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Jokic leads Denver Nuggets past LeBron's Lakers 113-111, into their first NBA Finals
"For the first time, the nuggets are going to the NBA Finals after beating the Lakers one 13 to one 11 to sweep the series Jamal Murray scored 25 points in the game for clincher. It has been nice enough to finally reach this point and just be the first this be the first team the nuggets history to do. Nicola jokic finished with a 30 point triple double as Denver overcame a 15 point deficit at halftime the Lakers LeBron James came out on fire, scoring 21 first quarter points and finishing with 40 in a losing effort. Mark Myers, Los Angeles
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Nuggets beat Suns 118-102 in Game 5 to regain series lead
"The nuggets are one went away from advancing to the Western Conference Finals. This, after they grabbed a three games to lead by defeating Phoenix one 18 one O two, that said, Denver coach Michael Malone says his team will need to play tough defense in game 6. When we're not running and we're not defending, we're going nowhere. And that's what we have to do game 6 and a couple of nights. If we're going to try to close the series out. Nicola jokic dominated with 29 points, 13 rebounds and 12 assists. Game 6 is Thursday in Phoenix. Bruce Morton, Denver
The Media Show
"nicola" Discussed on The Media Show
"Fever, freelance journalist and producer and as you heard at the top of the program all the garin senior international correspondent at BBC News and all are if I could start with you. You know, you've covered conflicts all over the world. What unique challenges has the Ukraine war specifically posed, do you think? I mean, I would say nothing compares to this, both in terms of the scale and the implications and the challenges. We were here last year in the east at this time just before the invasion happened. And we were expecting it, although I have to say it was on a bigger scale than I had imagined. I thought president Putin would invade in the east and I'm focused on that. But in fact, he came in from three sides. One of the biggest difficulties here is the size of this country. It is absolutely vast, just western Ukraine on its own. It's almost as big as Germany. So you spend a lot of time on the roads on very bad roads often. You work at this time of year in very severe code. We spent a night last week with the tank unit quite close to a front line and we were filming at about 5 in the morning and it was -15. So that presents difficulties for the equipment, but actually also for the people. And I think there is another issue which we felt in our team this week. We've been working with local Ukrainian producers since the beginning of the war. With a very wonderful Ukrainian driver, and it's not a stretch to say we're sort of a family here at the moment. And it's very tough to see the impact on our Ukrainian colleagues. I mean, it's tough for us to see the destruction and the loss of life, the absolutely needless loss of life. But it is far harder for those who are from this country. And we were filming the other day in a burnt out town bombed out, just one of many destroyed towns on Ukraine's long front line. And that was actually the hometown of our driver. And he came in with us that morning. He hoped to go and see his apartment, the ruins of his apartment. He knows it's destroyed, but when we were doing our filming, the situation got a little bit too insecure, and we had to leave. And he couldn't go back. But he had come in, you know, touching the keys in his hand. So I think for all of us, and I'm sure all of the journalist John and everybody else would say the same, you get very emotionally connected with this story.
The Media Show
"nicola" Discussed on The Media Show
"Media show from BBC Radio four. Today, what does the tragic story of Nikola bully tell us about the media? Yesterday, the broadcast regulator ofcom wrote to ITV and Sky News after the bully family issued damning criticism of them this afternoon, the police and crime commissioner for Lancashire launched an independent review that will look at the police's investigation as well as their interaction with the media. I'll be talking to a journalist who's been covering the case and getting the perspective of a former police chief constable. We're also taking a look at the conflict in Ukraine one year on and asking how it's changed journalism. I'm joined by journalists in the studio and also in Ukraine amongst them the BBC's oligarch. Hello or where are you? Tell us where you are right now. We're in the east in a small town called rouge Keith, and that's about half an hour from the city of bah moose, which people would have been hearing about in the headlines in recent weeks and months since the center of a fierce battle now between the Ukrainians and the Russians were very much welcome. Thank you so much for sparing us the time on the media show and also with me is Rohit khatu from ITV news, John Sweeney and caterina mala fever, and more from you all in a moment because I want to take a look first at the reporting around Nikola bully's disappearance. Let me just play you a clip of Andrew Snowden, police and crime commissioner for Lancashire, who was speaking this afternoon. It has got very personal. It's got very victory and it has felt that sometimes that certain elements of the media have been determined to export whatever information they can and undermine the police investigation. And I think of the need to look at that and there will be reflections for policing around how they have handled elements of the investigation. But I think this should be reasonably reflection from the media around has their focus always been in all elements of the media on finding Nicola or creating stories that will simply create that click through to their websites. Well, that was Andrew Snowden, Lancashire's police and crime commissioner, and I want to bring in the guardians north of England correspondent Josh halliday and Andy trotter, a former police chief constable, and you might remember his role during the 7 7 London bombings when he was a spokesman for the British transport police as part of his role there. Welcome to you both. Thanks for coming on. Andy, I'd just like to get your reaction first to what the police and crime commissioner said there. I think Andrew Snowden's absolutely right. There clearly must be a review of what happened there.
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Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announces her intention to resign
"Scottish leader Nicholas sturgeon says that she's resigning after 8 years in the job. Sturgeon tells the media that part of serving in politics is knowing when it's time to make way for someone else. In my head and in my heart, I know that time is now. That it is right for me for my party and for the country. And so today I am announcing my intention to step down as first minister and leader of my party. The first minister adds, she wrestled with the decision, but that the pressure of the job was relentless, and that she's a human being, as well as a politician. Giving absolutely everything of yourself to this job is the only way to do it. The country does have nothing late. Meanwhile, the BBC reports sturgeons faced months of controversy over
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Orphan watched dad die, now awaits future in Ukraine shelter
"A young Ukrainian boy with disabilities is now an orphan after his father died of cancer in the devastated city of izium Nicola spirit and his 13 year old son bodan spent their last days together in a care facility In a bedside interview with the AP only a few days before his death from cancer spirit said his son was born disabled He never went to school I taught him to read a little to write numbers and letters The boy's mother also died of cancer Bodon hugged his father tenderly and often in those final days He says his son runs to him and says papa I love you I tell him who else could you love His mother is dead his father is old He can only be with his father and that's all When his father is gone I will not know if there is someone with him and where they will send him Bodon now spends his days among the elderly and infirmed in the hallways of the care facility I'm Ed Donahue
The Astrology Podcast
"nicola" Discussed on The Astrology Podcast
"Because I got this whole new thing that's going on in their labs that's new and interesting and has given them broaden their horizon. So it's a different game anyway. But it is interesting how yeah, there's a people have ideas about what kind of parents are going to be and whether they can cope and whether they can't and yeah. Right. And in the process of having children, sometimes changing where people becoming different, different people than they expected, maybe going into it. Yeah, there's. A lot of, okay, so there's a lot about women with a 10,000 luminaries that want to go back to work straight away and their partners are surprised and hurt because they think that they must not turn into these wonderful mothers that just want to stay at home and bake cookies all day long. And so I always say to them have a conversation up front where you actually organize a child care sooner rather than later because you are going to want to be back at work and it's not an indictment on the kind of mother that you are, but people need to understand that there are different kinds of mothers and it's okay. There's that and there's also a typical thing is also men with Pluto opposite Venus. It's an often there's a very compelling intimate sexual relationship with a partner. And men suddenly feel like, okay, now here's the baby coming along and it's interfering. It's already interfering. Also, not quite what it was because she's heavily pregnant and this is another baby's going to be screaming and crying and breastfeeding and I'm going to feel excluded and I'm going to feel like I don't have that sexual connection and for some people that sexual connection is the very expression of who they are could be heavy scorpios with that's just what they need. And so it's really useful sometimes to say to the wife. You are actually going to have to make daytime for your guy. You actually going to have to make a real effort to be that person that you were before. And it's not all on you, but it's kind of like you need to understand that this is the thing that actually makes him feel like he can cope with life and not just be not just dismiss it and say it's just something he needs to get used to. So and it's about talking that through especially I think main struggle, especially if the boy, if the child is a boy and there's feeding going on and there's denial of sex because of health to stay a baby, it could feel like your relationship has changed forever and not in a good way. Okay. And there's one last thing I wanted to mention that came up in the book that I thought was really interesting point. But you said something broadly speaking about trying to understand one's destiny as a means of trying to control it. And it was kind of like an observation about astrology and divination, I think, in history a little bit, but relevant in terms of understanding a person's life narrative and how much you can exert some control or try to push things in a direction that is more close to what you want to achieve in terms of your ideal future. Was this a question directly related to fertility astrology or just in general? I mean, I guess we can situate it in the context of fertility astrology, but it was just a really interesting point for me in general or an observation that I it's not that I had never thought about, but the way that you phrased it somehow about the part of the purpose for many people of trying to understand your destiny through, let's say, astrology is that people want to be able to influence it in some way rather than just experiencing it purely passively. Okay, I think you discovering my inner stoic actually my inner stoke is not so inner. So yeah, so I'm being a Capricorn. I'm extremely practical. And stoic. So but I'm also always looking for ways in which to, you know, I think if you give somebody something to do, or if you give somebody a task to think on all meditate, they kind of they take it away with him and it's something for them to fall back on us just like a talisman to fiddle with or to think about so that they are distracting from the IVF that they're going through or whatever it is. So when somebody is going through a really hard I mean, I'm just trying to think in my own chart. I know exactly what I was referring to there. In my own chart, I was having so I've got moon Saturn opposite Pluto Uranus on the 7th House cusp. And I think I don't know somewhere that in the 2000s, 2006 maybe we had a transit of Saturn was certain was in burgo on the Uranus and Pluto and it was opposed to Uranus on my moon Saturn. Yeah, that you're at Saturn went into Virgo in 2007. Yeah. So we had that as a transit. So when you've already been divorced once, and you see that one coming up, you're going, okay, don't feel like doing this all again, do we? So the point is to look at that and go, yeah, this could be scary, but let's see what I can do with this. Let's see how I can manage this. And so what I decided to do was firstly, there was an opportunity for my husband and I to decide to emigrate to England. So I thought, okay, Uranus coming over my ascendant is asking me to physically separate. So I'm going to do this, but I'm going to be in control of it. So I said to my husband, we are going to physically separate. We can even financially separate. I'm going to go to England. We can we'll continue to be married. But this is the way that I'm going to do this this transit. And especially only because Saturn was also in the 7th House. So if it had just been Uranus, I might
The Astrology Podcast
"nicola" Discussed on The Astrology Podcast
"So I think it's a class two differential chart or something like that. So it's interesting to me that you and I would have thought that that would have had an impact on my health. So I would have thought that having such a differentiate chart might have implications for health later on. But it doesn't seem to have been the case for me. And it's certainly at the time that we were doing that course. It seemed to have some kind of effect on Charlie Chaplin if I was if I remember correctly that his differentia of chart meant that they were, but again, it's all about medical technology and the rescues that we can have. I mean, I've had my panic start. I've had various other little things that might have complicated the issue. Being part of that initial protection, I'm not sure. Right. That makes sense. Where are things headed in the future in terms of fertility astrology? What sort of research is coming up? What sort of things if you had unlimited time and unlimited research potential or clients or what have you, would you like to see or take it in the future in terms of either your own private work or in terms of where you could seek things going with this decades into the future? Gosh. So yeah, let's just start with Pluto going into a queries. So queries being the 11th house. Yeah, I was going to say, as an Aquarius rising, let's not go there, but go ahead. The 11th house of the anima mundi and this is kind of my partner's children. So I wonder, I strongly believe that we are going to head into another roe versus wade forevermore scenario where we are talking about the viability of life itself when life begins, the rights of a fetus, the rights of the so just the environment is going to be more about fertility rights is basically and reproductive rights. I think we're going into it and it's going to be, I don't think less legislation and things can be more legislation. I'm not sure which way it's going to end up. But anyway, I see that on the horizon. And that means what does that mean for fertility astrologers? Well, it means that, for instance, there are now trying to shut down, for instance, surrogacy programs in India. With the idea that women in India are being exploited. And part of the problem I have for that is that those women that is they are very often women that have been left by their husbands so they have Epstein no other means of schooling their children feeding themselves and for them this is not a hardship. This is a they are considered themselves lucky that they could do this, but the western first world countries has determined that they are being exploited. So they're shutting down those programs. So if not India, then where are we going to go? So I think those kinds of legislations about who can do surrogacy, how much it's going to cost. And that's going to come into play. And that will make more and more people desperate, and that will make more and more people are very vulnerable themselves to scammers and exploitation. I think that we are headed for a period where my children are in their 30s now and their friends and at least one of my children has said, well, they're not sure about having their own children. And it's because they see this whole climate change in the world that we've created for them. They're finding it difficult and they're finding it a challenge to provide for themselves and then to provide for children and they take the responsibility of having children quite seriously. So they are looking at it quite seriously. So I suspect that we're going to have a lot of people who gain to think like that and then at the very last minute they're going to come in at 42 and they're going to be phoning me and saying, I thought I didn't want but now I do. So there's going to be a bit of that. I mean, that's really interesting thing in terms of people's life narrative. People not wanting children at one stage in their life, but later going through some sort of transitive progression or something and changing their mind and suddenly wondering if it's too late or if it's still a possibility. You know, I think every new relationship that one has brings with it like its own sort of blossoming or emergent emerging thing that we do together. So I think what happens is that especially with this generation of 30 year olds, they have had it's been very passing to me basically because old as I am, I think I've had more sex in them. They go to festivals, they hook up, but they don't form relationships, they're very abstemious. They're quite discerning. And they rather operate on quite a shallow level and they communicate on Instagram. And so as a result, their relationships are very, for me, at least, and this is a casino that talking a little bit distorted in a way and not really building a future together. So there's lots of options. So there's lots of browsing and scrolling of options. But no sort of like we're in this together. So I see that until that happens. Somebody, when you love somebody, and when you are your life, you've decided to merge your life story. For some people and not saying for everybody, for some people, there is this, it's that ultimate act of recreating oneself or recreating something jointly, which is all encompassing. And
The Astrology Podcast
"nicola" Discussed on The Astrology Podcast
"The other, I guess things we haven't gotten into yet is that one of the other obstacles to successfully having a child for some people is miscarriages along the way, either when they're trying to have children naturally or even during the process of IVF. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, so it's about just avoiding. So those are the two things that the Neptune Saturn and satin square Neptune. And eclipses too close to the 6 to 8 weeks when the heartbeat's coming in. I don't mind it if the heartbeat has been in or established for four weeks, and then there's an eclipse. That's fine, and it doesn't seem to matter if you do your implant sort of a week or even days after the eclipse. It's just that eclipse during that time seems to be sensitive to my charts. Okay. And one of the things that you mentioned was the life narrative because one of the things that you're looking at is you're trying to establish how does this fit into the person's life narrative up to that point and you want to see things that look that seem to fit into what they're hoping for astrologically in terms of the narrative that they want to achieve, which is having a successful pregnancy at this point. Yeah, so some of the things that are really interesting is that women often get like some kind of activity or something going on in their tenth house when the tenth house cusp because your ten passes a woman is your social identity if you like. So that's reflected in whether you single or married or your job title if you have a career. But it's very much those changes get made when children are arriving. And also people have to leave their jobs. So often when I see Saturn, for instance, coming to the tenth house, I get quite excited. I go, we're going to lose your job. Fantastic, because that means you're losing your job for the reason of pregnancy. So I want to be clear that I only focus on the pregnancy, I'm saying, if there are other reasons why you could be losing your job, you need to tell me. But if one of them could be that you're going on maternity leave, well, this is good. This is telling the story. Giving something up in order to do something else. Yeah. And similarly, things like Pluto and the fourth house or certain even on the fourth house, you go, oh, we renovations, somebody applying for permits to increase or are you moving house? Certain on this end and is also all those kinds of legal documents like applying for new passports, birth certificates, trust funds, all of a sudden, especially with the men, the men get a satin to the sun and may get certain to the 8th house Casper often because it's always okay. So here's another bank account for the baby or here's another. In their minds, they already setting up a financial structure. Going forward for something. So you want to see that when you see that, okay, so firstly, when I do see people I like to know what's going on in their lives because I say to them, I don't really want you planning a huge publication of a book at the same time that you're intending to get pregnant without letting me know because sometimes Jupiter will give but it'll only give here and it won't give there. So I think the reason why I'm quite successful in my prediction of pregnancy is because I'm typically only looking for one thing. I'm not being expected to interpret and find out and predict 5 things I'm only going for one. So I say to people be quite clear that this is the thing that you're going for and streamline your life so that your orientating yourself towards us because then you have more success at getting it. Right. That makes sense because there's so many when you're doing astrology. It's one of the major obstacles to predictions is that there can be multiple threads or like a nexus of important events in a person's life at important turning points in the astrologer may look and see some timing indicator that they think is going to mean something or some type of event, but it could be a secondary event that occurs at that time in the person's life. Exactly. And it's not the strongest vote. It's just that a person has got these multiple streams of focus. Right. Yeah. And that's probably more of especially an issue in modern times. We're more women are able to push pregnancy later because they are trying to pursue careers and make major career achievements before they are ready to sit down and have children. A really interesting study would be, and I think Wendy Stacey might have done something in this area that since 1965 Caesar births were became very popular. Cesarean booth. So when we're having now, we could say that in first world countries are the choice. So what you're going to have obviously is you're going to have a predominance of people who are born with 11 1110 9. Maybe 8 house sons. Because that's going to be the operating times of doctors that fits in with their lifestyle. Yeah, they're our doctor. I interviewed her in a previous episode and she said they tend to schedule it during business hours. So you have this sudden shift in preponderance of people that were born during the day, basically, instead of at night. Yeah. So I have to run through tricks at once. Many years ago around about 2000 of my charts reject so the common denominator amongst all of the female charts was a luminary, the sun or the moon in the tenth house. So it just randomly doesn't matter what sun. And what that told me was these are people who have a desire to be out there in the world and to be a cog in society, the meaning in their lives is to be out there in the world. And not at home having children. And so they delay things. They become part of a corporate lifestyle.
The Astrology Podcast
"nicola" Discussed on The Astrology Podcast
"That's a ruler of the sentence. But it's also the degree of ascendant. And then we're going to look at the moon in the position of the moon and the position of Jupiter. So you had 7 points that he really looked at in a complicated algorithm which gave you the unmute of pregnancy. So that's four. What are the other three? Okay, so it's the same to the rule of the sentence the degree of the sentence. The ruler of the moon, the degree of the moon, the rule of the 5th House, the 5th House cusp, Jupiter, and then you have to look and see, is there a planet that is bodily in the 5th House, and they get an extra 5 points just on top. And then we're using obviously 5 points for relish at four for exaltation three for all three triplicities two four term and one for face. Okay, so your primary access point and one of the unique things that you did with your book and your approach that you developed compared to other approaches because I know you mentioned one earlier fertility astrology book where you weren't crazy about the technique that was proposed there. But one of your unique things is determining the all mutant of pregnancy. From the 8th century 9th century astrologer, Omar Timothy. And then that will help you in order to identify what the primary significators of pregnancy are in the person's chart. Yeah, so once you know that unreal pregnancy basically what you think going to be looking at is how is a place in the chart by dignity and what is its ability to act and what are the aspects to it. So this is where I'm kind of a hybrid where I'm staunchly medieval, but yeah, if that are mutant or pregnancy has got a conjunction to Plato, I'm not going to look as cons. We have to look at that and go, okay, so this is an issue. Often that our mutant pregnancy will be conjunct to planet like Uranus, which means for Uranus for me as a planet of RVF. It's surgery and innovation and advanced techniques, if you like. So when the mutant pregnancy is contacting Uranus by aspect, it's not a bad thing. I'm going, okay, so the way in which you're going to get pregnant is like this. It's not going to be, we're not saying it's unknown. We just saying this is the method by which you're going to get pregnant. Sometimes also if thou mutant or pregnancy is in detriment, it often indicates that you are going to get pregnant after the mainstream according to bernadette Brady quote and how many of course out of the mainstream and that can be you're going to get pregnant with somebody out of weight lock. You could be pregnant with somebody out of your tribe or out of your age group or something will be weird and wonderful about how you're going to get pregnant, but it also could be that your pregnancy is going to be or your fertilizer is going to be in a Petri dish, which is also out of the norm. So paying attention to that, like you would normally using your normal regular astrology, you can then rate the ability of that own mutant or pregnancy to perform in the chart. And then obviously you would look at I look at perfection and you want to see that the perfected house is ruled by that unreal pregnancy, then you've got a very good chance of getting pregnant that year. If you've got a perfection, but the mutant pregnancy is aspecting the rule of perfection. You've also got a good chance. So it's about linking those two now and saying, and if they and lastly, I always go lastly to trans at what is Jupiter doing is Jupiter again to be helping you with that perfection is going to be transiting either the perfection rule, is it going to be transiting the arm mutant not pregnancy? What is it going to be doing? And I want to see when I'm writing up my notes. So I just take a small little highlighter and I go, oh, that's a nice little moment and a little moment, and then I go these big highlights with our mutant pregnancies is highlighted by solar arc in a specific way. And you'll see my notes that most people only have two and a half to three times a year. That's lucky to conceive. And that kind of is corroborated by the medical fraternity. They also agree that if you put two 20 year olds in a room and they have sex every day, they only have a 15, that's one 5% chance of falling pregnant. In that month. So if I extrapolate that, which I once did with Christian borough in some weird after party, algorithm, we figured out that actually if we're using a Jupiter, you're getting 17%. So we were looking at Jupiter to the angles and to the luminaries. And you're going to get that. So yeah, so we think, okay, three times a year when you're going to have a highlight or a chance. For me, the wonderful thing about the unmute of pregnancy is is that sometimes it's satin or sometimes it's Mars and that could be like disturbing for somebody when you're talking to them and say, yo, I'm not pregnancy a satin. What it means is that you've actually now just converted one of your male effects into a benefic. So you've actually halved the ability for the malefics to rain on your parade and ruin your fertility because instead of not wanting Saturn in your 5th House, if there are mutant of pregnancy is certain you want it all over your house. So it tends to happen with those women as they get double the chances because you know you have certain Jupiter and Venus slightly to bring those pregnancies. So that's really good. And the same with Mars. So that brings up a point.
The Astrology Podcast
"nicola" Discussed on The Astrology Podcast
"To Mars and the dignity of Mars. So I was looking at things like, I noticed that a mask where Saturn or opposite Saturn is men who or people who have an issue to do with sometimes authority figures, acting as a handbrake. And with I feel like there's conquer the energy out because something's always pulling them back. And in terms of my fertility, I went, okay, well, that's a motility problem in sperm. That's when your sperm's going to have enough spoon, but they're not going to be swimmers for some reason. And that started becoming true. And then I looked at moon with hard aspects to Mars and men and that became like a signifier for morphology issues. And what I found really interesting with talking to women about the partners with sperm issues is that sperm gets reproduced fresh every 72 days. So if you have a chance to change a man's paradigm about his emotional feeling of art, his Mars or his energy or his possibly masculine issues due to the Mars moon conjunctions or hard aspects, you could actually change that fresh part of sperm. And it has happened more than a couple of times in my practice from one round to the next round of Avi of things have changed dramatically in a sperm test. But it is also funny enough noted by Robert Winston and his book infertility, where he told somebody to change their lifestyle adjust their diet, but also go for therapy or something and what do you know the next batch of sperm was, was different. And so it's not uncommon, and it hasn't been how can I say it's not been well written up because I think it's one of those sort of softer psychological issues that IVF specialists are not focusing on, but it is possible. Okay. Let's back up a little bit and just assume listeners no background whatsoever in the topic of fertility or even having children and start from square one. So I like that stat you give that one in 6 people have problems. One of the things you emphasize at the beginning of your book is that for most people having children as a lifelong aspiration or even a career goal, really something about their overall life direction and sort of destiny that they want to accomplish. And most people have an assumption all the way up until the point they get there that it'll be something relatively easy that it's just like something you do and then you have children, but that it's not really, it's not supposed to be like a problem, but some people get to that point and then there's a stumbling block for various reasons and there can be a whole host or whole variety of different reasons that people run into issues. Yeah, wouldn't it be great if all 16 year olds came to see me and we could map out their fertility then and there could take it forward. I think it's true that the reasons that people want to have children are buried and I have no judgment on any one of those reasons. Sometimes you'll get a newish marriage, but a marriage that is not necessarily working out that will. And the couple predominantly the woman will assume that if we just had a child, things would get better. If we just had a child he'd be more committed to the relationship, he would find meaning he would whatever. And we all know that actually having a child just kind of will highlight the problem in a marriage that won't actually fix the problem, but that still doesn't stop me from helping somebody having a baby. I'm just noticing that that's one of the reasons. Another reason is financial or secure material security for women if they have a baby with a man that they often figure out that this is a way to at least have children that are going to be materially sorted up by someone else. There are people who have children because my mother's dying and she hasn't had a grandchild yet and I like to give her a grandchild. They don't necessarily think of the consequences of all then the child's going to be yours for the next 21 years. They just want they're doing it to please the parent or and again I have no judgment. These are the reasons. And I don't think that they are that people logically think about. I want to have children. I think one gets in a grip of an emotional storm and you suddenly decide for whatever reason. Now is the time. And you justified by a whole lot of other reasons. But I think it is very compelling for women, especially because they know that after the age of 36, their fertility drops off a cliff. So yeah, there's like a timing issue there where main there isn't. Before menopause, or before, what is the time frame? You said is at 36. Is it getting pushed out a little bit more at this point? Well, medical science is fantastic. So what can happen is that you can have a baby on your own up until the age of 36 37. People start having problems at 37, particularly with ovarian reserve and with hormone levels. So they're kind of getting into their pre menopausal stage. But if you're one statistic is if you are trying to have a baby at the age of 40 or 41, even with IVF, you have a 1% chance of success, even using your own eggs, even using RBF a 1% chance. So that's very, very small. Wow, okay. Did you get to 41? Yeah. Okay. So what happens then is that people will decide, okay, having children is a deal breaker for me. I want to be pregnant and I want to laugh, baby, in my arms, they will negotiate with the guards the fates and the doctors, and they will use donor egg. Now, using donor egg gives you then an extended fertility to the age of about 45. Okay, so the issue is that by 36 and afterwards, there's a lack of eggs from the mother. Yes. Okay. But then one way around that is to get a donate donor egg fertilized and then implanted. Yeah. Yeah. And how you can do that up to what did you say, 45? 45. So some clinics will do up until 50, but it just depends on the clinic. These scientists are very clever. They don't want old women in their clinic because they skew their their lovely data. So they don't want to post too many unsuccessful. So you have to find yourself a Doctor Who's going to be willing to take you on after the age of 45, which is difficult but they are there. But most countries have got a legal cutoff where if you have an embryo that is still sitting in an IVF clinic somewhere at the age of 49, they will ring you up and say, if you don't plan to use this embryo, we are destroying it. Usually there will ask if they could use it as an embryo shared to give it to somebody else. If somebody needs it, usually it's altruistic, there's no money involved, but however, at the age of 49, you will get that call if you have embryos stored somewhere. Okay. And that's interesting time frames and I'm trying to think of different planetary transit cycles that coincide with some of this, like I know the urine is opposition, is famously around 42 or so. So we're talking about that time frame roughly as a cutoff. He also told me about a Neptune square niche in at 45. Okay. And that's the hormonal endocrine change. That's the start of the perimenopause, and that's when the endocrine system does kind of break down. Also, I think reaching the end of your Jupiter for Daria at the part 50. Okay. So, Jupiter is the planet that does bring babies and things. I think that's the end of that. Yeah, I think you said in your book that Jupiter really is one of the primary, especially in terms of transit indicators, things that you pay attention to and try to focus on for possible time frames of having a child. I do. So, but I guess but also I'm a say that nothing in my fertility work. I can't even look at a solar transit list without knowing what is the unmet or pregnancy. So for me, that's a fundamental tool that I got from Irma of tobas, which says, if you're going to ask about pregnancy, there are 7 things that are going to you getting pregnant and one is that your physical body. So that's a ruler of the sentence. But it's also the degree of ascendant. And then we're going to look at the moon in the position of the moon and the position of Jupiter. So you had 7 points that he really looked at in a complicated algorithm which gave you the unmute of pregnancy. So that's four. What are the other three? Okay, so it's the same to the rule of
AP News Radio
Russia strikes south Ukraine city, presses attacks in east
"Russian missiles have struck the southern Ukrainian city of as Moscow continues efforts to push for more control of the east the attack hit industrial facilities and a key shipbuilding center in the estuary of the southern bug river nicolae has faced regular Russian missile strikes in recent weeks as the Russians have sought to soften Ukrainian defenses At the beginning of the war Ukrainian forces managed to fend off Russian attempts to capture Mikhail iv which sits between Russian occupied Crimea and the Ukrainian port of Odessa the Russian military has said it aims to cut off Ukraine's entire Black Sea coast all the way to the Romanian border if successful Ukraine's economy would be dealt a crushing blow I'm Karen Chammas
Homo Sapiens
"nicola" Discussed on Homo Sapiens
"Nikola, do you, Ella was saying a second ago about being masculine presenting and stuff like, is that how you see yourself? Would you say you were masculine presenting or deliberately masculine presenting or? Well, for me, I just see myself as me. I don't really see myself as anything really. I just, I mean, I get why people see me that way, but for me, it doesn't feel like that. I just feel like I'm just being me and I'm being the person that I want to be, so. Have you ever found, I feel like I know your answer to this question because one of the things I love about you is you see the world in the simplest terms, which is I'm just being me end of story, whereas I'm in the corner being like, but why? Not to me. You need one of each in a relationship. No, this is what you are. You need what a beach. And it's great balance. But did you feel growing up? There was a lack of people who on posters who looked like you and did that, did that feel like something you wished was there? Yeah, there was a lack of that. But it wasn't really something that I thought about. I guess I just thought that I'd be that person. I would like to imagine with boys. Yeah. Right. So she felt comfortable as one of the boys. They would have been very different if she grew up with girls like me. Yeah, 'cause it's like we had a completely different bringing almost because there's things that Ella tells me about that she experienced at school that I never experienced at school because I was always with the boys all the time. I guess just like the girly bitching and all that kind of stuff whereas I'd be out playing football or playing a few games at climate trees, doing something completely and even in terms of like, you know, the slut shaming and things. Because she was one of the boys, anything she did or they did. It was a huge, it was always given praise of, yeah, like, you know, well done, you know? Where it was we? Did you? Did you from the boys, even though you're with the poise, would they ever like, you know, summons up there? Why is she climbing trees kicking balls with us and all the rest of it? Well, no, actually. I was just quite excited. I was quite accepted it, I guess, because I think because whenever we did do stuff, we were playing football. I was just as good as one of them. Sometimes that's better, so yes. I think quite well. To the point where we used to, we used to have sleepovers and everything. I think before I before I actually like new new that I was gay, I think the parents obviously must have known. Because I was the only girl she can come around. Oh, she'll be no trouble in there. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, 'cause I don't know. It's a very rare experience, isn't it? And I think one of the things that I adored that I wish I had seen more of or could see more in the future is, didn't your coach say to you when you first ever started boxing, there is no difference between men and women here, you're all just, I'm just the boss that you will listen to me or something. Yeah, yeah, so my first day in the gym and he got all the boxes around the ring and he was still in the middle and he said, you know, I've got one real. Everybody listens to me and you're all boxers here and you know at the time because I was only 12. So I just thought, you know, it's just the coach, you know, like everybody knows boss kind of thing. And it wasn't until I obviously got older and I fought by, I know exactly why he said it now and you want to meet not to feel any difference to anybody else because I was the only girl in the gym and it just really helped me fit in. So whenever the guys did ten press ups, they went for a run. I did exactly the same and it was nothing. I didn't do anything different, so it really helped me fit in with everybody else there. What an incredible act of kindness that just changed the path of so many things I imagined just to hear it hear that from the top. That's all you want. That's why it's so frustrating with the bills being passed in Florida about don't say gay and stuff. It's like, if we can't hear that from the top, then no one, you know, no one will follow. The headache that has been given me, I just don't understand asshole. It's time to put things into a new perspective when you're bringing a child into that world, doesn't it? Like I feel like I spent up until two years ago maybe four years thinking all that was behind us. It's so sad. It's so sad. It's almost like things are actually moving backwards. Yeah. Like I can't even imagine as either as a child with LGBT parents or a child that is LGBT. Going to school and thinking that to talk about their life is not allowed. Yeah. Whereas I imagine they're not banning Disney movies and, you know, sleeping beauty, getting kissed by a weirdo while in a sleep. At the end of all that stuff still okay. But anything not straight, it is no. It makes no sense. It makes no sense. Do you feel because you're a public couple? Do you feel like you owe it to the world to try and represent in that manner and say this is what we are and yeah, definitely. I mean, anytime I've seen anything about the bills being passed or about anything, I share my opinion and ask other people's opinion and I just hope that people see it and think about it because when people aren't directly affected by things, they tend to just ignore them and that's not going to change anything, you know, you need everyone to say hang on a minute if it was the other way around and that affected me, I wouldn't like it. So I'm going to stand up for that too. So and speak your mind, right? Say it and be that leadership that other people can't get. And do you do the same? Do you feel like you want to do? Do you do the same on your Instagram? I can't remember now. Yeah, I do, yeah. I did. Sorry, I'm sure I liked it. Yeah, I do pretty much pretty much the same as Ella. My TikTok is, I'd say, is marvez to LGBTQ. Okay. Yeah, yeah. Just like, I guess just different experiences of things that we experience and so are you two doing a only fans? Is that true? I do only fans. But then Nicola didn't you then say that you were going to or something? I was like, I was messing about and I saw it. I said, oh, should I do good? And then it was like, yeah. Oh my God. Right, right, right. It's really fun. How do you use it Ella? Do you use it in a subversive way or how do I actually don't know how you use it? Yeah, so I sort of, I'm in the midst of changing how I do my only fans. I sort of had a different plan and it's sort of swerved off roots lately. But it's basically just where I compose any because I like to take sexy content, but if you post it on Instagram too much, they ban your account. And your account, my account's been shadow banned a few times, which is where people start being able to see it. And stop being able to see my content, you can't search for my name, things like that. So I just found that I can't have everything in one place. I have to sort of split my.
Homo Sapiens
"nicola" Discussed on Homo Sapiens
"That's such a lovely message and I hear you and it's so true like what could have been if we'd all had a bit better representation but I am thrilled we've got this show now and think of the next generation you've got it. It makes me so happy so I can't wait. Everyone who's watched it right in and we may have someone something to do with the show coming on the podcast very soon you'll never know you'll have to tune in stay tuned in and find out. Now Anthony and Campbell are writing a lovely message. I was very excited when I saw that there is a Dante and Aristotle's sequel as Dante and Aristotle dive into the waters of the world by Benjamin alire saenz. I listened to the audiobook and it's read by Lin-Manuel Miranda, I thoroughly recommend these books wicked. Thank you, Antony. We're all dying for recommendations. So that's a great one. Shall we go and have a lovely chat with Nicola and Ella. Nicola Adams the boxer Ella body positivity activist and model I'm going to say, the pair of them are a couple they are doing wonderful things. They are wonderful people have a listen. This is a great great chat. I first wanted to say congratulations because you're pregnant right alert. Yeah, I am. Thank you. That's amazing. How many weeks are you? Well, I'm in my second trimester now. Okay. Almost halfway. So exciting. So me and my husband are having a baby via surrogacy. Oh wow. And we're in our third trimester. Oh, come on. Yeah. It's funny 'cause obviously, you know, LGBT people do it differently, right? And you know, so we're doing it with surrogacy, so there's no one pregnant in the house, but things keep arriving from Amazon, which are like baby grows. Reminding you, yeah. So it's like a house. Is it? What are your wormholes you've been going down? So my wormhole is the buggy. It's like, I actually can't cope with the amount of conversations I've had about a buggy. Yeah. I was pointing at Nicola. I have done so much research on boogie's is unreal. I can probably tell you the top 5 boogies. What they all do, the different styles of boogies. I didn't even know there was a whole, there's different types of boogies to get. There's a travel bookie. There's a boogie for roof terrain. There's a boogie for the supers. I was like, where do you pull all these boogies? It's one baby. Who the fuck has got room in their house for one buggy, right? You either have a whole way or a buggy, like that's the toss up, or a bug..
Homo Sapiens
"nicola" Discussed on Homo Sapiens
"Hello, part two of Homer sapiens with Nicola Adams boxer superstar Olympic star and Ella baig her other half body positivity activist and model and many other things. If you haven't heard part one, that's on the feed, listen to that first, simply press play on this here part two if you've heard one or already. What about for you nikla? What was your journey in that regard? Well, mine was completely different to Ella. I mean, I've been pretty much getting my whole life. I can't really think of a time when I wasn't. I literally from like two years old type thing. Yeah, very much. Do you remember who your first crush was? Yeah, it was on my primary school teacher. Difficult. Did they know? No. That's why I'm not mentioning any names. Miss blah blah. Can you help me with my own work? Yeah, it's funny that isn't it, 'cause it's very, so my first crush was and I'm not bisexual, but I was in love with Elisabeth Shue and Tom Cruise in the film cocktail. That's fine. Because everyone was like, oh, you know, the boys were into Elizabeth's shoe and the girls went to Tom Cruise. That's right. And I was like, I kind of love them both. What do I do there? And actually, I was really in love with them as an idea. But I knew I don't think they were I didn't have the interior language for bisexuality. That's for sure. Age, whatever it was. But that was my first crush, and then after that, I don't know, maybe Patrick Swayze and dirty dancing. But when it comes to both of you and kind of being, I suppose I wonder if you feel that you are a visibly queer couple. And is it something you like to be or is it something you have plans to play down or something that you want to sort of take and do something with, where are you at with it all? Yeah, I think that is such a big thing. I know especially among feminine lesbians that we don't look gay. So we get a lot more comments when people find out when people assume very quickly that we're straight whereas you don't have that problem as much. Because your masculine, I mean, the older generation tend to assume everybody's straight. But again, it used to sisters were like looking at each other like really? They don't say that, do they? We've had that with my friends. And then we said we're together and he assumed we were both married, separately. Oh, yeah. Honestly, sometimes you just give up. You're just like, yeah, we're Friends. We're Friends. For the purposes of this conversation, we're Friends. Yeah, it's funny that it's not I'd forgotten that where was I with my husband? And whoever we were with, I feel like it was in a state agent. I'm struggling to remember the detail, but it was very much like there must be otherwise. There must be both of your wives elsewhere and I'm trying to work out where they are and when they're coming. Do you know what I mean? No, this is it. We're here. But I hadn't thought about that, and that's actually really interesting because I am sort of obsessed by the feminine presenting the masculine presenting in all LGBTQ+, you know, and it's like how different versions get different versions of attention. Do you follow that queer black woman, I think she identifies as a woman, Alison Graham, she does him on Instagram. I feel like I recognize the name. She is my obsession because she just breaks down masculine presenting. Lesbians. I'm pretty certain that's what she is an apologies if I'm getting that bit wrong. She says one of these things which is like just because I'm masculine presenting doesn't mean you're going to get other bits of masculinity out of me like hiding my feelings. And I suppose navigating that as a couple, people coming with so many assumptions must be quite tricky or is it? Yeah, definitely. I mean, people are very quick to assume gender roles in general. Right. Interesting. I mean, everyone always goes to immediately talk to you. Like they would the man of the relationship because she's more masculine, whereas I tend to be the one that everyone should be talking to. They're in charge of everything. Nicola would you like to respond to this dragging you're getting? It's true. It's true. It is true. I thought I would. And how do you, how do you divide? And I don't mean in a gendered sense. I just mean, I'm interested in it as a couple. Because I'm like, in my couple, William, if he was listening, would strangle me right now. My husband. But I'm a bit more like the big idea, like we're going in this direction, but William will be like, okay, well, let's think about the detail how are we going to do that? What's the machinations of that? If you want to move, where are we going to move to? How does it break down with you two? Yeah, I think I do the details. Interesting. Ella has the I'm more the expansion. Nikki likes says what she wants. And we'll get all the technical details. And I'm more fill in the gaps. So I'm getting a sense that you've got incredible Wi-Fi in your home then. Oh yeah. Yeah. Really? Are you in it? Nicola, I love it. So you do all that kind of stuff. Who cooks? Oh, so yeah. I haven't been cooking a lot because I actually was really affecting my nausea. Oh, I bet, yeah. The smile of cooking for some reason. I remember Christmas Day. I took the food out and I was just had to go be straight away. It really ruined my dinner. But if cooking needs to be done, Nikki likes to do the prep. And then I would do the cooking, but if you enjoy it a bit more. If you're feeling not well, would Nikola would you then reach for deliveroo or would you still make something even though it's not your neck of the Woods? If there's something easy that I can do, then I'll cook it, if not, yeah, deliver straight away. So I moved to the countryside and I can actually hear Scotty who we interviewed the other day, saying, Chris, it's really boring, stop talking about moving to the countryside. But I'm telling you anyway. And you can't do delivery. You can't do it, and it's really interesting. It forces you to cook. It's like, you eat quite a lot of things on repeat, but yeah, it's really interesting to have that not in your life. Do you know what's so funny? Where we actually have a house in the open hill last year. We didn't have deliveroo and honestly when we went back to the house and I clicked on deliveroo. And it said, it came up with things and I was like, surely it's the wrong address..
Homo Sapiens
"nicola" Discussed on Homo Sapiens
"Can you imagine if I came on and I've been in America for a week and I had this really thick American accent or question mark as to whether that was an American accent. Hello everybody, how are you? What's going on? I'm here in America as you know have I mentioned that guess where I am America. All's well got a very nice episode of homo sapiens for you today, which is with the wonderful elbe and Nicola Adams boxing Olympic champion extraordinaire strictly superstar and all of the above. They are a couple and they're having a baby and you probably seen bits and bobs of it around because they did a sort of hello magazine exclusive. One of those, what have I been doing? Well, my transformation to what I want to be, which is like an LA valley girl, is night on complete. I have been what's the most LA thing I've done while I've been here. I went swimming in a rooftop pool, which I thought was terribly glamorous. I have to say my eating has not been very Los Angeles. Despite being in probably the healthiest place on earth in the respect that you can get healthy food no matter what and you can have a long conversation with a waiter about as you want to take things in and out of what's on the menu being like, can I get that with this but without that? You could make your life really healthy, but I'm here for a bit but I feel like I'm on holiday so I'm just having everything as if you're like oh holiday meal..
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Nikole Hannah-Jones Goes Off on Tipping as a 'Legacy of Slavery'
"I just saw something today on social media and I retweeted it. Nicole Hannah Jones and she goes tipping, dipping is a practice that goes back to slavery. And then she goes on to say, you know, have you ever wondered why tipping is only in America and nowhere else around the world that's because it goes back to the slave plantation. This is basically Nicole had a joke so I'm thinking this is one of the stupidest statements I've ever read. First of all, tipping is universal. I grew up in India, people tip in restaurants all the time. I've been all over Europe, tipping is very common in Europe. So first of all, the idea that tipping is only American is nonsense. Number two? What is Nicole Hannah Jones implying that slavery is a form of forced and unpaid labor? Is she saying that on the plantations it was normal practice for masters to tip their slaves? You know, hey Frank, great job. Excellent service in the field today. Here's 50 cents for your efforts. What? I think historians worldwide are waiting with bated breath for Nicola Hannah Jones to explain and she's not going to explain because that these are people who essentially say stupid things and expect never to be called on
AP News Radio
Jokic gets 24, Nuggets top Heat 120-111 to snap 6-game slide
"But but I I did did speak speak to to him him one one twenty twenty one one eleven eleven to to end end a a six six game game skid skid the the game game was was billed billed as as a a rematch rematch since since the the November November eighth eighth clash clash in in Denver Denver between between Nicola Nicola you'll you'll catch catch and and Miami's Miami's Markieff Markieff Morris Morris where where they they traded traded hard hard files files instead instead you'll you'll catch catch led led the the nuggets nuggets with with twenty twenty four four points points and and fifteen fifteen rebounds rebounds good good Andrea Andrea specialist specialist after after six six losses losses Aaron Aaron Gordon Gordon added added twenty twenty points points for for the the nuggets nuggets bam bam Adebayo Adebayo led led the the heat heat with with twenty twenty four four point point fifteen fifteen scored scored in in the the third third quarter quarter alone alone any any added added thirteen thirteen boards boards Miami's Miami's next next to to send send Denver's Denver's bones bones island island added added nineteen nineteen each each of of their their respective respective benches benches the the win win ended ended the the nuggets nuggets longest longest losing losing streak streak in in nearly nearly six six years years I'm I'm more more in in Ruston Ruston
WBUR
"nicola" Discussed on WBUR
"Was just honored me saying why are you doing these things Nicola why are you why are you hurting yourself so much Why why And she kept going on and on and on And I just picked up this knife And even now I can remember the fear on her face And I just started chasing her around the kitchen Tried to step her That was horrible When Nikkie Owen was a teenager she set fire to the family home while her mother was still inside Her mom escaped but Nicki found herself in court accused of intending to kill her At the roof of this shocking acts and other self destructive behavior was a severe form of premenstrual syndrome I get the same thing again they just rebuilt the house And my mom was in the house in the kitchen And I sit fly to the house again And I ran away to the wood What happened to your mom What happened to the burning house My mom managed to put the fire out by herself She was terrified because she thought what if my brother and sister have been in the house And it had been at night So she reported me to the police And she said that was the hardest thing she'd ever done And that was when there was no more bail And I was charged with arson endangering life and intent to kill my mother And when you were charged with that intent the place that you were in when you did that do you think that that was your intention I don't know It just felt as if I wasn't me anymore That's the thing I can not explain There's no logic to this And that's what it's very hard to live with Because you know I looked like a monster I acted like a monster as far as I was concerned I was a monster and how how old were you when that happened I was 1718 and when you were in your cell and you were facing this charge did it hit you when you were there Did he hit you No No It was just heavy sedation I was just felt like a zombie And I got more violent even in custody I was violent So when I was taken all the way prison I was so violent that they put me into solitary confinement They put me in a dress that was made out of indestructible material so I couldn't hang myself And there was a mattress in the room not a bed because they thought I could do something in a bed There was a mattress and there was a potty and there was a blanket And they kept the cell in darkness And I was fed through a hatch in the door My dad wanted to come and see me and the wardress on the block She let my dad look through that The slit in the door And that was the worst moment of my life because I could tell my dad was trying to be so brave And he was saying come on Nick We're going to find out what's wrong with you Come on my girl I'm not going to let you down And I could see he was trying so hard to be brave The pain in his eyes There is just It describe it but I just want to hug That's all I wanted I went to that to make it all right And I just wanted it to tell me why I just didn't know.
Mark Levin
Terry McAuliffe Is Embracing Joe Biden and All of His Disastrous Policies
"One So Nicola is such a lightweight he has to bring Obama in I mean imagine being such a moron they have to bring Biden So that means he's embracing Biden's policies I want the people of Virginia and American understand this So if you're enjoying your gas prices your food prices the empty shelves if you're enjoying inflation If you think it's great that illegal aliens are coming across the board including MS 13 known sex offenders other criminals as well as massive amounts of killer drugs and all kinds of things than McCullough's guide because he's embracing Biden He's not even keeping his distance from Biden He's embracing
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP Show
Chicago Bulls Add Free Agents Stanley Johnson and Alize Johnson to Roster
"Signed a couple of players Elise Johnson and Stanley Johnson. So I ask you if you look at the front court depth now for this Bulls team Alice Johnson, Stanley Johnson, Nicola Vucevic's Marko Simonovic and Tony Bradley shot or no shot. There should be real concerns about the Bulls front court heading into this upcoming season. I would say, absolute shot. But what I will say, is, despite the fact that the front court is a little lacking the truth is that what the Bulls for an office has done in this offseason rebuilding the entire roster for the most part, and I'll add Brian, just the fact that they were able to get something for Lowey Lowry marketing much less a first round pick, I'll be it lottery protected. To pull that off was something and they are restoring my faith in that office that has been missing for a long, long time. And, of course, speaking of the Bulls for an office in general Yeah, one thing about this front
GSMC Social Media News Podcast
Remembering 'Girls Aloud' Singer Sarah Harding
"So sarah harding. I saw this on twitter. Actually no i saw this on e. news online. And i wanted to talk about who. Sarah harding is as a person i because people probably won't know about her since she's over from the uk. So sarah harding was born sarah. Nicole harding on november seventeenth nineteen eighty-one. She has an english singer model and actress. Who rose to fame in late. Two thousand two when she successfully auditioned for the it reality series popstars the rivals and this is kind of relevant with some topics that i've talked about in the past as far as love island because love ireland. Uk like the original. Love island is based in the k. And there's people from all over the uk on that show and it also is on tv. So i have a feeling. That's kind of like the mtv of the us em tv of the uk but mtv loss in the us if that makes sense The program announced that harding had won a place as a member of the girl group girls aloud which girls aloud is a british irish pop. Girl group that was created through the icy be talent. Show in two thousand two and it comprised seniors cheryl cole nadine coyle sarah harding nicola roberts in kimberley walsh. They achieved a string of twenty consecutive top ten singles in the united kingdom including four number. Ones they also achieve seven certified albums of two. I'm sorry of which to reach number one. They've been nominated for five awards winning the two thousand nine best single for the
History That Doesn't Suck
Nicola Tesla: Let There Be Light
"Is no subject more captivating more worthy of study than nature to understand this great mechanism to discover which forces on active and the laws which govern them is the highest aim of the intellect of man nature has stored up the universe infinite energy com infinite energy in the universe. Indeed nicholas stand by the statement and goes on to explain his desire to tap into this infinite energy but the immigrant continues he will not wax philosophical tonight rather you'll contend himself with explaining and demonstrating one of the most important issues facing the world at present namely the production of a practical and efficient source of light going into professor mode the ingenious serb scratches out formulas on the chalkboard that high frequency alternating current the way forward. That's a claim that his former employer. Thomas alva- edison would certainly reject yet. Nikola argues alternating. Current could cindy electricity hundreds of miles but as intellectual as the audience in this packed lecture hall might be why just tell them about the virtues of alternating current when you can show them nikola flips a switch on his wooden desk. He's just engaged. A motor high frequency alternator and as he does so an arc in sparks. Jump between two poles incredible. But that's nothing. The lincoln venter's just getting started with the lecture halls lights dimmed nikolai now. Picks up to gasfield tubes that is geissler tubes holding one in each hand as he stands between the two large hanging zinc sheets. They start to glow americans essentially from now. Might look at these think lightsabres. Well these nineteenth century americans aren't far off from that one reporter here. Tonight will later. Describe the scene quote like aluminum held in the hands of an archangel. Those quote others are just lost as to how nikolai's doing it. The electrical review will write quote. Here mr tesla seem to act the part of a veritable magician close quote
Clark Howard
Trae Young on NBA 2K Rating: ‘Y’all Ever Gonna Get It Right?!’
"Young apparently is upset and we hear about this every year. It's mostly mad, and it seems like Madden. Players get more upset, which is the NFL. Then players care about their ratings. They can't do. Yes, well, apparently Trae Young is fed up. He's really fed up. How fed up Not only has he taken to social media saying, y'all ever going to get it right over his 89 ranking on two K 22, but Apparently close to people who know he talked to his agency and asked, Is there a way to sue to get him removed from the game? Because he thinks his representation is unfair. No, there's not. It's collectively bargained with the National Basketball Association. Your name, image and likeness actually was sold off by the union. That's why you pay your dues and you get your money from this. You actually paid for this trip so now thinks he is a 94 or higher, okay? For those who want to know that the highest ranking in the NBA NBA two K is LeBron James. Kevin Durant. Steph Curry 97 Be honest, They're all in 96. Then in 95, you've got quite a Leonard Luca Donges. Nicola your Joel and be James Harden. Damian Lillard. So by the way, I put him right behind them.
The Stephen A. Smith Show
2021 NBA Free Agency: Bulls Strike Fast With Deals for Lonzo Ball, Alex Caruso
"Thing long term on the bulls. I'm thinking that they might have one free agency yesterday. Because i love the lonzo signing. I love the caruso signing for them. Billy donovan is building a culture. They're the guys that can play with. Zach levine and don't forget they. They added nick which nicola which last last season the deadline the bulls are trying to make the playoffs and much like we've talked about that. The league is better when the knicks are pretty good or good. I still think the same thing from the bull standpoint as well chicago matters so and by the way we've got a couple of things we've got a cup. I mean man. There's a lot of breaking news. Just happening right now. So here's the deal. Woge breaks the story steph. Curry agrees four year. Deal two hundred fifty million dollar contract extension with the warriors so steph curry will remain a warrior for the rest of his career which is fantastic news.
The Virtually Inspiring Podcast
"nicola" Discussed on The Virtually Inspiring Podcast
"So is great to to know that your values you've already given a seminal advice and tips for va sorting. Have you got any little things. You'd like to say to anybody who's just starting out. I would say as of Before recheck told the vegetable system forms that are faced in glenshane really lovely welcoming of community. I think network in this case. Well if you'll attending that network that obviously they've all been over the last eight months which means actually at retail it's less intimidating the Strange's sick kind of here. You are you on god so actually have quite virtual network can what i would say about the. You should be passed. I you got sixty seconds to promote your business to say. Hey you are gonna. It's what you want same message you wanna get across. The in sixty seconds made signed natural is also obese and possible. Unfortunately i have been witness to some people who are literally sit in with a piece of paper infants option. I appreciate it tonight. Bracken experience elected over. Switches me off a low base. You just think of papajohns just based off. Just talk to me like he would talk to anyone else you know. So yet based natural as he come Resilience stressed that one know you get some knocks you out gonna get days anything. Why inventiveness will today even consider started my own business the long term loss of benefits to it so keep going dolby knocked. You take the fest. I sat in the business so being brave. So keep on being brave. That's quite advice. I would agree with you. That definitely being prepared for that barking events and having that resilience and if you have how to knock take little time to wallow. Because that's what i would do and then and then you pick yourself up. Get some perspective on what happened and try and turn into learning experience. Say how can you grow from there. What have we learned. What can you do better next time. All those things neighbor. Then make you. Bats are offering services and things for your clients..
The Daily Meditation Podcast
A Meditation Inspired by Nikola Tesla
"I invite you now to settle yourself down and get ready to meditate. Open yourself up to these wise words of wisdom from the famous serbian american inventor electrical engineer mechanical engineer and futurist nicola tesla who was born in eighteen fifty six in croatia and died in nineteen forty three. He was a brilliant mind. Who didn't get a lot of credit for a lot of his inventions. He says our virtues and our failings are inseparable like force and matter when they separate man is no more as you closure is and gently elevate them upward began to notice your thoughts today. Notice theory them and flow of your brad name. What triggered your thoughts
Human Factor Security
"nicola" Discussed on Human Factor Security
"But that wasn't why setup to do to do was to meet people's needs and that's how titania thrived. That's what we still do. Might what you need now. What you need in the future whereas the industry going. How can we help you get. Let's get to titania in a minute. But i just want to say about what you do in that smart car thing. Not seeing him was bland. But when on my goodness. I'm gonna say i didn't know like i'm really bad. We've dates probably fifteen years ago because that to me predates the concept of building. The community say online mecca. Try what you would do was built in a try. Yeah hey wants a common interest and you looking exactly what you just said about to titania. I always wondered whether there was the mystery. Could action dot name. i'm with the head. I always wondered about that because struck me that there would be. it wouldn't be accidental. But that donate is. Is you definitely tacked in to a characteristic of you costumer now is is part of the book isn't it's the pr book is to create a tribe and create a and. That's how i ended up the champion of a grow. Jewelry grill gildo. I was in creating the tribe that introduced precious metal clay which is a a material into the uk. I was willing to. I advocate for that type of material. Because i love technology. Well that was what i was going to get to. So let's get onto titania to you now. Because she said she look. You know we talk a little bit about walk. The aims of the business type of things that you guys actually day. I always say guys. By the way i tell off written i thought oh a just collusive so where it started and by the way the titania is derived from the the space side. It's actually a moon around one of at the planet. That's where it came from was named in an off itself after after the fairy queen. Yes so i just wanted to when you said saudi interested but when he said she did. English is english luncheon list. Schubert was my fist depletion. Signing on so when you speak down about flowers and symbolism and heads and things. I was thinking caso shakespeare. I'm getting bruce nathan remembrance all this because i totally could shot up my alley right rally too so it started off.
Human Factor Security
"nicola" Discussed on Human Factor Security
"Ecclesiastes. Suggest populus so. I'm i'm a radical christian but i'm not radically religious so basically to me. Jesus never went around going. The only time we ever thrown anybody out was money. Changes out of the temple so so basically as far as i'm concerned if i'm a christian than i'm accepting of buddhism of them of any religion is a foul being good to people I'm totally cool. Rebound and. I'm of the opinion that if jesus didn't jesus was jew than i completely cool with all the religions that he lent from And so yes so. I spent a lot of time. Doing i can obviously where i was studying for. Example a lot of the sun imagery and the light and things like that you know. A lot of religions have thanksgiving egyptian religions because they had raw sun. God so i was kind of looking at the icons. The imagery in comparatively is gung guinness as a lost of and we a lot of the early christian designs had a lot of stuff in common with islam an islamic designs so that kind of melting pop of the middle east that he would have been in ben and the christians then followed Has has a huge amount of crossover over that we we kinda conveniently forget or history sometimes are not isn't just a religion. It's an a lot of things business. Jost right it really. Is that to me this shitty interested in that because you wouldn't have thought that that would that those type of qualifications and things would lead to the creative hard but then i might might degrees. It didn't prepare maitha to what i went on but not really an email. So of caucasians degree said in a way is oppose it that attention to diesel interpretation. Those are skills that you've got through into what you do now. I mean what sort of things did you do as your face. Kind of career moves and you spoke about way get jobs but so accurate able to fly. It was quite a few jobs. I've been in had them for like ten years or five years or six years. I have an i would say is every job from working in catering to a place in mr cot like really to call boxes and packaging to selling cars. What done head of a jewelry. Guild the champion eventually regains an award-winning jewelry designer up all of these things.
Human Factor Security
"nicola" Discussed on Human Factor Security
"Hi there welcome. Back to the human factor security cusses mule host jenny radcliffe i m so delighted throughout today's guest on the show. I've been dying to speak to a for such a long time. And i finally managed to get on very well known in the industry but well into the show. Nikola waiting nba. Oh yeah yeah. I'm in asia to be here. I've i've wanted to spend time with you this equally long so you know. We're oh. Mom flashes have classes now. You're the cameroon of tani agree. You advise the government on tack device. It's especially no fuel woods for honduras and also a fellow graduates of the university liverpool. I say yeah. Although did kind of push liverpool of side. Because i i started in chester and then night in a liverpool you need to create an and that was because i wanted to study theology but i i wanted desperately to do it with iconography study of religious art and the meaning behind things race. Three places in the uk that that really do that well and justice will have them an olympic sized. Swimming pools obama's don't be tell me all the great things punk chester. Sorry now so. They've got a wall. They've got all that far from liverpool. That's the main goes down for them to grow a beautiful dock area night night difficult in all of the the lively li lives so tichy get over to him a lot when you that i did some. I'm coming from the kind of socioeconomic. Background i did. I spent the thompson studying often working. So i did like a couple of different jobs at the same time as i have a morbid fear of debt. Yeah and actually. That was quite good. Because when i finished my degree i entered the workforce with a lot of quite useful experience. I can say you know his some successes and so sorry. I needs to into this because they want really spoken to. But you took was when we show for chrissy Specific things in shasta because it's the roman history and everything basically if you're kidding liverpool you get a school trip to chester at least once in your life with crayon on a piece of paper to do runs on walls and things i mean. Sorry just tell me a little bit about though i cannot. Graffiti is the sturdier the meaning behind the images used in religion. Basically so a lot of it we think about christian iconography so if you see a for example in a christian picture than ten dove represents the holy spirit colours represent purity and if there are certain flowers it represents things and in medieval times the language of flowers was was much more common parlance would would understand those meanings that had been built-in but i kind of wanted to look at early. Christianity pinch a lot in christianity. You know we nixed of raum paganism and other things that we start with weekend stars and family and friends stat. like just. don't sign into general. Right that i went to catholic schools complete. I'm vati..
Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"nicola" Discussed on Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"This is sidebar with Nicola Hood Hood, Norton Law and Georgia Rubio, owner of Haven builder, scholar and trained chemist. And, uh, let's see. I have to say we're a little bit discombobulated his name because George is on vacation, but he really want Two for George Bermuda is your computer guy? I really want you to mute your computer. Mute your computer awake? You know what Poor George He's out of town guys. So George is joining us He's got he's on there going to be on the phone with us in a little while and then he we have a There It is, And then he's gone. Zoom with us so we can see him and communicate with them on breaks, But so he didn't mute his computer first. You're hearing double. Thanks. So, George, he muted it. Okay, good. So that's that's how that's how much he wanted to be on the show. And make sure that we try him in a little bit as important topics we're talking about this week, as always, George, did he call in? Is he physical? Oh, George, are you there? Sending me some love here. Oh, there he is. Nice. Okay, aren't you ex enemies? Some love? You're making it sound like like I had to be on the left. It's totally up to you guys. We'll, of course we want you on. Are you kidding? This was an opportunity for you guys to free yourselves from my incoherence. And you didn't You chose to have me on Jeremy, Cut them off. Go back to your vacation. Well, I I didn't You know, I didn't do my my normal introduction and I will do it again because anybody that is not listen to sidebar. You have been missing out on great information that everybody needs to know about. And, uh The people that you are going to be listening to and hearing the information from include Nicola Hood, former Bear County D. A try a lawyer managing partner of LaHood, Norton Law, and on the phone today, Georgia Russo, owner of Haven builders, scholar trained chemist, brainiac and all of the above, where argued Am in very sunny Florida. Nice. Very good Call. Good Call Florida and Sunny Isles, Florida here overlooking the ocean by God's grace and and marveling at the splendor of of the Creator. Truly Amazing. Very nice. Yeah, Today is Election Day in San.
Bloomberg Daybreak Europe
Lockdown to Ease Across Most of Scotland but Some Areas Retain Tougher Measures
"Of all adults. Despite the calls from business for the government to commit to the June 21st date for easing restrictions. There's also been further pressure on Boris Johnson to delay the lifting off England's lockdown measures. And Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has put easing on hold for millions of Scott's. Because of her concerns around growing case numbers. Many public health experts are warning that the Yuki could and ice tray scoot. No beat the start of a third. We've of the violence, and obviously it would be wrong to completely ignore that warning. Well. Much of Scotland's central belt
AP News Radio
Johnson Calls for UK Talks After Scottish Nationalists Win
"Scotland's first minister Nicola sturgeon has discussed proposals for holding a new referendum on Scottish independence following her party's victory in recent elections sturgeon leader of the Scottish National Party says this week's results prove a second independence vote for Scotland was now a matter of democratic principle but the first minister Khan put a date on it but now that will not just be a judgment for me the Scottish parliament which of course no you highs a majority of bigger majority okay miss piece in favor of an independence referendum than was the case before the elections of the parliament will judge when the time is right sturgeon says however how a medium priority will be steering Scotland through the pandemic meanwhile British prime minister Boris Johnson has invited the leaders of the U. case the Volvo nations for crisis talks on the union Charles Taylor this month London
The Free Agents
Aaron Gordon Makes His Debut for the Nuggets Against the Hawks
"All right. Get into a little bit of basketball here. Aaron gordon the big acquisition at the deadline for the denver nuggets made his debut sunday verse. The hawks a solid debut might look the line and say thirteen points on six of nine shooting. That is exactly what the nuggets want. He played really well off to coca shed a beautiful dunk on the baseline. This is what they want him to be. They want him to be a cutter playing with better players for the first time in his career. I mean he's played with better players and vuckovich but not a player. I'm nicola yokich is standards. I just wondered when aaron gordon went over to the nuggets. Would he be able to cut that dribbling out. He played more like a superstar more ball in his hands. I'm going to do this thing on my own. Can he be a support player. He used nicole yoga's gravity pretty well in this game they will pick and roll action going nine shots. The only misses were from three point. Land the more tuesday better with aaron gordon. But he if he can fill that jeremy grant role that they lost last year in the playoffs. Just be that guy who's a third option and hit shots. I mean that is absolutely
Daily Pop
Brooklyn Beckham & Fiance Wear Each Other's Teeth
"The hollywood couple. Who's wearing each other's teeth around their necks. Let's now weird. It's working beckham and his fiancee colon. Nicola shared a photo of the gold charms on said. I got our wisdom wisdom teeth made into necklaces. Brooklyn you are. My best friend brooklyn was clearly touched by the uni gift saying he was the luckiest person on the planet. Romantic are weird. Don't you get those things removed out of your body for a reason given the symbolism of removing something that'll it's toxic to your body. I'm always wary of couples who go over the top to show they allow for each other in these weird ways. we saw. What happened to billy. Bob and angelina. Davy came a mean and almost laughing stock at how much they loved each other. And then the blood. Because of the blood vials. I always say even if you're that happy in your relationship never give a person to map to your happiness because people are going to try to find cracks. Wisdom teeth is the map to happiness raw fourteen carat goal with t- well first of all. How did they get their wisdom teeth out at the same time for very crazy to me. And then they went and got him played. I love it. They got a twofer.