35 Burst results for "Olympia"
The Officer Tatum Show
2 Children Dead After Democrat-Backed Law Prohibits Police Pursuit
"Two children dead after Democrat back law prohibits police from pursuing suspects driving a hundred, a 111 miles per hour, Washington sheriff sounds the alarm on the Democrat backed law that Barr's police officers from certain vehicular chases after two children were tragically killed by a suspect driving more than a 100 mph. Now, let me just read the quote here. It says, I've been doing this. I'm going on 27 years. I have never seen anything like this in my day and age. He told and I believe this is sheriff, had told the person from the news. He says, I like to think in western Washington state. We did a pretty good job prior to this legislation of managing our police pursuits, but when the politicians and Olympia got involved and changed the way we do business, it's just not working out.
AP News Radio
Olympic flame to take seaborne journey to 2024 Paris Games
"The Olympic flame will be going for a sale instead of arriving overland. The symbolic flame alighting the 2024 Paris games will take to the seas, though its birthplace in Greece, according to tradition, the flame will be lit by the sun's rays at a ceremony at ancient Olympia, then carried by the Olympic torch to Athens, Paris organizers say the next leg will be across the Mediterranean, aboard a three mastered tall ship, arriving in the French port of Marseilles, and then on to Paris, Marseilles is hosting sealing and soccer competitions at the games. I'm Charles De Ledesma
Northwest Newsradio
"olympia" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Now say that man was killed as part of a murder suicide he was unresponsive in that car officers found their suspect's body in the water near marine view drive with an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound. Thurston county investigators now believe a deadly weekend house fire which killed a family of 5 appears to have been an accident that fire Saturday morning southwest of Olympia killed a mom, father and three children, a young family friend was able to get out of the home and other of the couple's children was not at home at the time of that fire. Still ahead, after traffic and weather, blood donation centers are now accepting people from European countries with mad cow disease. I'm John lobert team, I'll explain. Not the people with mad cow the countries. That's right. Okay, yeah. He'll explain more just a distinction. Yes. We've got your traffic every ten minutes on the fours and the high performance homes traffic center. Here's Kimi Klein. Westbound highway 18 is fully blocked between Tiger mountain and issaquah Hobart road due to a semi truck on fire traffic is lining up from almost I 90, so don't get stuck use the isca Hobart road around it if you are able to. South of Graham, we have a car versus poll crash. It sounds like it may be blocking both directions of meridian at Webster row. That's about two miles north of northwest track. We also still have a crash on south and I 5 just passed the Tacoma dome that's blocking the right lane. A heavy police response in Pueblo is still fully blocks east Maine between Shaw road and 15th street southeast right near the bowling alley. In bauble, both of our earlier collisions on south un 405 are now clear to the shoulder at state route 5 two 7 and at northeast one 95th but again it really didn't help our north down four O 5 back at the always busy around this time getting north of Bellevue and no new updates with Edmonds Kingston ferry were still operating on a one boat schedule due to a damage propeller so expect 90 minute waits at the Kingston terminal. Your next northwest traffic at 6 14. The weather forecast sponsored by northwest crawlspace services from como four here is meteorologist Shannon O'Donnell. Hi, everybody. Our Tuesday night kind of Ho Ho out there, a lot of low cloud cover some patchy mist and drizzle, just the same old same old that we've had the last
Northwest Newsradio
"olympia" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"It's on south 56th street. Police, they are also noting that both of these ATMs, their stand-alone, and they are outside. You know, obviously they're taking their time to pick their victim. That would lead you to believe that they're going to pick victims that they believe that they could physically overcome. You know, everybody knows what business is happening at ATMs and a lot of times folks go on their own. Police are asking that people use ATMs inside of buildings. They go to the bank when it's open. And if you have to use an outside ATM to go with others. Apo Rivera again of como four and Thurston county office of emergency management asking residents to tally up the damage from the holiday storms, high winds toppling trees knocking out power while a record high king tide didn't do much to help the matters here rushing water into many homes and businesses close to the water's edge. Peter to Sony ahead of emergency management. Combined with a relatively high keen tied. Evil Olympia at the southern end of bud bay. Southern point of puget sound experience a historical high tide of 18 feet back. In case you didn't know a Thurston county is one of the most flood prone areas here in all of the state of Washington and a perfect world to Sony says the county would like to see damage estimates by the end of this month. Teens believed to be involved in a number of crimes arrested in King County, Lin and win of coma four. While we're told that the stolen Kia that the teens were found in is known to be associated with other similar crimes, including another robbery and car prowls. This all started near Ballard high school. The victim was walking when someone threw something at him according to prosecutors when he confronted who did it two cars of people pulled up and about 8 people jumped out and started beating him, kicking and punching him in the head, repeatedly leaving the victim with minor injuries. They took off in a stolen red Kia and the county's helicopter tracked them down to the commons mall in Federal Way, where they ditched the car near Kohl's and ran through them all. Police eventually catching 5 teens and arresting them for robbery. The father of one of the suspects in court, sharing he has sympathy for the victim and advocating for his son, reporting in Seattle and Ann win come on. Go check your lottery tickets anyway. You'd be amazed how many people throw away tickets without finding out maybe they got a smaller jackpot, maybe like $10 or a free ticket. We share that because another mega millions drawing has come and gone without a big winner. Nobody hits 6 numbers for the estimated $940 million jackpot. Prize is already pushed for Tuesday's drawing. $1.1 billion, that price is now the third largest in the U.S. history. There have been 24 drawings without a jackpot winner stretching back for more than two months right now. The challenge of mega millions, when you do get a winner, you gotta be grateful. This is like the lottery that has the worst odds of all the games, the winless streak largely due because the game's long odds of winning for you, one in 302.6 million. 7 ten here, northwest news radio. Shaking his head. Pick up some numbers of our stuff. All right, let's get to the beginning of my sports desk. Some adjustment in the NFL here to get to the Super Bowl as we see the final games here at the regular season we got Seahawks
The Dan Bongino Show
Steve Kuclo: The Benefits of Collagen
"Did this segment of my podcast earlier Steve and I called up Jim and I see you got to get Hulu in here It was about some kind of holiday diet hacks and food hacks One of my favorite websites teenage They do great stuff And TC over there wrote this piece and they had some really cool diet hacks and nobody does dieting and food hacks better than you I mean you know you're ripped at close to 300 pounds I mean it's amazing So one of them they have on there is collagen I swear by this Steve collagen and vitamin C I'm going to be 48 in a week and a half I don't do anything with my skin I don't do sunblock or anything And I'm still pretty wrinkle free My hair grows like crazy My wife you better We both agree She looks incredible no wrinkles at all I swear I attribute it to college and do you take it Should you take it Good for the joints What's your deal I'm a believer I think it is a great product to use incorporate When my wife makes us coffee in the morning we throw a little scoop of collagen in the coffee It's unflavored so it's just easy something easy you can do that definitely helps skin digestion hair nails all the joints Yeah joints it's just going to help be one of the beneficial supplements for your overall body health And like you said vitamin C a lot of other vitamins you can start adding to it to really get a solid base of nutrition that you're not going to be hitting or missing anything Talking to my buddy Steve kukla professional body but one of the best in the world I mean literally like one of the best in the world he competes at the mister Olympia where all of the best bodybuilders go By the way I keep saying it man but I got to get to one of these We got to go with it I just for me and you will cause total chaos We'll just walk around to get ready This is totally every madness bro it'll be it'll be totally bananas If we go we're going to do that I promise you we're going to do it eventually
The Dan Bongino Show
Steve Kuclo: Keep at Least a 90% Good Diet
"Here's a cool one I want to get your take on this because you know Steve I know you work out really hard I mean I follow you on Instagram I see it You're strong too But most bodybuilders are strong but even if you go back in the day and you look Arnold for a bodybuilder Arnold Schwarzenegger who was the guy at the time at 7 8 time Olympia champion whatever it was a comparatively speaking he didn't really lift that heavy compared to like a Franco Colombo or a Dave Draper type You're a strong guy You throw around you Nick walker big Raimi you throw guys throw around a lot of weight But I think you'd agree a guy told me in the gym about ten years ago All of you guys work out hard The real key 90% of this is the knife and fork the diet isn't it When you're in your professional bodybuilding space you live in A 100% I always say you can't out train a bad diet You know whether your goal is putting on muscle or losing body fat or just general health and wellness altogether you need to make sure your diets I always say like at least 90% good because it's 90% of what year will be able to achieve in or out of the gym So it definitely died is huge
Daily Pop
DTWS Host Tyra Banks Defends Contestant Olivia Jade
"Talk dancing with the stars controversy. It's igniting over whether or not olympia j deserves to be contested. She's a daughter of laurie. Lachlan and they've been wrapped up in this whole college admissions scandal. Now we just talked to host tyra banks who said give girl chance. Listen to this. Olivia jade super brave. I think she's super brave to come out. I think she's like i'm tired of people talking about me. It's time for me to tell my story. And i'm going to do it on national television and i'm going to do dancing with the stars. Ought to be right there with her helping her to tell her story. There's just so much tire knows about controlling that narrative also likes underdog to you know what i mean Yeah but she's she's like okay. This girl she's gone through it like we've been talking about it. She has been crucified for all of the things that she and her parents and whoever advise them did and you know i was a teenage. We were all teenagers once and we didn't make the best decisions all the time but we were on some crazy platform all the time. I mean maybe you guys were not all your rate. Also she was influenced by adults. She didn't make these decisions by herself. So errands told this was the thing to do because again they were advised to do that. And i think. And i said this two and a half years ago when we were talking about this this is starting to rival khloe interest with the amount of time. We've spoken about it. But they're from a very affluent area in los angeles. And i think that was part of the culture where every family was like. We're gonna get our kids in college and this is how you do it. Obviously that way of life is not acceptable and doesn't work in which is why the whole system came crashing down because you can't illegally get your kid into school but i don't think that they were necessarily bad people. I think they made bad decisions. Laurie has done her time. Masato has done his time. Is he still in prison. Urged their time like let the girl. The girl is how old twenty two years old not even like. I just feel like at some point. It's like an know even going to one tires like you know. She needs to tell her side of this. It's like what's her side of the story her parents and we're going to get you in to see. This is what you need to do. Do it when you're seventeen years old. Sixteen you listen to your
The $100 MBA Show
The Importance of Having A Clear Vision Towards Your Goals
"The end of the day it starts with a clear vision. I didn't make this up. I actually picked up from out of all people. Arnold schwarzenegger arnold schwarzenegger is probably the best example. I can think of when it comes to vision. He says it's very important to have a very clear. Simple vision that you can look at the. You can imagine your head in a second because that's your driving force for him. He had multiple visions so at start. It was becoming mr olympia. Which is the highest title for a bodybuilders. And then he wanted to become an a list actor and then he the fill that vision that he wanted to be the governor of california which is the largest state in the us. And i think the eighth largest Economy by gdp in the world. And i picked this up in his book. Total recall his autobiography And it's really important because there are days that are tough. There are days that are harder than others were. You're required to do things each just don't feel like doing Your might be a little burnt out. You might be a little bit tired and might be dealing with are annoying thing and I often have to go back to the vision and say to myself okay. This is what i'm doing this for. This is why it's worth me going through this slog a little bit because it's one step closer to my vision by doing this. It gets me closer to my vision. And that's how arnold schwarzenegger puts it together like every rep. He did got him. Closer to mr olympia. Every set he did gone closer to that. You know that title.
Archives of Fabella
"olympia" Discussed on Archives of Fabella
"Beyond our world there is love beyond our world. There is war beyond our world. There is life beyond our world. there is fab- allah virgo eight. Six thousand eight by fabella year. Equal to august thirtieth two thousand eight. Ad earth year. I've said before how there are four world wars in fabella. I've covered the first continental war pitting east against west in the late. Eighteen hundreds the second continental war was fought from nineteen thirty seven to nineteen sixty nine. Ad to liberate abella from the bloodborne empire. Who won the first war. But i have yet to cover continental wars three and four today. Marks are entry into continental war three and how it began on the morning of virgo eighth a band of militant titan. Sorcerer's struck a critical blo at the fantasia republic. In what became known as the olympia massacre. This was one day of strategic air raids and senseless slaughter the resulted in seven. Hundred thousand casualties in olympia. Fantasia positioned approximately where seattle would be on a map of earth. Most of these casualties were innocent. People attacked in their very own homes. The olympia massacre ushered in the phantom league to public consciousness. The phantom league was a group of militant guerrilla forces who did not belong to any country but instead conducted violent terrorist acts in a bid to essentially bring down society and build it back up in their image. The phantom league was so dangerous because it wasn't as simple as country against country. This was a war on terror of people versus people. Everyone was drafted into the fight. Whether they asked to be a part of it or not your neighbor friend brother everyone you trusted could be someone angry enough savage enough and selfish enough to follow the phantom leagues influence. All nations including the bloodborne empire declared war on the phantom league following the olympia massacre but again because phantom league had a covert base of operations and members secretly operating in a lead government posts. It wasn't as simple as sending troops off to fight on the front lines overseas. The war front with everywhere guerilla attacks. Suicide bombings curses toxins and improvised explosive. Devices were the phantom league's main weapons of warfare. The olympia massacre might have been the date when they made themselves known as a group. But if you examine the acts of terror throughout history in the technological age you'll see that they had been gaining steam and dissembling. Their forces through small terrorist acts for decades. The phantom leagues influence stretched even into earth with groups like al qaeda isis and extremist groups in america being controlled by the secretive and violent regime..
Short Stories for Kids: The Magic Factory of Storytelling
"olympia" Discussed on Short Stories for Kids: The Magic Factory of Storytelling
"That's amazing set. Olympia remember to keep your feet flat on the ground. Then they moved onto a movement olympia called relevance she stood with her feet together and knees straight with her arms raised in graceful curves above her head. She then lifted her hills so she was on the balls of her feet. The bear watch this a few times before having a go herself. I like this one said the bear next. Olympia showed the bear how to jump. This was called so tae it involved starting in the plea position then jumping off of bow feet at the same time. Straightening her legs before landing back in play woo. that looks. Trachea said the bear. You'll can do it encouraged. Olympia go on how the try so the bear did the first attempt sent the bear tumbling onto her behind and she picked herself up and try it again. That's set olympia. Clapping her hands. You've got it now that the bear was feeling more confident. The pair of them made up a dance in the garden gliding across the grass and around the tent in leaps and spins pay. Were having such a wonderful time that they didn't even notice the real time. In fact it was only when olympia caught the sound of gentle clapping that she remembered that she was still in her. Pj's and hadn't had any breakfast yet. The clapping was coming from the entrance to the tent. There was hosea sitting and enjoying the show but the clapping didn't stop there olympias. Mummy and daddy joined in the clapping from where they've been watching at the back door. Then some of the neighbors joined in and the mailman on the paper boy and a lady passing was walking her dog. Everyone was incredibly impressed by olympia and the ballerina. Bear news spread of the dancing. Gio and later that day a television crew arrived and ask them to repeat their routine. The bear was a little shy at first. But olympia said it would be okay and they should just have fun and enjoy it and so they did even more people stop to watch it this time when they finished. It wasn't just clapping. They received but cheers to the film of the dancing together ended up on youtube and soon the world was watching them dance. They were becoming quite famous. The even earn some money from it too and you know what olympia spent her money on. Cheap bought l larger tent after all. The bear was too big for this old one the and..
Short Stories for Kids: The Magic Factory of Storytelling
"olympia" Discussed on Short Stories for Kids: The Magic Factory of Storytelling
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Seattle's Morning News
'My Body, My Choice': Healthcare Workers Protest State Vaccine Mandate
"High right and choose what I'm gonna do with my body, My body. My choice, the same argument used by pro choice activists adopted by anti vaccine mandate protesters in Pula. I think it should be choice I'm vaccinated. My daughter is not, And I think it should be her choice whether she would like to be vaccinated or not. They are against the governor's vaccine mandate for all healthcare workers. The large crowd gathered at an intersection drawn there by a conservative Christian group on Facebook, the same group that promoted stop the steal protests in Olympia back in January, which coincided with the insurrection at the US Capitol 2.5 hours north in Bellingham, another group protested outside of a hospital over the same vaccine mandate issue. Cairo radios Nicole Jennings reports from Peace Health Saint Joseph Medical Center. The States mandate health workers have until mid October to get the vaccine or say goodbye to their jobs. Bellingham protester Frank says the mandate violates those workers rights and that it's an especially bad idea during a health workers shortage. We need doctors and nurses. We don't eat less of them, especially to be fired. You're taking something they choose not to do that's truly insane. Peace health says the vaccines have proven themselves to be safe and effective and that it's imperative for their caregivers who are medically able to get the
Beekeeping Today Podcast
"olympia" Discussed on Beekeeping Today Podcast
"That's in place for us. I hope you get rid of some scotch grooms everywhere here here so we don't have to use pesticides because they do that. But you know there are some pollinator species. I like it. Especially birds the honeybees liked the pollen from a tube. It's just horrible now for anybody. Who's not familiar with it. I promise not to take up too much of your time this afternoon. But i did want to ask after working with this for the last many months and as you starting to roll this out words of advice for other communities who are considering it s year community member. Find the right person to talk to win. It might not be obvious. So find the right person in your municipality or government if you are a you know a government employ. It's not as difficult as it seems they give you quite a bit of time to meet the qualifications and again you once you are looking. You'll see opportunities everywhere so it's not as difficult as as you might initially see looking at the qualification is is a big investment. Now it's not it takes some of our time for sure but its habitat planning time that we do anyway and we should be looking for ways to preserve pollinator habitat or or three create or restore anyway as part of our habitat planning so basically our expenses the annual fee. And maybe a little bit of administrative time. Yeah not not a heavy lift if you said no it's worked at your mostly do anyways and it gets you in touch with a lot of resources that might not otherwise have and You know different and another community. Air another group of people who are passionate about something which is never a bad thing. Sounds like a wonderful program and a wonderful wonderful way to spend some time and get a great sign it to boot. Everybody's happy putting the bees. Happy views are good. We like that. Well thank you very much for taking time after. You've talked with us and beekeeping. Today podcast. In i look forward to seeing signed here. Welcome back be city usa. I feel special now. Olympia is on the map. Yeah you should. that's a that's a pretty cool thing. Fun fun program to do. Molly was Food had lots of information. Good information And i'm thinking you don't even have to. You can even have an ordinance against keeping bees and be obesity. So you know. They're pretty all inclusive. Yeah they are. I know i. I'm not to get down into political muck. But i know sie society. Some people have a problem with them because there's the whole native pollinator versus non native pollinator and honeybee is a non native. Somehow people got servcies mixed up in that but they do a lot of work. That's really good for the honeybee. And i think folks should lean on them as a valuable resource Going forward and and this be city. Usa is and be campus is To example are two examples of the great work that they do promoting pollinators. Yep i couldn't agree more and and They seem to job be good at what they were doing. I like this one thing. We didn't talk about very briefly. If if you're gonna let your lawn go in. May you know we talked about the no may or whatever it is. You're gonna do it. Whatever month works for you. A good trick to do is to moa maybe a two more with around the edge of your lawn let the middle grow up but keep the edge clean and neat and you'd be surprised so many people don't care them. The edge looks needs so interesting. I i it makes perfect sense. You know you you look at is got a and he's got a flower garden in there because but he is mowing. He's just ignoring all of this. So there is a very nice yard in As as you drive into olympia and there's a capital and you drive down the hill just before you get to the edge of the hill where you drive down past the capital. There's a house. That is always just chock full of native plants and pollinators never mode. But it looks really nice and i think that if you They show that demonstrates to me that if you approach it as a natural yard as opposed to just let me go to weed and look horrible. You can have a no mow yard. That looks nice in a city setting. Does that make sense. Yes it doesn't honeybees. Enjoy it just as much as all the rest of the native pollinators out there. Yeah yeah and the. Bumblebees and hummingbirds and It's it's a it's a great thing to do Really fun having molly on the show. Today it was so. Thank you molly. Well that about wraps it up for this episode before we go. I wanna encourage our listeners to raise five stars and apple podcast wherever you download and stream to show your vote helps other beekeepers finest quicker even better grab a review and let other beekeepers looking for new podcast. What you like. You can get there directly from our website by clicking on reviews along top of any web page as always. 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We read it on air so everybody gets visit fused that a question. I'm guessing a whole bunch of people got the same work for. Maybe we can keep a lot of people. Happy there you go. Thanks a lot. Send them in daycare everybody..
Beekeeping Today Podcast
"olympia" Discussed on Beekeeping Today Podcast
"Certification to see what it was all about. What are the benefits of becoming. Obesity was city of olympia. Had to prove this. So what did you describe to them as the benefits of becoming obesity. Usa certified. I think we've seen Definitely an increased interest in pollinator preservation and people interested in the disappearance pollinators and what citizens there are the community can do about that and this was something that is very similar to our tree city. Usa certification actually with arbor day foundation so The benefits are that we have acknowledged the play of pollinators and that we have a role to play in that and that we can also get the community involved in things that preserve pollinators and their habitats. And really it's part of our philosophy in the stewardship department and Also as you and i were talking kind of once she see it. It's everywhere and it. It blends into a lot of the other projects for example. We're gonna do some planting of pollinator habitat which will allow us to reduce our mowing. Which is a big deal in and around town the medians. They're replacing the mediums. Y not do something for pollinators. Those median strips are the tree line tree lonzo areas as opposed to just planning travel or doing something that requires more maintenance or there's a little benefit. Yeah there's a lot of opportunities to like that kinda thing we won't be able to take every opportunity but definitely at are are working our way into that very cool. And how long has the city been working towards the certification. It was i was gonna say spring of two thousand nineteen when it first came to my attention and that's how long They of course last year delayed everything so. We think that i'd have more time to work on it. That i didn't and so we Just got Certain actual certification is beginning this year and then in the next two years. We have time to meet all of the qualifications. That molly probably told you about was very complimentary of the work that you're doing so that was exciting. Yeah i kind of get down there. And so what are some of the any key projects you would like to highlight sarah. So there's a couple of things we've been doing Like i mentioned we work with volunteers and one of our volunteers was so excited that he dug out the bottom of a kettle that we have at one of our parks can gravel spoils area and he planted an entire native pollinator garden from seed. So we're kind of waiting to see how things go the way that the weather has van. But that's how excited he was so that's one of our projects. I mentioned. We have a couple of things where we're looking at planting So that we will reduce mowing and we also just recently applied for a grant for sensory gardens. So sensory gardens are places where people especially people experience in some sort of disability can go and Have access to sights. Sounds smells You know touch and tastes so all of the senses and we can have as part of that included pollinator habitat wonderful so either way even if we don't get the ground we're going to work on those and that'll give chance for equitable opportunities for people to view pollinators especially native exactly sounded great. So you you're working with community groups are you. How are you finding the group to work with for that group. It's really an equity and inclusion project so far for those groups will be with Some advocacy groups for parents have chosen with disabilities and A couple of other partners that we have in the community. We haven't really We've done a little bit of work with the garden. Olympia garden club. And then also i just spoke with olympia. Lions club about their pollinator about visa. Usa and what it means bruce. Good community involvement would big plus. I'm sure yes. I think i. I fell in the future. It'll be something that i pursue more. Were still recovering a little bit. So for example for pollinator week this year. I just tweeted out some facts. Kind of a you know a soft opening to our to our city. Usaa certification but it was something and We again are as we plan. Our habitat projects are. Volunteers are involved in those so there will have some information for sure. Cool good pollinator weeks. Really big for beekeeping today podcast because we we started on the podcast pollinator week twenty eighteen every year we celebrate. That's that's our anniversary Week speak as. I'm wearing the t shirt now. One of the cool things about be be sitting. Us as signed so and and we'll get a picture of you holding a sign here for the city of olympia. But where does the city for cease posting these signs. So it's a street sign I'm going to hopefully have it at one of the entrances to the city. But honestly it's so beautiful. I want one for our building is law. So i'm gonna have to contact mauleon c and the pollen your garden signs. They gave us are also beautiful. So there Yeah so street sign. That's a requirement and then maybe another one buildings will they be just one or you don't put them in several key. I'll start with one If you've ever there's a little bit of sign overload as you come and i want it to be impactful. Will you have the opportunity to get the logo placed on some of the parks and recreation website. Or it can. Is there that opportunity passively. So one of the things that has a requirement of e city say is having an online piece and so i'm still working on that in that might look like for us. We have a couple of platforms. I citizen are for community. Engagement and I haven't quite figured out. I two years or year and a half still so i haven't. That's one thing that i haven't done along with some of the other policy review and we have Our parks though one of the requirements is an ipm's or integrated pest management and our parks are pesticide-free and the only time that we have pesticides are when we have noxious leads that have to be legally controlled. Another train team comes in and does that so my coworker. Sam baker is the one that led that initiative. So luckily that's.
Beekeeping Today Podcast
"olympia" Discussed on Beekeeping Today Podcast
"Talking about it. Which is pretty exciting. So if anybody wants to listen more learn more about dessert society and the other projects under and other projects at go ahead and listen to episode. Three it's chock full of information Better be is pleased to sponsor. Today's episode of beekeeping. Today podcast for over forty years better be has supplied beekeepers across the country with the tools equipment and knowledge needed to succeed because many better be employees are beekeepers themselves. They understand your needs and challenges and are better prepared to answer your beekeeping questions from their colorful catalog and they're supportive beekeeper educational activities including this podcast better be truly lives up to their tagline of beekeepers serving beekeepers. See for yourself at better be dot com. How many cities are there. How many beat campuses are there. That's a great question Believe we're currently at two hundred sixty six total affiliates and it's pretty evenly split. We have a few more cities than campuses. The city program started in two thousand twelve and the campus program was twenty fifteen. So city program got low more momentum going early And then we have affiliates in forty four states that were were trying to get up to all. Fifty states are missing a few so hopefully some of our listeners. I can tell you which states event anywhere listeners. In their states you get extra bold stars if you become an affiliate so they're alaska which has an amazing number of bees. Especially bumblebees hawaii. Which i've been joking. I really wouldn't mind going and doing little advertising in hawaii i'm out Arizona which is also a huge hotspot for needed diversity and then oklahoma. Kansas and rhode island do you. Are you in any other countries. We're just in the us at this point. There's a similar program in. Canada called bc canada and they have a campus program as well and they they started a after be city usa and the founder vis-a-vis styles helped the founder of the candidate that start up program. So there's a lot of overlap that supper again. You know over the years. I've driven through a few be cities and and every one of them that i've been in somewhere in the city had a great big sign that says bc city. Where do i get one of those whence he elliott elliott. We provide you with the the artwork files to great designs. So there's a street sign that you can download and then we recommend contacting a local print shop to get made and then we also make a custom affiliate logo so it looks like the national one but it will have your city name in stated that can be used however so often they them for fundraising or if they make a certain things they can use that affiliate that That logo whereas ours is a little more restricted. And it's just use for the street signs. So i could have it on the city's webpage and if people wanted to find out about it click here and find out all about Well jeff's you're a you're a b. city out and olympia there Have you seen that logo on your webpage. You know. I haven't been to city olympia website. that's a good question in about a month ago. All right good well. now. I don't feel like such a doofus for not knowing that for sure that they They have it bet is interesting out. Well i wanna. I want to offer any of our listeners. Who live in alaska hawaii arizona. Oklahoma kansas rhode island. Those are the the five states that right five five six states that do not have obesity program if you're listener and you get your city listed as an affiliate i'll make sure you get a beekeeping. Today podcast mug or t shirt whichever you want but you have to work with molly and get your city. Be the first city listed in that state narrow. There is a challenge. Good idea. I think of it. Yeah there's a challenge for you. You mentioned the fact that you're in portland and so you know the portland area. The oregon area If i took a quick look. I know we've got almost a dozen Be cities and campuses in here in ohio but if one of those cities another one of those cities decided to to join up The committee came to you and said well we. We want to do some native plantings. We've got some. We've got some space we want to do. It's part of our commitment. We're going to increase native plants and decrease some of the grass that we've got some of those things. What do you know about ohio plants. I personally know. Essentially nothing about ohio plants but fortunately there seats dafna quite a bit so i would connect them with the expert in that region rather than i pretend to know something but i think people much birth i can ask them to actual expert but we do have people who are happy to share play lists sursee society has plant lists for each region of the country of native plants so i can connect people with resources and with people who them and looks. Good okay well. I was told long ago that it's not important to know everything. But it's more important is to know where to find the information so you're doing okay and let affiliates at all states. It's pretty hard to to know everything in all the states that we have the resources in the field. So so do you guys. But i do some What would you call it. Ongoing education as as as knowledge increases as as things evolve in terms of. I mean we were talking here recently. Do he cared was with the honeybee health coalition and they are seriously looking at the differences in the changes that are going to happen because of climate change And i'm gonna guess you're going to have the same issues with all pollinators. Are you looking at some of those things to to keep people up to speed ever really encouraging when he planting to really think about about being very local with the plants they're choosing so making sure they're selecting plants that are adapted to that region of for example. If you're in one of our affiliates in santa fe new mexico they could go pick a plant that is theoretically need it but it's really type of that native it's not native to that region so it's not drought tolerant or it's it doesn't have the actual abuse that really makes a bro while pacific region so we're encouraging people to pick the plants that really are going to work in their area and make those drought plant. You know. make the decisions of plants. That are going to work. Well their assignment change. And you're not thinking plants. That are already kind of mismatched. And you're going to have issues when you have the changing to the circle society has these regional plantlets. I've looked at them often. Are they reflecting. These changes planned lists question We can look at them and update them. I'm not directly involved in creating this weightless so i'm sure it's something that we're thinking about and will continue to update in the future. So do you guys have ongoing education. Webinars some kinds of events Once i've become a a abi city as i say tree city once i become a beast city. You're going to keep me up to speed and you're not only going to do it just by working with my committee but offering things for the whole community. That's.
KUOW Newsroom
"olympia" Discussed on KUOW Newsroom
"If unions are dying in the united states than someone forgot to tell washington labor leaders about their demise the state ranks fifth in the nation for union membership and that strength can translate into political power. In fact organized labor has helped democrats solidify one party rule in recent years and in turn unions have notched a series of legislative victories. Olympia correspondent austin jenkins reports in collaboration with the seattle times on the rising influence of unions. Right here in washington state. No further amendments. Look he was march of two thousand eighteen lawmakers in the washington house of representatives. We're about to debate one of the most contentious pieces of legislation of the year and goes substitute senate. Bill six one nine nine on it had to do with state funded homecare workers. These are people who bathe dress and feed elderly or disabled adults in their own homes. The legislation aimed to privatize this quasi-public workforce democrats don't usually push for privatization but state representative tana. Senn said in this case it would benefit the workers and their clients with this bill. We are reducing the paperwork so that we can increase care but that argument rang hollow for minority republicans. Who insisted the bill was about something else. Ensuring that homecare workers couldn't opt out of paying union. Dues this is nothing more than a payback to a union that was republican state representative. Joyce mcdonald getting gaveled down for impugning. The motives of the bill's supporters in the end house democrats passed the homecare bill without a single republican vote in fact. Republicans were so incensed. They refuse to vote on the bill. A move rarely seen that. Vote in two thousand. Eighteen sent a message. Democrats were back in control and olympia. After several years of divided control if the end of the two thousand eighteen session unions heralded the passage of bills that had previously been bottled up under split control. Equal pay voting rights prevailing wages and bargaining rights in the years since democrats have grown their majorities and continue to approve union backed legislation some of it high profile much of it. Well below the radar. I think one of the things that we're seeing is a real effort. A concerted effort to take advantage of the fact that the governor the senate and the house are all democrats at the moment. This is professor. Kim england directs the harry bridges center for labor studies at the university of washington. She says washington has bucked the national trend of declining union membership in large part because of the state's robust public sector and service worker unions..
GSMC Movie Podcast
"olympia" Discussed on GSMC Movie Podcast
"Her thing was being recognized for it. She didn't publicize her doings or gain anything from them. She was just present and doing the work like a normal person. She kept her circle of friends and coworkers. Small and close by the teacher in new york university drama department for many years. She often brought former students to work with her. And for her whether it's actors or directors. Her loyalty was intense. Second to that of her appetite to work. And perform as i say that and as i wrote in the episode did the research on her for this episode. I think i have subconsciously. Modeled myself after her. As i navigate this crazy business. I want to be like her. I want to do this just like her. Not in the headlines. Twenty four seven actually never really headlines but acquiring her successes quietly and being the best actor out there a real actors actor everyone who is a big name will always credit her if they worked with her for being the teacher and the inspiration and the most fun person ever met she had impeccable range. That no one could fight you on or try to discredit you on. She chose her projects based on their quality. Not based on their budget. Or who's in it were. What company is supporting it. She traveled all over the world to work and perform not staying between new york and los angeles. Only that you know can be cesspool that once you're sucked in it's hard to get out especially in this field. She often worked in canada in maine in. Louisiana anywhere with talent dared to emerge. She went to see it and participate. They don't make them like her anymore because of her. I know what i'm supposed to be doing and encourage you all to find somebody to look up to that Help you make that discovery. Be olympia or anyone else. You like though you're welcome to share. She'd love that. Many people feel like i do. She was a special broad with the no-holds-barred attitude zest defined the good stories. She never failed in that. Let's remember her that way. Rest in peace olympia you theatrical diamond in the house lights. I'll carry your abilities with me for a long time with that. I wanna thank you for listening to the gmc movie.
GSMC Movie Podcast
"olympia" Discussed on GSMC Movie Podcast
"Welcome back here. We finally are at the fourth segment. I thank you for listening all the way through. I really appreciate it. And i hope you've learned something about olympia and are inspired to watch your body of work. As she got older she was cast in some roles that centered around a common story line for older people death. Either that of her character or of someone close to her i think personally that's an under utilization of the talents and skills in older actress has they didn't live as long as they did and acquire the knowledge that they have just to use. It's talk about death. it's pretty one dimensional. There are other journeys older person can take. They aren't limited. Which is learning how to prepare for the other side. If you will go places do activities learn lessons rekindle or break off. Relationships cry laugh. Kiss whatever else they wanna do right here and now that unfortunately it was a lot of olympias role in the last decade or so. If she wasn't the old person dying than someone next to her was just like old people stumbling around abiding their time until final moment olympia though still managed to play and poke fun and briggs seriousness when necessary so that the film wasn't so linear that's the gift of a real actor a real pretender who is so perceptive to the nuances of any situation. You might not be aware of without her showing you. She could show me anything anytime. I'd have killed to work with her. I planned on it. I felt that our moment olympia and me with so destined that. I don't know i didn't move fast enough. I have a lot to learn. So that i don't make that mistake again in her twenty eighteen documentary which aired after the passing of her beloved. Louis he's asked if she's afraid of death as she swallowing some prescription medication keeping her alive. Ask her she's afraid of death however a comedy of errors. She says she was only concerned with not being able to feel. No species is conscious as us. Humans we are the only mammals maybe besides elephants with the knowledge and awareness of death of no longer talking walking breathing and to not know for sure if we continue in another form another place that's maddening to all of us for sure but to olympia. She was just concerned with not feeling. That's the main skill of an actor to feeling processing feelings reacting to feelings reacting one way or another like a chef needs his hands to cook or painter needs his brushes etc. An actor relies on his toolbox of emotions. True thespian. I'll say it a thespian. A rare breed. That's what made her academy award win for moonstruck so special someone who had dedicated herself to the arts in all forms trying it all someone who had been around a long time and just did.
GSMC Movie Podcast
"olympia" Discussed on GSMC Movie Podcast
"Welcome back here's my quick analysis of cloudbursts. I really liked this film. Originally a play written by american canadian film and theater director. Tom fitzgerald script was adapted for the screen to include olympia. Brenda fraker it. Debuted at the atlanta film festival in canada in two thousand eleven and was given an enthusiastic standing ovation amongst best screenplay and people's choice audience award for best film of the festival. It went onto win awards in other cities like halifax montreal vancouver and made its. Us debut at the palm springs international film festival in her two thousand eighteen documentary. There is a scene recording olympia chastising. The ceo of the toronto international film festival gore rejecting cloudbursts. She said you called it a senseless film that meanders..
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"olympia" Discussed on GSMC Movie Podcast
"It's kind of epic. And i laughed like probably too much as molly got more and more scared. I know it's terrible but she deserved it as we'll learn it's not wise to anger the person who holds that power. Unfortunately stella in daddy are not married. It's not legal yet at the time. A lot has changed in a decade. Hasn't and molly is the only blood relative alive so she and her power that's based on a technicality. Served stella court orders mandating. Dotty leave her home in. She arrives with her cop husband to escort the grandmother out her reasoning is. She needs to be in a place. Were trained people can help her to which still bites back. I've been taking care for for thirty years. Who's more trained than me. That's true it's kind of a comical in your face. kind of seen. Molly's husband holds stella back after he tries to wrestle her off of him. She throws things at him and yell obscenities. I dare not repeat on this podcast and it makes you laugh..
GSMC Movie Podcast
"olympia" Discussed on GSMC Movie Podcast
"And accolades in all including the academy award and golden globe. Award for moonstruck and several emmy nominations for her long running underappreciated now cult classic tales of the city was blessed with one of the largest bodies of work out there. It was us. We're the lucky ones. She didn't get to see herself. Transform re imagine and rethink everything. We thought we knew about the world order. She felt it but she couldn't see it. You can't see yourself doing something but we saw it. We got the best seat in the house. I have always loved this woman. I even wrote something last year with her in mind always think of her and aspire to have her range as a performer. And as a visionary with that this is a film podcast after all. I'd like to talk about a few films of hers. That aren't as well known like moonstruck or steel magnolias. Which is one of my favorites but these films will still show the depth of her skills as a creative force that we need to remember. I won't ever stop talking about her. And i hope after you hear about the work she did throughout this episode that neither. Will you stay tuned for the next segment. When i discussed the first olympia dukakis film of the episode cloudbursts no the latest and hottest music hidden. The airwaves be left out. Listened to the golden state media concepts music podcasts. On the loop with everything you need to know from rock hiphop top forty and we'll throwing us of your favorite artist concert and tour dates and so much more..
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"olympia" Discussed on GSMC Movie Podcast
"They left their droppings. All over her olympia said later that that was a sign from the universe telling me what show business was like and to run run. Run run but olympia fell in love with the business instead. Even from that in the nineteen sixties. Olympia began her indelible theater career on the stages of the williamstown summer theater in massachusetts where she always returned no matter how brightly her star shined she performed at the famous delicate theatre in central park home to shakespeare in the park place Cheap performed the esteemed shakespeare and co in lenox massachusetts she performed greek comedies and dramas at the getty theater in the hollywood bowl in los angeles and she blessed an international audience with her talents as well reviving her role in a one woman. Play rose in cyprus. In two thousand twelve following her stint in london's national theatre a performance that gave the show an alleviate award nomination my favorite accomplishment of hers other than being good friends with sharing sally field of course is her and her husband. Louis zurich's co founding of theater company. I plan to achieve both of these things as well. A theater group and sharon's deli as my friends..
GSMC Movie Podcast
"olympia" Discussed on GSMC Movie Podcast
"Mr cox passed away last saturday at the age of eighty nine years old leaving behind her three children grandchildren and a career spanning over six decades through every medium in the arts there is and honestly she probably created some new ones to olympia was born in lowell massachusetts in june nineteen. Thirty one to a greek mother and turkish father in a heavy irish dominated neighborhood. Olympia describes learning to fight to toughen up and drive people away in an area where ethnic discrimination particularly against greeks was routine she developed her fiery spirit out of a need to survive and as a way to get out of the neighborhood she didn't want to be in. She was a voracious explorer. An overall doer never one to sit still and wait. This kind of putting yourself first flaunting. Your ideas publicly was not understood by her mother. A woman who very much represented the older ways of living and thinking. Olympia describes her mother taking on the job of keeping shame away from the family. Which more often than not took the form of me. Olympia was rebellious and independent. Her mother didn't like it. Olympia was prideful. To and the clash between them could only exists between two people with equal amounts of pride. Her mother wanted her to feel the shame. The shame for being loud overly animated not wanting to be in a one man relationship and worst of all which is funny enough for wearing pants. Her mother would hit her demanding. She feel shamed of her actions and how that made her family look to everyone. Her mother wanted some sign that she would get the message that she is not a proper girl. She wanted her to cry. Be girl that reflects the values of the nineteen fifties. But olympia wouldn't cry at least not in front of her proper girl..
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Everyone's Talking About Olivia Rodrigo - Good 4 U
"I've been listening to olympia. Rodriguez album sour and i think we need to talk about her third single off album good for you. Have you guys gotten a chance to listen to it yet. I mean a thousand times. The record has been repeat. Every time i get in my car and turn on the radio seems to be playing yet. Shire jump on tiktok. I don't know how often you guys tiktok. But that's another very commonplace. You might hear that song. Tiktok is currently my social media restriction at this very moment. Okay as in. You're not on tiktok. Usually but i've just needed a break. Yep so i kind of missed the phenomenon okay. Well tiktok aside. I know you've both heard it a bazillion times. I want to queue it up and listen to a little bit of it. Yes please one of my favorite things about this track is that it's almost like it has a split personality between the verse. The chorus the verse is kind of funky kind of slow kind of sinister cathedral. Qassim down really easily found in the only took a couple weeks and then the chorus just explodes into this distorted raging pop punk anthem. Head-spinning totally
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Olivia Rodrigo Debuts NEW Song Amid High School Graduation! - Clevver News
"In big news olympia rodriguez graduated high school over the weekend. It's a huge accomplishment. It also just reminds you how young this girl is who already has two number ones on the billboard. Hot one hundred
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Olivia Rodrigos Sour Breakthrough
"Who is not functioning or is that just the heat emanating from the discourse around the olympia rodrigo album. It is tough to know. I had mentioned on the facebook group. That i wasn't sure if i was gonna come in for a second. Olivia cast twenty twenty one. But you know what the demand is there. The urges there the intrigue is there and the discourse has arrived. Here we are sour is out. We are back lindsay sold. Ads is here lindsey. Hello lindsey reviewed sour for npr. First time on podcast. Olivia horn is here. Hello olivia welcome. Hey thank you. Olivia reviewed the album for pitchfork. We have a lot of takes a lot of inspired takes between mine and lindsay's and olivia's so we are going to. We're gonna get active on this week's episode going deep on the ark of olivia rodrigo. We opened up with deja-vu which is a later. Alavi rodriguez angle after of course driver's license. Which are sure everyone has committed to memory and tattooed on their arm by now lindsay. Let's start with you. Can you talk to me before we even get to sour. Can you talk to me a little bit about the ark of the single rollout the singles roll out. I should say 'cause i feel veers. There's a narrative within that micro arc that says atone before you even get to. The album agree. So you. I think that first of all is interesting about the olivia. Argus is this. Is all pretty much happening this year. In the calendar year of twenty twenty one driver's license comes out at believe january and just conquers the world and everyone's soul and is just one of i think the biggest like out of nowhere sort of breakout hits other not necessarily out of nowhere. We'll get to the hat but really like has this hold on the culture even cross generational which i think is kind of interesting element there at aachen stay. Takes off on tiktok in just becomes like mass. Cultural phenomenon is number one for weeks on the billboard chart and you know like that type of breakthrough has the danger of one hit wonder written all over
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Oscar-Winning Actress Olympia Dukakis Dies at 89
"Back to normal, and tributes and flowers overflowing on Olympia Dukakis star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the Oscar winning actress died on Saturday. In New York. After months of failing health, she was 89 If you recall, she won a best supporting actress Academy Award for her performance in the 1987 film Moonstruck, but also is in Mr Holland's Opus, Steel Magnolias and
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Oscar-Winning Actress Olympia Dukakis Dies at 89
"The movie Steel Magnolias has passed away here. Zain uses Chris Barnes with more An Oscar winning actress with the family tied to a one time political figure has passed away. What do you do it? Housewife. How come you're reading along? I'm not alone. That's Olympia Dukakis In one of her most remembered roles as the New York City Italian mother in 1980 seven's Moonstruck. Here's more of the scene of that dinner with a stranger played by the late John Mahoney. Ask a question. Go ahead. Men chase women. Nerves. I think it's because they fear death. Dukakis also had major movie roles and steel Magnolias, Mr Holland's Opus and many others and over 100 appearances on TV for near Boston, a cousin to Michael Dukakis, who became Massachusetts governor and then failed in the 1988 White House bid. Her family says Olympia Dukakis passed away Saturday morning at her home in New York City. She was 89. For I news. I'm Chris Barnes.
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Olympia Dukakis, Oscar-Winning ‘Moonstruck’ Actress, Dies at 89
"Winning actress Olympia Dukakis has died at the age of 89. She was born in law and went to Boston University. She also was the cousin of former Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis when she accepted her Academy Award in 1988 for best supporting actress for the movie Moonstruck. Caucus gave a shout out to her cousin who was running for president that year to my friends and colleagues in New York and the whole theater. Thank you very much. Okay, Michael, let's go. Olympia Dukakis was one of the BU theater graduates who started the Charles Playhouse in Boston in the late 19 fifties.
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Olympia Dukakis, Oscar-winning 'Moonstruck' star, dies at 89
"I'm Julie Walker Olympia Dukakis Oscar winning actress who played Cher's mother in moonstruck and appeared on Broadway has died at eighty nine according to our agent Dukakis died at her home in New York City her brother Apollo wrote on Facebook after many months of failing health she is finally at peace with Lewis her husband your call has referred to her in nineteen eighty eight best supporting actress win for moonstruck as the year of the Dukakis you've got a lot of blind on your neck he's coming back this morning what's the matter with you L. I. Scott went down hard like that damn thing come up with something it also was the year her cousin Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis was the democratic party's presidential nominee but the actress you lost your statue as she told A. P. back in two thousand and three somebody broke into the kitchen took the Oscar left that's all they wanted was the Oscar and you never got a bank now but I'll tell you how clever my husband wants has been insured for ten thousand dollars so we got ten thousand dollars when it was stolen and we bought another one for like sixty Bucks I'm Julie Walker
Scuba Shack Radio
The Alcatraz Story
"It's time for another installment of sea hunt. It's still alive here on scuba shack radio. This time. we're going back to episode one of season two and it was titled the alcatraz story this episode premiered on january fourth nineteen fifty nine at the time. Alcatraz was still very much an operation as a prison and it did not close until march of nineteen sixty three. The alcatraz story starts off with a scene of several convicts breaking rocks on the cliffs of alcatraz when all of a sudden one of the convex Falls in and then you see him. Swim-down before surfacing when the guards fish him out but wait. There's a mysterious fishing boat. The olympia watching what's happening. The convict circling is arm as if he's signaling fishing boat the scene shifts to the boat and three guys say they need to find mike nelson. Now we're underwater with mike nelson and he's testing flares for company. When all of a sudden an anchor comes crashing down dangerously close to him and an a skin. Diver comes diving down. Mike is really mad. And he's ready to chew him out when he gets to the surface but they get to the surface in all the guys start apologizing and they say they've came a long way to see mike and mike ask them why to bury mitzi no. They introduced themselves as the brand brothers. Larry johnny and frank they claim to be abalone divers and need to to learn how to scuba dive so they can find the abalone. Mike advises them on the law. But they say hey there lotto buying brothers so he agrees to teach larry and johnny how to scuba dive for three hundred dollars. And we're going to start tomorrow morning at eight thirty. But mike tells them any of them goof off. It's over so the next morning they're out diving. Mike says they're easy to teach. He's going over the equipment the safety procedures in the buddy system underwater now. They're in triples doubles and singles tanks. Bit of everything after their first lesson which by the way lasted five hours underwater and they were below sixty feet might tells the brothers no more diving while he heads back to town jeep to get the tanks fill and he gives them a book on scuba diving. Do read larry tells mike okay teach will be good he had. That's not gonna happen. Mike returns to find the boat empty. And there's bubbles in the water. Larry johnny or diving again just franks shows up and mike and frank get into a fight before mike knocks him down gets into his gear and enters the water to retrieve the two brothers before they kill themselves. Mike finds them underwater. And it looks like they're doing something like the dive master gear exchange. Now they take off and mike goes in hot pursuit for some reason. Johnny turns around rips. Mike mask off. Mike has defined it. Put it on and clear it. Just in time to find larry running out of air. Mike grabs larry and buddy breathes with him to the surface now. Mike is really mad. Schools over another five minutes and all their problems would have been over. They'd be dead his advice. Don't play games with the ocean. The brothers gibb tell mike. They were just practicing. What was in the book. Mike gave them. Mike doesn't really believe them but they take off and as the boat depart mike find frank's wallet on the pier. Apparently he lost it. Doing to fight with mike. He's not frank brennan but frank bronson the plot thickens. Wonder if my god is three hundred dollars the scene now shifts to fisherman's warf and mike is getting the low down on the bronson brothers. They haven't been abalone fishermen for years and there's a fourth brother mark now mike looking for their boat but he spots it on often abandoned peer in oakland and decides that he needs to scuba dive out to see what's up. The board is empty. But before mike can get on board the three bronze brothers show up his only option. Hide under the boat when the engine starts. He grabbed a dangling. Bow-line and hitches a ride. They're up to no good. The pressure is tremendous as he hangs on an fears of the blades of the prop behind them. But the boat finally slows then stops. And larry johnny jump in on scuba and have an extra set a gear. What's going on. Mike surfaces and sees their right off alcatraz. It's two against one. Nothing new for mike nelson. He follows them down to some rocks underwater where they deploy a surface buoy. Then we see a convict one zero nine eight six. That would be mark bronson. He died into the water now. Mike gets it as he sees the convict getting into a wet suit. And putting on the gear. Mike shoots a flare off to signal. The guards on alcatraz hoping it works. Mike is now fully rigged mask wetsuit. Tank regulator weight belt and knife and their high tailing it off against a strong title current. But larry turns and he spots mike. He's going to fight a rearguard action while johnny and markswoman. It's a knife fight. And it's a good one larry's tough clever and slippery but might get behind. Him cuts his air hose and brings him to the surface. And that's where we see. Mike's knife into larry's first stage. The flare did its job. And there's a patrol boat from the island coming on the scene that's one bronson in the bag on the boat. They followed the brothers bubbles and when they catch up mike dies back in lights off a flare and pokes it at the brothers and another massive underwater fight breaks out mike pulls off marks masks shuts air off and shoves him johnny he then puts johnny in a stranglehold and brings the two brothers to the surface. Mike has thwarted escape attempt. Larry says on the boat. It was a pretty good scheme. Yeah mike doesn't think so. Wow this first. Episode new year was jam packed with some great underwater fight scenes. I guess they really wanted to get everyone excited about the show again. And you most definitely will recognize johnny bronson. That was leonard. Nimoy yes mr spock. He shows up again. So that's the alcatraz story from nineteen fifty-nine the first episode of season. Two of seon. Hope you enjoyed it. I'll be back again soon with another installment of seon. It's still alive here on scuba shack radio.
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Civil right to counsel bill passes Senate in preparation for end of eviction moratorium
"That started in Seattle has now gained traction in Olympia State funded lawyers for those facing eviction more from Cuomo's Jeff Pooja Look. Democrats argue that the pandemic is forced far too many renters into eviction with the inability to pay for council Senate Bill 51 60 would create taxpayer funding for legal representation for those hoping to stay in their homes. But not all are sold on the idea with Republican representative Michelle called here saying, it's not just renters that need help. We need to have solutions for people, all walks of life, not just certain groups of people. The bill has already cleared the state Senate and is awaiting a vote on the House floor.
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"Zone Banda shower, setting up right over parts of Puget Sound, especially South sound, a location that could see locally heavy rain and maybe an isolated cloud to ground lightning strikes with something to keep an eye out for near Belle Fair. Rafe, you all the way into Olympia and parts of Pierce County. Now the snow, the Cascades has been slowly winding down. We will see locally heavier snow, continuing parts of the far Southern Cascades that could impact White passed throughout the afternoon and evening hours, otherwise drying out and warming up back into the mid fifties Tuesday afternoon, and the Cold Weather Center meteorologist Kristen Clarke in Seattle right now, we're getting
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The Unrelenting Force of Dawn Staley
"So josh. He recently had a long conversation with basketball. Legend dawn. staley. I for those who might be less familiar with her career and background. Can you give us a quick snapshot of just what this woman has accomplished. Well i don't know if i can do it quickly. It's a long list. She was a two time. Ncwa player of the year. At virginia she went on to be named one of the wnba. Top fifteen players of all time daily off screen getting that bit rates jabber every time. She comes down with a line drive. She has a board time olympia and as the player time overall including her coaching career. Staley underneath will sell it. Twenty three game winning streak for the united states. She went directly into head. Coaching style was never an assistant coach. Her first job was the head coach at temple and she came to south carolina following a fairly long career temple and has taken south carolina from okay program to a national championship in two thousand seventeen. South carolina spectacular. Performance chappie you dug pretty deep into you. Don staley's background her early background. Can you tell us about her early days and her family growing up well. She grew up one a big family lot five kids. The matriarch of the family was estelle salia housekeeper. They grew up in a housing project in north philadelphia. Not easy but still staley was a disciplinarian in her daughter's words and everybody knows my mother. She's a headstrong woman. She's deceased now but she was known for her straight took. No nonsense backed down from nobody. You did not take her parking spot at the mall without a fight etc and down has carried that onto a much larger stage so just a very tight family and still somebody who's very much shaped by her mother and be the course of north philadelphia where she played against boys for most of her childhood and became not just very good but very tough. The neighborhood i grew up in you had to make sure that you had a reputation as being strong then back now from anybody was able to handle anything that was throwing your way and that has prepared me for any curve balls. Life can throw me north philly. Tough was the word her brother used. And they don't throw that around lightly a connection between the way she was raised where she grew up and the kind of basketball coach that she's become a where she was raised in where she grew up has affected every part of her. She is not a person who on some days. It's easy to play for our imagine especially early in her tenure at south carolina there were players who left the program high profile players. Who left the program. I would think don stay. They would tell you. She may not be for everybody because she is not going to suffer any foolishness. She will defend those players outside the program to the end of the earth. But that doesn't mean that she's going to give them an inch when they're in her. Jim staley has also become one of the more outspoken coaches and all of college basketball and josh recently wrote that quote staley. Mary's attributes that many have decided are incompatible. What did you mean by that. Well she's just fascinating to me because she is a black woman in the state of south carolina who has been pretty clear that she's not donald trump supporter. This is a state that voted for donald trump. So she's really walking a fine line there when she's got a lot of fans in a red state and she's pretty blue person but she's also shares a very strong christian faith with most south carolinians. She has been outspoken about police. Brutality inequality in the policing system at the same time. She's a special deputy at the rich county sheriff's office. She regularly rides armed with rich. County sheriff's deputies on their patrols. I do think that's relatable the coaches like some of the things that they do the de-escalate or tactics they use is relatable to deal with every day. Leon lot longtime sheriff of richland county said to me. If she wasn't a basketball coach she'd be a cop. She's just got that demeanor. Help people i mean. And that's what law enforcement should be about is about helping people and she wants to know people. She has a gift to gab. She can talk. Do you have to have good communications. Feel today law enforcement officer. She has that so you can't put her in a box and that's fascinating to me. How do you think she navigates. Straddling all of those worlds. She said to me that she is not stressed. I can't be anybody but me but at the same time you know. Most people here at south carolina in south carolina. Accept me for who. I am and i'm good with that and i'm good the ones that don't but i don't think there's a grand plan. I don't think she has an outline. I think she takes every interaction every moment and she deals with it very reflexively face what you could teach me something you can over me up to see things a little bit differently then. She's not a person who will not listen to somebody who has a different opinion. She says she craves hearing those different opinions. As long as the conversations can be respectful and stay within certain bounds. She wants that to happen. I can foresee a day where dawn staley is sitting in the middle of colonial life. Arena in the court at a podium and just taking questions from tons of people in the audience. Who don't agree with her on anything politically or socially. I think she would love that. I think she wants that stuff. But i don't think this is part of a bigger plan. I think she just deal with it from her. Core and then goes to the next day. Does the same
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"olympia" Discussed on Extraordinary Women Radio with Kami Guildner
"She was a corporate executive leading multibillion dollar programs making more than fifty million dollars in sales and facilitating sales more than three hundred million using her skills from being a college professor of business. She developed innovative corporate training programs that resulted in untold. Millions of dollars in sales olympia unshackle so that they can make a bigger difference in impact. She specializes insecure in time. Many freedom for women. Ceo's through their profitable and pleasurable business. Let's meet olympia hustler. Welcomed extraordinary women. Radio olympia is so great to have you here on the show. Thank you so much. I'm so excited to be here with you. Yeah i'm excited to have you here. You and i are past a crowd crossed in all different kinds of ways. And it's fun to get on a call like this and really get to know you more me too. I when i saw how you do your show with just having a natural conversation and talking story. I love that so i just can't wait to see where we go out. That's awesome pets totally awesome. Yeah i love story. And i want to just start with this last year. Has we're stepping into twenty twenty one. It's like i keep telling everybody. Take deep breaths now here. we go. we're going into twenty twenty one. And i see so much opportunity in front of us. I see so much ability for us to get out and do our most important work. I think the time is so ripe for so much of us and his worst stepping into the new year and like you to pause and reflect back on the last twelve months because it has been something i mean. He's thinking about it. We're almost a full year. We re we're really coming up on the one year mark when we started to think about things we're going to be different in twenty twenty. What was it that you learned about yourself in this past year. What are those biggest. Aha's one of the biggest aha's learned about myself is that i how the ability and the capacity now emotionally physically energetically mentally to handle huge stress loads. I grew up in an environment of A lot of stress a lot of violence and a lot of trauma from accidents and concussions. And things like that. So my nervous system had been for the most part of my life. Jerry activated an agitated and i didn't even know it i Though throughout the years. I've done a lot of work on myself and with other Very highly qualified professionals to help me. And so. I was so impressed that i could remain calm now. Not saying all the time. But i would have been in major freak out mode if i hadn't had that and while while one thing i did i wanted to share with you that i did at the beginning of the pandemic. I recognized it immediately. I did a thirty day. Facebook video files so one one video a day where i would teach people about what was happening. Is called money fears rail and how you change it and we went through. What's happening in your mind and in your body in your heart because of the pandemic and how is that affecting your life in your business and then we did real time change work so i offered that for free to everyone who wanted to hear that and it. It was really just kind of my way of giving back to people. I love that. And i think that was the businesses that moved through the Couple different angles. I wanna go off of that. The businesses that really thrive in this past year were showing up in service and really thinking. How can i share my guess. How can i own my genius and step into serving my community. And so as you were as you were you. Were going down this pathway of serving in your community. What happens with the people you were that that were in your community. They were able to not freak out able to be more calm and more center and be able to function because without when a person is in that fight flight freeze response. You know all they can think about but then also all their body can do is respond. The tension right that sabertooth tiger that ran so being able to not do that leaves us in a position to be able to go forward to make good decisions a professionally and personally and to be able to actually move forward because you cannot move forward when you're in a state of fear. Move forward in terms of advancing in accomplishing things. Yes you can make or as getting away from that tiger or that burning house that your your nervous system thinks you're running away from but you won't be productive you'll just be trying to get out of danger as opposed to going somewhere specific as in complex in your goals having impact serving others. Yeah i love it. I remember back to those days as well on. It's like that those first couple of days where you're of trying to catch your flooding and finding our our breath finding okay. What we do with this. Where do we go with this. And my initial instinct was related to my mastermind group. And say what you guys named. Where are you guys at. We actually opened up. Marco polo roma's first time. I opened up. Marco polo room to my clients but it was incredibly valuable because they started coming in and leaning into a one another one day somebody be up somebody down it. Would it would go throughout that week. And they would lean into each other and they found a different footing just like you're talking about and then they were able to go do their work which is the ripple effect of all of it. So just like you know as you were showing up for your clients helping them and all of that emotions. That are there then. They could go do their work after they found their footing. So that's super cool that that was what What you know what you did. I love that because it's it's so a line to a new aligned so super new way. I wanna go back to some of the story of you because i think it's when you realized that you had really grown over the years and and how you could manage to the stress and what was you know what came at addison twenty twenty. What was that you found for yourself that that really helped you ground and be in your best flooding at that early on. Well i did. It need to.