28 Burst results for "Okla"
Fat Mascara
"okla" Discussed on Fat Mascara
"But how the hell is it legal for style of honor? Are yes to style to sell that sunscreen in the U.S. when it doesn't follow the regulations in the U.S., I'm confused. Oh, you have the good international sunscreen. But how do they how do they ship it to the U.S.? It's like getting biore sunscreen on Amazon, which you can do. I don't buy it off Amazon. And that's a story for another day 'cause they have an Amazon storefront, but it's by a third party distributor. Wait, beauty of Joe Shawn, you said? It's literally by himself on, or he has to tell. But I don't know how they're doing it legally and I do not know what kind of don't talk about it so we can keep getting it. I know. I haven't spoken about it. It's the first time I've spoken about the question of the legality of it, but it's confusing me. But I love that sunscreen. It's unbelievable. It feels like so good on the skin and it just gets absorbed. And it doesn't irritate my eyes at all. Oh, it's a Korean company, huh? It's great. I'm just looking it up right now. Okay. What about makeup? What are you doing for makeup? What's this eyeliner you've got on? What I've been using for this? I probably should do this eyeliner when it came in 2018 or 1960. So makeup I've always been very simple with. I don't like foundation. That's why I think a good skin base is the most important thing. I use Laura mercier. There are tinted SPF moisturizer. I use Kevin okla eyebrow pen because I have very sparse eyebrows. I use KVD tattoo liner on my eyes. Oh, that's what that is. The brown one? Always, I've been using that one forever. I think I actually from you guys really started realizing black was too harsh. And started using just talked about that. Using more brown eyeliner and a 100% you guys are correct. And then there
AP News Radio
No. 1 Baylor loses 2nd straight home game, 61-54 to Okla St
"Top top ranked ranked Baylor Baylor has has now now followed followed a a twenty twenty one one game game winning winning streak streak with with its its first first home home losing losing skid skid in in six six years years Bryce Bryce Thompson Thompson scored scored the the game's game's final final six six points points and and finished finished with with nineteen nineteen is is Oklahoma Oklahoma state state beat beat the the bears bears sixty sixty one one fifty fifty four four Baylor Baylor fell fell behind behind by by as as many many as as seventeen seventeen before before fourteen fourteen to to run run brought brought the the defending defending national national champs champs to to within within fifty fifty five five fifty fifty four four the the only only time time Oklahoma Oklahoma state state trailed trailed was was when when Kendall Kendall brown's brown's basket basket made made it it four four three three only only two two and and a a half half minutes minutes into into the the game game the the bears bears they they missed missed ten ten straight straight shots shots over over a a span span of of more more than than six six minutes minutes I'm I'm Dave Dave Ferrie Ferrie
AP News Radio
Baylor holds on for Big 12 title, knocks Okla St out of CFP
"Number number nine nine Baylor Baylor held held on on to to beat beat fifth fifth ranked ranked Oklahoma Oklahoma state state twenty twenty one one sixteen sixteen of of the the big big twelve twelve championship championship game game knocking knocking Oklahoma Oklahoma state state out out of of contention contention for for a a playoff playoff spot spot Blake Blake Schaper Schaper who who started started a a quarterback quarterback again again in in place place of of the the injured injured Gerry Gerry Bohannon Bohannon threw threw three three touchdown touchdown passes passes in in the the first first half half completed completed its its first first seventeen seventeen passes passes the the game game to to help help Baylor Baylor builder builder twenty twenty one one three three lead lead Baylor's Baylor's defense defense held held off off a a valiant valiant cowboys cowboys comeback comeback bid bid intercepting intercepting Spencer Spencer Sanders Sanders four four times times in in the the game game Oklahoma Oklahoma state state had had first first and and goal goal four four times times in in the the game game at at the the one one two two six six an an eight eight yard yard lines lines had had to to settle settle for for three three field field goals goals Bob Bob Stevens Stevens Arlington Arlington Texas Texas
Cueca Apertada
"okla" Discussed on Cueca Apertada
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Feliz Dia Novo
"okla" Discussed on Feliz Dia Novo
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Conscious Millionaire Show ~ Business Coaching and Mentoring 6 Days a Week
"okla" Discussed on Conscious Millionaire Show ~ Business Coaching and Mentoring 6 Days a Week
"Jv what what else should i talk about. It was what you know about me. Well you know what. I found interesting first of all folks. Is that this is the only show i can actually do with the guy who was my best friend that lived across the street from me and of all places oklahoma florida when i was growing up. Nobody in town really had any money. Your dad owned a grocery store. There were two grocery stores across the street from each other but but these were not even barely the size of a seven eleven so there were small little country and your dad was the butcher and he handled all the meat department as well but i was thought that you all must be the rich people because you had the only color television in town. That dates me folks. Yes there was a time when everybody had black and white and it was a big deal of color. Because i only so many color shows on you know so we kind of grew up went to the same. We're still elementary school. I was thinking about it. When i'm thinking about the show. You know the fifth grade got sent to the office nine times which. I'm actually proud of. Because i think that's kind of i should get like a big plaque for that because not very many people get to do that but it turns out you and i were the maybe the only people in town that decided we're going to be millionare's and most real kind of state there so it's kind interesting the odds that were both scheming so to say that we're getting out okla. We weren't just going to get. We're going to live a whole lot better than nakaha. This was not our future. So i'm curious. When did you make that decision that you're getting out and you were going to do well. You were going to be financially successful. Well your your question about you know. When did i want to become a millionaire..
Mom And ... Podcast
"okla" Discussed on Mom And ... Podcast
"To that canning. This show notes. But i can't remember what a he added yet. Your shoot up the hair win ninety. Call where you get other style. Unbelievably slowdowns cottesloe applicants. That are all the song lyrics. That are like the miss under misheard song. Now yeah yeah. There's r amazing. Well i'm i'm guilty of pretty much all of those. I can see clearly now. When i was a child i thought it was. It's it's i can see all obstacles in my way. But i thought it was. The rain is gone. I can see all obstacles in my way is cleared and now they're showing up cycles. I'll give obstacle. Because i feel like they should buy the rights to that song and that would be agree. I rate ad. Oh he's fully saying obstacles. I just thought it was cool. The so much better and never be able to sue this fight song. You know the my nieces sing. This is my fart song. Look you're welcome. You're never going to be here at the right way pregnant. I must like my my song or go to find divorce to conceal nets. Platelet still be your saw. I know you even think of me. The fuck oh night. It'll be your song. Think it'll be your fight song. It's an airman print song where he says overcast days. Never turn me on. I always thought it was overclass. Dame's cinci wake dry with those. Don't turn you on overcast. Dame's like he would be already layer forties movie. The dame's with this crowd. Good prince would have been fine with us. Okla- it's awesome okay tomorrow or the next day we will post. Some sort of me and people can fill in their misheard lyrics misheard lyrics and then also songs that you did not realize. We're filthy that you saying at the top of your lungs when you were stabbing. I know i'm on the way to the burger. King was middle school. Which shopping at the mall. I want you six. Oh yeah cool jack. This is when i realized how old. I am compared to you guys because that was when i was in college. No no that much older than i am sold. Are you. if you to okay old doing enough you no even now on your should know compared to us now. I'm like no that dumb compared to like high school years. I'm like all. Yeah one year yes originally. The two years is like a big deal. When you're in high school about you guys were basically in elementary school when i graduated loose. I'm not an armani. You look. I am i way yes were. I'd coming up on the on coming up. Yeah so for two years that that makes a difference for what songs you hear. Different like great brandon. I over that. I'm kosice four and a half years younger than lynch you me too. So it's like oh you were in different among listen tents matter right. I was in kindergarten when you were born and the babysitter. Okay you guys. I could seriously do this all night. But i'd have to edit this show. Yeah we tomorrow that we don't have stuff done for iraq. The kids go to bed klein. We'll also you on the ticks chat bodily gonna get off of this live. It sister are sure. Thank you to all the people who are here. And and ben here and we'll see you next month and i've don't know what tipsy is next month do you know i'm your are much. Ryan are friendly little way by..
Black Love Matters
"okla" Discussed on Black Love Matters
"Say this one. Hit me all over me anytime anybody go to ancestors we had two of them. One of forget last. I was on bring him decide. Come all we got. Greg leaks lease. He didn't want to ancestors we know we love group. You know my favorite thing was one on a reunion show new to horn baby to a signature southern black old man that did love the nydia sleep all his arm. That is sad so young at cancer. I nothing to play. Well we taken down to negree. It's cobbler peach cobbler. I was thinking about getting something shipped okla because you a little funny okra. So i don't know she trust cooking but yeah we can do a peach cobbler. Oh ooh we know who ship cobblers. That must be the white version. Somebody's juiston gonna white people. I don't know why people cobbler worst like a duck cake like the peaches in cake. This is not a cuff focus. Who was michael k white. That won't hurt. Listen a great right but we greg. Was you know that cancer. He was putting in work. You spend time with his family. You know what i'm saying. A little different death is death but it was a little different. But this just a re a remembering how that death angel discriminate. And we'll come up on you. Because i again. I don't know mike okay. But i'm sure he had no intention on going to go into the ancestors. No intention what you all know. You know it's har- was brooklyn staple how what debbie liking in brooklyn pies or something up some shit apple. How no drastic mysterious. I know what. I am looking for brooklyn chopped cheese harlem and get that. Just bring a little piece of piece. Actually no let's do some mike west indian food. Let's bring a plata ox tales. Rice peas is some patties for everybody family of cabbage. Just case some detainees gautama coverage. Jamaican i you know. It's it's hard is is one of these things where people are also dropping flawed. But we've gone through this pandemic. We already lose. A lot of people to pandemic and a lot of people are grieving. A lot of people are going through things self soothe theirself suva and the thing about self soothing in this age right now is fitting all the hello motherfucker and they put in fit. All mary. fucking thing are laser in lacing and not telling people and allow who don't know to fit in all this and makes it you know back in the day day they'll tell you now ask you. You won't option beer option c. Now they owed us my shit. This my special blend. You don't know what the map land you have to be careful and you know i think one of the things that this heartening is that you know they call it a drug overdose. But i wouldn't even call it a overdose because i don't think none of these motherfuckers. Not these people are asking for fit now. Yes they asking for. They drug choice. Something and just so happened that they've been poisoning switzer fitting only take such a little. There's so much small literally drops the dropped so like powered like plums yes crumbs like yeah and it'll take you out so i think that's one of the things that you know. A lot of people are self soothing. A lot of people are going through things. And i think that's the one that they ended up just hit. It was unexpected. You know prayers says family. You know prayers all his fans but i think this is the thing that some product conversation a conversation to for all people right all our people who've we've lost to quote unquote drug Overdose but a half fitting on. So is that really an overdose or is that poisoning because you could just get some wheat and people can live with that They put everything that can kill you now. Some people who get waiting expecting to die from so you know for all people out there who are Partaking regular recreationally make. Sure you know your suppliers yum real. Might we need to start getting a fitting all strips on my needs to start testing al shit near come detroit come on me more rural or you can get some fitting all tests on amazon places like giving him enough for free because this is such a rampant thing in light it is you know. Listen you don't trust anyone you test your shit. That's true partake partake. But i don't think we're in the age now where you've got to trust no one because you don't know what they're getting from they might somebody from getting it from the and i think now's the time and we in the age where you know. You gotta be confident you see them partake you need to. You need to test issue because we want you around. We don't want you to get caught up fitting shit because they put it in and everything and just not knowing what the book putting come out that that was some there are some you know. They're they you know they're saying there was some some things on his kitchen table. Yada yada yada and you know just how how. How soon has happened slickly and for him to not have any other listening. Only us own dinner or anything else sprint. And all yeah. I was a harlem. But that's the you know partake because like what did you say. You ain't practicing. Listen don't do but if you're doing it you need to. You gotta do what you gotta do. But you test because like people are people are dropping. 'cause even dea max like they mentioned fit known anybody you can hear of as of late hell we can go further in j. prince like this fitting all is taken. It's taken taking heroes. It's taken it's taken our families taking our friends and you just don't know you don't even know what's in there. Yeah and to export. And i think that's the fucked up for.
Questlove Supreme
"okla" Discussed on Questlove Supreme
"Conditioner still alike. Law gospel alike him baru. That's what my my favorite female singer ever gospel right plated church. I play bass like i was learning much. Everybody has passed like what was that that you did like on the keys. Was that cord on order than watching the choir director and how they like you know come over these harmonies and give them to people in like that's how i like. I do my harmonies. When i'm saying Yeah i think that's really underrated part about you. Really dig of okla rangers pitcher. She's though so. I definitely studied like everywhere i went and picked up something. And all your music like yourself taught like you never took formal lessons on any instruments not really I did take a class in the ninth grade. Like just piano and really to me was just like okay now. I know how to read a little bit. But i can figure it out anyway. This is not going to really. I love your answer. When asked what instrument many instruments does he play. He was like well if it has strings. And you know you can play with some stig's and what was the other one and you say keys. I'm hitting it louis. Did you guys ever to me. Because i know he's like one of your us against hair one time at a party late night in la and then own. Once a went to the saturday night live after party with yay and all of a sudden prince hopped you a dj and at night and all of a sudden prince hopped on stage and Taylor swift what not taylor. I'm trying to who was it. I'm trying to my age now. Prints parties i know. Oh oh at the forty two forty two forty. Yeah is that like the forty four okay. Saturday night live. Because in my mind i was like oh god he thinks i'm someone else. Wait a minute. This does sound familiar. No saturday night live had their fortieth anniversary. And that's why it was weird because the frigging nba. All star game was the same day. Yeah so. I had planned on going to the saturday night. Live fortieth anniversary special. Yeah but i'll also the dj the nba. All star thing at new york said that like up until halftime dj something and then one to thirty rock site totally missed effect. That connie was the musical guest at Snl forty what he was on his back with. I forgot what song performed..
The Pat McAfee Show 2.0
"okla" Discussed on The Pat McAfee Show 2.0
"Time cowboys cardinals at ten pm eastern daylight time those spurs to are going to be tough to watch. You'll be able to see the first half all the stars plane then. Friday night smackdown comes on at eight. Pm eastern live from tulsa okla home sees cain crocodile boots pow. Wow zip zip things you can get a little bit more. Don't mind steve. Jobs photo on stanford's campus or hefty. Lefty jared lorenzen rest in peace pal. Look at these came in crocs now people are gonna want or those good boots or not talking our cowboy willie wilson told me he asked about these boots they go. They don't know damn thing about boots going to toss oklahoma tonight for smackdown and then we'll wrap up the evening with cowboys cardinals. This is a beautiful time to be alive. There's nfl action last night. also baseball happened. It was like a playoff game was a world series. Game people care about baseball game because they were playing in the middle of god damn cornfield. It was beautiful thing with beautiful ending. Congrats the iowa for putting on a hell of a off fireworks more fireworks see. I didn't stick around and watch the fireworks pretty good. I saw walk off homer boom soon as i think hits. You gotta let them fly. I think zambelli you got. Let those fly in and out in the middle of iowa. There's probably a lot of you know pyros in her probably fireworks people and all they should have imported some italians from From pittsburgh jim bellies to go do that thing. And just like that. Were you saying you said some battalions chances are they may have grown about italian. Sounded like you did. Did you make about italians. me power. Never say anything about about the italian. See now this is an interesting thing because deep fake gump is down. A little bit of pickle does does deep fake jump to the italians. have some italian. Deep fake gump. Is he italian or is he. We love the italians in canada because it sounded like you made it sound. Whatever the post-naples syrup on their pastas delicious that question. We don't see juju do what he did on the field last night before the game up to that same old shit do the same thing torque and in your face this morning doing the same thing. Does that make you excited about nfl. Football pittsburgh steelers foot borders at. Were you about. This looks fairly similar to last year. Worries what i'm gonna say to mike from this year. I'll because you're worried like what i do is a job and like juju basically like i'm going to say something i'm gonna fart. What are you say. Oh what are you say. Who knows you're.
ESPN Daily
"okla" Discussed on ESPN Daily
"Behind us goodyear more driven. Here's another story. I want you to know so. Thanks to the resignation of the disgraced andrew. Cuomo the state of new york is swearing in. Its first female governor this month. Kathy hokuto okla served as cuomo's lieutenant governor. Since twenty fifteen and yesterday she formally reintroduced herself to the country and to her constituents. I will fight like hell for you every single day. Like i've always done always will thank you very much. Look forward your questions. I'll be starting questions by asking jerry's are asking from. The buffalo news varies skiing hometown favourite. Sorry now as a new yorker. I will be honest here. I know next to nothing about kathy focal or platform or her policies. But if your accent didn't make inordinately clear there. She is a real live buffalo nghien which also means that. She is a very real bills fan as she expressed before her bills. Play the ravens in the playoffs back in january. Glad is getting fans in the stands once again here on josh allen. Entire team of amazing bill. So they've made us really after all these decades. We're truly talking proud to status as bills mafias. First governor is more than just symbolically meaningful. Here it might prove crucial to the very existence of this franchise because bills owners teri and kim gula are reportedly asking new york taxpayers to pay the estimated. One billion dollars needed to build a brand new stadium for their team in orchard. Park and in recent weeks in fact. We've heard of threats to relocate the bills from buffalo to austin texas for instance. If the goal is don't get what they want now. It would be an understatement to say. That bills fans are upset by these talks. I mean for one thing. Buffalo is a city that lives and dies and as you've probably heard now jumps into flaming tables for their team. And also if you just wanna google terry pa- gula plus net worth year for a second. You may discover that he is worth. According to bloomberg around seven billion dollars the guy does not need the public's money so enter suddenly governor. Kathy hokuto who does not sound like. She's about to cheer for the austin bills as she explained this month. We are committed to keep in the buffalo bills in the city of buffalo stop period. That's it we are committed. look. I don't know what kind of governor governor hogan is going to be overall. I have no idea how she's gonna combat cove it or finally fixed in new york city. Subway system or a zillion other things but for buffalo sake. We hope she makes the dulas pay and that she keeps her word and does right by her bills. Just not you know wide right. I'm pablo torre and this has been. Espn daily. i'll talk to you tomorrow..
Max & Murphy on Politics
"okla" Discussed on Max & Murphy on Politics
"Political operation and her preparation to run a gubernatorial administration What do you make of of the step. She's been taking both on the political side and the governmental side here as she runs a transition. You know. I don't think that anyone even gabby ogle could've expected this but i think even as early as earlier this year when these allegations first came out. If you're the governor's staff you are immediately gaming out what happens not and there has been so much uncertainty over these past few months about what moves would be made. But i think there's been quite a bit of effort of course in the background of course Of course with caveats like quite a bit of efforts to shore up what will happen next. How would that just all play out. Who from the former administration might be someone who can help us transition through things who are people who we cannot have. Help us. And i think that I'm sure everyone's rattled at does seem even in the press conference. Today we saw very different tone a lot of trying things out from which which reporters either now questions would be asked But it does seem like there is a plan moving forward on. It does seem like they're fairly confident that something must they will be able to pull off not only because i and plans for it but because like she mentioned today she does have this point on extremely strong network of local leaders state leaders national leaders and i think that they're probably a lot of people offering to help and i don't think that that's something that she or her staff would be turning out of point. Bob you've written that copy. Okla seems very prepared to for this transition. And that she might usher in a new era of politics in new york. Can you Can you explain those those points that you wrote about and encourage listeners. Of course to read which what you've written but What what your what your sentiment of that preparation and And what kind of new era of politics. She might bring her talk a little bit about that in her. Initial briefing promising transparency. Promising that no one will talk about her. Administration is toxic one. What's your sense of that preparation and how she might ask in this new era politics. I mean there's a. There's a headline on the front page of our paper today. That says buffalo's kathy. Hokkaido is a politician leads with charm. Not fear and i think that the media stark contrast. that's also the words used in another Front page headline today in our paper We'll manifest itself quite quickly that I think those who we have talked to to kind of get to the root of kathy khokhlov over the past few days will will tell you that when she enters a room. She usually leaves by making a lot of friends that people like her. I have always said that. She is one of the best retail politicians. That i've ever observed in her ability to enter into a senior center or a bingo game or a rotary club meeting or even the economic development council meetings that she would over as lieutenant governor. She would walk in there and leave with a lot of friends because people like her and so i'm not. I don't know if how likable andrew cuomo has been but kathy has a much better ability to win people over in santa pointed out..
Questlove Supreme
"okla" Discussed on Questlove Supreme
"We were just talking about like marketing. Sakata's wildness in a way that you know. I'm in my opinion in like she definitely was one of the first artists that really in a nuanced way sold her sexuality in a way that was definitely pushing the envelope but not like where principal really take it further and you know the eighties but for me. It was revolutionary in the seventies sexy sweet and kind of natural in a way where you look at all bernard. I mean watching okla like she didn't laugh. Yes yeah yeah. Yeah she you know she. She used what she got to. Won't that was influenced by bagger and and And the way he pranced agent the boas in this stuff that he wore. That's around the time of david bowie. You know if you would. Nick you see david or you know so. I saw happening. And i tried to bring it out into shelter is archie was beautiful and she was sexy and without being today. It's almost overdone. You know working back then we could be and one team more so i was always careful not to offend anybody. You know you know. We all remember the janet jackson and the justin timberlake. I mean so many stories to find out of my hands. There's the question. I always wanted to know though like one of my all time. Favorite records Roofers in shock akon was their album. Ask rufus and seventy seven. But i also know that. The group imploded that year And that's before you know they had to Replace musicians and whatnot can you. What was the the situation. Like in seventy seven. That broke the band. The original incarnation of rufus and chaka. Khan what was that. What was the situation that may happen. If we can get into. Every band goes through this. You know every band you know when they get to old. Uk get back together. But i see journey is playing joan speech you know. They all starting to think with.
Talk Is Jericho
"okla" Discussed on Talk Is Jericho
"One policing you out in the middle of the water not happening. Well the things are hanging there too. There's no way there's still alive when there are no pictures of them. They're killed tournaments. That's what they are. It's at everybody. They're killing sharks and what they do. Here's what they do. There's the organization noah noaa which is doing all the oceans the government organization doing all the ocean studies. They'll invite the scientists from noah and say. Hey we're doing kill tournament. Do you wanna come and just take the samples of the shark can get your measurements and see them and so no scientists are like well. They're killing them anyways. We're not catching them. Let's just might as well make some use out of it. It's like when you know. Remember the nazis were like well. Nasa use the data from the nazis. Before they send a bastion. Well they did. These parents might as well. It's like they take the inviting scientists and then they go look for science. See no is here. So no is getting used by these tournaments to sanction. This horrible like it's devastating and loses out. We do the sharks. Don't belong to the sharks no belong to fish To anyone there your sharks there my shots. Everyone listening there. Your sharks and there are none of our sharks. They belong in the water and they belong to everybody in able to nobody so the idea that these people are pulling our best wildlife out of the water to take a photo with them and then give each other a thousand dollars and say it's for science is totally absurd. And you now have. It's it's become like a local activity so when you complain about it. They're like while you were against fishermen you're against community. They put all his old shelves. But my my point is none of this food. You're doing this for fun and this has to stop because it's devastating. I mean they haven't montauk. They have make romania. That's going on there in montauk. The there's there's the star tournament mini of one hundred fifty boats out in the water for five days killing sharks of who can win the best in this every single weekend. So when all up and down east coast massachusetts new jersey down to galveston texas. Mississippi make romania. It's just it's all all gotta stop. So what i wanna do is really start organizing all the fans and just go tournament-by-tournament just going to the sponsors and going to the towns in going. How can you allow this like. This isn't okay. We we all basically Fifty years ago we save Like we had orcas sea world because we thought it was fun thing to do until someone made blackfish went. Oh my god. This is a core of these incredible. Smart beautiful sense of ams were putting him in tanks for our entertainment to make the detracts like what are we. The circus stops. Because we're like we're taking these animals making detroit to entertain us like at a certain point we have to go. You know what we have cell phones. We video games. We have social media we can entertain ourselves in a lot of different ways. There's a lot of things you can do. Outdoors other than killing charts and our lives will still be very fulfilled. So it's just a matter of getting people to you can't vilify people because they don't know it's just sort of getting them to under. I mean that's the point the other point of the movies. I don't go after fishermen and okla after going. How could you do this. It's like i sit down with the shark trade in china. I'm like where do you think this ends like. This isn't there's dwindling supply here like what are you gonna do when this is over and they and it's interesting they all blame the wealth. If you still if you stop the finning those still take the liver oil liver of like well. We're just getting a liberal. 'cause they're finishing and then they there's still taking the meat and the meet people like abbott. I mean they took deliver on the fence. What else are you gonna do. And the carl street were like look. They're taking the liberal the meet the fence we're skipping the cartilage like everyone has their everyone's hands are dirty and they're all just pointing the finger at each other so that's why it's it is this whole thing in the tournaments are another.
Mon Carnet, l'actu numrique
"okla" Discussed on Mon Carnet, l'actu numrique
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Feliz Dia Novo
"okla" Discussed on Feliz Dia Novo
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DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast
"okla" Discussed on DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast
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CRISPR Cuts
Joe Miano Talks About Prime Editing in Mice
"Gillette start by with an introduction Just maybe dennis about yourself your current position. How you got you sure so i. I'm a professor at the medical college of georgia. I'm a new yorker. You can tell them not from the south. My background is in vascular biology a phd in vascular pathobiologist near medical college. I did my training. My training with eric olson who uses christopher quite a bit in the context of must addition feet in texas in women up to medical college of wisconsin before going to university of rochester. Where i was for twenty years where the crisper really started in my lap. And so most as you said most of my work revolves around using different crisper ending platforms to interrogate the dark matter of our genome to discover what with the meaning is of some of these interesting elements that we defy. Actually i'm glad you kind of said the last line. Because that is exactly what i had picked out been looking at your bio before you had said dark matter of the genome. Can you What do you mean by not matter. Why is that important to study. So used to be the late sixties early seventies that the genome homeless considered to be mostly comprised junkie neighbor. We know now that that's not the case that most of it is functional in some way shape or form and so there are myriad number okla dna binding transcription factors on one thousand plus that buying into specific elements. And we're interested in one class of these elements and all of these elements are found in in this dark matter. Nine coding or the genome which is like ninety eight to ninety nine percent of the six billion nucleotides of each cell so we have a reasonably good handle on where to look for these nuggets of goal. And we've use computational tools in with the crisper editing platform emerging in two thousand thirteen. It's made our life so much easier now to literally will change the single base level even these binding sites and find out what the consequences and that that has enormous implications for understanding. What the single nuclear type. Various associated with diseases how those may be functioning or dysfunctioning in in the context of various common diseases and reducing
De RetailTrends Podcast
"okla" Discussed on De RetailTrends Podcast
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Feliz Dia Novo
"okla" Discussed on Feliz Dia Novo
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NPR News Now
Gunmen in Nigeria Attack School, Abducting Dozens and Killing a Student
"Nigerian troops are searching for forty two people kidnapped during an attack on a boarding school in the northwestern part of the country. Npr's ada peralta has details. Witnesses told local tv. That gunmen stormed a boarding school. Inisia- states on wednesday. The government says the attackers killed one student and abducted more than two dozen others. The identity of the gunman was not immediately clear but the islamist group okla haram has often carried out these kinds of kidnappings in northern nigeria. Two months ago gunmen kidnapped. Three hundred and fifty schoolboys in about one hundred schoolgirls of nearly three hundred kidnapped by boko haram in two thousand. Fourteen are still missing in a statement. The human rights group. Amnesty international says education is under attack in nigeria. It said quote. No child should have to choose between their education and their life. Npr news nairobi.
AP News Radio
Culver leads No. 14 West Virginia from 19 down past Okla St
"Fourteenth ranked West Virginia trailed by nineteen midway through the second half before pulling out an eighty seven eighty four win against Oklahoma state Derek over a twenty two point two nineteen rebounds for the mountaineers miles McBride finished with twenty one points while Tash terminated twenty off the bench is W. V. U. move tonight and three make bride for his fourteen points in the final four minutes shortly after the mountaineers reeled off an eighteen to three run to get back in the game K. Cunningham had a game high twenty five points and grabbed nine rebounds for the cowboys I'm Dave Ferrie
All My Relations Podcast
Indigenous Artist To Artist
"So I think we wanted to start off by hearing from each of you like why were you? Are you interested in the type of work that you do in museum and cultural spaces, and then what do you see as the challenges from your position where you are in your career the challenges of these museum spaces? And in that sense to like we also, since our podcast is called all my relations kind of thinking about. The ways that museums and curation fit into this idea of being in good relation. So that's like a multi parter. But basically, why are you interested in this work What do you see as the challenges and then like? Any sort of thoughts around these ideas of museums and curation fitting into the idea of being a good relation. well, I so I. This is Jamie and I grew up with my father being in the navy and so my mom Mama's Osage my dad's non-native and he was in the navy. So we moved around a lot but spent summers at home in Oklahoma participating in our launch PGA and being you know with family and relatives there but when I was in elementary school We lived north of Chicago and Chicago has some incredible museums and so you know I would go to museums on the. Weekend with my family's or we would go for field trips and I loved museums The Museum of Science and Industry was split place that release sparked my interest and curiosity I loved the Field Museum where you could go and like go into a pyramid and you know be Indiana Jones which is problematic in a lot of ways to but you know and so in I think it was fourth grade was like the one year where learning about native Americans was part of the Illinois State Curriculum. And so we went to the field museum to the native American Cultures Hall, and I was really excited because I had told my friends that I was native American and they were like, no, you're not. You don't live in t p You know you don't look like you know Pocahontas or like have a pet like a free Koon. And so we go to the museum and they have a case about osage. people and it's like osage men's costumes. And there's like no representation of women and the closet are on view not the kinds of clothes that Mike that we wear today even you know our dances and. You know it was just like a really sad experience, and then my friends where these kids in my class told me like. Well, it's because you're not a real Indian anyway. We didn't believe you and it was just like this really kind of like damaging. Experience for me and so a lot of the reason. Know. The reason I got into museums is because I want kids to go into museums and feel like they're represented in meaningful and respectful ways until like experience the kind of joy and curiosity you know the the can happen in museums and that should happen in museums and non those kind of negative feelings. So there's a lot of work to be done. Things are getting better you know, but there's still a lot of a lot of space for for growth. I had the same experience at the field museum but that was like three or four years ago when I was asked to do a show there and I walked in and there's those totem poles that are in the in the center house and. You know they're like still unnamed polls in like some Haida itis did it or some sense Simpson artists and then I went you know walked into the native area and they had these. What we call square deal is we run square deal for ceremony there these paddle boards and we don't really talk about it's not even something I would publicly talk about here and say this is why we doing what it's for because it's super sacred and it's quiet something we do. quietly and those when you rents could illitch those boards are taken they're putting back inside their boxing they're putting put away. Forbidden for good reason, and then those were just sitting there at the front of the exhibit and I was like, oh no I cannot go I cannot walk in here. You know like I literally turned around and walked in the other direction and the person giving me a tour was like where are you going I said this is I can't go in here. This is inappropriate but you know that was a couple of years ago so I can completely relate to that Jamie. Well and I will say about the field museum they you know have taken down the old native American Culture Hall not the North West Coast but then American you know the other part of the hall and have been working with you know a collaborative team and a native earn indigenous Advisory Group to reinstall that and so you know there is you know some conversation happening there and some there's a great show their curated by a Nina Sanders Uppsala Women in Warriors that you know Sanders did supported by Miranda Roberts who's a curatorial fellow there, and so you know there I don't want to just like bash the field museum. You. Right. Yeah. Actually. Really want to see that show. It looks really cool. Yeah. My heart goes out to Nina and the team because it opened just like literally a week before every buddy needed to be at home and chiltern please Ram. So but it's such a feat in terms of just that that monumental of exhibit with Contemporary Indigenous Artists is there a a real world renown institution so big props to Nina entity. So. I can go ahead and jump in. So you got edge OKLA CIT kiani Bushes Gene Takuji chador begun Annella could though Kanada Show I am connecting in from a the Mayakoba the lands of the the my people in Santa Ana Pueblo, my partner's home in North Central, New Mexico in it's where we raise our son and our family. And so I I think listening to. Jamie Story going back to where I found the magic and the interest in museums I was a young kid in the interactive galleries of the heard, museum and waiting for my dad to. Finish up some consulting that he was doing as a photographer on with the museum. So I would just wait and play all different museums all over the south west and all over the country as he would have these meetings and so It was always a really exciting place to be to explore I when I filled out my application for college I knew that I like art I knew that I like art and I knew that I like history and so I just put the two together. I didn't know that art history is a thing I grabbed. His Kayonza? Shoutout to all the an empty mustangs and and my application came back with my major having been declared art history and it was like, wow, I didn't get returned I. Guess It's a thing in college I love sitting in the dark room like watching slides drop like on the old like slide Kodak carousels and just being like so taken. Seeing the world through Like. Through, like art of other cultures
Travel with Rick Steves
Polynesian Explorers
"Thompson has been in examining oral histories the records of Captain Cook and the accomplishments of the Polynesian voyaging society. All to investigate what it can tell us about how we view the world. Today she pieces together the navigation puzzle of sailors and settlers in her book. See People Christina. Welcome thanks for having me. So when when we think of Polynesia talk about how big it is and what it has in common culturally so Polynesia is the area that is inside of this triangle we'll formed by Hawaii in the North New Zealand in the southwest and Easter Island in the southeast. It's an area of about ten million square miles and it smack in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and it happens that all the people who live on the islands in this area which is the island's that people have heard of like Tahiti or saw more or maybe the mark cases they all share a common cultural heritage. They all speak related languages and they have a similar genetic. Ming up no Christina. You say ten million square miles and originally they were not populated by human beings at all so somehow people had to get there and there was no communication. People didn't right. They didn't have metal tools. They didn't have navigational devices that I can imagine. Can you just kind of paint a picture to the best that we can. We're were there caravans of canoes just going out into the unknown C or how did these islands become populated originally well. I think one thing we don't know is how many canoes necessarily sailed together but basically the idea is that you know some thousands of years ago over in what sometimes people call the island nursery Sirri of Southeast Asia in the islands around the Philippines and Indonesia and stuff people developed an outrigger. which is this thing that sticks out from the side of the canoe to keep it balanced to keep it from from tipping over and with the development of the outrigger people started to be able to make some longer distance? Voyages and the canoes the Polynesian sailed in were like Catamaran's they had to halls else and they were stable and they could carry a load of people and animals and so they started making longer and longer voyages. There's some again some thousands of years ago from this western side of the Pacific out further and further and further into the mid Pacific. But it must have been hit or miss because they didn't have maps. They didn't have radar. They didn't know where the islands were if they were islands. Do you think they were just kind of going toward the sunset and hoping to hit land now the sunrise is actually but they obviously looking for islands and the islands are what they call inter visible. You can see one from. I'm the other in the Western Pacific. A lot of them are. There's a big leap when they get past that point and they start to sail out to islands that you can't see so they're probably exploring hiring and looking for them they really were amazing navigators. They weren't sailing blinds. They understood how to go to one place and sail back from that place after. Remember where that place was and things like that. They must have been exploring but we don't really know how they found islands like the end of Hawaii. Which is the islands of Hawaii are very isolated in the North Pacific? How did they find them who knows because we have no written history people? Just build a raft. That was kind of like one of those early outriggers Imagining how they might have done it and just without knowing if they did it prove that they could have done it like those. Expeditions seemed to be part of science right right so the the earliest one was was to Harles kon-tiki raft which he he allowed to drift basically from the coast of South America and ended up in the middle of the Pacific on the tomatoes. And that was an kind of an early experiment in this vain but then in the nineteen seventies in Hawaii some people got together and decided to try and build a true replica vessel so a copy of what they imagined. An ancient Polynesian voyaging canoe would been like and they decided to try and sale it from Hawaii to Tahiti and back again and that was the beginning of what what is really kind of an experimental voyaging movement in Hawaii. And what was that expedition called. The ship was called Hokule'a it Okla has made an around the world voyage now but that was in two thousand sixteen I guess but between Nineteen Seventy in two thousand sixteen they have made voyages absolutely everywhere. They sailed to to Easter to New Zealand. All around the Pacific to the point is to prove that it could be done yet to show the voyaging capacity of the Polynesians basically to show that non instrumental. Navigation vacation is really a thing and that people can go very long distances using it. You know that it's a real technique. You said they sailed it. Is it drifting with the wind and the tides is it with a sale or is it paddling they have a sale. They have a steering paddle but they sail. What were the very first contact with European society like in the Polynesian World? Some of them were violent. Some of them were not. We don't have any idea what the markes ins thought of men Donya when he arrived Zeppelin we know record of it and what I mean. There's the record of the Spanish but we don't really know for sure what archaisms thought There was a little bit of that I think. In some cases there it was all in some cases there was fear in some cases. There was something that you might call. Greed greed Westerners. No on the part of the I mean I. I think that a lot of islanders actually looked at these ships once they realized kind of what was going on and who these people were they actually wanted the ships. There are definitely stories of ambushes. Did they have some kind of A religious context again in the case of the conquistadors from Spain I mean in their religion I understand. It was on this certain year. A man on a horse you know was going to come and on that certain year the man on the horse with the beard came just like their scripture said and they disfigured this must be divided and they laid down their weapons and was there any kind of dimension of that local cultural religion with the arrival of the first Europeans pins or was it the opposite The story of Cook's arrival in Hawaii is kind of like that story that he arrived during a festival in he seemed to be the embodiment of the deity. Who was being celebrated in the Festival because switches to happen that he arrived at that time? I think that that added to the confusion of cooks experience. AGREEANCE cook was killed in Hawaii. That was where he died. And it was not long after this encounter during this festival period and I think it added to sort of chaos and confusion that he had Iraq during that a period. This is travel with. Rick Steves talking with Christina Thompson. Her book is see people the Puzzle of Polynesia and we're talking about early explorers of the Pacific both before the Europeans arrived and after so captain cook arrived and they thought. Oh It's a festival in here comes God and then things went sour and they killed killed them. Tell us a little more about that. So what happened. Is that Cook. He went up north to Alaska and then or the Northwest Pacific and then he came down and when he came down he was looking for a place to rest his crew and he sort of hit the island of Maui and then he went east so he sailed all the way around the big island before he found a place to come to rest his crew and that meant that he was sailing in his ship all the way slowly because against the wind all the way around the big island for quite a while and so when he arrived the legend of Lono the God that he sort of seemed to be representing was that Leno passed around the island in the same. I'm way he was represented as carrying a staff with White Tapa cloth on it which is sort of like the the ship to mass in their sales so just a lot of things lined up kind of strangely initially and then what happened was he. They went through all this festival these festivals and celebrations and then Cook sailed away and that should have been the end of it he should have just sailed away that would be fine but his mast broke just offshore and he had to return and when he returned he wasn't supposed to return according to the legends. He wasn't supposed to come back until the next year. So people were confused by that and then there was an altercation. He died in the clash not long after he returned.
Climate Connections
Professor locks herself to pipeline construction equipment
"Twenty eighteen of Virginia. MIDTECH associate professor. Locked herself to an excavator in nearby. Jefferson National Forest. She was protesting the construction of a natural gas pipeline for fifteen in years. I've been teaching undergraduates about the role of the fossil fuel industry and Appalachia and the ways that it has damaged people's environments slightly hoods health. So when emily sadder white heard about the proposed pipeline. She was determined to help stop it. She's not just concerned about the local impacts. She says to reduce global carbon pollution. Virginia needs more renewable energy not fossil fuels. She says if the State's dependence on fossil fuels continues to grow oh the repercussions will be felt far far far from here with the rising sea levels and the extreme weather events and the droughts and the Okla instability that comes with all that satellite was arrested for her action she says as a privileged person with job security she can afford that kind of risk and then not everyone one should follow her specific example but she hopes to see more people demanding clean energy. However that works in your life
Science Magazine Podcast
Ethical Eggs: One million ways to sex a chicken egg
"We have staff writer aggression vogel. She's gonna talk to us about ethical eggs. Hi gretchen hi okay okay. What is an ethical. I feel my mind would went in so many directions when i first heard this term and i just wasn't sure so there are several different kinds of ways as you can make eggs more ethical but in this case we're talking about the problem that egg industry has with male chicks it turns out that male chicks folks are of no use they can't lay eggs and because chickens that lay eggs the layers have been bred to be super specialized for putting in all of their energy into laying eggs. Their brothers don't put on meet fast enough to be marketable for their meat so hatcheries sort chicks when they hatch watch by hand. Their workers called chick. Sexers is sort the mail from the females and the females go to farms to grow up and be layers and the males are killed the by gassing or by putting them to a shredder. This is not a particularly appetizing aspect of egg production and so an animal emel rights groups and a wealthy groups and consumers and governments and even the egg industry would all like to find a way to end the practice this the idea has been around for a long time the idea that doesn't seem like a good idea to have all these eggs wait till they had and then half of them. You have to basically get rid of the animal. Why has it been so hard to sex a chicken egg as opposed to a check. It seems like it should be pretty easy thing to solve but it turns out out that there's lots of ideas where it works in the lab and getting it to actually work on a hatchery floor at the scale that hatcheries currently work look at is a technical challenge so after is the large ones process fifty thousand eggs in our now. That's a challenge for the testing methods that have been developed so far but scientists have a lot of ideas and they're getting closer and there are some coal free eggs or kill free eggs on grocery store shelves in berlin where i live. I have a few in my refrigerator right now. <hes> those rely on technology that involves lasers and robots correct to be selling leaguer actually describe how those how that it's based on actually a hormone test so female chicken embryos produce a hormone that's related to estrogen in and they produce it in enough quantity to be detected about day nine development. An egg usually takes twenty one or twenty two days to hatch so not not quite halfway through development and a company in germany called select has developed a robot machine that uses a laser to poke a tiny tiny hole in the eggshell and then suck out a tiny tiny bit of the embryonic fluid that surrounds the embryo they can use that drop of fluid not test for the presence of the hormone and if the hormone is there the eggs are sent back to the incubator to continue to develop if it's not the e extra either unfertilized or their mail and they're then frozen and pulverized and used for protein for egg powder that can be added to animal feed feed or can go to other industrial uses. We talked earlier about how many eggs get processed in a hatchery per hour. How much can this robot handle right now all right now it handles about three thousand eggs in our which is enough for small hatcheries but they're trying to scale up. They're also trying to you. Move the test bit earlier in development because some animal welfare groups say that by day nine. There's a chance that chicks could already feel pain. There's there's central nervous. System has just started to develop. That's a point of debate but most people agree that earlier in development we better you save more money. You don't have to incubate the male eggs for as long other companies are trying to earlier as you mentioned. They're trying to do it faster and cheaper and one of them is even relying on a method that doesn't okla hole in the egg. Can you talk about that one. Yes there's a company that is trying to capture some of the volatile molecules that leak through an eggshell starting starting as soon as the egg is laid and there are other researchers who have found that you can actually determine execs based on the differences in these molecules else. It's not quite ready for primetime yet in part because they're trying to do it before the exit enter the incubator within the first thirty six <unk> hours of the egg being laid and that means that they have to do it at refrigerator temperatures that the f._d._a. requires eggs to be kept at before they enter the incubator and that's proving a bit of a technical challenge but they're still working on it. Okay what about this group. That's looking to gene at it the chickens so that one of the excesses glows. There's actually a couple of groups that are trying. This groups in israel and australia are pursuing the technology. They use crisper to to add a gene to one of the chickens sex chromosomes that turns out the birds have the opposite set of sex chromosomes from mammals. Mammal mammals have x and y chromosomes females ex- ex- meal's x. y. But in birds males are z._z. And females have a w and z chromosome so they put a fluorescent marker on the z chromosome of email layer and then they made that bird with a regular mail and all of the males that result from that meeting kerry z._z.'s carry the marker gene from their mothers z chromosome right the females. Don't carry any marker. They're just regular w._b._z. W for mom and z. From dad and dad doesn't have the edit exactly then then you can put the eggs under a fluorescent light and the male ones glow that enables you to sort them out and send them off to other uses where the unmarked eggs can go on and develop and become regular laying hens but don't have any edited jeans and their eggs they lay also don't have any edited jeans. The scientists who working on this are optimistic that they'll be able to use the technology without having to go through all the hoops that a genetically modified organism would normally really have to go through since the end product isn't actually genetically modified. It's not clear that that's really going to be the case but they're optimistic that that argument will help to persuade both consumers and regulators that this is a good way to go so we've talked about sampling the fluid and looking for hormones. We've talked about smelling volatile coming coming off the eggs and now we've talked about teen editing to make one aglow enough the other are there any other techniques that people are trying to sex eggs very early in their redevelopment. There's a whole bunch jazz some something to try to use m._r._i. To look at the embryo there are teams that are trying to use machine learning to <music> quantify some of the subtle shape and size differences in male and female eggs. Although it's not clear that that'll ever quite accurate enough but some people are trying and and there's another group that's using spectroscopy to analyze exit day four after lane where they cut a hole in the eggshell. That's about a little more than a centimeter wide and then they shine a laser light on a blood vessel and the difference in the reflected spectrum veteram from that laser can tell them whether the embryo is a male or female. That is another technique. That's close to being implemented in a hatchery in germany but isn't quite there yet. Wow you bought some of these ethical eggs yeah in berlin in germany. Is this something that is a global concern and the approach will most is likely be ruled out much more broadly than in europe. Yeah it is a concern. I think the first public awareness kind of came from europe especially from germany from animal welfare groups here here and they've been pushing for a long time for a solution and the german government has taken very seriously and has given a fair amount of funding to try and find a solution and in fact the current government has promised in its coalition agreement to end the practice sometime within its four-year term. German lawmakers actually considering banning the practice although scientists. I talked to hope that doesn't happen but welfare. Groups in the u._s. are also pushing for a solution and the united egg producers in the u._s. Us has said that they want to end the practice by next year. They said that in two thousand sixteen whether twenty twenty will really work is still up in the air but the u._s._d._a. The united states department of agriculture is also offering a prize a six million dollar prize for a solution to this problem and they said they eh got twenty one entries from ten countries for their initial round of seed funding and they'll make some of their first awards next month. This seems like a lot of if people are working very different angles. Is that surprising to you. One thing that's kind of cool about the stories that everybody's on the same page everybody but he would like to solve this problem. Is one of my sources said. It's not a problem that needs social change to solve the right technology can take care of it and everybody's motivated to to find a technology that will work so most people involved optimistic that the final hurdles will finally be overcome and soon there will be no more calling calling of male chicks. Thanks gretchen. Thank you sir.
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"But without a doubt, ladies and gentlemen, these father knocker of the week goes to the Queen of soul, a wrestle mania alumni, Aretha Franklin who passed away just a few days ago, a voice from heaven. Amazing presence. And even though Madonna Konadu donor at the ward show that I didn't watch. I read about saw the exert Madonna was about putting over Madonna. He might have been a great idea and they're quote unquote, riders room, this ridicule. Madonna comes back. She's six years old. She's gonna put over Aretha she did put over Raith more on that. The goofy sexes. But our respect and our condolences to the three ends the fans of the Queen of soul who made more than one Mark in a WW environment. And we were sure and our fans nothing, but the very best she was treasurer to listen to the betting. Let me tell you something Aretha lacked her severe Retha Aretha liked being a diva she played her role. She was that was her character. When should miss Franklin came onto the set artery Hirsch run through sound checker, whatever he knew who the Bosh was, and I, I really admire that. She never lost that desire for perfection.