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CoinDesk Podcast Network
A highlight from UNCHAINED: Why All 10,000 OnChainMonkey NFTs Will Move From Ethereum to Bitcoin
"Arbitrum's leading Layer 2 scaling solutions can provide you with lightning -fast transactions at a fraction of the cost, all while ensuring security rooted on Ethereum. Arbitrum's newest addition, Orbit, enables you to build your own tailor -made Layer 3. Visit arbitrum .io today. Buy, trade, and spend crypto on the crypto .com app. New users can enjoy zero credit card fees on crypto purchases in the first seven days. Download the crypto .com app and get $25 with the code LORA. Link in the description. Today's guests are Danny Yang and Bill Tai, co -founders of Medigood and creators of Onchain Monkey. Welcome, Danny and Bill. Hey, Laura. Great to be here. Thank you, Laura. Honored to be here again. Bill, you were my third guest, if I remember correctly. So… Yeah. Pleasure to have you back. You're the star of the industry, kind of, at the Necker Blockchain Summit. I know. I can't believe that was over seven years ago now. But anyway, so part of the reason that I brought you two here was to discuss some recent issues, you could call them, in the Bitcoin ordinals world. And it affects you as creators. But first, why don't we give everybody the backdrop of what you've been doing. And we'll start with your backgrounds pre -Medigood. So, Danny, would you like to start? Yeah. So, I'm Danny Yang, pre -Medigood. I started a Stanford Bitcoin meetup back in 2013. That's when I met Bill, actually. So that's how he connected. True OG. Yeah. Early days of Bitcoin when we were all very, I guess, excited by what we could do. And I had the sky's the limit. And Bitcoin was the center of attention for everything. It was really the only thing. And I started a cryptocurrency exchange in Taiwan called MyCoin, that's doing well today too. And then a couple of years later, I started a blockchain analytics company called Bloxier that was then sold a few years after that. And Bill also was the first investor in both of my, those two Bitcoin and crypto companies that have been busy in this space. And just excited to see what's happening today too, what we're going to talk about because of the new happenings for Bitcoin in particular. And Bill? Yeah. And Laura, I think obviously you've known me for quite a while, but I somehow was able to see some kind of interesting future for Bitcoin back in 2010. That led me to doing some work on a bunch of different things. Some of the more notable companies that came out of the industry at that time were Bitfury, of course, where I put together the funding for their first major ASIC chip. Still chairman of the board of Hut 8 Mining, which we spun out of Bitfury, it used to be our Canadian operation and had funded a bunch of interesting projects like AirSwap with Joe Lubin and Mike Novogratz and Power Ledger and some other things. But Danny, having been the founder of the Stanford Bitcoin Meetup Group, and Laura, you will remember even back on Necker Island, what I wanted to do was create something like the Homebrew Computer Club for this segment. And Danny had already done that. So as I was attending the Stanford Bitcoin Meetup Groups, young startups like Zappo or BitGo or Coinbase or whoever would come and present at his meetup. And I just identified Danny as a node with a lot of talent given his PhD in computer science at Stanford and every question that I had that was technical, he could answer. And so one day I walk up to him and I said, hey, if you ever start a company, I'm writing a check. And that became the first company he mentioned. And I funded it along with some real OGs like Charlie Lee, Bobby Lee, Jed McCaleb, people like that. And then that turned into another funding for Blockseer. Both of those companies have been successful. And third time around, you know, I was like, Danny, let's do this one together. So I wrote a check and we put together Medigood.
Thinking Crypto News & Interviews
A highlight from Dante Disparte Interview - Coinbase Stake in Circle, USDC Reserves BlackRock Fund, USDC Digital Dollar CBDC, & Stablecoin Regulations
"This content is brought to you by Link2, which makes private equity investment easy. Link2 is a great platform that allows you to get equity in companies before they go public, before they do an IPO. Within their portfolio includes crypto companies, AI companies, and fintech companies. Some of the crypto companies you may recognize include Circle, Ripple, Chainalysis, Ledger, Dapper Labs, and many more. If you'd like to learn more about Link2, please visit the link in the description. Welcome back to the Thinking Crypto Podcast, your home for cryptocurrency news and interviews. With me today is Dante Disparte, who's the Chief Strategy Officer and Head of Global Policy at Circle. Dante, it's great to have you on the podcast. Great to be with you. Dante, I'm so excited to speak with you because Circle has been doing a lot of great things. I'm a user of USDC. I've interviewed Jeremy Allaire a couple of years ago, and you guys are doing a lot. So I have a lot of questions. But before we get there, let's start with your background. Tell us about yourself, where you're from, and where you grow up. Sure. Well, yeah, great being on. And it's always good to start with the humanizing questions. So I was born and raised in Puerto Rico. And currently I live in Washington, DC. So my partly personal, as you can imagine, this is a labor of love being in crypto, but also partly about the unfinished work we have around the world with financial inclusion and just making the global economy much more accessible for people. But yeah, very excited to be with you today and looking forward to the conversation. Sure. And tell us about your professional background, because I did notice you were at the Diem Libra project for a while, in addition to other companies. Tell us a bit about that. Well, don't hold any of that against me. In fact, my joke when I joined Circle, in fact, for your listeners, my almost informal interview was the money movement episode 10. Episode 10, I was still at the Libra Association, where I was the vice chairman and one of the founders of the project. Jeremy invited me onto the money movement, and we realized that not only were we wearing the same pastel -colored polo shirts, but we were finishing each other's sentence. So now with the benefit of hindsight, I could look back at that and say, this Jeremy Allaire guy is kind of sneaky because it turns out that might've been my job interview. So the transition from a Libra to a Circle, at least for me personally, in many respects, it's the same vision and mission. The difference is obviously Libra was aspirational, never launched. Circle is operational, and we now collectively as a company get to prove that trusted digital dollars on the internet is a thing. It's a breakthrough innovation, and it's impacting real world, real people, and the real economy in real ways. So if you don't mind me asking, was Libra Diem too early, and was it a different environment? And also, you mentioned the business practices, right? The books and the certain things need to be in order as with Circle. Was that kind of the gist of it? It was just early and the regulators had a knee -jerk reaction? Well, so my personal calculus as an entrepreneur in the earlier part of my career, but as a risk and resilience person throughout my career, my personal calculus was win, lose, or draw. A project of this potential scale would change, if not the arc of the conversation, in many respects, the arc of innovation and finance, right? That you needed, not only crypto needed, but the agenda for a more inclusive global economy needed something to shake the system up, right? And so in innovation, we talk about moonshots, and I think Libra was a proper moonshot. But around it, there were also very clear determinative barriers around who can and for permission versus forgiveness in financial services. And a lot of crypto projects have come and gone under the basis of not really respecting any of the pre -existing rules and regulations around moving money. But so it was a very healthy experience. And I found myself obviously to be an honest broker in a very, very complex multi -stakeholder project and conversation since. And what was your first encounter with Bitcoin and crypto? When did it first start for you? Did you hear from a friend on a forum? And what was your aha moment? Yeah. Well, I came at it, actually it was, believe it or not, on Necker Island. I was invited in 2017. I don't often get invited to billionaire private islands, but if you do get an invite, I would strongly urge folks to go. Except of course, with my rotten luck, the year I went to Necker Island, I went in my capacity as a risk and insurance person. This is in 2017. And as you can imagine, at that particular era, a lot of crypto companies were looking for the legitimization of insurance. Today, it's the legitimization of regulation, the legitimization of policy, et cetera. But for a long time, the industry's journey has been this legitimization, challenger innovation looking for insurance protection. And so I went pretty deep. I started an insurance company and went pretty deep down the rabbit hole in sort of understanding what were the risks. And if you could understand the risks and transfer the risks financially to another party, then there's a market around this innovation. Except the year that I went was the year that flattened part of Puerto Rico. And so my journey into the crypto economy was, what unfinished work does this innovation have with risk, resilience, financial access, moving money in better, cheaper, faster ways? Over that same period of time, I was an advisor on the National Advisory Council of FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency. And I was one of the leaders on the FEMA sort of arguing that we need these innovations domestically inside of the United States to provide for better, faster, cheaper movement of money and disaster assistance. And so that's been my arc in this space ever since. And I'm pleased to say where I think we're making progress.
WTOP
"necker" Discussed on WTOP
"At UMG dot EDU slash thanks. Certified to operate by chef. It's 6 28. That means it's time for traffic and weather on the 8th day of dill dines got the traffic. And on three 95, volume delays both ways between Capitol Hill and Pentagon city toward the 14th street bridge in Virginia, northbound, slow toward a police response near king street cruisers had a lane block there. But there isn't much more of interest incident wise in Virginia. Just heavy traffic on the beltway out of tysons on 66 eastbound into Arlington and westbound through centerville, 95 southbound in woodbridge. And northbound on the outer loop through Alexandria toward the Woodrow Wilson bridge, other way on the inner loop toward the Wilson bridge slower than normal with an oversized load parked in view of rubber neckers, lanes, local and through our open on the air. Other portions of the beltway with slow traffic, the outer loop toward the Baltimore Washington Parkway with a crash clearing off the median. And the iterative toward river road and of course into Silver Spring, two 70 northbound, congestion, congestion remains in Gaithersburg, but lanes remain open, heading to Germantown at urbana. Baltimore, Washington Parkway, a few slow stretches remain between Riverdale and Ford mead, 95, starting to loosen up through Howard county, 29 southbound, through burtonsville, delays remain. There was a crash at greencastle road on the left side. The crash eastbound on two 28 Barry wrote, east of bensville road is clear, delays are easing out of aka kik, route 50 between the beltway and the bay bridge, the pace is good, even eastbound through Annapolis across the severan river. Dave del ein WTO traffic, and let's go to Steve rudin in the 7 news. First alert weather setting. Mix up sunny clouds moving through the early evening hours with temperatures slowly falling through the 70s, eventually the 60s by
Dad Devotionals: Advice for Christian Fathers, Husbands and Men of Faith
"necker" Discussed on Dad Devotionals: Advice for Christian Fathers, Husbands and Men of Faith
"Welcome to dad devotionals. I'm Dave desal. Today we're joined by Tommy and des necker Taylor from purpose driven coaching. They help married couples learn how to reconnect without having to go to counseling or therapy. Guys, this is the one you want to listen to and trust me your wife will be glad you did. Taught me and just not go welcome to that devotionals. It's so great to have you. Thank you. I appreciate it. Thank you for having us on. We're glad to be glad to be on the show for sure. No problem. All right, so why don't you tell everybody, you know, a little bit about your background as we get started here and why did you become marriage coaches? Yeah, so basically, you know, we ended up going through just about, well, everything bad you can go through in a marriage like quadruple times over like, I'm gonna try to remember everything, to be honest, I don't have a list in front of me, sometimes I forget it. But we've been through, you're gonna have to help me with this, but infidelity. Both sides and same amount so much so that honestly I don't remember most of the people. But we've been through that physical abuse, mental abuse, verbal abuse, what else? Some finance. Yes, I was actually became like a full blown alcoholic, like so much so I had it above my bed, so I didn't have to get out of bed. Yes. There was huge financial issues between the two of us. Trust below zero triggers out the wall zoo. Like Tommy was triggered by everything. And the communication, like we, there wasn't communication. We couldn't even walk outside and go this guy is blue or the sun is yellow without it being a fight. Sounds like she's exaggerating, but we literally like most people we come across like honestly, when we talk to him on the phone, most people do bring up communication because it's kind of the number one thing people list. But most people can talk about the least surface level things like a logistical things like day to day who's getting the kids, stuff like we couldn't even and it was talk about that stuff at all. It was to the point like we legit hated each other, but what we found was that there wasn't any resources to out there. And everyone automatically goes, oh, you have in problems. Go to counseling. That's what we thought, yeah. And what happens is the counseling is like, there's not action steps. And so many times we hear it. We have experienced it in so many Sony. People is one person's teamed up against. It especially if there is any kind of affair. If you cheated, it's like a target in attack. And so it's not a safe zone. And then they're very quick to label. So we were I had him labeled narcissistic. He had me labeled.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"necker" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"It is 9 30 a.m. in London ten 30 a.m. in Berlin I'm Tom McKenzie And I'm Caroline necker We'll be talking about the politics in the UK in a moment with Bloomberg's toys Raphael And with the politics you're focusing on the BOE on Thursday you've got the RBA first and the Bank of England and the ECB on Thursday currently by the way Sterling at one 34 It hasn't really moved a lot yet to date and we were talking to Marcus ashworth about whether or not the markets are getting ahead of their skis in terms of pricing in those rate hikes from the Bank of England currently there's an 80% chance according to the Bloomberg survey of a hike to 50 basis points on Thursday Your markets here across the benchmark you're seeing gains holding up above 1% of the European stock 600 The outsized performance is coming from Italy the FTSE mip at 1.4% political stability in that country after the prime minister Mario Draghi stays on presumably And Mattel the president gets another term In terms of your currencies you're looking at the Euro one 11 So upside of almost two tenths of a percent largely down to the softness in the dollar the Bloomberg dollar index down two tenths of a percent in your year space not a lot of action across the treasury space at one 77 for your U.S. ten year The two year is up three basis points at one 19 So just below that one 20 level And there is a bit of spread compression between the BTP's the Italian BTP and German bonds again reflecting that reduced risk of political risk within Germany oil remains above $90 a barrel on Brent $87 for WTI Your crypto and Bitcoin is at $37,000 just down 1.6% but of course up from the levels that we saw last week with the crypto space presumably or previously under pressure And in terms of what is happening elsewhere you're looking at as well The German bund currently closing in to positive territory It's not quite there yet but there's a little bit of upside a little bit of buying into those little bit of yield upside I should say for German but that is the state play across your markets an hour and a half into the European training day this Monday Yeah well in 30 minutes time hail onto Davey digital radar you're going to hear Bloomberg surveillance The early edition with Matt Miller Kelly lions and Anna Edwards So let's hop over to New York then Matt Miller's there waiting for us good morning Matt what's ahead for you on your program Actually stocks in Europe are doing pretty well Yeah and we are obviously going to be watching the markets very closely I'm using the SE G function on the Bloomberg A lot today It shows you seasonality and it's interesting to use if you're watching gold if you're watching oil especially helpful for commodities But for equity indexes as well you can see which have been the best and worth months Of course it is the Chinese New Year Tomorrow begins I believe the year of the Tiger And Eddie van der vault joins us to talk about what that means for gold because typically you see a sell off in the months of February and March you also see a lot more positive correlation with rates in the U.S. dollar when it comes to the gold price And I'll ask if we can apply that to oil as well because we're hitting it looks like it's going to be the best month in decades for oil not just for Brent but for nymex WTI as well It would be great to talk to him We're going to go down to francine loquat in Rome to talk about that political stability the team hack mentioned I always chuckle a little bit when someone says political stability in Italy in the same sentence but it looks like we're getting a little bit of that Plus we have Charlotte island joining us CCLA investment management co head of investments as Goldman Sachs says could be 5 rate hikes this year Rafael bostic tells the FT 50 basis points as possible but of course he's going to say that right He's not going to say no let me tie one of my hands behind my back Yes optionality is on the table for the fed at every meeting He tells the FT So we'll talk about that And we're going to talk about what's going on in Russia The Pentagon says even more troops were amassed on the Ukrainian border over the weekend Elizabeth bra joins us American enterprise institute resident fellow to talk about the geopolitical tensions that have really caused some market volatility Yeah absolutely That UN Security Council meeting today also and then the UK really following the U.S. hard in terms of the Ukraine line extra sanctions the discussions between bojo and the Russian leader this week Lots to think about on that story Matt thanks so much Hope you have a good program Been a big survey this earlier edition is up next or London DAB digital radio for our U.S. listeners Also you can listen to Matt and Paul Sweeney They host Bloomberg markets 10 a.m. Eastern Time Okay let's get some more on today's top stories with Bloomberg's Hannah Jordan.
Daily Pop
"necker" Discussed on Daily Pop
"Necker. Yes. I know you are reality show Queen. This is a big spoiler. This is a spoiler. That is such a problem. I mean, you go into this, you know, these shows knowing that there's going to be time before the show airs, and you are not supposed to divulge things, especially in a show like this, where it's all based on that moment, right? And I mean, of course, everybody signs the non disclosures, but it's also a matter of wanting to have the best show possible. She was like, I'm out. I don't care. I'm just telling it. You know? She's clearly upset. She got caught up in her emotions. That's right. Yes. Not only did she tell him to go F himself, she told ABC to go up themselves. Oh, she's done. She's done. Not a good bachelorette. I don't know what ABC is gonna have to say about this, but in my world she would be done. I kind of understand both sides because she's clearly not someone who sees it in TV. But I think when you come in a TV, especially like reality TV, it's a lot of things that are unexpected. So you think you're going in one way and then things happen on the back and she probably felt very alone very, very screwed and also like her reputation looks bad. So she probably feels like nobody's looking out for me. So I'm gonna stay without where I want to say. But, you know, legal things are also in place. You can't play, you know. You know these contracts. That's what's hard about those non descriptions 'cause what are you gonna do sue? You know what I'm saying? Somebody for. And you also have to understand like she was completely wrapped up in emotions. Right. You could tell she's heard, she's embarrassed. She's humiliated. She's going to do whatever she has to do to save face. And hopefully I still feel like this is her fault because she had no business telling a girl that she didn't know. That part running your mouth. Talk too much when it comes to.
The Official BNI Podcast
"necker" Discussed on The Official BNI Podcast
"How are you and where are you. I have been zooming around so many places. I can't list them all. But i've done a live. Event in california with steve farber a by zoom been korea national conference and other national conferences. And i'm headed to necker island again To meet with richard branson. And i hope to come back with some amazing stories not too great so it will be fun and it'll be very interesting as it has been in the past. Today we have a guest on the show and his name is sam. Spillers sam is the product manager for being i online at being global He has been involved with deny online since its inception march twenty twenty and actually little before that with Some of the countries in asia but globally it had expanded in march. He'll chapters around the world transition to the online meeting format at the start of the pandemic and has continued to provide day-to-day customer support to ensure equality meeting experience. He conduct customer research and manages projects geared toward driving innovation and increasing member value. I can't think of anyone better to have on to talk about an online and hybrid chapter sam. Welcome to be an eye podcast. Thank you very much ivan for that introduction. It is fantastic to me here. It's great having you on a talk. A little bit about being i online and why you think it is effective absolutely So you know. Of course i online was formed out of necessity after a few years of the organization recognizing the potential power of it for the future of bni. But of course you know. Through through the pandemic we were able to enjoy a lot of success in a lot of ways using online exclusively as the as the meeting format platform And you know as we are now a year and a half into be an eye on lines life. We of course have kept a very close eye on on some of the kpi. Some of the metrics that that drive our business and the don't knows a key performance indicator the things that drive our business as sam. Jason yes. Thank you and You know so metric such as overall membership then member retention member. Nps scores these are all metrics that we follow closely of course and we've enjoyed increased. Nps score is net promoter score. That's happiness score basically. Are you happier satisfied with what you're getting. Nps yes absolutely. That's of course something that every business owner should be keeping an eye on with their customer. Base so all of these Metrics that listed have. We've we've enjoyed an increase in them using be an eye on line largely as the as the operating engine Other key metrics to the bmi model of course thank you for close business in referrals You know they saw a small decrease at the start of the pandemic worse it's very large business disruption that took place last year and You know they really. They quickly returned those pre pandemic levels. And i think business in in referrals during this online era so you know in the last twelve months. The i has generated eighteen point three billion dollars. Us dollars in. Thank you close business. That's amazing and again using you'll be an eye online largely as the operating engine so we're quite proud that. Yeah i mean. I i get it with members. I created an in person networking organization. I get it online. Has some issues but i ask everyone to think about this. What if this had happened twenty years ago. What if it happened thirty years ago. There was no technology like this. We would virtually all be out of business. I mean every one of our members would be struggling. even more than many of them are and Either that or we would be going out and about and we'd have many more of people ill and die and so yeah you know. Maybe the online's not quite as good as that handshake but there are benefits. And i think you're going to talk about some of the. The alternative defected. This technology exists is a blessing. And i had someone say to me not long ago. Sam did she told a member who was whining about she said whining about zoom fatty. And she said buck up. Buttercup you know you could be out of business. This is fantastic that we can do business online. Now i mean said that We do have chapters in areas that are gradually becoming safer and there's hybrid meetings. They're taking place. And that's when. I know the members want to hear about your yes absolutely So we really what we do as a product team here. The n i is it. We are very passionate about listening to our members. We conduct a lot of customer research. A lot of surveys and one thing that we found is through a variety of surveys over. The course of this year is There is a strong appetite for hybrid chapters as you referenced. Ivan so you. We have officially offered launch this offering for chapters around the world as of october. Twenty twenty one and you know really all chapters or just select chapters so all chapters. As of october twenty twenty one are able to participate in the hybrid format and what we define the hybrid format as again after a lot of Extensive research is the first meeting of the month. Takes place in person to the first week of the month. Meeting is in person you enjoy your handshakes in your coffee. You're venues venues. Usually would and then the rest of the meetings of the month take place using bni online so that members can again enjoy that The camaraderie those handshakes building relationships. That we've all known to love and through the in person traditional meaning setting but also be able to enjoy the flexibility that a lot of members prefer with benign online too. And you know we really recognized. That members want that ability to both build strong relationships while not sacrificing time savings and ultimately become accustomed to the united ads. I know there are some members chomping at the bit here. We're not saying you have to go hybrid. We're seeing if you were if chapters if it's safe from a health perspective to meet in person you can continue to meet in person it. We have over seven hundred chapters as of right now. That started started online. They've never met in person. They're likely to not want to go to hybrid. So median online is.
Kinky Katie's World
"necker" Discussed on Kinky Katie's World
"Whole name. We all grew up the same trailer park right so since it since it is being halloween. There's I have a lot of like horror related porn. Okay hor related porn. Yeah it's like all of this kind of related really in general hard hor who somebody's holding something for sure. Yeah male female other matter of somebody's literally whoring. That's true literally that is true. Ha- what about whoring anyway club. There is his buddies. He room been prepping. Like motherfucker trying to. You've been trying to speed bullet with red bull right. Red bullet we'd awaken high. Should put that on the thumbnail rebel style. Nobody will watch it then. Poor don't i know. I k- it's okay. That's all right Slope at forty. They have a they have a they. Haven't they have a dog toy. That's the shape like alien but it's meant to be disembowelled because it's got toys inside of it like shape like organs. What they think morgan's would look like an alien okay so like alien right stuffing it's called alien autopsy. Good all right. it's so. Is this gonna make the aliens mad when they come down light to see you know. It's what you thought you were gonna do with us. It looks absolutely nothing like we traveled all the way across the universe. God here and you think that you're gonna do that to us. Really are hell. Hounds unleash the beast training them. I mean you look like you're smiling and happy about it put. You're not everybody. How many people you think are banging that that alien autopsy tall somebody sticking. They're taking for sure. Of course it is or somebody showed. They haven't which there's no way it hasn't happened thirty four. i had. I got some of that coming up later right. God my goodness there was at this one hospital. In what bethany. There's at this point hospital. The maternity ward They had a pumpkin carving contest and maternity ward. Well they add like this is definitely going to end well knives and pregnant people right. Was it a texas a maternity ward. That it doesn't say Maybe try to skirt the new abortion laws there. Well no i don't think so this is They had a pumpkin for every Every size of dilation that you're fucking crotch goes through. There is called the pump the dilation pumpkins and they are fucking scary they put a googly eyes on them and has had it start off with like a little gets bigger and bigger and bigger. And that's the actual size your frigging twi gad's when you're little crotch. Goblin comes out crouch cobbler. Jesus legal hardly goblet. I can't. I forgot who spooky season halloween. Okay i forget at the time of the recording already in the future with the rest of these people listening right now it holly dover talked about it or having. That's true been done for a while now so last week ago so last week there's a british candy company. They have kind of our version of what it's called. Take it and on the bottom. It says four fingers. You threaten me the good times. They give all these two. So i might have to get some tickets. And they're worried about other forms of programming when obviously the appropriate big are used to be ready to be diddled. Yeah forefingers it's good. You like forefingers. Remember you like it. You like it alive. It's good you like it. A lot Start off with one at a time but you usually fit them all at once we tried. What's new i don't care i get forefingers woods newgate with you bench new benjamin new job. God making references. People will not understand and i'm not explaining it i. I don't care whatever so ask. Her myers hodson company. They put out a halloween right for halloween. Okay they're black black black black liquorice flavour. Oh god i was thinking hot dog when you it's dog in her looks like licorice or is liquorice. No no no. It's got lakers so it's got fennel in it like lake liquorice flavour put. They're they're like dr. Dr do they haven't all i can put on that too. I'm sure they do really extra extra slather with some old nookie maybe can i get a side of of cutoff. Foreskin rings locale kid i. Can we do that to you. Wanna do that. Some like You know calorie action topped with a whole pile of sh- meg homeless magma action like damning that all sounds delicious. What the hell. It also licorice liquorice tasting sausage. I don't want liquorice my sausages l- fennel silences like licorice. They would have been better off doing this. Quitting initiate japanese style. You know what i mean are you could even do like activated charcoal that has no flavor. And it's actually kind of good for you I don't wanna clean out my belly. Hotdog wants a fucking nitrates. And i want this to be bad. That's right and not only that. But i wanna poop a different color tomorrow. I want some bright green neon poo or something. Because you died something black so obviously who've is gonna come out really fucking strange it. I'm just going by the burger king experiment. Whatever the hell that thing was. They had a halloween walker right. It was yeah a couple of years ago and Discussing attorney your Very very great scary. We knew about it had a time. I mean that's exactly why we got it. It was so we could. We could chick rain. See how. I always heard that from the old guys. It went to phnom here at home ship grain. Gotcha way do they. Were eating the fucking halloween lauber. What's your favorite halloween candy. I don't know. I'm a fan of like a recent peanut butter cut. Personally i use just really liked does not as a halloween candy just as a candy candy. Yeah anytime and said. It's a good time if i'm gonna go to somebody's house. I'm hoping for like some peanut butter chocolate goodness well. It's kind of awesome. They you said that the end is what our interest to be fair Really not that. I mean most of the candies. I was all about at any point in time. You know what i mean. If it had sugar in it it was ready to go. I try it. Well there's a. There's a receives vending machine. Ah okay they you can. What it does you take the candy that you don't want and you put it into the machine and it spits out races. She will like air. Necker wafer is black and put it in. There comes out ou board you exactly and that i wonder what they do with all the shit chocolate or fucking grows candy. I don't know but but it's funny like you. Can you know they put it right back into their reese's peanut butter cups that they gave you. I mean obviously this is high technology. Of course it is. This is the height.
A New Direction
"necker" Discussed on A New Direction
"To the problem right and so we. We tend to rely on three things right problem. I think you talk about problem. Solving creativity and adapt ended after right. But they're really kind of all through the same thing if we really right aren't the innocent right. That's right and so this is interesting. The part of the reason i went there is because in these leadership studies. We talked about after they ask leaders. The question you know. What's the environment like. And they say it's unpredictable. They say well. What are you most need to deal with that and for a i'm almost a dozen years. The answer was creativity. What the heck does that me and if you look at how. They changed their organizations based on that. Answer oh we need more creativity because the world is asking us to respond to so many new things and so many changes. They didn't do anything to change it or they hired people that they said well. Gosh she She got her degree in the art. She must be created. I mean very little thought goes into that break and let's pretend that that person they hire she was in fact created. They didn't change the way. The organization was driven. They didn't change the incentives. They didn't change the job descriptions. They didn't change the shared purpose of the organization. So that creative person withers on the vine so island. All that said. I don't think creativity is what you really want knocked that you don't need it. But i think what you want is adaptability and adaptability builds into it the ability to problem solve the ability to create innovate. And so on. So then you back out of that say all right what does it take to be truly adaptable. That's the path were on. It starts with knowing your soul but it extends much much more into the people. You try to do these things with you. Adaptability is huge Recalling back in grad school and we were in we. Were you know here. These young psychologists right and we're in grad school and people trying to define intelligence and the clinicians over. They're trying to do intelligence practicing their intelligence testing. And we're trying to talk about what is intelligence. What does that really look back like. And i'll never forget my friend. Mike long necker. Who is with me in grad school. Said you know. I think intelligence if you wanted to find intelligence it's adaptability and i thought about that for second in light of your book and i was like going. You know what the truth of the matter is more adaptable. we are in this voca world. We actually are being more intelligent. No question and and you could put a big set of you know rock concert speakers on that amplified to say more that we understand that and realize that we are. We are at our best when it comes to adaptability when we do it together We co create when we collaborates. We were built for this. I mean the science on. It is really quite stunning to to show just how much we expect. Other people to be there to help us to bacchus with their ideas to when we wanna change something positive to follows end the slightest hint. We get the opposite direction. We shut down our ability to adapt to increase. So so what you're saying is so critical and we're we're the tribal species we want to do these things together. Why would we stop doing that. When we need to adapt most right. Now i love that. His name is larry robertson. The book rebel leadership. Are you enjoying it. I of course you are. I knew you would. Hey you know what. We're going to listen to him here on the new direction. Hey folks epic physical therapy physical therapist and hopefully you're soon not because you have to but because you want to write i that's the thing about physical therapy..
The Art of Charm
"necker" Discussed on The Art of Charm
"Ride if you live here in. La like me that shaves hours off so you could actually be in your green zone win. The time is there. And that's what top performers do they understand this to such a high level and i'd love to talk a little bit more about what you learned in your research for this book from top performers. We jokingly talked about hacks but they understand themselves and how to leverage those gifts to the best of their ability. That's what makes them top performers while the rest of us feel like we're playing catch up. So here's a quality that always amazed me about the best leaders. I've met like you. I have the privilege of interviewing some of the best in the world for what i do and again. It's one of those things that if you can get into that deadzone zone that space where you do this repeatedly you're like how do i even get paid for this like this. My life like it's a. It's a good day most days. But what i've noticed and you've probably seen this like when they show up. They're not distracted. They have all the time in the world for you. They make you think like they've done all kinds of research. Which often they have done and they're never rushed hurried. I've never been to necker island but apparently if you go. Richard branson greets you there. And i've had friends who have been and he just acts like he's not running hundreds of companies but like oh nice to see you get you want something to drink. You want to sit on the beach. What do you want to do. You want to go up for jet ski like let me know and what that is is. They've learned how to say no they know what's important so that when something one one of the things. I encourage people to do with their time as reject the whole idea of living a balanced life. I think it's a waste of time. Because number one tried it for many years and have never succeeded and secondly you ever notice that balanced people never seem to change the world passionate people do. And so what i encourage people to do is give up on the idea. Balance because balance feels like a retreat balances like. I'm going to do less at work. I'm going to do less of this. I'm going to do less of that. I don't wanna do less with my life. But i want to carefully choose what i decided to do. More of and now. I wanna do is whatever i allow on my calendar. I wanna pursue passions if i'm going to do a podcast i'm gonna prep well if i'm going to write a book. I'm really going to go deep if i'm going to meet with this key client. I am going to go in prepared. If i'm going to read my kids bedtime stories. I'm not gonna skip pages. okay. I'm not gonna do that little where you pretend. There was no extra page. And they won't notice because they're little. I can be fully present. If i'm in a sleep. I sleep for seven or eight hours. Not apologize for it and refueling my body because there was a quote from seventeenth century eighteenth century figure. John wesley who said set a person on fire with passion and people come from miles to watch him burn. And i think there's something very true to that so what i wanna do what i allow on my calendar whether that social or work related or speaking engagements i wanna do passionately and then it's no to all the rest is greg mcewan says and the paraphrase of his book from essential ism but a scale of one to ten. If it's not a nine it's zero. And i think a lot of us allow our lives to be filled with sixes sevens and eights. We know what to do with the twos and threes. It's like non not gonna do that but we get so overwhelmed because our life. Our calendar is a whole series of like six sevens and eights so as a filter for decision. Making if you're going to show up it's a nine out of ten and then you're going to be fully present. You're going to go all there. I i love this and that and we're in this world where abundance now is what everyone has..
Southern Tomfoolery Plays
"necker" Discussed on Southern Tomfoolery Plays
"It's carvings but then it's like lit with fluorescent neon light. So it's this weird hybrid of like carved into the woods and then somebody put some technology in that to light it And it's not very bright but it's just enough to You can read it in. Says speak friend and enter the manifold. Okay who has a israel. I'm been looking at to allot in. My brain is confused. Is religion a skill and culture mysticism. Somebody can roll A check and mysticism if you want the move old. I don't mind that new seventeen to double check checking making sure. I don't have anything. Fancy that i can add to it No i don't that's what's your theme knowledge Death touched the. But like what are you. What do you Get a d. c. reduction on for your thing in your knees. Perception rather mrs recall knowledge about une dead or negative energy effects l. Well i got dirty thirty. Why are you buried the lead there. yeah so with the dirty thirty. You recognize this. That manifold is a name for the place or ideal being known as aniela. Rita's okay Where in which you know about that. What that dirty thirty is that on. Ula rebus is either aware or a thing in his referred to interchangeably But what you do know is that flesh and technology of become one frailty impurity and suffering have been purged the acceptance of a moral existence. On your rita's. Say the mouths defy description to understand it. Her one must experience it her You know that the so you can extrapolate that that you know about a particular vel. Strect faction called the mouths of on yellow rita's and they are all about integrating technology into flesh. They very much. That's their weight of like experiencing. Pain is through augmentation and okay. Hey optimists one before oh they called. What's in eclipse in eclipse. innovations blacks side. Yeah right for your character. Hasn't i know that's why i say. Hey i've seen this. Yeah i mean. Morgan would kind of assess first second and turned to the party. And say as we approach this manifold. Just understand that what we walk into when surely ba- full of abominations of flashing technology for this is the focal point. This is the The confluence of flesh and technology combining very eloquent of you. Think you proud of you no expression you know right. I am a very educated man clearly very very nice So you still have the issue with the door. That's not there to deal with so it's just anything there's like an arch around where door should be the just like mountain face sheer mountain pet rock wall magic. Yeah you do. Detect magic shocked. I'm shocked right. Typically the door or let's see yes it's basically the entire space of rock under the arch is glowing with necker mansi and turns mutation magic. Okay neck romancing transportation match. That's what i wanted to know. Do we know where it's emanating from. Yes i just said. I'm missing since the doors shaped area directly in front of no. No no. no. I'm talking about like if there was anything allen i'm looking for something to interact with but i guess that's not the as sort of more general pop off a psychic kinetic hand and let it like go through the doorway press against the rock there. Nothing happened trae. Light says wrong as you say that one more time next year. Not not the best So when he needs to his second connecticut did it touch. Anything stopped with the wall. I didn't go through so it's not. It's not an allusion right. Well i guess the buck stops here. Good adventure guys now. I mean he's back on the walk up and and touch the the stone. The stone feels surprisingly hot Considering those very cold where you are. You're in the mountains in the shadow plane. Like guys are used to call right. Don't y'all have called resistance So this is quite warm and that is strange to you. It's almost roller perception. Check early can do this. Be considered against un dead. No dale you did say necker mansi did the big question before you're old like i mean we are all focusing specifically on this all rolling or can we aid to want to do perception because she's touching the door. It's going to be a touch deception right okay. That is Twenty non twenty nine. It's almost as if you feel like a pulse. Almost like a heartbeat.
The Black Guy Who Tips Podcast
"necker" Discussed on The Black Guy Who Tips Podcast
"He was rolling up on. A bet is white girls. He also secretly informed cachet. Proud foot the beloved woman. Many fans charlie will end up with before he chose a lot of the. He missed her ever regretted his pick. Rest for alana. And charlie in return paid six requests for comment fans might not be entirely surprised by thirty. Charlie's actions will cachet as he previously said in the interview of pop culture that he would be remiss if he didn't still think about his decision at wonder how different things would have been if he had chosen cachet while a while. A visibly shocked alana was sitting right next door. Oh fuck is the boy. This wasn't sa. And your. I think he just kinda dropped a bomb on me. A lot of twenty eight was blinded. He never expressed at the meson processing mom oceans. So is this cash aid proud foot almost woman so she does that. Not the same white woman like say blue jeans so cachet prophet. I don't know that him Hell no me go look cachet. Proud foot See who that is a distinct type of not how she black woman out does make a white woman been. Oh my god oh my goodness hello the other content. Wow and then he went. What does we ended up with Wait what is this article. Love alan fans plot to save cachet profligate from trump supporter christian. Long necker argues names. Made up what is happening in low nickel is this like a parody of this do is a trump supporter and his name is long knicker christian long maker. This is okay. I know a comedy. When i'm they want the fuck out here. Y'all make any names up. I know people that. I almost had as white people. Y'all keep these fake stories out of the white people come out. We like real white people. News larry david made the rounds on social media The day out of picture that went viral. He went to fashion week and he was sitting front row when he did this coveted because both to laugh at another season. That's why he lives his wraps cover his ears and be awkward anywhere. Yes arkell oh man. You sure is definitely a misunderstanding. The happen because that's i don't know who does some models mad at him like larry coverage your is doing our walking the runway. Larry you do know somebody beside you death right. Why are you covering your ear news. Yeah i could see. It is going to be great. Get offended but i live in a nation. You know what these people they actually consider that a when you cover your ears. i do..
Sekeres & Price Show
"necker" Discussed on Sekeres & Price Show
"There's a chance and so. Yeah it's it's gonna be fascinating to see the timing of all this and what they ultimately get out of it. Because i think there's a there is a there is a world in which they don't get what they otherwise. It was her friend. David pinano the fourth period reported As a matter of fact and reported it Was that today's that dated today. Dodgers twenty-second that lasts. I yesterday saying Still no surgery means by all accounts he won't be ready for the start of camp or the season. So i don't know i mean they're doing things differently with the buffalo sabres these days. Tearing kim gula kevin adams who perhaps wasn't the most qualified general manager. I think that's putting it mild hate the fact that the surgery is part of the storyline. It'd be a great storyline just for the fans to watch. If he was just being true totally healthy being traded. You know this would be like one of the best players in the league being dealt. It'd be great story. But the fact now and i'm sad for us. All of us is hockey. Fans that one of the top eight top ten tells certainly the league may not be one hundred percent this pretty invasive surgery into a neck. I mean maybe we don't see the same michael again that'd be too bad. You give up four or whatever for that right like yeah or whatever they're asking no i and that's why i think when you're the kings and you have all these prospects and all of these picks you have the luxury where you're able to burn some of them on if you call a gamble now a gamble this fine fine to way. Centerman is going to be fine physically and is gonna float your center exposition going forward. I think he will. It's a physical game over. Sure he's going to be targeted and all that neck to sing messenger. Necker back turning the surgery wants is. They want the fusion of the deaths in the neck. And yeah you're right. Nobody's no nhl players add more. Yeah yeah so. That's why the sabers doctors are. My cousin just flew in from over to get fusion. Surgery here real. She can't get an expert because.
ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"necker" Discussed on ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"He did Main menu title screen reviews for a while which i sort of enjoyed but i mean i think i think people are mostly looking for truth. And if they feel like they're not getting it then there might be some issues. We talked about that earlier. Johnny and i were talking about a part of the podcast where i see a lot of people talking about audio and games but i can tell. I think they've just picked empty. Bullet points empty bullet point in the script. There's some stuff but it doesn't really do anything and you're just like whoa netting nacro neck granada ha. I got it right. I stuttered but necker. Monday huge issues and there were multiple people who did not say anything about and i it was shocking and also let down because this is an industry where we buy our headsets. Right this is an industry where we care about audio most of the time. Some people are so plane on their flat screen. Tv with their one mona speaker but most aren't most aren't and it's a disservice and it's a disservice talk about if you don't know about it there are some things you will never hear mentioned a review and Or for example. One thing i pull away from mostly is story as in rating the story unless it's bad or really good and and one of the reasons why is because i am not a professional store. You're like that's not my thing. I don't get as emotional as like johnny. Maybe johnny mike get you to listen. I cried a little bit in hell blade. I've never i've never cried. It hasn't even the idea hasn't even come up for me to cry again. Well okay. There was one game that i was like. Oh man that hit me but overall so to me. I tried to talk about the specifics if it's delivered well and then let people decide. If that story you know is good. Or bad for them You've never steered me wrong a game..
Venezuela: Crisis y Esperanza
"necker" Discussed on Venezuela: Crisis y Esperanza
"Not shown the n. a. k. Your came no moyal. Come your number and those whose house i get the show. You got the new york fiction so dollar knew when we meet on the kit accepting decide get hour would you all. I said i would not when that happened in the can't handle this very low by leo's okay. Here say seattle officiating young. Get one locate a movie persona kweisi doria values. Miano say become up. You will see sodia benza. Means i look at the next door in. But at the abraham look through day kind columbia on the most on making it up to columbia columbia. Komo okay david acting balakot. Eric emptied yet in the. You wanna see ya insieme the phone. He's starting in a komo's pony union data and does get okay. Boy mousse dot guys. Told you who. I'm going to take a moment for me. I think thousands of the got us hint. Okay tipi so you'll a up in the know. Say if we are at looking with mowing indicate no so throw ammos. Emily up in the chat. Laura more how can we make this. Akwa chat ultras persona inaccurate necker continue alike which i e s i told you at two point capacity..
WLS-AM 890
"necker" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Dollars? Only. Yeah, I would like Yeah, That's true. You might want to say I've been despair again. You go in the bar. And you have a conversation like Oh, yeah, You know, where'd you go on vacation? I went to Turks and Caicos. Oh, that sounds really nice. Where'd you go? Space? End of discussion. You win the argument. Yeah, but I would like about a million flights before I go. I'm not going on the third or fourth or fifth. Shuttle up there. There's a lot though, that Richard Branson went up on the first one. You know what I mean? You almost way do you didn't wait like I'm going to wait and see. But Richard Branson is also a bit of a Their adventurous. Yeah, they all are right. He did the balloon. Mhm around was around around the world are just across the Atlantic. I'm trying to remember. I think it was around the world. Yeah, and it crashed. I mean, he literally. Yeah, The guy is bored. He like once he's looking for the next event. I don't know why Island He has Necker Island and he's He's like, okay, I just described it. It's always the next thing is the next thing I also did the boat race. Look around the world yacht race and think he did that to like him, But he did it himself. It's not like he just Sponsors that, you know. Okay, I'm gonna put Virgin Atlantic on the side of it. He's like, No, I'm going like I'll pay for it. But I'm going and he did it here too. He's not a young guy either. Give him credit. He has some young kids, right? They were the crew. Somebody. Well, yeah. Somebody's gonna do the heavy lifting around here. For goodness sakes. I'm not carrying my crap long of a billionaire, for God's sakes. I don't know. I think this is Oh, this opens the door to a whole new adventure for Americans from their regular. I hope it does. I thought this was going to do that, too. So that kind of didn't Pan out. Maybe he said, you know, later on, um Let's see what 7 30. We're going to actually talk to An astronaut. There's a guy Again when you go in the bar. He wins the bet. Cause he's been to space. Multiple types. Yeah, Alright, show and tell. And you bring Bring Dad to work. Just cool. Did you say that? You say that I know That was the worst thing that happened to me in elementary school. We would have, like, Bring your parents to What is your What are your mom or dad do for a living and they would come in and they would explain kind of there, you know, And I always remember about would be really cool. If my dad was a firefighter like he could come and talk about Being a firefighter, right? But my dad was in a fire Frederick Sold computers, so the point is that it wasn't nearly as exciting but my neighbor His dad comes in. That was an astronaut show off commander John Allen. Did he come in in his, uh, you know, he did not come in and shoot. Well, I only because I'm of a certain agent. We hadn't actually had a space shuttle flight. Yet he was still training. You know. So this is between going to the moon and the space, So there was a gap. You know where we don't get. What are we gonna do next? You know, we've already been to the moon and that what? And yeah, so Commander Alan came in. Um for show and tell Shut it down. Your mom wasn't a cocktail waitress. Appreciate that. Yeah. Yeah, but he just shut down the whole bring your parents. I'm like, Well, who the hell is going to go after this? Seriously? Nobody else is gonna get my dad's a lawyer. Who cares? Okay, cocktail waitress may have worked, though. It's made of like that, because when it came in, thanks for him, I'm going to come in and make strange. She wore her outfit. Yeah, he's been to space. Let me show you to make an old fashioned. Okay, let me show you something that's going to be more practical in your life. Kids moving forward, But this is like the third grade for me. And it blew my mind that there were astronauts like they were real people, and I'd seen one and he was right next door. That is pretty cool. It is really cool. It's unbelievably cool. Um, but yeah, So we have a a new race for space. But they I think Junior brings up a good point. I'm gonna say this. Not wishing for something, but just acknowledging During the entire space race, whether it be NASA or the Ruskies. Things went wrong. Stuff blew up. Parts failed. Space is an unforgiving place. And I'm not just talking about Sandra Bullock being up there. She made it back. Um oh. Spoiler alerts. Yeah, he didn't. Things are going to go wrong and things go wrong with Planes find things go wrong with cars, boats sink, you know, I mean, okay. I mean, I'm just gonna It's gonna happen. It's going to happen. Well, let's let's face it, though. NASA paved the way right. NASA went through all that. NASA's whole Branson got to go to space. Yeah. Oh, and and hopefully learn some lessons. But you thought NASA learned lessons and things kept blowing up when you charge people A million dollars, though. Yeah, you better not blow them. I think they are bringing back. I think I think it's a no refund policy. You have to sign a waiver or two. Yeah, Good point. Good. You imagine that Read the fine print. What's this part about? It may blow up. Where did it or I might not make it. Where is that in the? Yeah. Just same. Initial, please. Initial. Next to that part, But you red tab that it might blow up. Have you been out to a restaurant lately? A lot of people are out and about restaurants are absolutely packed. You might notice. The prices are going up like of dishes of I've always had the insert egg muffin here or whatever. Well, everything's costing more. And it's really starting to get noticeable. We'll talk about that up next on a 90. W L s..
The Bobby Bones Show
"necker" Discussed on The Bobby Bones Show
"What we call necker island today my friends. That's crazy day Okay eddie. I'm gonna go offer a bunch of like fifty thousand dollars for them. I love your show with amy on this hundred acres of those. Who did you forty. Two million pounds of wings will be consumed on super bowl. And i don't know what that means. Person raymond amy for the win. Amy as well okay. We're all down to the final fun. Facts it all comes down to this one. Who's ever fact is more fun. It's a fun champion of the week of this is the last one. Oh you have on your back pocket. I don't don't ask for advice advice. I think i've done it. But i can't remember what will you remember but then i've done it. I risk it that it's so good. Oh okay here we go. That number one raimondo. You won that one. So you go. I have i done this go ahead. I don't know man when jack. Nicholson royer when. Jack nicholson was thirty seven. He found out that the woman he thought was his sister was actually his mother so his mom got pregnant when she was sixteen and the family was like. Whoa like you're you're like a you can have the baby stay with us. And we'll raise him so his mother. I'm all And then when he was thirty seven years old old before he realized that he said when jack nicholson was thirty seven he found out the woman he thought was. His sister was his mother. Serve me now based ago going. You're not my mom you're my sister minnie mom crazy. That's pretty wild earth. It is very interesting. It is go ahead lunchbox. Oh yeah matthew mcknight. He holds the world record for the greatest distance thrown in a car accident and living. Oh yeah he's an off-duty paramedic lead polls over to help someone on the side of the road and a car going seventy miles. An hour hits him and he flies a hundred eighteen feet. That's half a football field and he lived. That's incredible and that's what we call. Miracles do happen traumatic. It is traumatic for his whole life to know he was like the nurse trauma. Fill the nurse sort of you should send that into the guinness book of world record is like yeah right. He's in the guinness book of world records. Ray congrats to matthew mcknight but not to lunch box that we've heard the giant when you know he's that for okay. Raoult's amy eddie. Ooh this is tough tougher than i thought. Michael mcknight kind of fun. But i've never heard this jack. Nicholson one. so that's pretty crazy to me. I'm going amy. I'm going and there's great champion fax. Wow lucky you. You can't take down the grand champion. it's hard it is. I'm saying today was hard cajal fox poster to the limit though. I had to get it when you're up you now. Lunch boxes just banned himself from judging next week. A comment like that. Me morgan rayo. That'd be the judge. Okay amy congratulations. You are the fun fact. Friday champion. amy everybody voicemail. We got last night. I was just listening to the podcast. And i just heard about amy's mammogram experience. And i'm actually mammogram for and florida. And i just wanted to say thank you for spreading the word about how many maghazi is a great tool for early indication of breast cancer. And how important stuff exams are. and how. We're not the scariest people i promise. Mammographies are nice people too. So thank you guys and keep in the good word have a great day. No i didn't know that's they were memo. Gophers miami's here's a leash from seattle morning studio race. You are an inspiration for my best friend's wedding that i'm going to in europe in three weeks thanks guys. I hope i see many raised. That wedding like i saw on instagram story. Thank you become a cult hero. For how drunk you at mighties wedding. I don i thought it was going to be a positive influence on people but i mean i guess Inspired her you. People people are now going. Hey if raising your wedding. He doesn't do that well. 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Your health forward visit go forward dot com today to learn more. That's go forward com lab pile of stories. So texas woman is sounding the alarm after finding a tracking device in purse. After an evening out she went out to dinner with some friends when she got home. She was cleaning out her bag and she found one of those tiles trackers. Something you can put with your wallet or your purse or your keys so if you lose them you can track them down. Only problem is it did not belong to her so she thinks it was lift into her bag by somebody that then could track where she was going ball of her home where she lives and i think as long as you stay within a certain group since yes you can track it so if it was someone that was at the same restaurants the ice just look at her and then you know he'll kinda know where she's going that's freaky stuff. It is for sure. She said she took a little. I don't know if there's a battery or she somehow deactivated deactivated. It and contacted the police and then put a psa upon tiktok. But what do you do. Go to your purse before you leave every single place. That's the thing like what do you do to prevent that. I mean you're already watching for repose around you guy no or maybe just make sure you've got a handle on where your purses at all times and that it's not open or available for someone to slip something. Although i mean if people are sneaking and good at this and that's obviously what they train themselves to do for you not to catch them. That's that's crazy. So mirror and morris was saying and that ryan heard is outgoing and she is really shy and she says that his outgoing trae is one that she wishes that she had. I'm like very shy. And i consider myself an introvert. So yeah if we ever walk into a room. And i don't know anyone i feel like he'll be okay but i need like a drink in my hand or something to feel like okay. I can have this conversation do so. Is there a characteristic of caitlyn's that you wish you had. Yeah a lot. I mean she is very much a natural athlete. She's when we play ball. She's the best athlete out there. She may not win because sometimes she's like amd i'm good. I'm tired but she's the best shooter. Her family's very athletic. I wish i had a a sort of natural ability. He's also funnier than i am. Which stinks that's all. I've been rewarded for my whole life. And then she just smarter than i am so basically i wish i could just take her and then crawl inside her body and just be heard. Yeah so yeah a lot of that. But she's also very good in a room where i'm not roman built like erin. I walk into a room. And if i'm not on like if it's not always here to perform he's here to do something i'm like. Nobody wants to talk to me. And so i'm very much like i just going to hang out in the back where she will go right into a room and and make people like her.
Leadership and Loyalty
Park Howell: The Business of Story
"I'm looking forward to this because as i said you're nine notebook both no big story not just story but how to construct story and the power of story and you and i talked about in our previous conversation. It's just it's a delicious subject a thing everybody can live from but before i jump into that We stopped by in this world of great influences. Every mondays dogs and influenza who somebody who's influenced you in your leadership who maybe we wouldn't consider all maybe wouldn't automatically think who's somebody who's had not influence on you want an automatically thinking boy. That's a you know. Dr seuss popped into my mind if i ran. The circus was my favorite book growing up. And i don't know why that is a lot of places a lot of people say. Oh the places you'll go. Which is another fabulous. Dr seuss thome. But if i ran the circus i don't know my dad used to sit down and read that to me all the time. He ran his own company which was heavy construction up in the seattle area Dams bridges tunnels. I mean big time stuff and he said yep life is a little bit like this book. So i would look at dr seuss and then Someone that you probably have heard of Sir richard branson. I'm large admire of him. But not a big surprise there. The surprise here though. Is i out of nowhere. Got a very fortunate invite to visit he in his island. A month ago was out necker In march with a company here called digital airstrike spent a week on necker working with Automotive groups in having a chance. To listen to. And be around. Richard branson and i gotta tell you everything he espouses as a leader everything you would think of him being he is and then some and i'll be honest with you. I was prepared to be disappointed. When i got there and yet i was still completely and utterly blown
Mark and Melynda
Expert Says Floyd Died From a Lack of Oxygen
"Expert says George Floyd died from lack of oxygen. Dr. Martin Tobin points the finger at former Minneapolis police officer Derrick Show. Vin, who had him pinned to the ground just employed has his face rammed in To the street because he's using his face here to throw us to try and crank up his chest. He's actually using his for it and his nose and his chin. As a way of trying to help them get air into the right side of his chest. The defense has argued drug use played a role in Floyd's death, and they have questioned whether showman's knee was on Floyd's Necker on his shoulder blade. It's Day nine of Sheldon's murder trial.
Pocketnow Weekly Podcast
Razer enters audio glasses arena with Anzu eyewear
"Razor had a Had their own announcement this week of some new products. And when i first heard about these it was through an email. They wanted to give me like the early press. And stuff like that They just called lifestyle product. And i was very i was like lifestyle product. Okay that's interesting razor. So i was expecting like isn't razor. The one that they have the The energy drink don't have that and is it. That was it I know why he actually. I'm not sure razor the energy. Maybe a sound familiar dad. Something i'm trying to remember But that's what struck me as like lifestyle product but then the announcement happened and it was smart glasses and other yet yet. Here i am doing reviews on my channel for like the amazon. Echo frames necker friends. I've done both frames before. I'm actually looking to get the the updated frame soon. Yeah and now. Razor comes out with their. It's called the end. Zoo leads a razor to have unique names but as a fellow glasses wearer. How do you feel about this budding category. I so i've always felt like the glasses. Were the next stage right I've used google glass. I've used You both both You know glasses with the pastor audio on them I've used bone conduction. I i realized that you know we have smart watches. We have smartphones. The glasses is the next field With her at the last What's it called the the The qualcomm event a couple of years ago twenty nineteen we saw some new ventures in the glass technology where there were tethering them directly to smartphones for a are and vr. So there's a lot of things coming up but these new style glasses like you will. You did with the echoes. And of course now with the with the new the new razor glasses. I feel like that's the next level right getting them in in being especially when you wear prescription glasses like for me The ability of making them work more and making them a little bit more stylish. So that's the other thing. I feel like they do a good job into design But i'm looking forward to seeing what they offer. I'm also waiting for project. Hazel from razor. Showed little bit of teasers out at around. Cas that all full on mask with speakers in st through front part with air purification system. The whole i love geeking out on tech if you can put tech into into it. I'm all for it so Yes i will definitely be trying to get myself a pair and one way or another And hopefully i'm able to get my hands on it.
Le Quart d'Heure d'Inspir'Action
"necker" Discussed on Le Quart d'Heure d'Inspir'Action
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The Mighty Oaks Podcast
"necker" Discussed on The Mighty Oaks Podcast
"And now your hosts chad show and jeremy stole necker blow welcome to the mighty oak. Show glad to have you with us today and hope you're doing well as we come in to the end of this year and it's been a crazy year of course but looking forward to our conversation before we jump into that though. I will remind you as i remind you every single week. Go to our youtube channel if you have not. Maybe you're listening to the podcast or over at mojo. Thank you for listening wherever it is. You're listening from but when this is over take some time go to youtube. Look up the mighty foundation. You'll find our channel there and you can subscribe at enjoy or appreciate it if you would subscribe. Antithesis vacation bell subscribing is good hitting the notification bell is better that lets you know and more content comes online and we're constantly putting out new content even over this holiday season coming out of the year and getting into a new one. New content is coming online all the time and that can be a blessing to you and to help to those that you know so notify hit the notification bell and leave comments shared out. That would be fantastic. Alright we were jump into our conversation today and today is a little different than the shows we normally have normally. It's a one on one conversation and we're talking about some specific topic today. Wanted to do something a little bit different. We have several gentlemen here with us today. Actually they're not here with us today there at home across the country with us today and these guys that i work with and have the opportunity to serve with foundation and again. If you're watching the show you've heard about the mighty oaks foundation and the work that we do but we work with veterans active duty service members and first responders all dealing with life issues many of them dealing with trauma related to there service many just dealing with trauma related to life and we have the opportunity to serve hundreds of folks a year and thankful to do that. And this is a part of the team that makes that happen and Glad that these guys would jump on with me today and just want to walk through some questions and some thoughts that i trust will be an encouragement to you here with me. In studio brand judith. Thin you're familiar with brandon. I'm sure he is our national programs director with the mighty foundation also on the line. We have luis rivera a mini of. You're familiar with louis as well. In fact one of our most watched videos on our channel is The testimony of luiz and i don't know why i always ask. Why would anybody watch. I don't know why they would..
At Home with Gary Sullivan
Can any long shots stun Tiz The Law at Ky. Derby?
"All right. Jody Delhi is going to give us the odds on the Kentucky Derby race. Of course we've heard about is the law. Everybody's liked his. The law is the law. Well, there are other horses in the race. Right, Jody? That's right. Says the law is 45. This is current odds right now. They just opened the windows this morning. Ah, 25 minutes ago. This is current odds. Tis a law fortified. And then there is a pretty good distance between him and the next horses. And the next course is there's actually a pretty good distance of who are a pretty good racer. Who's the second choice right now. It would be Santa Anita Derby winner Honor AP at 8 to 1 Authentic, though, is 9 to 1. That's Bob Baffert horse who won the Haskell Tendo one Bob Baffert horse 1000 words Who won the shared beliefs. So you've got those horses? Ahh, right there. All four vying for second choice in the Derby. Let's run from the inside, post position out. We'll give you all of the odds here. A CZ. We go through it finish the fierce. The number one horse, The one eyed gilding has been scratched. He is not running in the race number two Max player, Ricardo Santana Jr. The jockey, Steve asked. Musa is the trainer Max player. Is down. 18 Toe one. He was a morning line. 30 to 1. He's back. He's been bet. Pretty good. So far enforceable. Adam. The skits of the jockey Mark Cassie is the trainer 23 to 1 down a little bit from 30 to 1 in the morning line. Storm. The court who was the breeder's Cup juvenile champion last year, Julien Les Peru is the jockey Peter Kurten is the trainer 26 to 1, Major fed James Graham and Greg fully 34 to 1. They were 50 to 1 in the morning line. Number six. King Guillermo has been scratched. Money moves. This is the one that is interesting to me. Money moves from Todd Pletcher, making just his fourth career start. Was a 32 1 in the morning line and is getting bet. Heavy. Todd Pletcher's Horse Down 15 to 1 South Bend. I don't think all the Notre Dame Ah money has come in yet on South Been 34 to 1, Tyler Gaffney, Leone and Belmont trainer. Mr Big News. Gabriel Sias trainer Brett Calhoun 47 to 1 number 10,000 words as we said 10 to 1. Number 11 Necker Island, who, by the way will have his blinkers off, so he's been running with blinkers on in his last few races. He will not wear blinkers today 51 to 1 Miguel Mania and Chris Hartman is the trainer. Soul a Valon Day. Patrick being cone Lucas Panici is the jockey Volonte 29 to 1 attachment, Right, Dale? Romans 49 the one I thought that he would actually get a bet down. I'm a little surprised that that one winning surprise winning impression is no surprise. He is 52 to 1, the longest shot on the board. Dallas Stuart and Joe Rocco. In the irons, New York traffic 15 to 1, Paco Lopez and Saffy Joseph is Ah Ah, actually, I think he's gonna end up being like the third or fourth choice when it's all said and done. Probably a little bit of a buzz horse here out here among the horseman Honore P. 8 to 1 in the 16 post position with Mike Smith. John Sheriff's is the trainer. Tis the law 4 to 5, Manny Franco and Barclay Tagg. An authentic on the outside Bob Baffert 9 to 1 John Velazquez in the iron, So there's your Kentucky Derby odds for right now and again betting is open. And we've got a bunch of our hot We have 30 minutes to the first post 31 minutes right now to the first post long time before we get to the Kentucky Derby, So a lot of money will be bet on there, Terry.
GSMC Music Podcast
Coronavirus: List Of Canceled Or Postponed Hollywood & Media Events
"The outbreak of the corona virus. More than twenty thousand music events between January and March have been cancelled or postponed in China and Hong Kong costing two billion in ticketing and box office losses. According to the China Association Performing Arts with the disease reaching more than forty countries billboard has compiled an ongoing list of major concerts and events that have been postponed or cancelled due to the outbreak. Now they do have a list that includes January and February but since we're in March I'm just in March so march. I set it off called off dates in Asia on Sunday. Due to unforeseen circumstances and for everyone's safety the ban also cancelled their opening slots for Jimmy eat world on March twelve and thirteenth in Manila and Singapore March. Second Wolf parade cancel European and UK dates for the tour supporting their latest album. Thin mind the first show was scheduled for March second. In the Netherlands March second Luchino coil cancelled their tour of Asia and Australia are home region of Lombardia. Italy is in the midst of a con. A Corona virus break. Everyone's health and safety must come first and this includes our fans March Third Malamah postpones his upcoming concert in line amid outbreak. Italy march third ultra Abu Dhabi. The Middle Eastern edition of the Miami Bass Festival is cancelled. It will set to happen in March fifth or six March third where I carry. His postponed postponed her Honolulu date until November. I was so excited to come back to Hawaii on my anniversary month. But evolving international travel restrictions forced us to consider everyone's safety and will being march third where to singer. Young blood called off a tourist later to kick off in South Korea as well as shows in Japan Hong Kong the Philippines and Singapore. At first I was going to say. Fuck it and calm but we have been advised again too seriously. Not March third. Ultra music festival flagship. Miami Festival scheduled for March Twentieth through the twenty second is called off. According to the city officials slipknot postponed a planned Asia tour slated to kick off a march twentieth with a two night. Not fess were fellow. Hard rockers. Whitesnake sons of Apollo. And Michael. Sh- NECKER FEST OFF cancelled dates March fourth as a result of apple pulling out of this year south by southwest festival along with twitter. Amazon. Tick Tock facebook and other major companies Spike Jones. Bbc's story documentary is not slated to premiere at the event. Nine inch nails has also dropped out of the film. Portion of the annual film are at the Annual Festival Dinesh Nell says. 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The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
Weekend Stakes Preview Presented by NYRA Bets
"I don't know how much derby influence this feels can have. But I'll tell you what I think. There are some really nice horses in here. That WanNa do this one turn mile and see if maybe one of them can Can Get the job done and move forward on that Derby trailing. Yeah Yeah I think it's a pretty nice field You know may not be an contain any derby contenders like you said but you know. I certainly think they're handful in here. Who are going to make this an entertaining an interesting race. The one I could see four or five of them winning. It's one where he'd probably end up having a spread but there were of them that I was kind of interested in You know what a horse that. I'm pretty fond of the Montauk traffic. I like young horses. Who are able to overcome adversity. And that's exactly what. This horse did First Time that was just Don't know what happened. She dwelt early and he did. And that was the end of it from the rail in the slop at Laurel you toss that race and and I mean he did exactly what you want a prospect to stretching out prospect to do he was able to sit able to make a run and pass runners and he was impressive in both of his next two wins the maiden when Downstairs in the and the Wingfield win. Also at seven eighths Settled inside didn't have a problem kicked out and And was able to run away from his competition. So I I don't think a mile Distance will be much of a problem for him. I just don't know how much upside he really has. You know. He's a gritty horse and He's one that I wanNA use but the one who I'M GONNA put on top of the three wars stop or I love the way that he improved. First Time in Blaker is just second time on dirt last time here at the The Mile trip here and act when I turned in a big beyer speed figure went right to the front And just kept on going. I think he is one that I want to keep an eye on moving forward. I think he'll be a decent prospect stretching out to to turn on the on the dirt and I'm GONNA give shops go right from his maiden win to Earning grade three status here in the In the Gotha. Yeah. I'm definitely. He's my topic as well. I'm a big fan of wall stopper. I liked what I saw from him. First Time Out Less time out rather when he got the meeting win. First Time blinkers. I should say now. That was a big effort. Thought Mischievous Alex might have some distance limitations. But it's hard to argue. How good he's been in his last two starts. Since his trainer John Service added the blinkers to his repertoire. I don't think six does without a chance from an ever Keough. Sauna current one turn mile. Got The goose ca pedigree on the bottom. I don't know how far this was gonna WanNa go with the one turn. Mile shouldn't be a problem and Necker island Friday he won going a mile in the slop. At Churchill downs just stopped got out running swell last time. The miles should be more to his Liking as he's already won distance and we'll see him. I under neath. I think it's wide open. I think war stopper shows up. They're all running the second money. I'm a big fan of his An of all these sources. I think him He's probably the one most likely to move on the Derby Trail. Regardless of what happens tomorrow. He can get beat tomorrow and maybe still move forward. I'd like to see him win But if he got beat I'd still think he can be contender. Might be the only one more stop for both of us in the grade. Three three hundred thousand dollar.
#WhoWouldWin
Who Would Win - Ash from the Evil Dead vs Pennywise
"Pennywise shape shifting creature I found in the Stephen King aval it in one thousand nine hundred eighty six penny wise as a cosmic evil who feeds on children because they're the easiest prey having existed for billions of here's billions pennywise is no longer concerned with the doings of mortals the monster currently known as it has gone back and forth preying on mortal going into hibernation for what is a seeming eternity every twenty seven to thirty two years or so this scary clown returns to feed hearken back to our forty by some sort of mass tragedy or violent incident pennywise is a shape shifting creature who feeds on fear taking the message of anything that the protagonist I is afraid of fun fact Penny wise was inspired by what scared author Steven King the most McDonald's yes flights the already airborne scared king saw a person dressed as Ronald McDonald board the flight at the last moments summoning up the courage king ask the per clown where he was coming from and Ronald immediately snapped back with McDonald land permanently cementing the notion of a terrifying clown in the us through his work forever that is pennywise we'd like to thank our sponsors for this week McDonald's for providing health nutritious snacks for we're never gonNA get them as a sponsor I would love that I do not think that is likely that McDonald's money eat our chicken it's mostly chicken that's a good positive right there I'm all about the pink slime let me tell you right now does it look like a doug it doesn't it on Chicken Burger okay so here are the details for Ash Williams now Ash Williams Aka Ashley Joanna Williams first appeared the nine hundred eighty one film the evil dead Eh played by Bruce Campbell and created by Director Sam Raimi Ashville Liam's the unlikely hero the evil dead films and TV series has been played by demonic spirits ever since an ill-fated trip to a cabin in the woods it's with a group of friends the group unknowingly releases demons by reading the Necker Namakonha ex Mortis the economics mortis or book of the dead is bound in human flesh Russian inked in blood of course all of our kid listeners shocked Tober James with a Q. and under no circumstances should be read aloud as doing so releases evil dead or spirits who become debts a debt by the way is a lifeforce person animal or even inanimate object that is possessed by Kandar Ian Demon their cunning and manipulative and can only killed by bodily dismemberment shocked over I guess it's the season that member moment ashes known for two main weapons sought up shotgun otherwise known as boom stick and the more noticeable home light xl chainsaw which was adapted to replace his right hand which was we did an evil dead film after being possessed by dead later during the army of darkness film Ashville themselves new mechanical right hand using play chainmail gauntlet and customize spring
WSJ Tech News Briefing
Samsung's 'The Frame' TV: Spotify of Art?
"Better faster greener super micro resource-saving server and storage systems with intel zeon scalable processors reduce the cost and environmental impact of your enterprise infrastructure learn more at super micro dot com. This is tech news briefing. I'm tanya boost does reporting from the newsroom in new york a television manufactured by samsung known as the frame and called by many eddie spotify of art is digitally bringing masterpieces into the living room museum speed the future but first these headlines google issued new guidelines limiting employees discussion of politics and other topics not really to work a major shift for the company that has long long prided itself on open debate and freewheeling internal culture alphabet inc said in a public memo that staffers should avoid spending time debating matters unrelated into their jobs among other discouraged behavior a google spokeswoman said quote this follows a year of increased incivility and our internal platforms and we've heard that employees want clearer clearer rules of the road on what's okay to say and what's not walk technologies trumpeted its first high end a i processor the chinese telecom giant's latest attempt to challenge silicon valley's advanced technology the ascend nine ten designed to crunch. The massive amounts of data used to build a._i. Algorithms is available immediately. The chip advances while always goal of curbing reliance on american tech kolding up the palm sized ascend nine ten at an event at weiwei's headquarters deputy chairman eric su declared it as quote the industry's most powerful a._i. Processor and quote a federal appeals dell's court froze a ruling that qualcomm had committed an array of anti-trust violations a boost for the chip maker that allows it to maintain its business practices for the time being the court court decision is a setback for the f._t._c. which had sued the company citing an illegal monopoly that harmed smartphone manufacturers and rival chip producers to his ruling found. The company leveraged its dominance smartphone chips to force manufacturers to pay high royalty rates for qualcomm intellectual property qualcomm argued its business practices were justified justify. The journal says the court action isn't a definitive reading of the merits of qualcomm appeal but indicated the company has a fair shot at winning coming up as museums meet the future were introduced with the new spotify of art better faster greener super micro resource-saving server and storage systems with intel veon scalable processors reduce. The cost and environmental impact of your enterprise infrastructure learn more at super micro dot com samsung has struck digital art agreements with the tate gallery in london the prado in madrid the van gogh museum amsterdam westerdam's among others. The latest deal sees its unique television. The frame landing at the royal museum of fine arts in belgium as part of the new agreement samsung samsung display twenty two of the belgian galleries flemish masterpieces on its frame. T._v.'s isabelle van who necker managing director at the museum has more. We are participating dissipating into some some initiative because we think technology has a lot of possibilities to spread our heritage in another way india museum so we some some frame we can bring the artwork into the living room of the people and hope that they will afterwards want to to to visit the museum and see the authentic work intern. We're seeing some comparison with the digital methods that the likes of spotify made popular johann von camping out samsung tv lifestyle project manager explains its subscription based so you have to formulas in a way you be u._p. Eater five a month and you have unlimited access so i always personally i call it the spotify of arts so you pay five hundred a month. You have unlimited <unk> access to all the artworks that are in there more than one thousand two hundred artworks or you can also decide to pay a one time fee for one on artwork and then that will cost you twenty euros more on the actual technology sensor measures the lightning in your living space ace and based on these results. It's adopts the back light of the hill so it would really look like a real picture because of you would show this picture on on another tv. You will always have the feeling you are looking at the t._v. Isabel van acker is back to talk to museums of the future. There are a lot of challenges for museums is because the museum of tomorrow and we have to think about it before you had only physical museum. Today we have also digital museum if people are used to to have after digital images and we have to develop this whole digital museum today and accessibility is one of the important challenges as as well. That's it for the tech news briefing reporting from the newsroom in new york. I'm tanya bustos. Thanks for listening.
Dr. Daliah
DNA and genetic genealogy used to ID suspect in "NorCal Rapist" case
"Decision delays serial rapes arrest, I'm Barton, Necker. The chairman of the Senate Judiciary committee said last evening. He is willing to wait one more day to find out if the woman accusing supreme court nominee Brett of sexual assault will testify or not Senator Chuck Grassley tweeted, his reply after a lawyer for Christine Blasi Ford asked for another day to make the decision Grassley says he has granted five extensions to Dr Ford and the ads he wants to hear her story Ford's
Stephanie Miller
George Papadopoulos sentenced to 14 days in prison
"I'm born Necker as former Trump campaign advisor, George Papadopoulos was sentenced to fourteen days in prison for lying to the FBI. President Trump denied any contact with the man I dunno popadopoulos. Picture table. That's the only thing I know about him. I don't know. I guess a couple of lies pub Annapolis was the first person to plead guilty and special counsel Robert Muller's probe into possible collusion between the Trump
Red Eye Radio
Urban Meyer, Courtney Smith and Barton Necker Satellite discussed on Red Eye Radio
"Ohio State football coach urban Meyer is apologizing to the ex wife of. Former assistant coach Zac Smith he issued the. Apology to Courtney Smith on Twitter or Friday after failing to acknowledge her directly during a news conference earlier this.
Sean Hannity
Tropical storm Lane threatens more Hawaii floods before turning away
"Hurricane threaten Hawaii for a week is weakening and is now a tropical. Storm but meteorologists are warning heavy rains could still wall. Up the islands with flash flooding and landslides more from the tasha chin in Kona Hawaii lane has been downgraded but it's still dangerous forecasters say Hawaii is. No longer expecting a direct hit but the islands are still not. In the, clear officials are now. Concerned over the amount of rain that will be dumped by the slow moving system, the central. Pacific Hurricane Center says the islands are, suffering from catastrophic, flooding and the expected to. Intensify over the weekend
Red Eye Radio
Judge Commends Family Reunification, Eyes Next Deadline
"The fast food chain says it is cooperating with the fda in investigating the outbreak i'm bill michaels a federal judge in california is giving the trump administration until next week you get undocumented immigrant family reunification plan together so far the government says in a court filing fifty eight of one hundred two children under five have been reunited the difficulty with the remaining migrant toddlers is the parents it says they've either already been deported released are in criminal custody or have not yet been vetted aclu attorney league alert says he expects the government to present a real reunification plan and the judge to set some real hard rules for that plan keep their feet to the fire the government also has a deadline to reunite some two thousand vagrant children over five with their undocumented parents by july twenty sixth jim roope los angeles the justice department has announced indictments and special counsel robert muller's investigation of russian interference in the two thousand sixteen elections correspondent evan perez thirty general today made clear that this indictment does not make any allegations against any americans that they knowingly were communicating with russian intelligence it's certainly clear that they were communicating with those people but it says that they there's no allegation in this indictment that they were knowingly doing so stocks up to end the week i'm necker if you are behind on.
The Glenn Beck Show
Trump continues to falsely claim there's a law on family separation
"Separation anxiety talk of pardons i'm barton necker immigration officials are preparing tent encampments in texas to hold children who have been removed from their parents and families after entering the us illegally president trump says he hates the idea but indicates no intention of halting it as bob costantini reports even some republicans in congress want to address other concerns about border security throwing cold water on speaker of the house paul ryan's hopes president trump in a free for all with reporters said he will not sign a moderate immigration bill that had a chance of passing next week it would allow the dreamers to remain in provide twenty five billion dollars for the border wall plus halted trump administration's policy of separating children from parents who've entered illegally though the president insists democrats are to blame children can be taken care of quickly beautifully and immediately did democrats forced that law upon our nation i hate it i hate to see separation of errands and children democrats respond there is no such law mandating splitting up families bob costantini washington attorney for president trump rudy giuliani and rubber says robert muller's russia investigation could be cleaned up with pardons giuliani explained his comments during an interview when cnn's cuomo prime time what i did what i did was to say first of all i was asked will there be any parts i said my advice to the president united states as his warrior not as a government lawyer is no parks it would completely change the momentum that we have right now because it's very strong right now you can see the polls moving in the president's favor china plans to impose twentyfive percent tariffs and roughly fifty billion dollars worth of us goods in retaliation for new us duties in the same amount the man who lay down some mean lecture the blues brothers has died mac utah murphy passed away at the age of eighty eight i'm barton.
The Cigar Dave Show
California, Tony Marito and Washington discussed on The Cigar Dave Show
"Two engines eight dollars and seven water tenders officials say a wind driven brushfire in southern california has prompted the evacuation of more than two thousand homes hours county fire with already captain tony marito says the fire is burning more than two hundred fifty acres is firefighters try to contain the flames battling sick every brush that hasn't burned in over one hundred years and erotic wins all day it's created a real erratic fire behavior the washington capitals to wins away from hoisting the stanley cup for the first time ever they beat the golden knights three one in game three of the stanley cup final necker i just saved hundreds of dollars by switching to geico oh i feel like a whole new person disclaimer you will not become a whole new person this is impossible you might be able to join a.
Red Eye Radio
Baylor Saint Luke, Shayla Klein and Director discussed on Red Eye Radio
"Well the two thousand homes in southern california have been evacuated as a wildfire that began saturday in a lisa woods canyon quickly grew to more than two hundred and fifty acres correspondent pamela brown says the new york times reports lawyers for president trump sent a letter to the special counsel wondering why the president's you'd have to be questioned in the russia probe the contents of this latter really spells out that the president's liars believed that he does not have to sit down with robert muller's team and that he did not obstruct justice because he's the president of the united states and under the constitution he is allowed to fire whoever he wants in this case the former fbi director james call me all medical procedures in baylor saint luke's medical centers heart transplant program has been suspended for fourteen days administrators wanted to see why things went awry at the houston hospital with three patient deaths i'm barton necker this is shayla klein ceo and founder of resort.