lot of members of REM and other bands, David schools, or Mike Mills, or maryam, just hanging out at the bars. And when I would go, I mean, I remember there was a brief period of time and I believe it was the summer of 2000 spring of 2000. I had gone to see a band called the old 97s at the 40 watt, and I was going up to the bar to grab a beer and I looked over and it's Mike Mills next to me and I kind of gave him a nod and a knowledge we was, he obviously had no idea who I was. And then a little while later, radiohead played a concert at Stone Mountain in a very small venue. It was amazing to be there. And I saw Mike Mills again, he kind of bumped into each other, and it was that sign, again, he didn't know who I was, but he knew that I knew who he was and we had both been too amazing concerts and brief period of time and he kind of gave me that sign of acknowledgment like, all right, kid. You obviously have good choice in music.
AP News Radio
Media drop Dilbert after creator's Black 'hate group' remark
"Comics distributor Andrews McNeil universal says it will no longer work with Dilbert creator Scott Adams because of recent comments he made about race. A march east are a letter with the latest. The heads of Andrews McNeil say in a statement, the company believes in free speech, but it will not support commentary rooted in hate. That's why it's severing its relationship with Dilbert among the things Scott Adams, who is white, has said on his YouTube show is that he will no longer help black Americans and repeatedly refer to people who are black as members of a hate group. He also advised that white people get away from black people. The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and the San Antonio express news are among the newspapers dropping Dilbert. Adams has defended himself on social media against those he says hate him and are canceling him.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"mcneil" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Some wins together and starts with the first one and this was it. So it's nice to see our guys get rewarded. We've had some games where we've deserved better than we've gotten. You know, that's tough, but tonight we got what we deserved and was a victory. We played well. New York currently the tenth seed. They're on the outside, though looking in four points between themselves and the penguins, the 8th seed. Islanders, they host the golden knights Saturday, both teams will be playing back to backs. That's because the golden knights, they were beaten up something fierce at MSG four to one at the hands of the rangers, quite a night for Chris kreider his 700th game is 20th goal of the season. 20th assist for Vincent schrock, as well, yaroslav a loch, brilliant in net 33 saves rangers of the 6th seed. There are a point behind Tampa Bay. They now enter a 9 game mini vacation, if you will for the all star break, they're back on February 6th, just like the Devils, but they had to take care of business first in Dallas and they did a three two overtime win. How about at all three local teams getting dubs on Friday, Jack Hughes looked like a number one overall pick is 32nd and 33rd, including you have the game winner in overtime. They're the third seed. In the association nicks and nets, they throw down Saturday at 5 30 nets the fourth seed nicks currently in the playoffs for the 7th seed, seton hall visits butler in biggies play. Baseball, the mets Inc Jeff McNeil, the batting champ to a four year $50 million extension. He'll turn 31 right after opening day. With your Bloomberg sports update, I'm rob busker. This is a Bloomberg money minute. Workplaces have changed and it can be tough to know how to succeed. There have been a lot of painful moments in adapting to new worlds of work. And we try to draw lessons from that. Gabriela Rosen Kellerman is chief product officer at better up and the author of tomorrow mind thriving at work now and in an uncertain future. She says, although hybrid and remote work is here to stay, it is key to get at least some FaceTime with colleagues as our brain is learning to process them as in us rather than a damp, and that is a huge basis of trust. And she says that makes for an easier, more fun and more innovative workplace. We're experiencing something together in real time, you're reacting. I'm experiencing your responses, but that doesn't mean we don't need time alone. She advocates for of all things daydreaming at work. We need to do in order to generate our creative ideas, connections we can't come to. We can't force ourselves to come to those with conscious attention. Joel Schneider, Bloomberg radio. Bloomberg radio on demand and in your podcast D on the latest sound on podcasts, the debt ceiling debate has brought back the idea of minting a $1 trillion platinum coin. Is this really a good idea? I ask Bloomberg's Joe wiesenthal. You know, look, if you run out of borrowing authority, which is what the debt ceiling means, and you still have obligations to meet your spending authority because the Congress is also passed a budget. What do you do rather than default, you could admit this coin, say, put a $1 trillion on it, write the word 1 trillion, deposit it at the treasury's account at the New York fed with the treasury general account. And now you have a $1 trillion in there that you can then spend. Is it a gimmick? Yeah, of course, writing a trillion on a coin, but on the other hand, the idea that we would have this sort of fiction called the debt ceiling, in which we arbitrarily threaten publicly, we might default on our obligations. There's also pretty silly. If the prospect is your defaulting on the largest liquid fixed income asset class in the entire world, the definition of safety, that maybe it's okay to use a gimmick in that case because the alternative is so catastrophic. Maybe we warm up to the idea of a gimmick. That's right, come on. Look, I don't want to do silly things either. I want to have a serious government that operates, but like, you know, I was just in a conversation with the other day and just like, okay, if it's a choice between going over a cliff and the Grand Canyon or pressing a silly button, why is this so hard? Right, since it's a self imposed debt ceiling to begin with. If you're going to really insist that the dead ceiling is this sort of like catastrophic apocalyptic moment, right? Where if you
Bloomberg Radio New York
"mcneil" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Takes a while It might take more than a season But our prayer for you is at that time comes sooner or later but I promise you it will come As a nation I say to the families we remember them We were reading about them We visit the memorial where the show the love for them and you've all shown by the supermarket And so see Cheney 65 years old Brain cancer survivor churchgoer bingo player went to buy strawberries to make her favorite shortcake A loving mother and her grandmother Roberta jury 32 beloved daughter and sister Move back home to help take care of her brother after his bone marrow transplant She went to buy groceries for dinner The senator attention who made everyone in the room laugh and smile when she walked in Andre McNeil asking me Andrea McNeil 53 Worked at a restaurant Went to buy his three year old son a birthday cake His son's selling a birthday Ask him where's daddy Catherine Massey 72 a writer and an advocate Who dressed up in.
Telecom Reseller
"mcneil" Discussed on Telecom Reseller
"This is the green and I'm the publisher of telecom reseller, and today I'm with Mark McNeil, who's the strategic healthcare program manager for TBI. Mark, thank you for joining me today. Thanks, Doug. Great to be here with you. Well, Mark, thank you for taking some time out here on a busy morning. We are at the TBI the biggest ad here in Chicago, 2022. This is really exciting. We're meeting a lot of your partners and so on. But Mark, what you are the strategic healthcare program manager, what does that mean? What is strategic healthcare program manager meaning CDR? Yes. So it means a specialist focus obviously in healthcare that is keeping an eye out for new technologies that are coming up in that space, whatever they may be collaboration technologies around telemedicine, remote monitoring, whatever it may be. And then communicating the benefits of those new technologies to our partners who are interfacing with direct customers who are in the healthcare space healthcare providers. My goal is to educate them to train them to work with their sales and marketing teams on how to approach healthcare providers. And then to get them to a position where they're comfortable, opening up conversations where they can then access my resource to come in and help them with those engagements. Now, healthcare is probably not the number one it's very close to being the number one sector in our economy. Yes. But historically in the managed service provider market, it's never been really as big as some of the other industries that people pursued. No. And the whole reason was cloud lack of control over patient data. We look at healthcare as a highly regulated industry, there is extra scrutiny on how healthcare providers take in, manage, and distribute patient information. And anything that was not inside the four walls of the hospital within the firewall was looked at as, okay, that's not secure. That's something we can not do. So as a result, unfortunately, healthcare lagged behind in this whole as a service kind of movement in our company. And as other industries took advantage of the efficiencies of cloud based solutions, healthcare was reluctant to do that. With the advent of better security, better hosting locations, better control over things that may be in either a public cloud or now a private cloud, healthcare has come to the point where they're more comfortable in accessing those kinds of solutions. Those cloud based solutions. So we're starting to see that proliferate through healthcare as it did through the other industries as well. And we should be really clear that your focus is both on telehealth and telemedicine, but also basically on regular service services, cash services and so on that we're in for hospital or medical clinic and so on once to basically use a managed service, even if they're doing it on prem. Even that was something that people were hesitant about. They were sort of wanting their old fashioned PBX or teeth system longer than a lot of other industry. Correct. And you have to think about in their environment. There's only so many dollars to go around. If I'm looking at an investment, I'm making an investment in diagnostic or clinical solutions or technologies that address patient care. Some of the things that may suffer are some of that backbone infrastructure that we all look at is as a necessity that may have been second or third in terms of priority when it comes to where are we spending our IT dollars as a healthcare provider. As we've moved forward, and of course, COVID, the whole situation with COVID has brought collaboration, communications, remote care to the forefront, even healthcare providers are now looking at that as a strategic asset, just as they would look at in EMR system or some kind of diagnostic tool. So they're looking at that kind of investment with the same kind of scrutiny and importance that they would look at some of those other technologies. This is the long game of the crisis. Along came the pandemic and all of a sudden everything was off site. The people scheduling appointments, the contact centers athlete. There's a collections or some sort of operational operation. And of course, a lot of medical care was now and you were just telling me right before there was all sorts of platforms, no one had ever even thought of ever using for healthcare, including really unsecure stuff. Right. And the state governments were like, okay, go ahead because at least you can see your doctor. It's a pandemic. It's an emergency people make exceptions. So in the past where, you know, talking on my iPhone or doing a FaceTime call with a patient or not secure not protected, the regulator said, we're easing off of that. At least during this pandemic, because we know it's really the only way now that you can safely interact with a patient and determine symptoms and determine if this is something that needs to be brought into the hospital environment. So that has changed, and that's why now, one of my roles here is to say that former use of communication and collaboration with the patient is not going to fly in the new environment post COVID, here are some platforms that are secure that do allow you to collaborate in the similar way. Maybe even a better way more entrenched way more extensive way. But they offer the securities that you need that regulators are one thing. You're going to go through HIPAA audits and that kind of thing. And that's one thing. But let's think about protecting the patient and their privacy and their information. That's what's most important to most healthcare providers. And that's where as I communicate, the progress that these other collaboration and communications platforms have made recently, that's where that acceptance is starting to grow. And that's why we're seeing healthcare starting to invest in those kinds of technologies. So now that we're entering the post pandemic era, I guess I think at least I hope. Yes. What does telemedicine or telehealth mean? What is the definition of that? It's a very good question, joke. Because I think a lot of people for 20 years now were saying, oh, we've got to do telemedicine at some point. It never seems to bubble up to the top of the priority list. Something for tomorrow. Exactly. But it was always in.
Podcasts – Telecom Reseller
"mcneil" Discussed on Podcasts – Telecom Reseller
"This is the green and I'm the publisher of telecom reseller, and today I'm with Mark McNeil, who's the strategic healthcare program manager for TBI. Mark, thank you for joining me today. Thanks, Doug. Great to be here with you. Well, Mark, thank you for taking some time out here on a busy morning. We are at the TBI the biggest ad here in Chicago, 2022. This is really exciting. We're meeting a lot of your partners and so on. But Mark, what you are the strategic healthcare program manager, what does that mean? What is strategic healthcare program manager meaning CDR? Yes. So it means a specialist focus obviously in healthcare that is keeping an eye out for new technologies that are coming up in that space, whatever they may be collaboration technologies around telemedicine, remote monitoring, whatever it may be. And then communicating the benefits of those new technologies to our partners who are interfacing with direct customers who are in the healthcare space healthcare providers. My goal is to educate them to train them to work with their sales and marketing teams on how to approach healthcare providers. And then to get them to a position where they're comfortable, opening up conversations where they can then access my resource to come in and help them with those engagements. Now, healthcare is probably not the number one it's very close to being the number one sector in our economy. Yes. But historically in the managed service provider market, it's never been really as big as some of the other industries that people pursued. No. And the whole reason was cloud lack of control over patient data. We look at healthcare as a highly regulated industry, there is extra scrutiny on how healthcare providers take in, manage, and distribute patient information. And anything that was not inside the four walls of the hospital within the firewall was looked at as, okay, that's not secure. That's something we can not do. So as a result, unfortunately, healthcare lagged behind in this whole as a service kind of movement in our company. And as other industries took advantage of the efficiencies of cloud based solutions, healthcare was reluctant to do that. With the advent of better security, better hosting locations, better control over things that may be in either a public cloud or now a private cloud, healthcare has come to the point where they're more comfortable in accessing those kinds of solutions. Those cloud based solutions. So we're starting to see that proliferate through healthcare as it did through the other industries as well. And we should be really clear that your focus is both on telehealth and telemedicine, but also basically on regular service services, cash services and so on that we're in for hospital or medical clinic and so on once to basically use a managed service, even if they're doing it on prem. Even that was something that people were hesitant about. They were sort of wanting their old fashioned PBX or teeth system longer than a lot of other industry. Correct. And you have to think about in their environment. There's only so many dollars to go around. If I'm looking at an investment, I'm making an investment in diagnostic or clinical solutions or technologies that address patient care. Some of the things that may suffer are some of that backbone infrastructure that we all look at is as a necessity that may have been second or third in terms of priority when it comes to where are we spending our IT dollars as a healthcare provider. As we've moved forward, and of course, COVID, the whole situation with COVID has brought collaboration, communications, remote care to the forefront, even healthcare providers are now looking at that as a strategic asset, just as they would look at in EMR system or some kind of diagnostic tool. So they're looking at that kind of investment with the same kind of scrutiny and importance that they would look at some of those other technologies. This is the long game of the crisis. Along came the pandemic and all of a sudden everything was off site. The people scheduling appointments, the contact centers athlete. There's a collections or some sort of operational operation. And of course, a lot of medical care was now and you were just telling me right before there was all sorts of platforms, no one had ever even thought of ever using for healthcare, including really unsecure stuff. Right. And the state governments were like, okay, go ahead because at least you can see your doctor. It's a pandemic. It's an emergency people make exceptions. So in the past where, you know, talking on my iPhone or doing a FaceTime call with a patient or not secure not protected, the regulator said, we're easing off of that. At least during this pandemic, because we know it's really the only way now that you can safely interact with a patient and determine symptoms and determine if this is something that needs to be brought into the hospital environment. So that has changed, and that's why now, one of my roles here is to say that former use of communication and collaboration with the patient is not going to fly in the new environment post COVID, here are some platforms that are secure that do allow you to collaborate in the similar way. Maybe even a better way more entrenched way more extensive way. But they offer the securities that you need that regulators are one thing. You're going to go through HIPAA audits and that kind of thing. And that's one thing. But let's think about protecting the patient and their privacy and their information. That's what's most important to most healthcare providers. And that's where as I communicate, the progress that these other collaboration and communications platforms have made recently, that's where that acceptance is starting to grow. And that's why we're seeing healthcare starting to invest in those kinds of technologies. So now that we're entering the post pandemic era, I guess I think at least I hope. Yes. What does telemedicine or telehealth mean? What is the definition of that? It's a very good question, joke. Because I think a lot of people for 20 years now were saying, oh, we've got to do telemedicine at some point. It never seems to bubble up to the top of the priority list. Something for tomorrow. Exactly. But it was always in.
Cinemavino
"mcneil" Discussed on Cinemavino
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McNeil's Homer Lifts Mets; Phillies Slip in Playoff Race
"The Braves lead the NL east by two games following the Phillies three two loss to the Mets New York came back from a two run deficit and went ahead on Jeff McNeil Homer off losing pitcher Kyle Gibson leading off the seventh I mean if I could change about that was a very good pitching in on this little frustrating missed that one but I know it is a problem in the you know same page same change up enough you can miss that one the deal also singled and scored on dom Smith's game tying two run double in the sixth winning pitcher Erin Luper skipped a bases loaded jam in the sixth Edwin Diaz worked the ninth for his twenty ninth save Bryce Harper drove in a run and scored a run for the Phils who are three and a half games behind the cardinals for the second NL wild card I'm Dave Ferrie
The Erick Erickson Show
"mcneil" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"There is some data out there that you should probably know. I'm actually kinda struck by something. don mcneill wrote now. Y'all know him even if you don't know him you know the name He was the writer. Donald mcneil at the new york times. Who was fired. He was their science writer and he took a class of privileged white high school kids to central america on a travel trip by the new york times. That rich parents were sitting there. Kids on so they could claim something distinguish them to get into college and mcneil. Use the word now. He didn't use the inward as a pejorative. He didn't use it in casual conversation. A student accused another student of using the inward and mcneil sought to investigate the truth of the matter asserted and so asked if the kid used inward and he did not say inward he said the actual word and the result was donald. Mcneil got fired for uttering the word. I am not making that up. It sells like the guy is on the spectrum. Frankly and he didn't deal well with his colleagues and the young folks at the new york times didn't like eamon so they pushed him out but his writing is essential science writing and he writes with clarity others. Don't and i want to read you to three sentences. He wrote three sentences in this country. Ninety nine percent of cova deaths are now among the unvaccinated. Data doesn't get more convincing than that. Death has a false positive rate of zero. Now that was. He actually wrote that last month. The data has changed a little bit with the rise and growth and spread of the delta varian. But not by a whole lot. Let me put this. In perspective of the the new york times of all things actually does have a pretty helpful chart With the data across the nation has to death rate so for example In georgia where. I am An unvaccinated person is eighty seven times more likely to die vaccinated person An unvaccinated person is one hundred sixty one times we're likely to be hospitalized than a vaccinated person And i it's kinda now some states because of the vaccination rates in the lack of spread. It's different so for example in indiana you have a seven times more likely chance of dying if you're unvaccinated vaccinated but that's in large part because they don't have a lot of people dying neither way In another state Let's do new york is Well we're is new. York new york is not on their list here in new jersey. One hundred twenty six times more likely to be hospitalized. If you're unvaccinated vaccinated fifty times more likely to die is staggering staggering..
NEWS 88.7
"mcneil" Discussed on NEWS 88.7
"Silk. Ivory panels. Surprised I like it, though. Oh Mm hmm. Yeah, I love it. It's a completely new German know. How do you feel about it? Fashion designers Kim Ellery, Juran, Lang, Tink and Julia for speaking to Abby McNeil in Paris. This is the cultural front line on the BBC World Service and TT is indeed next. A designer at the cutting edge of fashion, Chinese designer Abby Sheng sees the future of fashion as being less about traditional garments and more about designing alternative bodies. She uses artificial intelligence to add identity fluidity to what we wear. The latest work agenda. Transformative suit is being printed and will be launched later this month. The suit aims to transform the appearance of the person wearing it, creating a fluid gender identity because stanza Holla went to see Abby's work and found out why she defines herself as an identity engineer. So we're obviously in here is gender transformative issue. And the whole city is three d printed pieces. I'm attending a fitting session in west London. But this is a very particular one at the back. There are for compartments. The acts like pumps and offers the artificial muscles to expand and contract. The suit change the body shapes in terms of And changing the body and gender identity. China's fashion designer Abby Shank puts together plastic pieces all around her model Daniel. The idea came from a poem that her model and friend wrote to himself and to the LGBTQ plus community. It made everything about how she could translate gender fluidity into a suit. So then you have this very elongated and slim body. But sometimes you dreams to be this very curvy. Female body, so I scoped her body to more female shape. I started to walk with generative design tools based on human anatomy. So I want to allow him and possibly in the future for everyone to be free. Not trapped in their own identity they born with is not only about the government what you wear is about the whole psychology of making this ideal self for yourself. And for the view who's looking at you wearing the fashion Abby is also part of the Royal College of Thought. This SAPIENs collective, the group working at robotics and engineering lab that builds human rights robots with human features. Uh, Abby introduces me to wake Port to his.
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Megill's 10 Ks Lead Mets Over Reeling, Bumbling Yanks 10-3
"The Mets to game one of the subway series with the ten to three win over the Yankees who have dropped seven straight hello McGill earned the win the rookie tossed seven innings allowing two runs with ten strikeouts trailing two to one the third aided by sloppy defense the Mets scored five times highlighted by a bases loaded drag bunt by Jeff McNeil and James McCann RBI double against loser Jordan Montgomery who walk three in the inning hobby Baez had three hits with two RBIs Joey Gallo and Anthony Rizzo homered for the Yankees might make use of New York
Your Weekly Tech Update with Ray McNeal (audio podcast)
Exploring Australia's mesmerizing cave system - Yosi - Expand Check
"Of what it looks like inside here. They have a blowhole over here, and on low tide. You're able to see inside the caves. Let's go check it out. There you go. So you can see it's dry inside the cave right now. I'm not sure how much of this is going to be coming across on video considering how light it is outside and how dark it is inside the cave. But you'll be able to see, yep, one of the exit points right over here and where the water comes in. And you can see how much water is blocking our way down there. But an awesome cave system and such a cool place to come and explore, especially if you're a little kid like my daughter who's 8 or myself who's 40. But I do really wish all of you would come down and at least check it out at one point in your life. Now that I've been here, I must say, in addition to all of the other landmarks of the world and major countries in the world that you must go visit, Australia needs to be one of them as well. Thank you so much for watching your weekly tech update. If you have a story, you think we should feature on the program, send me an email. DJ ray McNeil at Gmail dot com. Find us on Facebook at your weekly tech update and check out the podcast. The audio and video versions available on iTunes, Google, Spotify, audio burst, and elsewhere on the interwebs. Till next time, I'm ray McNeil, be safe and stay healthy everyone. And now here's your moment of joy.
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"mcneil" Discussed on Wealth Academy Podcast - Wealth Is More Than Just Moneyhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/paullawrencevann
"On so thank you so much again. Our guest today was pam mcneil. She's an expert at finding pathways to get students into college using unique pathways pam graduate of wellesley college and harvard. Business school and again. She is the founder and president of college bound. Success doing great works with alfred street. Baptist church who is a really historic in an itself. So thank you all for everything that you do. Go out rate and review this episode with pam mcneil give it a five star rating because it's worth ten but unfortunately Podcast it only goes up to five right so we want to ensure that you give a five star and so my time is up. I thank you for yours. I'll see you on the next episode of wealth academy podcast and continue to dream and to dream big as pam. Mcneil informed the students today. The really dream big because You have nothing to lose nothing to lose so keep dreaming and continue to do what you do. So my time is up and i thank you for yours. I'm your host tall lines span. I'll see on the next episode and pam mcneil. Thank you so much for being out on it yesterday. i'm so unattended. Been here with today. Thank you and i'll see you on the next episode. Everyone have great. Thank you for listening. You will find the show notes for lengths to everything that was mentioned. You will find the show notes on my landing. Page subscribe to the wealth academy podcast rate or overview. The podcast on itunes..
AP News Radio
Schrock 5 Hits, Homers Filling in for Votto, Reds Beat Mets
"Rookie Max Schrock was terrific as Joey Votto's replacement at first base going five for five with a Homer two RBIs and three runs scored in the reg seven one down into the Mets Schrock started one day after Votto's home run streak ended at a team record seven games truck opened the scoring with the fourth inning Homer off loser Marcus Stroman delivered an RBI single in the ninth and later scored on Tyler Nick wins two run double Vladimir Gutierrez allowed just three hits over seven innings blanking the Mets until Jeff McNeil home run in the sixth New York is three and five on its home stand eight nine since the all star break I'm the ferry
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Votto Homers in 7th Straight Game, Reds Beat Mets 6-2
"Sonny gray tossed six strong innings in the Reds pounded out ten hits to beat the Mets sixty two with the game tied at one in the fifth Jesse Winkler delivered an RBI single off Mets reliever Miguel Castro in the sixth to Joey Votto homered in the seventh straight game is twenty first of the season and he's having fun exciting you know I guess it's so much more fun doing it on a winning team doing it that you can actually wins and we've been playing well lately Jonathan India led off the game with a Homer and a two run shot in a three run ninth inning as Cincinnati won its fourth straight Jeff McNeil extended his hitting streak for the Mets to sixteen games might make you so New York
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McNeil Lifts Mets Over Braves 1-0 for Doubleheader Split
"The Mets and Braves split a double header at Citi field with Atlanta winning the opener to nothing before New York came away with a one nothing victory Jeff McNeil supplied a game winning hit for the second straight day lacing an RBI double in the fifth inning of a night cap six relievers combined on a four hitter with ten strikeouts in the seventh inning second game Kyle Muller combined with two relievers on a five hitter in the game one shutout he also helped Atlanta scored the first run with a single off losing pitcher Marcus Stroman in the third inning for his first major league hit Jack Peterson followed with an RBI double the Braves remained five games behind the NL east leading Mets I'm Dave Ferrie
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Alonso, McNeil Lead Mets Past Blue Jays 5-4 in Hill's Debut
"Pete Alonso smacked his fifth home run since the all star break and pinch hitter Jeff McNeil furnished a tie breaking two run double while the Mets scored four in the six to beat the blue jays five to four and take the three game set which will look good in his first start as a met leaving with a one nothing lead in the bases loaded in the sixth before sept Lugo allowed all three runs to score it was good you know get my bearings out there in the first inning and then being able to you know makes in the carabao is probably one of the best I've had you know this year so it was good to see that come back he'll worked around three leadoff doubles by allowing just one other hit while tossing forty nine pitches over the first five frames the wind keeps New York atop the NL east by four games over Philadelphia I'm Dave Ferrie
AP News Radio
Mets Smash 7 Homers, Shake off 4 Errors in Wild 15-11 Win
"The Mets blasted seven home runs it needed every one of them to beat the Cincinnati Reds fifteen to eleven in eleven innings I'm not scored five in the top of the eleventh including a three run Homer by Kevin Polari in a solo shot by Michael Conforto to finally secure the win after the rent to tie the game with runs in the bottom of the ninth and tenth innings Conforto also homered earlier along with Tom Smith Pete Alonso Jeff McNeil and James McCann the cans came as a pinch hitter in the eighth inning yes it was up and down a lot of the changes but I don't think guys waiver for one minute think guys you know can I guess I just kept chipping away the reddit now lost all four games since the all star break I'm John Merriam
Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
New York Mets Injuries: Conforto, McNeil out Until Late June
"It's a right now. Challenging time for the mets because of all these injuries yesterday zach scott. Their general manager told reporters. That michael conforto jeff. Mcneil are likely out until late. June because his severity of their hamstring. Polls yesterday when the mets were facing the rockies they'd play james mccann at first base for the first time for mccann professionally. They're just trying to put as many major leaguers in the lineup as they possibly can and in the top of the second inning. They fell behind pitches. Hit pretty well to right field going back to watch it go into the bullpen. Touch of all time for ryan mcmahon eight fifty. Koa took an early lead bottom of the fourth inning francisco. Linda came to the plate are leads from first pitch round ball up the middle to his left story as it flip the second one over the first two double play off the bat of lindores those scattered boos from earlier. Start to smear a little. Bit around the ballpark from wcbs iraqis would win this game. Three to to just the third win in twenty road games for colorado this season Because the mets are so banged up austin gombar throwing eight innings allowing just two hits
Boomer & Gio
"mcneil" Discussed on Boomer & Gio
"That's what they had to do. And by the way kris bryant went out last night at the same time in the cubs game as jeff mcneil did and people were like freaking out that there was going to be a trade turns out the chris brian had diarrhea and jeff mcneil hash pepped abysmal. Upset stomach wrestling had diarrhea. The one had body cramps. Not a trade body not a trade you. You body cramps cramps in the runs. That's what we had left no train and got hit in the face. He did by vich right in the face to face inadvertent elbow to the face. Yes all right jerry. Give us the update brought to you. By flag and anthem spring clothing collection visit flag and anthem dot com. So a couple of things from your knickerbockers last night or really from.
Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
New York Mets vs Miami Marlins game ends in controversy
"New york. Yesterday we saw one of the biggest controversies early in the early season. The mets in the marlins. What a game. This was in the bottom of the ninth inning. Jeff mcneil came to the plate for the mets with new york. Down by run may play mcneil to pull the outfield three. And one the count bass to the belp. Here's the pitch swing a fly ball to right field. Well hit to fall back still going at the track. That's gone mcneil. Doesn't he leads off the bottom of the night with the game tied holder. And this baby's all even to the mets would go on and load the bases two outs michael conforto at the plate. Here's the call. On the marlins radio network now the one to forte three called it got him in the arm. No now they're going to send them to first base. He hit him with the pitch and the ball games over the opening up our initially signaled strike three then he said no it hit them. Don mattingly's out to argue. The mets are celebrating. Walk off three two win. Glenn geffner nine forty. Winz here was the call on wcbs. Mets radio network now the to pitch breaking ball in their strike. Three call victim on the arm. The game is over. It was called a strike initially but then it was ruled that the ball hit conforto. Michael gets to first base and on the mets television network. Those guys did a great job on essen. Y going crazy saying come on. He obviously stuck his elbow out as the ball is passing him and you saw the reaction from the to a radio broadcast bolted. Them saw the strike. three call. By ron copa
Riders Lounge Podcast
"mcneil" Discussed on Riders Lounge Podcast
"I'm just dreaming about trying to get this and then we go to x. games in norway And tom crashed in best. Whip well rebelled. It was two weeks light up and told them i think separated his shoulder or something did some damage and black basically. He gave me his spot really lock. Well there's a bit of a weeds. The bearman may have been coming back for it but then he had an A ripple out block van somewhere else. Something actually no not. He was film matter with ravi. Madison l. a. that's wrought. Yeah so. then they were doing that. So then tom crash so they gave me a spot in dirt dig is which was like maybe my whole life of just been waiting for those people to give this fall but a funny but yeah i ended up getting getting in on that and that was a dream come true to be able to do an event like that and be a part of it. Guan participate in it and then To operate do that stuff in there as well as co man. That's awesome to hear because even you being there you actually pot of history as well as the track curry like scabby rocket. simone and I will sell the guy's name. I forgot his name. Hito paid a forget payday because he was doing all the way didn't want to do so he was moving so much. You you actually shaped that jump with the boys. That luke ackerman did the double backflip on from like until that point. Like i think we had a fucking state but it wasn't fucking stupid database fucking sway and you just got in there and help shape it big are high steep and look pulled around that double flip not gonna say easy but he got it around duty. Did look like you know. We will rotting that. I hadn't really flipped too much. Different stuff like flipped a bit of different stuff of my time lock Once the session got started it was pretty sick that we will all backflip in that in like having a good time and like other knows just a that was a really cool job though. Some that stood out for me for that whole contest. Was like you know like a bit nervous about flipping. One kazu's like you could rotate so easy and sick like everyone just session and then seeing some of the really cool stuff. Go down on that lexin. Big tricks like the double flip. I think pat did like a pretty sight rule flip on nat as as pretty cool present. Yeah not it was. It was an awesome van and pretty much showed what i was hoping it would. And that's gal is like yourself coming out of the woodwork to build the jumps and then rodham and we saw what happened it. Just the frigging amazing. How did it feel to you. Let's go to the end of that loss. Die win draw or loss. Had it feel sick as gone tests like like. You didn't know what to expect. You didn't know who was going to do what aware and like just haven't like the flow lan. The free stall pock wanted in the big jumps area like just having the different areas the hulk vibe. I guess just like being in germany rotting something else like riding not just united nacho. Circa show is being there rotting something different. Like just that was also lockup allies. Go onto european road in stadiums and lack that environment and then just to be able to go to europe for something completely different like that. That was
Riders Lounge Podcast
"mcneil" Discussed on Riders Lounge Podcast
"I'm at the point. Where i'm still hanging on said slack you i'll Arrived sugata good weapon that in some way but sometimes we bring the game and sometimes i'm not the best on that day so you know you have to put on the shoulder in baylock. Didn't win today like pulpit. Like take it like. It is what it is like. Just fucking taika. you know. It sucks but you just have to learn tigers and and that's where i've got to getting older in the sport. Some young kids coming up with some guys of the same age as me. The still killing it They con- came into the sport. A bit lighter so they still kinda feel fresh to it whereas on more of an og started so young in the spot so it feels like. I'm like a veteran. Even though. I'm not ridiculously old. In the sport. If that makes sense daughter leslie all media really making imagine with trump. Parsons must be thinking of. He listens to this. Try to came into it so much light on. Probably hear my house now. He's about to turn up soon. But yeah but it's like yeah. He's my mind because he came into ladakh into best whip but then he's why oda is as old as twitch all it's like he's so it's kind of funny. It's like sorry. Sorry state if you get offended but more about them boys as well fuck. Have you pushed the yet over you at any forty on not yet. I'm close enough though. I'm late thirties. Thirty seven this year. Say he's still pretty. I'm not all index. Tom tom We're talking about age on the weekend. Told his exactly ten years older of the me not to the diaper in years twitch ten years older than me and jeremy mcgrath is twenty years older than me. Fire as easy isn't born eighty-one mcgrath. Born seventy one one. No why must be like what's that. It's tom really threes. Older to the may man. He's yeah he's looking rough for three years old of all four. He's thirty is while while he turns forty this year. So twitch turns this year in november. And tom passan's i think is lighter in the years. Well hypo done upset tomas that now he's actually with with best webs what. I was wondering. Obviously everyone's gonna ask you about winning. Best whip and blah blah blah. What i wanna know is you actually completely did down. It looks like a backflip. Are you ready to take that to a full barrel roll to have you done it. Oh now is this. A secret awesome research in the other day off mental by canal. One of the snowmobile up north was doing barrels. Like i say they do barrels. All the time on snowmobiles and office because of the track system that the gyros of the wheels that they're able to do it as i man. I've got some ideas in my head about maybe ties and things like that. That might be different. Not make that trick were
Riders Lounge Podcast
"mcneil" Discussed on Riders Lounge Podcast
"Hand off. Maybe like what you say somebody. I ride nasdaq. And they like they're like knee is at the seat. And then their legs lock pointing in there. Coca behind jeremy mcgrath. It'd be walk that because there's one kid my buddy called me from arizona. Who actually does a pretty decent. Now handed knack. It's not a massive knack but it's it's it's pretty sweet. Lucky does a pretty good job of it. He's the only person that can do it like off. What is his name. 'cause i think somebody told me about him not long ago call. What's called last time right. His from what. I can say like he does like maybe click a flips and couple of other flip. Tricks is the. I don't even know last night. I should ask him after the little. Scroll through instagram and finding might about if it's the same going i think you talking about looks like he's a different. God look forward to in the few day. Call me thirty two on the score. One that's came out to my plice lead. How to do i taught him how to do flips in the pit of seventy five. Oh he'd already down done. I mean the ps back but never never to do so. He came out the farm and Hanging out for wall and style doing flips nice. Killing is got super flips kota flips. And all that kind of stuff. So yeah he's he's a sick rata like his is pretty bad us. that's cool. Oh well then. I guess the. The rumor meals brought account. Remember who told me to keep an eye out on him. But things like the hanna. Hanna appropriated naming now. Maybe the hayes Rods with the rods on freestyle. Kings goes to sean and all that so wrong is a good good good on man. Oh well he's got a good teacher. Then because i was actually going to ask even so one hand take off with. Yeah that's another one. I wanted to find your one hand. Take off thing with your foot clicked into second year. Then on the run-up yeah come on our wit seat grab. How the hell do you do that. One and especially on a quarter part Is quarter pa either. All the whip off the off. The ramsey grabbed like basically you deceit Not obviously not cranking at lock you would if you were doing. A prophecy You like do a unlock hof Whip an-and basic. It's really awkward. Honestly it's unit that first part of like a secret when you're trying to find your The grab and saga and the box. Rotate and away from your super. We need in its lack. I dunno it's all it's all we'd like. There's a lot going on. That's how that's how that feels. Like your hands come together because you like whip the also the like. The handlebar comes zine towards your stomach so you trying to lock lean back a little bit trying to grab at the same time while it's whipped out such a pretty good one. The loss podcast. It's the most awkward part is when you wanna come back on you kinda lock. Get out so. I always doubt to grab and then you like literally just pull like i just pulled a whole body over the rot. Sodomite handle by so like literally. I could crouch monkey. Like over my handle by two said the white of the black and where i am at cardiff figures itself back out because if you if i didn't pull myself on the why did like you would almost just not. It would just not come back if that makes sense. I am but if i didn't like crafts myself over the baas and like inlet this little bowl position coming back on the body position really helps a loss pot of that trick. It's like it's a super. We'd trick to come back onto the block from. I don't know why but it's as it's really hot. Actually man looks awkward. Annoyed guys can do it. And that's why. I wanted to ask about that one. 'cause yeah you do it on the normal ramp then. I saw the colder focke. Like that wouldn't feel fun. And i used to lock do it like if you do an off the side seat. Grab off the side. Not hot so i feel like that trick. There is more squad. Do a whip seat grabbed block that they normally like whip the blackout. Lock us off the side. Ha you know what i mean. Which is which is a bit different. They contact your Pushed away from each other like you. The seat the seat to lift. And you're on what's on the throttles to the rot whereas mine actually to get up if that makes sense like why throttle hand and my secret. Panda actually locked into poland. Yeah everything like pulling in close which is different and the blocks like flat like it's like more like a flat. lana condoms. so it's like. It's a little bit different than what gaza have done in the past with secret whiskas this nali dudes don that the other stall seagrams whip where you would get like almost like turned down like a whips blackout sought wise more than flat. They lie yeah like heart attack the out. Connor exactly think sitting in my room. I'm sitting in the kitchen here. Dislike mom's
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"mcneil" Discussed on Riders Lounge Podcast
"But no i even if we're doing like little transfers to the right i can't do it like the back of your block goes out to the rot crannies always event. And then you kick over that way too but then but that's that's for an op neck. But if do not yet went onto a normal regular nights like yours you. You're saying if you do a normal neck you do at the other side. None like normal. Knickknack is the only noble fight off with using your rot foot out of the black. Yeah yeah yep so. They don't do your opposite up. Nak is opposite. Why exactly yeah you can do neck both save up knack all turned down to the rot and still take and still take my normal neck foot off. Does that make sense. So my knickknack am i up. Neck are still use the same foot rod. Naw darn opposite the yeah. We ate On on never learned to whip the other way. I tried and tried. And i just i don are my brain conduit my body conduit our water is just i still try like i still try the motorcross tracks like if i can learn to whip the other way that'll be my goal until the mafikeng. Somebody's going to teach me. Because i've written for a long time in ridden with a lot of people are still haven't worked at abbott bigger. I think you'll figure it out. Thirty what am i now. Thirty seven this year. I haven't figured it out yet. What's your team like. I don't like do it off for me. they feel different opposite whips. But then it's like. I don't know like turn downs. Fill different both ways. But i can do both ways. Whips can do both ways I have a favorite side and a not so favorite saw but not opposite side. I try and still do the same exact movements as if i was doing Like literally copy does movements if that made sense like yeah like i just i just try and mirror them. Basically i've tried to mirror them of almost crashed. Every gonna get onto this. I'm gonna look like jared mcneil. Aw not on still coming in sideways to the it's just walk with your throttle being different feeling different like the way what feels comfortable to you. This is like when you bought. It's like locked into the steering and stuff like that. Dispels adults feel a lot different. Yeah i mean. I can tweak it out yeah i could. Jim whip that way but it doesn't look that good and it certainly doesn't feel that good. Yeah yeah. I never feels that good. It feels awkward familiar. Look even for your turn downs. Both ways don't feel weird but not a main as we it is. I already feel but lack. As far as what i do like a seatbelts whip. They both feel like my irregular. Feels comfortable Opposite just feels like not very comfortable. It's just a weird. We'd feeling man doesn't cry. And then with all of your whips already said now with max and dobnak of one hand axe. Did you get a nar handed. Knock once on. I've done those before you have done our handed nine but this so they hard but lock you never get. You'd never get locked into be lock ataka national with a hand
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"mcneil" Discussed on Riders Lounge Podcast
"I have the foot. Yeah off and one. I had to like ida breakdown. Pull it up. sorry. I got my fingers like riding close to the The salt and you like who. I have one of them off got one of them off. Kenny bought from back in the day. One of the original Is a temperatures dude. The makes them all said. Yeah it was about that. Said he I have one of his original ones had back in the day. Actually i think i gave it to pull smith so that'd be that'd be on his on his block somewhere wherever that black win but Yeah it was. A a foot hooked. You did the same thing and had blocked a little bit of a cable. Coming out of the top with the little pace on wasn't piece of metal that was bolted to it. And you just pulled up on a yet. I would pretty good on. I wanted to get one. But then i got mine off a jose. He was mike on down in spain and yet work pretty good. And i mean that was enough for me actually speaking of hoax Since we're already on the whole knickknacks and everything like that. One of my favorite tricks of watching people do it by doing it. Myself was the like the obstacle yet reverse of you call it like way you whip but then you whip up to turn down with the nack nack. Yeah and and. I love that one. But i found so i got a foot hoop from hanis ackerman to learn seat. Grab flip spot. It's a hook on the brake lever. So you type like the little thing off. Yeah put this little hook on. And so i need grab lips with a and i remember that hollis had the like because i to hang out with hanis a fair bit. He's like my favorite. Like i wanted to and just because of that guy. He's like my favorite gym at six. I remember exactly. I think his head like a little bit of grip type on the nathan. Maybe -actly that's along like a flat one with a group type on. Yeah it's super ugly. Body gets the job done and i use the seagrams flips. And then i found to do the op nak was i could do it like i just hooked in and i could swing as hot as i wanted but you'll do l. Egg yes okay exactly so under your left and then putting your gear shift to foot over exactly yeah opposite but can you do a knack neck. The other why not do so. I only in one direction. I can't whip the other way to save myself.
Riders Lounge Podcast
"mcneil" Discussed on Riders Lounge Podcast
"Ten years before a guy did it on an RM80. Those guys never got any nothing, like... Because they weren't dating pink or they want someone super famous like like like like bullshit it's complete bullshit. Don't get me wrong Carey Hart did it in competition use the first one and that was amazing that that tom was like. Whoa what the heck. But if you had known about the two people that did it before him would it be different. You know what I mean? like way different and just crazy to think the people that have done that trip before i just never had any recognition for what they had done And they were the First people ever to backflip. Buckle up this is one rip snorter of a ride as launch podcast interview with one of australia's greatest motocross exports who was completely taken the disciplines of best whip and step up to new levels and he is clearly not scared to call a spade a bloody shovel based out of the usa. Now it's Jarryd McNeil. I'm Steve Sommerfeld, your host on this wild ride of all things. Fhm maxim whatever nonsense. We carry on with but actually today. You're going to be educated on the history of freestyle motocross. As the story goes with. Jared mcneil the first. They have a backflip on a dirt by was not actually done by carey. Hart now if you're like me and the other ninety nine point nine nine nine nine nine nine percent of people who definitely followed the narrative of the early two thousands. FMX, where Carey Hart and lease was the first person to attempt a backflip. And i guess. The industry is divided on who actually landed. The first backflip was it Carey Hart or was a caleb wyatt who right why now while i heard back then the rumors the back in the days someone else had actually done it. I didn't believe it. Until i saw it and i never did see it. Twenty years later. Jared actually blew me away during the middle of this podcast. I had no idea. And i was really not going to believe him until he sent through a video showing it which he did so that completely came out of the blue. And i didn't expect this interview to go that way. But i'll upload the vdi yourself but the real reason. I got jared mcneil on for this interview was all learn to talk about. I wanna talk about moving. To and i don't think i've seen any other ride. So passionate about machines excavated skewed these doses load as donna's or anything else that can just move tons of dirt and make jams a sword in the flesh when he flew in for a couple of days before dirt dig is back in two thousand and nineteen and he basically spent all of his time working on the jumps with us at that event and not even bothering to get over the jet lag or putting his bike together he just asked machine. Can i use. And he just helped us build the competition us because we really wanted to go over and beyond and build something that had never been put into freestyle motocross into a free ride competition. And jared helped us make that happen and actually jared input at the last minute also helped in creating history at that event. But we'll talk about that. A little bit lighter now before we kick off a do want to thank my partners who have helped to make this rod as lange. Podcast possible and bring these stories to live in the best way to bring stories. The life as wall having a noise called tens f flabby from the german. Brewery roadhouse now as an amateur brewer myself when i stumbled on the tendons f la after riding at the german. Fm fx competition. The flight clubbing. B-barrack where i received attendance at as trophy. I was really impressed with that. Fresh crisp taste of attendance f libby. And now trying out the alcohol free version for about the loss. I'm completely sold. And i'm really enjoying it at anytime. Really like right now as editing. This podcast episode. Before i send it out to the world fi you to enjoy so. Let's get this show on the road. I had a blast catching up with jared. He's one of the nicest guys in the game and who doesn't mind chewing ear off and jared's allies had habes great ideas on how to improve the sport and i think his passion for making things bigger and better for everyone is almost unrivaled. So there's a whole lot of topics covered in this one and easily could have gone on for hours long so i really hope you enjoy this
Dishing Up Nutrition
What Do My Cravings Mean?
"So there can be numerous reasons. For cravings there can be many layers to cravings for people a lot of people think about cravings that is being a result of a particular psychological or emotional reason. You know maybe it was tied back to their childhood or or got into some kind of habit but today when we're in studio we want to focus on the physical or that biochemical reason for creating certain things in general. I think here at nutritional weight and wellness when we think about cravings we see cravings as a sign that there is something out of balance in the body. Something that's not quite right and one example of an imbalance could be could be deficient in a certain nutrient and that may be the cause of cravings. So we know when clients say they have trouble sleeping or they have muscle cramps or they have charlie horses we know these are signs of magnesium deficiency which then also typically coincides with cravings for chocolate. It's almost magical when i'm working with someone and they start taking maybe four hundred to six hundred milligrams of that magnesium grayson their muscle cramps. Go away and they no longer crave chocolate or it's the craving has gone. It's just more of. Hey i like chocolate rather than i need chocolates. I have to have it. And i think the important part to to kinda back up little bit as to explain magnesium licensed. Why do we say that form. I don't you just say magnesium because glysophate Mcneil glycemic is key late to that amino acid so it helps it absorb better so sometimes when you go to stores you can get a different form and it's not as absorbable. It doesn't work as well. So i've had people tell me. Oh yeah i've tried. This and my muscle cramps actually came back so we really liked that magnesium blades so there's no doubt that magnesium is can be a nutrient deficient deficiency and can be directly related to those cravings yup absolutely. I think that's a great point. Nikki is that there is a major difference. Just in that glycemic form with magnesium and when most of the time where people are buying supplements they want that supplement to be able to work well for them which is why we're just huge. Proponents of that magnesium clayson aid. So here's another craving. That actually came as a surprise to me. If you crave salt it is a good chance. First of all that you may be dehydrated so you were working in your garden all day in the hot sun and you're so focused on trying to get those plants in the ground or you're so focused on trying to get the mulch down or whatever those those little gardening chores are and you didn't hydrate properly and then suddenly you start to create that salt.
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"mcneil" Discussed on AP News
"Sure. McNeil scored a career high 26 points and 14th ranked West Virginia finished the regular season sweep with an 80 to 71 victory over the Red Raiders. McNeil was five of seven from three point range one coming with the shot clock about to expire late in the second half. Deuce McBride scored 18 of his 20 points in the second half for the Mountaineers. Magma clung scored 17 points for the Red Raiders before fouling out sure, McNeil scored a career high 26 points and 14th ranked West Virginia finished the regular season sweep with an 80 to 71 victory over the Red Raider. McNeil was a late addition to the lineup after Tash Sherman injured a growing the day before. McNeil was five of seven from three point range, one coming with the shot clock about to expire late in the second half. Deuce McBride scored 18 of his 20 points in the second half of the Mountaineers, who won their third in a row and ended a four game skid. In Le Bic Magma clung scored 17 points for the Red Raiders before fouling out I'm Dave Ferrie. The Senate has never convicted a president quitting Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton and Trump last year. Many minds are already made up even before today's opening statements and given the Senate's 50 50 split. Another acquittal is likely, while six Republicans did join Democrats and voting to move ahead with the trial. 67 votes are needed for a conviction. Let's have one a key test and Donald Trump second impeachment trial after senators voted that impeaching a president after he leaves office is allowed under the Constitution. Jonah Goose and House impeachment managers repeatedly told senators the constitution is clear. Despite what Trump's lawyers argued the ex president can be tried. If Congress did nothing. It would invite future presidents to use their power without any fear. Accountability. Trump lawyer David Show in argued the proceeding is not about accountability, but rather removing Trump and his backers from the political landscape disenfranchise at least 74 million Americans. With whom they viscerally disagree. The Senate's acquitted all three presidents who have stood trial including Trump last year, and he's all but certain to avoid a conviction this time, too, given the Senate's 50 50 split Saga Room agony. Washington.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"mcneil" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Seven S M u six. After the first media time out, speed, tenacity, intelligence They're playing together. They're getting the ball out fast and not allowing the back cuts or the dunks. Get to their psyche. They're saying, Okay, you got one. Let's get it out. Reminds me a lot. Okay. I'm overstepping my boundaries here, Dan, but it reminds me a lot of Lola Marymount back in the Late eighties with Hank Gathers and Bo Kimble, how they would score 140 points a game and people like how are they getting over 100 points because they don't care If you score. They want to get out and run. I'm old enough to remember them. Yes, 1989. They played Michigan in Long Beach Arena and in its intent, a tournament. Hey, Bo Kimble, head. Four files in the first half. Think Tim gurgle, which was a coach at that time he left them in the game. He finished with 45 points in 19 rebounds, did not file out and they beat Michigan. You say 45 points in 19 rebound 19 pretty good game. I'll shut up and in for Jeremiah Davenport, so he has five in the early going, and Cincinnati has a two point lead 86 full court pressure by the cats who played four minutes in 10 seconds. Now Davis will bring it up the floor and Mike Saunders will pick him up defensively is the freshman point guard has checked in for you See? And Ml bounce pass on the wing McNeil with the ball guarded by Williams Bounce pass short corner, Shagg Y turns to face Davenport tries to back him down. He's double teamed great shovel pass under the basket. And a one hand stuff for Isaiah JC Coast was yelling over at the freshman because he didn't get over there and be the help side defender. A eight the score. Cincinnati has it in the front court vote. Top of the key to the wing and Keith Williams fakes, Right dribbles left still has the ball. He's into the lane running shot off the back iron. Oh, good rebound gets tipped out to Harvey 43. Too strong. This long rebound grabbed by McNeil S. M u runs McNeil tough shot over Hurry while he banked it in. Impossible angle left hand falling going right? And he's still banks it in Saunders drives has the ball poked away by McNeil. It goes out of bounds off Mike Saunders. The one thing you're gonna get Mike Sanders. He goes 100 Miles.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Carmelo Duncan, 1-year-old lost to Washington DC gun violence, remembered
"Brief life was cut short in a burst of gunfire. The family of the baby boy killed Wednesday in the district gathered to remember his young life and more on what might have been. He's the youngest victim of gun violence this year in the district. Just 15 months old, the baby one year old Carmelo Duncan, He's never gonna grow up. He's never gonna get go to school, John Ayala gathered alongside family and friends of the child at the intersection where he was killed just days ago. Near Southern Avenue in southeast Carmelo was in the car with his father when someone opened fire. A Yala's 11 year old grandson, Davon McNeil was also killed. This year. He spoke with NBC four What we see right now, with gathering of all these people here, they want the people that committed this heinous crime to be court Police are offering a $60,000 reward. For information that leads to an arrest Melissa how the beach GOP knees. We're following
Encyclopedia Womannica
Who Is Activist, Ella Baker
"From Wonder Media Network I'm Jenny. Kaplan and this is encyclopedia will Manica. Very. Excited to present our. September. This month we're talking about activists. Women who stood up and fought against injustice and for a better world today, we're talking about a woman who doesn't often receive the recognition she deserves for her behind the scenes activism. As a prolific activist, she had a hand in society changing work major civil rights leaders turned to her for her organizational skills. Let's talk about Ella Josephine Baker. Sisters in the struggle for human dignity and freedom. I am here to represent. The struggle that has gone on for three hundred years. Ella Baker was born on December thirteenth nineteen o three in Norfolk Virginia. She grew up in North Carolina on the very same land where her grandparents were enslaved a few decades earlier. Ella's mother was part of the Local Missionary Association. She helped feed their hungry neighbors and encouraged women to be a force for positive change this activism and kindness stuck with Allah. Ellis studied at Shaw University in Raleigh North Carolina and graduated as Class Valedictorian nineteen twenty seven shortly after she moved to New York City in Nineteen thirty ELA joined several women's organizations and served as national director of the Young Negroes Cooperative League that organization focused on supporting the economic development of the black community in nineteen forty Ella started working as a field secretary for the N. Double A. C., p. she moved up to work as director of branches after just three years. She later also served as the president of the New York. City branch. Then in Nineteen fifty-six, Ella Co created the organization in French. Which bought the oppressive Jim Crow laws in the south. The following year a move to Atlanta to help with Martin Luther King Junior's Organization the southern Christian Leadership Conference. At that time, the SC L. C. was a brand new venture. It was created after successes like the Montgomery bus boycott black leaders including Martin Luther. King Junior created the organization to assemble more boycotts and. Throughout the south. But for the venture to be successful, it would take a masterful organizer while Martin Luther King Junior took the reins as the SEC's public figurehead Ella worked behind the scenes setting the organization's agenda and framing the issues. She organized the crusade for citizenship a campaign to support voting rights. For African Americans, she also helped Rodney Atlanta s ELC headquarters and even served as a temporary director for several months after the resignation of the previous office holder, Ellis desire to focus on the issues and to have influence over the. Direction often clashed with the group's main. Right, as ellos considering resigning in nineteen sixty radical act of civil disobedience inspired her to take a new direction on February first black college students in Greensboro. North Carolina where I'm from refused to leave a lunch counter. Worth's where they'd been denied service for Joseph McNeil Franklin McCain and their to college dorm mates that time was February first one, thousand, nine, hundred, sixty. The day they walked into a Greensboro. Woolworth's and sat down at the segregated lunch counter. Ella wrote a letter that encourage students across the south to join forces and take similar acts of protest. She also organized a meeting at Shaw University for the students who spearheaded the citizens from those meetings, the student nonviolent coordinating committee or Snick was created. snick would have a profound impact on the civil rights movement. Ella encourage snack to focus on practicing group centered activism rather than leader centered activism in contrast to the SE L. C.'s leadership style with Mlk at the forefront. Under, this method, of Leadership Snick ran many successful initiatives including the nineteen sixty one freedom rides and the nineteen sixty, four freedom summer and Mississippi L. continued her activism through the sixties. She was also a consultant for the Southern Conference Education Fund and organize the Mississippi Freedom Democratic. Party she later returned to New York City and continued her work until she passed away on. December thirteenth nineteen eighty six. She was eighty three years old. Ella Baker was an incredible driving force behind much of the public civil rights work. We learn about in school while she never sought the spotlight she was committed to improving life for future generations
Handel on the Law
Atlanta Braves' Adam Duvall's home run hits cardboard cutout of Mets' Jeff McNeil's dog
"Of a dog got her paws on the Braves home run last night at Citi Field in New York. Atlanta's Adam Duvall drilled it to right field and that health Clint's the Braves win over the Mets 53 in a game that went 10. It's a likeness of the one year old dog Willow, owned by the Mets star Jeff McNeil. WSB