36 Burst results for "Olympic Committee"
The Mason Minute
Cricket (MM #4591)
"Even though the Paris Olympics are a little less than one year away, International Olympic Committee people are already talking about the 2028 games when they come back to America and will be in Los Angeles. The other day they announced five new sports or five sports returning to the Olympics. Flag football, lacrosse, squash, cricket. The first time cricket's been played in the Olympics since 1900. And they're also bringing baseball for the men's softball for the women. What's interesting? Why do you bring back cricket? It's been gone for 120 plus years. Very simple. Because of its popularity in India, they can charge 100 million more dollars for advertising revenue. So Indian television makes more money, as does the IOC. I was surprised when they got rid of baseball a few years ago it was so popular. But flag football is the one that just leaves me with my head scratching. Now I realize American football, one of the most popular sports around the world. But flag football? Would you like to tell somebody you're an Olympian playing flag football? Just makes me shake my head sometimes. The things we do for money.
News, Traffic and Weather
Fresh update on "olympic committee" discussed on News, Traffic and Weather
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The Mason Minute
Cricket (MM #4591)
"Even though the Paris Olympics are a little less than one year away, International Olympic Committee people are already talking about the 2028 games when they come back to America and will be in Los Angeles. The other day they announced five new sports or five sports returning to the Olympics. Flag football, lacrosse, squash, cricket. The first time cricket's been played in the Olympics since 1900. And they're also bringing baseball for the men's softball for the women. What's interesting? Why do you bring back cricket? It's been gone for 120 plus years. Very simple. Because of its popularity in India, they can charge 100 million more dollars for advertising revenue. So Indian television makes more money, as does the IOC. I was surprised when they got rid of baseball a few years ago it was so popular. But flag football is the one that just leaves me with my head scratching. Now I realize American football, one of the most popular sports around the world. But flag football? Would you like to tell somebody you're an Olympian playing flag football? Just makes me shake my head sometimes. The things we do for money.
The Mason Minute
Cricket (MM #4591)
"Even though the Paris Olympics are a little less than one year away, International Olympic Committee people are already talking about the 2028 games when they come back to America and will be in Los Angeles. The other day they announced five new sports or five sports returning to the Olympics. Flag football, lacrosse, squash, cricket. The first time cricket's been played in the Olympics since 1900. And they're also bringing baseball for the men's softball for the women. What's interesting? Why do you bring back cricket? It's been gone for 120 plus years. Very simple. Because of its popularity in India, they can charge 100 million more dollars for advertising revenue. So Indian television makes more money, as does the IOC. I was surprised when they got rid of baseball a few years ago it was so popular. But flag football is the one that just leaves me with my head scratching. Now I realize American football, one of the most popular sports around the world. But flag football? Would you like to tell somebody you're an Olympian playing flag football? Just makes me shake my head sometimes. The things we do for money.
The Mason Minute
Cricket (MM #4591)
"Even though the Paris Olympics are a little less than one year away, International Olympic Committee people are already talking about the 2028 games when they come back to America and will be in Los Angeles. The other day they announced five new sports or five sports returning to the Olympics. Flag football, lacrosse, squash, cricket. The first time cricket's been played in the Olympics since 1900. And they're also bringing baseball for the men's softball for the women. What's interesting? Why do you bring back cricket? It's been gone for 120 plus years. Very simple. Because of its popularity in India, they can charge 100 million more dollars for advertising revenue. So Indian television makes more money, as does the IOC. I was surprised when they got rid of baseball a few years ago it was so popular. But flag football is the one that just leaves me with my head scratching. Now I realize American football, one of the most popular sports around the world. But flag football? Would you like to tell somebody you're an Olympian playing flag football? Just makes me shake my head sometimes. The things we do for money.
The Mason Minute
Cricket (MM #4591)
"Even though the Paris Olympics are a little less than one year away, International Olympic Committee people are already talking about the 2028 games when they come back to America and will be in Los Angeles. The other day they announced five new sports or five sports returning to the Olympics. Flag football, lacrosse, squash, cricket. The first time cricket's been played in the Olympics since 1900. And they're also bringing baseball for the men's softball for the women. What's interesting? Why do you bring back cricket? It's been gone for 120 plus years. Very simple. Because of its popularity in India, they can charge 100 million more dollars for advertising revenue. So Indian television makes more money, as does the IOC. I was surprised when they got rid of baseball a few years ago it was so popular. But flag football is the one that just leaves me with my head scratching. Now I realize American football, one of the most popular sports around the world. But flag football? Would you like to tell somebody you're an Olympian playing flag football? Just makes me shake my head sometimes. The things we do for money.
The Dan Bongino Show
Mitt Romney Announces He Will Not Seek Re-Election
"Stupendous terrific excellent I guess that excellent twice Mitt Romney will not be running for re -election which is a news Mitt Romney has been a wart on the Republican Party for a long time he was a dreadful presidential candidate he was he is a one -way why you know I was running with this guy in 2012 I was running for Senate in Maryland in an uphill race and I had spoken kindly about this guy because when he was in charge of slock the Salt Lake Olympic Committee he really he did like turn that thing around they were a mess and I only know that because I worked there for some bizarre reason Secret Service that they had that thing declared an NSSC it's a long story but you know I don't need to waste your time but we wound up doing security for the Olympics which was just dumb like we were like security guards you the taxpayers instead of the Olympic Committee paying for their own security because that was like scandalous eventually so everybody wanted that so they started limiting these NSSC's national special security events but I went in there and we were there for about a month and it was a mess and Romney did a good job and I positively spoke about him and then I realized what a snake this guy was I was running for office and I had won the Republican primary in Maryland did a huge upset him he was a total newcomer zero political experience at all and I was the Republican nominee for Senate it came out of nowhere I mean we got destroyed in the general election it was three a -way race we got just murdered it's like a crime scene but uh Romney's people didn't help us one bit I don't mean like with money I get that like why would you pour money into a Maryland Senate race we were gonna get crushed and I'm not even
AP News Radio
UN expert advising IOC gives views on Russians at Olympics
"A UN expert advising the International Olympic Committee says Russian athletes who have actively served in the military invasion of Ukraine should be allowed to return to international sports if they didn't take part in any war crimes. The UN special repertoire of a cultural rights, Alexander zanthe, said late Sunday, only Russian military members implicated in the allegations of war crimes, genocide, crimes against humanity or propaganda for war should be denied neutral status to compete in international sports ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics, some fakey has angered Ukrainian athletes who took part in an IOC hosted call to consult them ahead of an Olympic announcement to Tuesday to update guidance for sports bodies, 16 months before the opening of the Paris games. I'm Charles De Ledesma
Dennis Prager Podcasts
World Athletics Says Trans Women Banned From Female Sports
"Women were no longer allowed to compete in female track and field events regardless of their levels of testosterone world athletics president Sebastian Coe, announced, speaking after a meeting of the global track and field federation's decision making body co said, the council has agreed to exclude male or female transgender athletes who have been through male puberty from female world ranking competitions from March the 31st this year. And he said that the world athletics had consulted with stakeholders, including the International Olympic Committee and national federations. The majority of those consulted stated that transgender athletes should not be competing in the female category. Many believe there is insufficient evidence that trans women do not retain advantage over biological women and want more evidence that any physical advantages have been ameliorated before they are willing to consider an option for inclusion into the female category. The judgment we took was, I believe, in the best interest of our sport. We're not saying no forever, adding that a working group headed by a transgender person would be created to further monitor scientific developments. Now, this is interesting. The decision has divided opinion. Fair play for women, a UK based body, which says its aim is to defend the sex based rights of women and girls, welcome the move. This is a reversal of their unfair testosterone suppression policy and makes good on co's commitment to protect female sport.
AP News Radio
IOC's Bach says Olympics on history's side in Russia issue
"Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky says Russian athletes have no place in Olympic competition, but they would win top prize elsewhere. If the Olympic spores were killings and missiles strikes. But the head of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach says. They've been advised by the UN, they can't discriminate against athletes from Russia and Belarus. History will show who is doing more for peace, the ones who try to keep lines open and to communicate and the ones who want to isolate or divide. During World War II, Germany and Japan were excluded from the 1948 London Olympics. I'm Jackie Quinn
Bloomberg Radio New York
"olympic committee" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"West Ham United there in fourth they shut out Watford one nil on Newcastle knocks off Everton three to one taking a look at Italy and from Milan beating Roma to nil in a Copa Italia quarter final match at San Siro Beijing Winter Olympics Germany's Natalie geissen burger wins her third goal to women's luge Italy by the way beats Norway and mixed doubles curling elsewhere estella deca from the Czech Republic has won the women's parallel giant slalom in snowboarding while Austria's Benjamin Karl wins the men's preliminary round matches in women's hockey Japan knocking off the Czech Republic three two Sweden beats Denmark three to one while Finland knocks off rush of the Russian Olympic Committee 5 nothing Trades in the NBA the Portland Trail Blazers have dealt guard CJ McCollum to the New Orleans pelicans along with Larry Nance junior and Tony Snell for Josh hart Tomas setter and skiing the keel Alexander walker and dida lose along with the protected first round and two second round draft picks Another big trade the pacers sending the montes sabonis Jeremy lamb Justin holiday in a 2027 second round draft pick to the Sacramento Kings for tyrese Halliburton buddy healed and Tristan Thompson sabonis a two time all star He's averaging 19 points 12 rebounds and about 5 assists per game Wizards all star Bradley Beal's gonna miss the rest of this season as a guard will need surgery on his left wrist But you'll originally suffered the injury last month in a loss of the grizzlies on the year the 28 year old averaging over 23 points in 6 and a half assists per game New York Giants bringing in former Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator wake martindale as their new coordinator as new head coach Brian Gable fills out his staff I'm Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports update back to Juliet Thank you so much Dan coming up We're going to join Michelle Cortez Bloomberg's senior health reporter to discuss Hong Kong's dynamic zero policy Some of the strictest restrictions that Hong Kong has had the entire pandemic coming into play Meanwhile in the equity market Hong Kong's hang seng index rising 2% and we're seeing SoftBank shares rise in Tokyo after the arm IPO announcement This is Flynn.
Mark Levin
Rep. Michael Waltz: Dictators Love the Olympics
"Dictators love the Olympics We all know what Hitler did after 1936 but fewer people realized that the last time the Ukraine was invaded Putin invaded the Ukraine just a few months after the 2014 Olympics in Sochi because they love it because it is a propaganda platform and everybody attending the entire world is turning a blind eye to their abuses to the authoritarianism It emboldens them And I do fear for Taiwan in the wake of the Beijing Olympics which is which is coming in February but just one other point mark The IOC the International Olympic Committee says well we don't do politics And you hear so many people left and right both parties saying well what are about the athletes and what have you Let me ask you this If the United States government had a million Muslims in concentration camps do you think those athletes would be demanding to compete Heck no They would be out protesting So why is it different than if China is doing And the other piece is the IOC had no problem getting into politics throughout the 60 70s and 80s when they boycotted South Africa over apartheid not only did they not allow an Olympics in South Africa they banned the South African Olympic team from participating anywhere for 30 years but I guess it's okay when it comes to apartheid in South Africa but for them to get involved there But they're going to turn a blind eye when it comes to these gross atrocities that are happening all over the world including inside China So and I think the answer is as you and I well know it's all about the money
Mark Levin
Rep. Michael Waltz: U.S. Corporations, Athletes Should Fully Boycott the Olympics in China
"Is right around the corner I think case in point is what I'm calling the genocide Olympics I was the first in the house to call for a full boycott not just a symbolic gesture Biden just throughout of the diplomatic boycott The Chinese Communist Party could care less whether of a few U.S. officials come and go But a full boycott the U.S. corporations that stand to make millions and yes even the athletes themselves and the International Olympic Committee should be ashamed of itself for ignoring this genocide and ignoring the human rights abuses that are going on And ignoring the cover up of COVID and to see the American flag in just a few months flying in Beijing despite all of that second to mean my stomach In ways reminds me of the 1936 Olympics This isn't in any respect Quite parallels with a Holocaust but I'm talking about the rise of this regime rise of the fact that the west is really feckless It's like they're like ostriches Their head is in the sand I mean one group the women's tennis associations at standing up Well where's the men's tennis association Where are those tough guys on the NBA and the NFL
Just The Sip
"olympic committee" Discussed on Just The Sip
"And i was so proud of that fourth place because i talk about this in my book. I had spine surgery the year before i could bear the law. And everybody's like there's no way this olympic team at against all odds. I made that olympic team and iran at times and that whole year and immediately people were calling me. A failure of flop actually give money back to my sponsors but like in europe or in other countries it's like they celebrate their athletes no matter what place again. They're like this their you know their olympia. And so it's just crazy. Social media that people sitting back at home are the first ones to to be able to critique and they can't even do a cartwheel let allowed to understand what's going through it is so wild to me that people feel so obligated to cents without even having any experience whatsoever and there was a i was just on a flight and there was this documentary on the flight all about olympic athletes after the olympic games. And what they go through if you were a part of the olympic committee for the usa. What would you suggest that we as a country and as an olympic committee could do to help these athletes. Well a lot of it actually is on funding. And i have a huge. This is probably the most controversial chapter i talk about in. My book is the funding for olympic athletes. Because a lot of people don't know this most of us get our insurance caught up at the olympic games which means we can't if we do need mental health or anything assistant you know like i remember. When i didn't make the olympic team within a month i had my insurance cut. So the horror-com little life all of my dreams were just crashed and i couldn't have. I didn't have any ways or means to talk to anyone about that. And so on a three time olympian. That happened after three time. The at so you know. I talk about how much the i o. The international olympic committee brings in. It's a multibillion dollar corporation and it brings in billions and they don't pay the athletes anything so the athletes have financial pressures not only upon competing pressures at the olympic games Because they know that However they do will help with sponsorships afterward because they're not getting paid by the olympics Where the top athletes make under fifteen thousand dollars fifteen thousand dollars a year us. Some of the top pull voters. I'm going to do around table on this. Coming up are unsigned with sponsorship..
ABC News Perspective
The Tokyo Olympic Games Are Over
"Dennis. The Olympic flame has been extinguished the president of the International Olympic Committee declaring the Tokyo Games over and a success. Despite the pandemic, just 29 athletes tested positive among the 3400 and 36 cases inside the Olympic bubble, But I think the jury is still out on the long term. Effects of these games. Cases are consistently going up here in Japan. Of course, we still have the Paralympics
All Things Considered
Poland Grants Humanitarian Visa to Belarusian Olympic Athlete
"From Belarus at the Tokyo Games, who says she was threatened by her own government has been granted a humanitarian visa to take refuge in Poland from Moscow. Charles Maynes has the story. The Russian athlete Christina Team in Nov Sky had hoped to be an Olympic Stadium on Monday focused on running for a medal in the 200 M sprint. Instead, she found herself at a Tokyo airport hotel under Japanese protection and running from the Belarussian authorities. In a brief video posted to social media on Sunday came in all Sky had pleaded for help, claiming Belarus's Olympic committee was forcibly sending her home for criticizing its handling of the games. I mean those guys anger had been directed at Belarussian coaches who wanted her to compete in the 400 m relay race. She hadn't trained for new grandma political party external prostate. There wasn't an ounce of politics interaction, says Dmitry Naivasha, the founder of Belarus's leading sports news website Tribuna, But the incident follows a year long crackdown by Belarussian dictator Alexander Lukashenko on his opponents. Among the hundreds of thousands took to the streets last year, demanding free elections and an end to police violence. We're leading Belarussian sports figures they lose the pasta of civilian and risk of OSHA says they risk their sporting futures but became models for the resistance. On Monday, International Olympic Committee spokesman Mark Adams noted the IOC had issued its own penalties against the Lukashenka regime, including banning Lukashenko's son from heading the Belarussian delegation to Tokyo. The IOC said Adams was now working to guarantee Timon off sky safety in this particular issue with this particular athlete, the most important thing at the moment is Our duty of care to her. Poland now appears to be team in off skies next stop after authorities in Warsaw offered a refuge and a chance to continue her sporting career. Her husband is reported to have left Belarus. But for Tim and all Skype, a life once focused entirely on running races will now be chased by her home country's politics no matter where she goes for
Kottke Ride Home
Why Skateboarding Is an Olympic Sport, but Cricket Isn't
"Skateboarding is one of six new ish. Sports added to the olympic lineup this year. Which has a lot of people wondering what does it take to be added and is some get taken away and sometimes return emily vanderbilt dug into these queries over at vox. She knows that these six new sports mark the biggest edition since nineteen twenty but also that so many events have been removed. The overall number of events has gone down from three hundred thirty nine to three hundred twenty nine. The six new sports consist of four actually new ones skateboarding surfing karate and sportclimbing as well as baseball and softball which were last featured as olympic sports. In two thousand eight and baseball and softball won't be returning in twenty twenty four in paris nor will karate although skateboarding surfing and sport climbing will all be there. And we'll be joined by break-dancing baseball and softball will be back at the twenty twenty eight games in los angeles however what's with all. The shuffling around prevent were a lot of it has to do with the international olympic. Committee's agenda twenty twenty which was adopted in twenty fourteen and part of its aim is to quote give individual host cities more control over which events are metal sports and quote so it makes sense that baseball fanatics japan would bring it back as would the us. And i can see how france wouldn't care as much break-dancing meanwhile makes sense for a continent super into street dancing and as vanderhoek notes while there's a lot of actual criteria for inclusion as a sport and you do need to have global appeal. It often helps if you a appeal. Particularly to the host nation in be are popular with the youths. According to her in. Vox the ioc has increasingly used the youth olympics. A perpetually beleaguered event for athletes between fourteen and eighteen years old as a way to try out events that might merit olympic inclusion break-dancing for instance will make its olympics debut in twenty twenty four after a successful trial run at the two thousand eighteen youth olympics in buenos aires.
Feminist Utopia
"olympic committee" Discussed on Feminist Utopia
"Nope. And and lest anyone think we're just blaming athletes I personally don't blame the athletes. I think the tone has been set by the international olympic committee itself. Which is something hundred hundred. Or so people were made up of elite. Some of them have an olympic background themselves. But there's like a dozen members of royal houses like from uk and the princess royal is a former olympian herself but the crown prince of denmark jordan saudi arabia and the blatant corruption That has their scandal after scandal after scandal twenty sixteen nine of the olympic committee including pole vault former. Pull your surgery bubka an and former champion alexander popov were bribed to vote to make rio the twenty sixteen olympics game bid and it. I want to say was blatant but it was. It was more like of course this is how we do things The claims were made by a former governor of rio. Who told the court he paid two million dollars to a lemonade deepak. I'm sure butchered that name. The former president of the athletics governor governing body. He said that the president of the brazilian olympic committee. Arthur matt hit assured him that the scheme would work because basically he had people had used diak before to bribe. Ioc officials and two million. We'll get you about six votes and it was held in rio. I have to say the opening in rio was brilliant Unless anyone think oh. It's you know all those other countries. I haven't forgotten what happened with the salt. Lake winter olympics in ninety eight an olympic bid committee member complained about competing For the ninety eight olympic games japan. We were giving out salt water taffy and cowboy hats and in japan. They were giving out computers. Ifc members who came to inspect nagano. Were put up in ritzy hot spring resorts where they washed down. Expensive sushi with soccer port by kimono-clad geishas. They went home laden with souvenir gifts inexpensive paintings so when it came time for salt lake city to bid again. They paid tuition for i. O c members kids in private schools. In switzerland they spent over twenty million dollars in the bidding process alone largely on bribes for ioc committee members and that was mitt romney who survived. He came into quote. Clean it up. But i don't know when you're going to mitt romney to clean up your mess. I mean and he was only brought him because they were behind in their fundraising goal snap because they bribed a bunch of people in twenty twenty. There was corruption. Oh yeah. I mean surprise. Yeah the japanese private citizen spent eight point two million dollars to make sure the tokyo bid was approved by votes. He got it cheap. Oh and there's that name again. I i- lemonade. Deepak former head of the track and field. Who has been in house arrest in france since two thousand fifteen on corruption charges but he was still acting as a broker between The tokyo olympic committee and the ioc insane..
The Boxer Show
Tokyo Olympics: US Pole Vault Champion, Sam Kendricks, Tests Positive for COVID-19
"At the 2016 Olympics in Rio and pole vaulter Sam Kendrick. Came to Japan with his sights set on gold. Well, now he's tested positive for Covid Dr Richard Budget, the medical and scientific director for the International Olympic Committee. It's tough for any athlete when they're sick in the lead up to this major event, and on top of that, if it happens to be covid 19 You end up in an isolation hotel, which is really hard to track and field events start on Saturday, but Sam Kendricks is out of this year's Olympics. Jim Ryan ABC News Tokyo Meanwhile, it was another successful
BBC Newshour
U.S. Gymnast Simone Biles Has Withdrawn From Individual All-Around Competition
"Gymnast Simone Biles won't compete in the individual all around competition tomorrow. She had withdrawn from team events yesterday. Citing mental health reasons. Mark Adams is a spokesman for the International Olympic Committee. He says the IOC is committed to helping athletes in need. There is in the village on top of all the psychologists and so on that we have there. There is also a help line in 70 languages. Um, which will keep going after the Games. USA Gymnastics says that Biles will be evaluated daily on her ability to take part in next week's individual events. The U.
News, Traffic and Weather
When Simone Biles Pulled out, Jordan Chiles Stepped In
"Native steps up as the goat in her sport steps out the face of the summer Games. Most popular sport made a stunning decision to drop out of the women's gymnastics team final. Simone Biles had one disappointing appearance on the vault and then told reporters it was not an injury. It's been really stressful this Olympic games. I think just as a whole not having an audience. There are a lot of different variables going into it. It's been a long week. It's been a long Olympic process. It's been a long Year Without Biles. Russia's Olympic Committee took the gold medal. But the United States still earned silver thanks to the efforts of Simone's good friend and training partner, Jordan Child's 20 Years of age from Vancouver, Washington training in Spring, Texas along with some miles these days, And boy can she explode off of the table very similar to Simone, Watch how high she flies right here all big Jordan. Childs had been slated to compete in only two events in the team finals, vault and floor but added balance beam and uneven bars to help her country. She was born into wall It's in Oregon named Jordan after the great basketball player and her boundless energy, a perfect match for gymnastics, overcoming painful injuries to pursue greatness. I had a cramp. In the back of my leg for a long time. I try to push through it, but it's getting hard. Jordan moved to gymnastics programs in Vancouver, Washington, capturing her first US junior title at age 13. She also met her gymnastics hero, Simone Biles came out of the elevator and I saw her and I like I never thought I would run as fast as I did to somebody that I did not know to hit it off in. Simone urged her new friend to move to Texas for pro training. She did so after high school and found joy in performing for the person who matters most. Once I realized that idea to stop doing it for other people and start getting it for myself, that's when I was like, just be free. Have fun with Jordan. Child's did not qualify for individual event finals this week, but her first trip to the Olympics memorable for so many reasons. I'm
News, Traffic and Weather
Simone Biles Withdraws From the Individual All-Around Final
"Olympic Games in Tokyo for the star of Team USA, considered by many the greatest of all time in her sport. ABC is Megan Norwood has those details. US gymnastics starts Simone Biles stepping off the men on Tuesday, suddenly withdrawing from team finals in Tokyo said No, I know I'm going to be fine. But I can't risk a medal for the team's vials exiting the competition after the first rotation, Team USA, releasing a statement saying Simone withdrew. Due to a medical issue. Biles later saying she just wasn't in the right headspace to compete. I say put mental health first, because if you don't then you're not going to enjoy your sport, and you're not going to succeed as much as he wants to the Russian Olympic Committee going on to take the gold Biles cheering on her American teammates from the sidelines as they held on for Silver 24 year old tweeting, a simple silver heart as a nod to team USA, So they were like, Okay. Well, if Simone says this, and we need to take a pretty serious and so, um, I had the correct people around me to do that bow out from Biles comes just
Hack
"olympic committee" Discussed on Hack
"I'm very excited to say that in today's episode. You're going to hear from the prime minister of australia. Scott morrison icon. Actually think of a time where we've had more questions to ask the pm. More than half the countries in lockdown. You're a desperate to get vaccinated main while the issues that matter to you. Climate change mental health jobs. Well they haven't gone away. You'll hear from the pam a little bit later on in this episode but first. Let's go to brisbane. Queensland premier says hosting the olympics and the paralympics will herald golden age for the state on shriveled. We will get to the pm when he calls in. I saw last night. It became official. Brisbane will host the twenty thirty two olympics. The tokyo games about to kick off to and if you needed an example of what can go wrong. When you host the olympics well these games would have to be e top from being delayed the director of the opening ceremony. Which is tomorrow just fired from making a joke about the holocaust not ideal. Fuck you excited about the olympics. Coming to south east queensland or you've been over them and think we should spend five billion dollars on something else. Takes me four three nine seven five seven. Five rights has his story olympic committee the owner to announce big games over therapy. Fifth are awarded to australia. Yeah that's right. The olympics and paralympics at coming back to australia in just eleven short years last time we hosted was in two thousand cd..
The Takeaway
"olympic committee" Discussed on The Takeaway
"Because i remember talking with you years ago now about a kind of resistance particularly among the the working class poor folks that brazil onto those olympics yeah. There was an intense resistance in brazilian. The communities that the olympics were being built upon but it was highly polarized. I mean you had people in brazil who saw themselves as being able to profit from the olympics. Tremendously obviously concentrated in rio in terms of the business community In terms of the middle classes in in rio They saw this as an opportunity to project. Rio as global city Meanwhile among the poor there was a great deal of resistance in tokyo. I believe you're seeing something far more widespread Far more of cross class if you will Feeling sentiment that these olympics are not worth the cost. so i'm wondering Toko that that sort of final point today said they're they're not worth the cost so we're talking about human health caused. We're talking about potential loss of human life but there is a sunk fiscal cost right. There been billions already spent rate infrastructure. Already build. is there any sort of relatively reasonable argument for saying look. These are expenses that we have put out as a nation. The only possibility of recruiting any portion of this is to go forward. I don't think they're going to have the opportunity to recruit much of it. Because international spectators have been banned and most domestic spectators have been banned. The upside is really already disappeared. I mean tokyo in terms of being held hostage. I think it's less From the sort of debt that the government and the committee and the sponsors have spent than from its actual contract with the international olympic committee. That makes it very difficult for japan to cancel. So i think that's part of the problem and obviously there's no way to look at fifteen billion dollars. Which is the current total spending on this olympics. And say oh. That's nothing but again i think compared to say a country like brazil Japan is very affluent country. Still the world's third largest economy so that's fifty million dollars in the context of its total. Gdp is not as big as it would be for another nation. There also hasn't been quite the level of kind of displacement of truly poor people from the avella's there were As i understand it. I wasn't in rio for the olympics but i was reading my colleagues coverage that there was a lot. More displacement of you know people in really dire straits. I don't think that's happened quite as much in tokyo. And certainly the government is making the exact argument that you say that look before he spent all this money we might as well go ahead but i think the sort of the costs and the the that people are worried about now are human health. And then i think there's also this kind of sense of being fed up with The lack of transparency missed the messaging. That sort of all over the places the changes this way and that and the feeling that the government and the olympic committee valued the upside profit for the international olympic committee from the television revenues. And the kind of national pride that the government wants over the human health and happiness and of the community..
The Takeaway
"olympic committee" Discussed on The Takeaway
"Because i remember talking with you years ago now about a kind of resistance particularly among the the working class poor folks that brazil onto those olympics yeah. There was an intense resistance in brazilian. The communities that the olympics were being built upon but it was highly polarized. I mean you had people in brazil who saw themselves as being able to profit from the olympics. Tremendously obviously concentrated in rio in terms of the business community In terms of the middle classes in in rio They saw this as an opportunity to project. Rio as global city Meanwhile among the poor there was a great deal of resistance in tokyo. I believe you're seeing something far more widespread Far more of cross class if you will Feeling sentiment that these olympics are not worth the cost. so i'm wondering Toko that that sort of final point today said they're they're not worth the cost so we're talking about human health caused. We're talking about potential loss of human life but there is a sunk fiscal cost right. There been billions already spent rate infrastructure. Already build. is there any sort of relatively reasonable argument for saying look. These are expenses that we have put out as a nation. The only possibility of recruiting any portion of this is to go forward. I don't think they're going to have the opportunity to recruit much of it. Because international spectators have been banned and most domestic spectators have been banned. The upside is really already disappeared. I mean tokyo in terms of being held hostage. I think it's less From the sort of debt that the government and the committee and the sponsors have spent than from its actual contract with the international olympic committee. That makes it very difficult for japan to cancel. So i think that's part of the problem and obviously there's no way to look at fifteen billion dollars. Which is the current total spending on this olympics. And say oh. That's nothing but again i think compared to say a country like brazil Japan is very affluent country. Still the world's third largest economy so that's fifty million dollars in the context of its total. Gdp is not as big as it would be for another nation. There also hasn't been quite the level of kind of displacement of truly poor people from the avella's there were As i understand it. I wasn't in rio for the olympics but i was reading my colleagues coverage that there was a lot. More displacement of you know people in really dire straits. I don't think that's happened quite as much in tokyo. And certainly the government is making the exact argument that you say that look before he spent all this money we might as well go ahead but i think the sort of the costs and the the that people are worried about now are human health. And then i think there's also this kind of sense of being fed up with The lack of transparency missed the messaging. That sort of all over the places the changes this way and that and the feeling that the government and the olympic committee valued the upside profit for the international olympic committee from the television revenues. And the kind of national pride that the government wants over the human health and happiness and of the community..
The Erick Erickson Show
"olympic committee" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"I hesitate to go down the road. But i i. There's this story out about the. The transgender athletes headed to the olympics. Now regardless of your beliefs regardless of your feelings and i tend to be in the the christian worldview camp here god makes us male or female. We don't get pick But the new zealand olympic committee announced monday. Laurel hubbard has been selected for the women's weightlifting team. The tokyo games making her the first openly transgender athlete to compete at the event now if men and women are equal and she is now a woman one why is she a transgender athletes. Should you just be female athlete. Why are we giving her the do because it's a historic first of something that indicates she's not actually a woman harbored. Forty three as part of a five-member kiwi weightlifting team will compete in the women's super heavyweight. What is the super any cata superheavyweight category for women.
600 WREC
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"The West Bank and East Jerusalem. America's listening to Fox News Alabama marks a milestone in the fight against Cove it for the first time since the start of the pandemic, their arm or younger adults than elderly being hospitalized. Dr. Suzanne Judd, a professor of public health at U A. B says that's the result of older adults being vaccinated. That's an indication that the vaccine is working, and it's doing what it's supposed to do. Since January, when we really started ramping up vaccination, there have been just huge decreases and those populations that are getting vaccinated at high levels in order to get hurt immunity. By the summer, she says health officials need to convince younger adults to get vaccinated and a suspect now facing charges in a doth and robbery and kidnapping. It's been about three months since a shorter ville man threatened to people in a car with a screwdriver, the doth and eagle reports The suspect was arrested this week on robbery, kidnapping and drug possession charges. I'm Leah Brandon And this is Alabama's morning news Now back to your host. Here's J T. All right, Leah. Thank you very much. It is a 36, Alabama this morning news. This is kind of interesting here. We're learning yet another bonus to having a pet. Kids get better quality of sleep when they sleep with him. You know, researchers it kind of Korea University in Montreal and checked out the sleep habits of kids, and they found a clear link between pets sleeping close to the kids and the quality of sleep. Scientists believe the small pits ease the kid's nightmare fears. The bad news is no change in adults. But with everyone studied co sleeping with pets was calming and stress, reducing You sleep with your pets? I know a lot of my friends. Have the dogs laying right there across the bed right there between them. No, come on, and a lot of these folks say, Look, a couple of things were accomplished here. The pets asleep. Well, they do great. I feel safer with the dogs there, and I don't have Children. They're kind of my kids. So we all sleep in the big bed together. How about to get saved my pets? I kind of like to have to bring that up to my daughter and the grandkids. Yeah, that goes a 38. Alabama's morning news on the way Next Gonna be talking with Simon on our correspondent in London. On a couple of things. First of all. Hamas, Israel battle cease fire Coming. We'll see what his latest thoughts are on that also the International Olympic Committee, reassuring a anxious Japan that the Olympics will be safe. So his update on that force as well after traffic and weather together, just about three minutes. Alabama's morning news. I'm Robert Conte, chief of.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"The Senate is voted. The trial itself has constitutional. But as we've been reporting without Republican support, Democratic efforts to actually impeach the former president will fail. The World Health Organization says it is unlikely Corona virus came from a Chinese lab who officials in Wuhan, China today, telling reporters the virus most likely came from an animal host. Or from frozen wildlife. The Tokyo Olympic Committee is holding an emergency meeting this week to take a look at the controversy over former Prime Minister Yoshiro Modi's comments Matias head of the Olympic committee, but he's under fire for telling reporters. Women talk too much at board meetings. He's apologized, but he's been refusing to resign from the position and public broadcaster NHK says 36 of the 54 Olympic sponsors, who responded to its survey said Moody's comments were unacceptable. 18 declined to comment. Little those 24 hours a day on aired on quick take by Bloomberg, powered by more than 2700, journalists and analysts and more than 120 countries. I'm to these Pellegrini, this is Brooke Burke, Juliet. Thank you so much today. So let's get now to a guest. Rajiv D'Mello Development Committee chair of I'm asked to discuss the market news off the day joining us from Singapore. So we saw Tech stocks continue to rise a little bit of a pullback in the key US indexes. But of course, as we know they're all it records small caps having their best start to a year since 1991 What kind of signals if any. Would trigger some kind of meaningful correction here. Thank you for having me on the show. I mean those key risks. There are a few of them and I think for me the most important one is really central banks changing the tone. It doesn't seem to be need likelihood right now for any tone change by the Fed. But I would look beyond the Fed to the PBOC and China's. Well, either of these two central banks. I think change in tone would be material and could be triggered by, you know, higher inflation or shop of growth recovery. The big stimulus which seeing in the U. S. Could have effects on on that tone by central banks. The other worry which I have is, Of course, these covert variants, which which could become more harmful so far, they seem to be Okay. And vaccine injury was to treat them. But what if that was less the case of going forward? And and finally, I would also think that bubble risk. We saw a little bit of that concern of the end of January. Something many markets. I would say extreme valuations and could be susceptible to shop of us of triggered by by anything, really. So, um, it's dies, Risks and these expensive valuations. Do you pull back here or you stay invested. No, I stay invested because while I think that those are listed the rest, I do think the underlying stories still that we inflation recovery trade. We haven't sleep price that in. We are getting surprises. Like, for example, this 1.9 trillion stimulus package. Initially there was we talked about a compromise. Now it's one more likely that the Democrats segment of push for the full package by reconciliation. If that goes through it at levels around there, or maybe just seemed like there, that's huge. That's a huge Component of GDP of the 89% stimulus on if you know we're hoping economies and vaccines are being rolled out on good accepted That leads to a surgeon pent up demand. And certainly pent up demand in a lot of these areas that have bean struggling during the pandemic. We look at the likes of airlines the travel industry. I note that their areas you're looking at potential overweight here. Where do you see further normalization in in crude and energy stocks in particular, given, we're now getting back towards trade war levels for crude. Absolutely so that that creates started really well, initially started in May when food the job and then really accelerated afterwards in early November. Andre it is really linked of economic cycle. So when there's a global recovery, energy prices will start rising special expectations. Travel will be Looser restrictions and travels will be Lucien's on. So that means all those sectors which were really badly affected will recover some of the case right now, But the stock market is forward looking on when we see the number of vaccinations going on every single day. Just give us hope that this can't continue further on the money to spend is that saving the high on stimulus checks are all over the place. And just quickly your topics in emerging markets. Well, Generally, I like emerging markets Overall, I would rotate to them one No one's, which are more sensitive to growth. I mean, all emerging markets are but we've seen really great performance from China from from Korea from Taiwan on the technology side. That should be time for the others to catch Oppa's well. So anything linked to commodities linked to this global recovery Boarding off it are good. The cyclic defectors energy. Will you mentioned financials as well. All those in in with an emerging markets will continue to do well on every trade. Let's talk more about central banks that in a moment you touch there before and China going into this Lunar New Year holiday tomorrow. The PBOC certainly trying to signal Lot of stability is the key focus. Rajiv DeMello Development Share committee chair of I'm Us with us here from Singapore. The Straits Times Index down by about 1/10 of 1% here in the line city dedicated to five Is off 2/10 of 1%. The Cosby also weaker Australia's air 6 200 is up. This is Bloomberg. Not come. Enjoy. Thanks. E order breakfast at the McDonald's drive through. 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KQED Radio
"olympic committee" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Statement calling Maurice remarks absolutely inappropriate at a Japanese Olympic committee meeting last week. Mori answered a question about increasing the number of female board members on the committee. He replied that women's speaking time needs to be limited. Otherwise, meetings would never finish. On the streets of Tokyo's to Machi neighborhood. There seems to be little sympathy from Morey and his views. Gene you what's on the whole I Injun I cannot be with us. I think you should resign. It says I t worker Jihad Ocean Ozaki. Now the reputation of the games is going down, and I think his resignation is one of the options. If we're gonna hold the games with everybody feeling happy more he served for a year is prime minister about two decades ago and has a reputation for gaffes. But I'm really persuaded it's not gas. Chelsea shooter is a historian. It Oyama Gakuin University in Tokyo. This is the actual Procedures, and these are the actual conversations that are happening particularly happening, she adds. Within the Liberal Democratic Party, or LDP, which is ruled Japan for most of the past seven decades, the AL GPS track record on gender politics is really bad, and the LDP didn't even start thinking about how it was going to incorporate and promote more women within its ranks. Until opposition parties began to do so. A recent Kyodo News poll found that 60% of respondents think Morrie is unfit to be head of the Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee. Hundreds of volunteers have quit in protest in some Olympic torch relay runners have to But two heavyweights in the fields of sports and politics Mori is the go to guy. He's the former head of the Japan Sport Association and an influential figure in the LDP is most powerful faction. If you're not actually part of the government, you know that all you have to do is make one phone call the border. He's gonna know exactly you to talk to in order to get something done. David Lee Haney is a political scientist at Waseda University in Tokyo. He says. Mori has clout in the back rooms where the LDP discusses policy and makes deals. It's an old boys club. It's a club in which women generally aren't speaking or which women aren't playing leadership roles, And if they are, they're actually often criticized for being too ambitious for being too loud. So if anything, the very thing that makes him valuable is the very thing that makes him likely to say something like this that causes such public problems. The Kyodo News agency reports that Japan's Olympic Committee will hold a special executive meeting as early as this week. To discuss the controversy surrounding Maury's remarks. Japan's Olympic minister says the meeting will discuss whether more he should resign or not. Anthony Kuhn. NPR NEWS Seoul.
KQED Radio
"olympic committee" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Olympic Committee posted a new statement calling Maurice remarks absolutely inappropriate. At a Japanese Olympic committee meeting last week, Mori answered a question about increasing the number of female board members on the committee. He replied that women's speaking time needs to be limited. Otherwise, meetings would never finish on the streets of Tokyo's to Machi neighborhood. It seems to be little sympathy from Morey and his views. You started the whole Injun. I cannot be with us. I think he should resign, says I. T worker Jihad Ocean Ozaki. Now the reputation of the games is going down, and I think his resignation is one of the options if we're going to hold the games with everybody feeling happy More he served for a year is prime minister about two decades ago and has a reputation for gaffes. But I'm really persuaded it's not gas. Chelsea Heater is a historian. It Oyama Gakuin University in Tokyo. This is the actual Procedures, and these are the actual conversations that are happening particularly happening, she adds. Within the Liberal Democratic Party, or LDP, which is ruled Japan for most of the past seven decades, the AL GPS track record on gender politics is really bad. And the LDP didn't even start thinking about how it was going to incorporate and promote more women within its ranks until opposition parties began to do so. A recent Kyodo News poll found that 60% of respondents think Morrie is unfit to be head of the Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee. Hundreds of volunteers have quit in protest in some Olympic torch relay runners have to But two heavyweights in the fields of sports and politics Mori is the go to guy. He's the former head of the Japan Sport Association and an influential figure in the LDP is most powerful faction. If you're not actually part of the government, you know that all you have to do is make one phone call the morgue, and he's gonna know exactly you to talk to in order to get something done. David Lee Haney is a political scientist at Waseda University in Tokyo. He says. Mori has clout in the back rooms where the LDP discusses policy and makes deals. It's an old boys club. It's a club in which women generally aren't speaking or which women aren't playing leadership roles, And if they are, they're actually often criticized for being too ambitious for being too loud. So if anything, the very thing that makes him valuable is the very thing that makes him likely to say something like this that causes such public problems. The Kyodo News agency reports that Japan's Olympic Committee will hold a special executive meeting as early as this week. To discuss the controversy surrounding Maury's remarks. Japan's Olympic minister says the meeting will discuss whether more he should resign or not. Anthony Kuhn. NPR NEWS Seoul.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"olympic committee" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"But if ever the way Baxter in San Francisco it all right. Thank you. Paul. South Korean President Moon Jae in, says he have phone conversation with U. S President Joe Biden today said he is assurances of an upgrade to the alliance. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on the same things as a warm and engaging conversation with Mr Biden. Canada is not list of the self styled proud Boy Group, a terrorist organization. Million. More military has filed their first formal charge against on Sans Souci possessing illegally imported walkie talkies. The Tokyo Olympic Committee along with the IOC of issue their first of four playbooks of navigating through the games in a pandemic and a lot of attention being paid to the head of the Tokyo Olympic Committee, former prime minister Yoshiro Mori getting a social media backlash for saying on live stream on the issue of adding more women to the Olympic Committee that quote he had found the Japan Rugby Football Board meetings took twice as long after number of women participants were increased, He says women are highly competitive and if one speaks Then others also feel they must do so in San Francisco. I'm Ed Baxter. This is Bloomberg. Paul. Yeah, breathing in through my teeth it thanks very much for that. We're joined now by my Cranfield. He is Bloomberg, Emma Life strategist to discuss some of the market news of the day. And, um, acquiescing some pretty big moves in the bond market. The yield on the 10 year creeping up further again, and we're seeing those yield curve steepening too. What's driving this Well, it doesn't help that you've heard some central bank speakers, particularly people from the Federal Reserve in the past couple of days, saying that they're willing to be soft on their inflation target. So what they're saying is, they're happy to see Economy run hot and if inflation goes about 2% even towards 3%, that's okay. Now, so that's really a green light. Do people at the long end of the bond market, really just to go and sell bonds because it's saying that the central bank is is going to stand back there. The typical reaction function of the central bank is that when they see inflation coming, they would increase short term interest rates to try and Send that off. But those things for the time being, then they're not going to do that. So Since they have short term interest rates pretty much under control in year. 0% is only one thing that can happen, and that's the long end of the curve has to take the brunt of the activity. And then that is why We'll have any kind of steepening. So until you see central bankers come out with a bit more the hawkish tone, there's certainly no incentive for people to stand back from pushing the Yoko steeper. Is there something that may be influencing the price action beyond just fed speak? I'm looking at the 80 P number today, Many more jobs than forecast in the month of January were added to the American economy and we have the employment report. Talking with someone earlier in the week, saying that there is really the potential for upside surprise in this non farm payrolls data, and that could rip maybe spoil the markets. E could guess. Acquiescence with this idea that inflation is sanguine and growth remains moderate. Yeah, absolutely. But those those numbers will be important and they would certainly have an impact and you throw on top of that. The fact that the vaccine rolled out in major countries seem to be going better than than expected. If you look at the global numbers, particularly for the United States and the UK, which are Two of the most significant places that had very, very high virus cases. But the rollout of excellent think very good and they're ahead of schedule, so the quicker they can get They're the nation's vaccinated and protected Then obviously he's gonna lead to more activity or the economic output. So but of course as well, you're going to see GDP numbers eventually start Tomo proving even better than than we've seen recently. So all of that Is also going to help to push bombs in the same direction. So definitely vaccines and jobs are all playing a part in this this whole picture. We do get a variety of opinions on the future of the U. S. Dollar and 2021 on the show and say the consensus probably revolves around the dollar weakness story. But despite their the green bag, holding up pretty well, but the Bank of England's meeting on Thursday could that change the picture? It'll They probably don't have a big role to say in the dollar. Overall, people will certainly be looking at what it means for the pound. The Bank of England has been one of those central banks that has opened the door to the possibility of negative short term interest rates really have it in Europe and Japan. On the Bank of England have hinted that they would do so if if the U. K economy was weak enough. The fact that the UK is so well on rolling out the vaccines will property make the Bank of England stop and think, because that would help? Certainly Seo improve the economic outlook in the UK for the second half of this year. They think of England might want a bit more time to digest. How is going to impact the situation locally, so they may talk about negative. Us, But they probably not going to give any timetable for when that's gonna happen, in which case the pound will probably not be too affected by that. But certainly the dollar has had a bit of a squeeze, and some of that is because positioning Towards the end of last year was so skewed towards people they were short of the U..
TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"olympic committee" Discussed on TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"Memory and brain health, and it helps support the strength of your Don't you know we were talking before the show, and you were talking about how Olympic athletes have been using creatine for years to enhance their strength and performance. Tell me more well, this Christine is the premier sports nutrition supplement. There's no question about that, Pat. You've used it. Bodybuilders know about it. Athletes know about it. Creating is the premier sports nutrients. So you know, back 2025 years ago, the Olympic athletes in their coaches? Of course they knew about it. They knew it made you bigger and stronger and faster they knew was Actual to the body was supposed to be there. But they were a little bit afraid to supplement with it because they were afraid it might be considered cheating that it might be considered too much of an edge. But back in May 18 maybe eight, the International Olympic Committee, they came out. The officially confirmed that I'm quoting here creating can be used by athletes to enhance their performance. And now that it's not just for athletes anymore because this studies are plainly showing That four adults for people in their fifties sixties seventies. This stuff is amazing. And purity has this incredible new formulation. We call it ever strong because that's exactly what it does. It helps you get stronger and stay stronger with hundreds of human studies to help you, and it's the purest form of creating money combined stuff from Europe. This stuff is fantastic. And we should point out that's naturally occurring in red meat promised in order to get the amounts that are gonna benefit you. You have to eat large amounts of red meat like £4 of red me Today, most people are Don't do that. What about vegetarians? They could be creating deficient Exactly When I have a vegetarian that comes in here and their energy deficient. They don't feel the way they want to feel and I put him on every strong. They noticed the benefits almost right away because they've been so low on its way up your person out there that staying away from red meat. If you're staying away from meat in general, and you have more of a vegan style diet, this is for you. You definitely want to add that ever strong. Right. So obviously this works with athletes. But you say creating is going mainstream. A lot of studies are showing that folks in their fifties sixties seventies and beyond that creating could be a cornerstone compound to help people stay strong. Stay healthy. Stay sharp. Stay vital, right? Oh, exactly. I mean, this is the ideal muscle enhancing strengthening muscle protecting nutrient for folks as we get older 50 Plus, sirs, like you and me, Pat, let's go to a couple of studies on seniors just to show this will do one. On the guys and one on the girl's okay. First on the guys love the title of this one creatine supplementation, improved, muscular performance in older men study done it Several American universities. A group of men get this pat age 59 to 72. Hey, you know, we know that's not when people are known for getting stronger, right? Right. So this was just the one week study. People need to understand that That's how effective and rapidly this stuff works. Get this, the guys on creating they put on £4 of lean Mass. That's much Salt issue for those that don't know that it shows they built the muscles and the hydrated the muscles nicely. They increase the strength of their bench press. That's a chest press for people that don't know by 7%. They increase the strength of the leg exercises they were doing by 15% Pat. They could get in and out of a chair more times faster without using their arms. On top of that, they could generate more power on a stationary bike. Pack this happen in one week when I think about that. It's really quite incredible. All right, But what about the women out there? Get those kind of benefits to a swell well, it actually helped women in their fifties sixties and seventies get stronger, too. Absolutely. Let's go straight to another study. Love the title on this one as well. Creating supplementation improves muscular performance in older women published in the European Journal of Applied Physiology. 30 Women aged 58 to 71. Of course, they've got either creating a placebo. That's the way they do These things. Again. A one week study the women on creating increased their bench pressed by almost £4. They increased their leg press by over £11. And they had better balance and agility..
KTAR 92.3FM
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"On K C. A. R News, 92 3 FM and Katia are news after the future are being built today and Michigan is where they start. Learn more by searching Michigan pure opportunity. Japanese government said Friday that it's determines that the Tokyo Olympics will go ahead as planned this summer following an unconfirmed report in the Times of London that cancelation of the games might be imminent. More about the games from this weekend's Jennifer Krauchanka, organizer's of the Tokyo Olympics face a long list of obstacles as they attempt to carry out the postpone games in just six months. As Rachel Bachman of The Wall Street Journal tells us it's not just a rising co big cases around the world. That's a problem. Rachel. What are some of the issues for the summer games? Well, the real question right now is how quickly the vaccine the coroner, virus vaccine can be distributed around the world and Who will take it. So it seems a little bit surprising was surprising to me that there are some people the Japanese public who are skeptical about vaccines because of Previous vaccines that had problems and so nearly a third of the Japanese public said in October that they would not take a covert vaccine. And Dr Paolucci has said that is a zoo, much as 90% of the population would need to take it in order to Really inflate the public, so they're not just concerned about the athletes coming in. They're just trying to deal with covert in their own country First, that's right. But they really you know, because of the short time frame and six months is a fairly short time frame in terms of planning the Olympics. You really need to address all these things at once? Vaccinations have not yet begun in Japan, even among people who will take them s so that certainly is a concern of the clock ticks. And they're also our concerns in the U. S. You know, because of the American sort of Patrick system of The state by state distribution. It's very difficult to figure out how U S athletes might be vaccinated because it depends on where they live and what the policies are in their in their state and what access they have to vaccines. Um, So there's no current road map to vaccinating American athletes for the Olympics, either. Rachel. I was stunned by the numbers in your story about how many people in Japan are opposed to holding the games at all. Those were some staggering statistics. Yes. Yeah, You know, roughly. 80% of the public says the Olympics cannot or should not go on in July. When they're scheduled to start. Olympic organizers had said that they will not postpone the games again. You know they've already been postponed. One year s O. They said that essentially if they can't hold them then and they won't acknowledge that publicly now that that's a possibility. Then they won't hold them in all these Tokyo games, at least not, you know, in the next couple of years, so the stakes are very high. Ah, lot of revenue for not on the International Limpet Committee but Olympic committees around the world. Relies on this revenue from games mainly from broadcast rights and to a lesser extent on sponsorship, So whether these games go off or not as scheduled Um, really will determine to a large extent that the fate of Olympic committees and Olympians around the world in the near future we're speaking with Rachel Bachman of the Wall Street Journal. Rachel, is it Up to Japan to say no, We absolutely won't do this. Can they unilaterally say no summer games? Well, it's you know, these decisions tend to be made, You know, in partnership with the International Olympic Committee, however, you know if if someone in the Japanese government says no, we will not do this, You know, sort of like someone Who's invited someone over to their house, saying, I'm not gonna let you in. You know, it's a little difficult for the IOC to say we're going. We're going to show up anyway. Right? You know, Japan is the host nation and It's got to be willing to do this to accept, you know, over 10,000 Olympic athletes over 15,000 athletes, including Paralympians on DOF course, their coach's support staff and so on and so forth, so Japan really needs to be a willing participant in these games. Rachel, you mentioned earlier the patchwork of vaccinations in the United States. Do we know how training is going for the U. S athletes of this point? Well, it's they're doing better than they were at the start of the pandemic. When you know virtually all training centers, no universities in a lot of athletes used to train we're closed down completely. And people really have to get makeshift with their workouts. Most people can find places to train now. But what's happening is because you know, in part because of this more contagious strain that's starting to circulate. Athletes tend to be shying away from things like team camp so they might have to travel to another state and gather with other people to train or even, you know, preliminary competitions that they might usually use to sharpen their skills in a non secure summer. Shying away from those thinking, you know, maybe it's not worth the risk. Getting infected, too, You know, T take that step, so they tend to be sort of sticking close to home to train a lot of them. And it's difficult to say what the impacts of that might be on the games that they go off This weekend's Jennifer Could Shankar with Wall Street Journal Sports reporter Rachel Bachman 30 minutes now after the hour on this weekend..
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"Life better. Thirdly, think about this. Are you weaker today than you were, say, 20 years ago? Listen, if you answered yes to any of these questions, then stay tuned. Dr. Neil 11 is joining us today to discuss a miraculously compound with hundreds of clinical studies that just may unlock the key to helping you get stronger and healthier at any age. Now, doctor. The 11 is a chiropractor, a nutritionist, spokesperson and a longtime adviser for purity products. After 11 Welcome back to the show. Oh, it's great to be here with you today pad and we have a very exciting topic to cover today Pack. They were talking about strength and power and how to get it back, even appear in your 50 60 seventies eighties. So if you want to feel better if you want to feel stronger, this is some very important information. We're going to cover today. Yeah, This is an exciting topic. Talk to me about this important message today. What molecule are we talking about? And how it's impacting the lives of people who follow the sun. Thanks, Right? What we're talking about a new supplement. It's called ever strong and it features and exciting molecule cold creating now, pat. A lot of our listeners may have heard of creates, and I know you've used creating right. But for those that don't know about creating. It's mainly used in the Olympic circles. Professional athletes, bodybuilders college high school athletes because it does something extraordinary. And what I'm about to tell you is proven by hundreds and hundreds of human studies. So here's what creating does for us. It helps us to get stronger. More powerful helps put muscle mass on the body, and it helps protect us from losing muscle tissue. As we get older, we know that's a big part of aging. Not only that, pat great for the brain great from memory and helps promote bone strength as well. So an amazing molecule that everybody needs to know about. Could you share some of the science and tell us why you're calling, creating one of the best kept secrets to healthy aging? Sure pad. What we need to understand with create team is that it's a natural molecule to the body. It's in every single cell tissue organ in your system and its job and the body is to generate and maintain strength and power. It's in every single cell in the body. 95% of it, however, is in your muscle tissue, because that's what we tend to use it the most if powers The muscle. It's good for strong muscle contraction, and it's important help maintain strength and muscle contractions when you're using them over and over again, For instance, if you're working out at the gym if you playing sports, golf, tennis anything like that. It keeps your muscles powered up in their high energy state. So they're strong and ready for action. Now, Pat Here is the key. This is so important for those of us. Say in our fifties sixties seventies, you see, we had lots and lots of creating. When we were young. We had oodles of the stuff that was coming out of our ears. We had a lot To creating our bodies made a lot of it. But as we get older, like everything else, we don't do that as well. We have less creating in our muscles. Now. The good news is that hundreds and hundreds of human studies show that when you supplement with creating a goes to work and go straight to your muscles, it's absorbed easily. It pumps up the Korean scene in your muscle tissue and you get stronger. You get more powerful, not only that it helps support memory and brain health. And it helps support the strength of your bones. You know, we were talking before the show, and you were talking about how Olympic athletes have been using creatine for years to enhance their strength and performance. Tell me more well, this creatinine is the premier sports Nutrition supplement. There's no question about that, Pat. You've used it. Bodybuilders know about it. Athletes know about it. Creating is the premier sports nutrients. So you know, back 2025 years ago, the Olympic athletes in their coaches? Of course they knew about it. They knew Made you bigger and stronger and faster. They knew his natural to the body was supposed to be there. But they were a little bit afraid to supplement with it because they were afraid it might be considered cheating that it might be considered too much of an edge. But back in the 18, maybe eight, the International Olympic Committee they came out the officially confirmed that I'm quoting here, creating 10 be used by athletes. And enhance their performance. And now that it's not just for athletes anymore because the studies are plainly showing that for adult for people in their fifties sixties seventies, this stuff is amazing. And purity has this incredible new formulation. We call it ever strong because that's exactly what it does. It helps you get stronger and stay stronger with hundreds of human studies, and it's the purest form of creating money combined stuff from Europe. This stuff is Fantastic and we should point out that's naturally occurring and red meat promised in order to get the amounts that are gonna benefit you. You'd have to eat large amounts of red meat like £4 of red me today, Most people are going to do that, right. What about vegetarians? They could be creating deficient Exactly When I have a vegetarian that comes in here and their energy deficient and I put him on every strong. They noticed the benefits almost right away because they've been so low on your person out there that staying away from red meat If you're staying away from meeting general This is for you. You definitely want to add that ever strong. All right. So obviously this works with athletes. But you say creatine is going mainstream. A lot of studies are showing that folks in their fifties sixties seventies and beyond creating could be a cornerstone compound to help people stay strong. Stay healthy. Stay sharp. Stay vital, right? Oh, exactly. I mean, this is the ideal muscle enhancing strengthening muscle.
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"olympic committee" Discussed on KDWN 720AM
"Pumps up the Korean team in your muscle. Tissue and you get stronger. You get more powerful. Not only that. It helps support memory and brain health, and it helps support the strength of your bones. You know, we were talking before the show, and you were talking about how Olympic athletes have been using creatine for years to enhance their strength and performance. Tell me more well, this creatinine is the premier sports Nutrition supplement. There's no question about that, Pat. You've used it. Bodybuilders know about it. Athletes know about it. Creating is The premier sports nutrients. So you know, back 2025 years ago, the Olympic athletes in their coaches of corpus being knew about it. They knew it made you bigger and stronger and faster they knew was natural to the body was supposed to be there. But they were a little bit afraid to supplement with it because they were afraid it might be considered cheating that it might be considered too much of an edge. Back in 18, maybe eight, the International Olympic Committee. They came out. The officially confirmed that I'm quoting here, creating 10 be used by athletes to enhance their performance. And now that it's not just for athletes anymore because this studies are plainly showing that for adult for people in their fifties sixties seventies, this stuff is amazing. And purity has this incredible new formulation. We call it ever strong because that's exactly what it does. It helps you get stronger and state. Stronger with hundreds of human studies, and it's the purest form of creating money combined the stuff from Europe. This stuff is fantastic, and we should point out that's naturally occurring in red meat Promise in order to get the amounts that are gonna benefit you. You have to eat large amounts of red meat like £4 of red me Today, most people are going to do that. What about vegetarians? They could be creating deficient Exactly When I have a vegetarian that comes in here and their energy deficient and I put him on every strong they noticed the benefits almost right away because they've been so long. Wanted to help your person out there that staying away from red meat. If you're staying away from meat in general, this is for you. You definitely want to add that average growth. All right, So obviously this works with athletes. But you say creating is going mainstream. A lot of studies are showing that folks in their fifties sixties seventies and beyond creating could be a cornerstone compound to help people stay strong. Stay healthy. Stay sharp. Stay vital, right? Oh, exactly. I mean, this is the ideal muscle and hand things. Strengthening muscle protecting nutrient for folks as we get older 50 plus, sirs, like you and me, Pat, let's go to a couple of studies on seniors just to show this will do one on the guys and one on the girl's Okay. First on the guys love the title of this one, creating supplementation, improved, muscular performance in older men study done it. Several American universities. A group of men get this pat age 59 to 72. Hey, you know, we know that's not when people are known for getting stronger, right? Right. So this was just a one week study. People need to understand that That's how effective and rapidly this stuff works. Get this, the guys on creating they put on £4 of lean Mass. That's muscle tissue for those that don't know that It shows they built the muscles and the hydrated the muscles nice what they increase the strength of their chest press by 7%. They increase the strength of the leg exercises they were doing by 15% Pat. They could get in and out of a chair more times faster without using their arms. On top of that, they could generate more power on a stationary bike. Pat this happen in one week when I think about that. It's really quite incredible. All right, But what about the women out there? Did they get those kind of benefits to a swell? Well, it actually helped me. And in their fifties sixties and seventies, get stronger, too. Absolutely. Let's go straight to another study. Love the title on this one as well. Creating supplementation improves muscular performance in older women published in the European Journal of Applied Physiology, 30 Women aged 58 to 71. Of course, they've got either creating a placebo. That's the way they do These things again. A one week study the women on creating increased their bench pressed by almost £4. They increased their leg press by over. £11, and they had better bounce and agility..
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"olympic committee" Discussed on Can We Health You?
"Because i guess i mean i guess. There's so much involved with once a shift to build the stadium. Yeah all city is our man. Yes exactly so. I mean i guess they couldn't go back on it but because of the racist policies of the nazi party There was international debate about boycotting nine even going. Yeah yeah So fearing mass boycott. The international olympic committee pressured the german government and received assurances that qualified jewish athletes would be part of the german team and that the games would not be used to promote nazi ideology. Adolf hitler's government however routinely failed to deliver on such promises. Was anybody surprised. I know right. I mean like. I can't believe they even took their word. They thought it was gonna. Yeah i know but they everybody wanted to happen. Yes they really wanted to prevent the boycott. Yes in so many worked so hard to get there so eighty nine sometimes. It's somebody's last chances. Yeah i'll be too old. Whatever so on the german team they. They only allowed one. Athlete of jewish descent was helen mayor and she was a fencer whose father was jewish but her mother was christian and she actually was like blind..