40 Burst results for "Outbreak"
AP News Radio
Sick workers tied to 40% of restaurant food poisoning outbreaks, CDC says
"Federal health officials say sick workers are tied to many restaurant food poisonings. I Norman hall. According to an investigation by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, food workers who showed up while sick or contagious were linked to about 40% of restaurant food poisoning outbreaks with a known cause between 2017 and 2019, norovirus and salmonella germs that can cause severe illness were the most common cause of 800 outbreaks which encompassed 875 restaurants and were reported by 25 state and local health departments. The CDC is calling for better enforcement of comprehensive food safety policies like handwashing, keeping sick workers off the job. I Norman hall
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Fresh update on "outbreak" discussed on Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
"Used to it and doing the work and training in the so heat we acclimate to it I think it's going to be a long hot dry summer reporting in Bonnie Lake Karina Vargas come on two more people have died after a bacterial outbreak at Virginia Mason and Medical Center the two latest deaths brings the overall total to 9 since the start of the break outbreak last year to date 33 people have been infected with klebsiella pneumoniae a bacterial that lives naturally in our digestive system Virginia Mason said they are working with the State Department of Health and the CDC to identify the source of transmission como force marinam struggling to find a place to park in the south end Northwest News Radio's Matt DeFacto reports some long -awaited help help is on the way plan to build new garages near sounder train stations in Auburn Kenton Sumner was approved by voters 15 years ago the future of commuting remains unclear post -pandemic but Auburn Mayor Nancy Bacchus who's a also Sound Transit board member tells the Seattle Times ridership is down but they don't build for now they build for the future the 359 million dollar budget is triple the upper estimates of what they would have cost in 2007 the will project add about 1 ,500 new parking spaces expected to open in 2026 and 27 Matt DeFacto Northwest News Radio coming up after we check in on sports I'm Brian Calvert with the new and improved Beacon Bowie and being deployed to save swimmers in distress. Sports at 10 and 40 fast each hour from the Beacon Plumbing Sports Desk and Bill Swartz. Unhealthy air postponed several sporting in events the eastern US. Horse races canceled at New York's Belmont Park Washington Nationals baseball postponed against Arizona because of that thick smoke from Canada's wildfires
AP News Radio
Humanitarian group MSF calls for support for refugees in Kenya affected by cholera crisis
"Refugees in Kenya's dadaab camps are believed to have been hit by a cholera outbreak as the population in the facilities grows rapidly. Doctors Without Borders says 2786 refugees have been affected so far, and that there's an imminent risk of outbreaks of other gastrointestinal diseases that adapt camps, host more than 300,000 people and with a biting drought in neighboring Somalia, the numbers are on the rise, straining water and sanitation services. In 2016, the Kenyan government had announced plans to shut the camps over concerns that extremists from Somalia's Al shabab group were hiding there making the camps a conduit for smuggling weapons, but the United Nations had urged Kenya to reconsider the plan and continue to offer refuge to victims of violence and trauma. There are plans to open another camp in the complex to accommodate new arrivals and ease overcrowding. I'm Lawrence Brooks
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Fresh "Outbreak" from Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
"Washington State is in the red, not fiscally, but on a map showing where wildfires summer this are expected to be at their worst. Northwest News Radio's Corwin Haake with the update. At a U .S. hearing, Senate Washington Democrat Maria Cantwell displays a map showing the red zones where the summer fire season is expected to hit hardest. The last time we showed this, there was a little bit of Washington in the red. But for the months of July and August, the entire state is deep red. My whole state is in the forecast for this summer being in the epicenter. Cantwell speaks from Washington, D .C., a city currently choked with smoke from fires in Quebec and Ontario, Canada. I think it's really time to engage with the Canadians because our continent knows no U .S.-Canadian barrier. She's calling for better interagency and international cooperation to create a more coordinated and effective fire response. Corwin Haake, Northwest News Radio. Fire commanders reporting minimal growth at the Iron Creek Fire that's burning in County. Lewis It's near the town of Randall and started Saturday. Just about eight acres has burned at the Iron Creek campground area. Investigators believe it was human caused. More than a hundred people have been assigned to fight that fire. With warm weather, dry conditions too upon us, East Pierce Fire and Rescue is getting a step ahead with their wildfire safety training. Assistant Chief Bill Sandlian says that Wednesday's training involved accurately accounting for wind direction and other conditions. At least with a fire, with a house fire, it's confined by the walls by, so to speak. But out here, anything can happen with the wind. Another important reason for the training is to get first responders acclimated to the heat they'll face. A bacterial outbreak at Virginia Mason Medical Center has resulted in two more deaths. That brings the overall total to nine. Since the start of the outbreak, 33 people have been infected with Klebsiella pneumoniae. That's a bacteria that normally lives in our digestive system. According to Virginia Mason they're working to identify the source of the transmission and they're being helped the by State Department of Health and the CDC. Northwest News Time 1204. We check your traffic every 10 minutes on the force from the High Performance Homes Traffic Center and Kimmy Klein. Good afternoon. we're Yeah, seeing another day of road work and maintenance happening in Auburn on westbound 18 at Southeast 304.
AP News Radio
UN agencies warn of starvation risk in Sudan, Haiti, Burkina Faso and Mali, call for urgent aid
"Two UN agencies have warned of rising food emergencies, including starvation in Sudan due to the outbreak of war, Haiti, Burkina Faso and Mali are said to be facing or already suffering from the same emergencies due to the restricted movement of people and goods. The four countries join Afghanistan, Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan, and Yemen at the highest alert levels. They say communities are already facing or are projected to face starvation with the risk of sliding towards catastrophic conditions, the report by the World Food Program and the food and agriculture organization calls for urgent attention to save both lives and jobs. It warns that 1 million people are expected to flee Sudan while an additional 2.5 million inside the country face acute hunger in the coming months with supply routes through port Sudan disrupted by safety issues beyond the 9 countries at the highest alert level, the agencies said 22 countries are identified as hotspots risking acute food insecurity. I'm Lawrence Brooks
The Dan Bongino Show
Fresh update on "outbreak" discussed on The Dan Bongino Show
"Bank that does more for your money chicago mayor brandon johnson spoke earlier today announcing changes to the parental leave policy for chicago public school previously employees parents were eligible for six weeks of leave and non -birthing parents were eligible for two weeks under the new policy both parents will be able to leave this also extends to parents who are adopting a new child the chicago board of education still needs to approve the policy and a salmonella outbreak in the chicago area twenty six cases have been confirmed in in chicago as well as cook dupage came lake mckenry and will counties from april twenty fifth to may eighteenth all of them linked to ground beef public health spokesperson mike claffey says there are still concerns about tainted beef so it's important to keep raw meat away from other foods and to wash your hands and counters often claffey says the source of the salmonella outbreak has not been identified the cdc is looking at a small number of similar cases in other states wls news time one thirty one
AP News Radio
Fitful start to new 3-day truce in Sudan; airlifts continue
"A fresh free day truce in Sudan starts fitfully as airlifts out continue. Sudan's war in generals have pledged to observe a new three day truce brokered by the U.S. and Saudi Arabia in an attempt to pull Africa's third largest nation back from the abyss. The claims were immediately undercut by the sound of heavy gun fire and explosions in the capital Khartoum, residents say warplanes were flying overhead several previous ceasefire declared since the April 15 outbreak of fighting have not been observed, meanwhile, Britain says it will run evacuation flights for nationals from an airfield outside cartoon. I'm Charles De Ledesma
The Dan Bongino Show
Fresh "Outbreak" from The Dan Bongino Show
"Of the salmonella outbreak has not been identified the cdc is looking at a small number of similar cases in other states wls news time one thirty one on the road tristate always still have a disabled vehicle blocking the left lane northbound before thirty first street kennedy inbound mohair to the burn is fifty one minutes twenty eight in for montrose and forty eight back out to a hair from downtown usually go to the junction is twenty four minutes seventeen on the flip eisenhower inbound for the order of the old office is a fifty two minute trip forty three on the reverse stevenson i three fifty five to the drive thirty seven minutes an accident continuing to block the right lane at california avenue alban stevenson is thirty one minutes did ryan inbound ninety three two downtown is sixteen minutes it's twenty on the outbound side next traffic update in about fifteen minutes sponsored
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
'Lies My Gov't Told Me' Author Robert Malone Looks to the Future
"Malone. Welcome back. I didn't want to I didn't want to wrap up our conversation without looking at the future for because you actually, as an inventor of the mRNA technology, you got this vaccine, believing that the government had kind of ironed out the kinks that you saw when you stopped working on it. When did you realize that there was something else going on? And what is that bright future that we can look forward to? Well, so in one of the first chapters in the book, I talk about how I got red tilled. And that was basically remember that I met expert in seasoned veteran of many outbreaks. But early in basically February March, April, we had launched a book on Amazon, and I about how to prepare and protect yourself from the novel coronavirus. And Amazon suddenly took it down and we went back and forth trying to get a reason on the other. There was no porn and I guarantee. And it was written by two academics highly referenced and they wouldn't give us a reason until they finally dropped those words that we've all come to know. We had violated community standards. How dare you? So that was when I knew that I was no longer in Kansas anymore. And I couldn't just click my heels and go back home. Let's see in terms of the better future. The good news is that a large fraction of the United States and really the world now has woken up to the globalist agenda and what's going on in the various organizations and various activities that seek to basically control the world from a one world government and the logic of command economy that we've all seen. We use words like corporatism and Marxism, but this is where we can now see in ways that we couldn't see before the amazing power and infiltration of these globalist and their agendas throughout the world.
News, Traffic and Weather
Fresh "Outbreak" from News, Traffic and Weather
"Morning to on you this Thursday morning it is June 8th and at 531 we currently have cloudy skies and 55 degrees in downtown Seattle along with Brian Calvert I'm Amanda factor and here's what's happening shots ring out overnight at an apartment complex in Skyway the sheriff's office says up to two people were wounded como for reports has happened at the Creston Point apartments along MLK jr. way south no word yet on the conditions of the victims and so far there have been no arrests a man was rushed to the hospital overnight after a crash in Thurston County state troopers were chasing him in Tumwater it happened here Tumwater Boulevard where troopers say the driver was going about 50 miles per hour before going off the road and hitting a tree police say the driver admitted to drinking beforehand that's como force Holly Menino no word yet on the condition man's two more people have died following a bacterial outbreak at Virginia Mason Medical Center the two latest deaths brings the overall total to nine since the start of the outbreak last year to date 33 people have been infected with Klebsiella pneumoniae a bacterial infection that lives naturally in our digestive system Virginia Mason said they are working with the State Department of Health and the CDC to identify the source of transmission that's como force Mary nom a University of Washington professor who specializes in the science of disinformation finds herself at the center of a national Republican Party inquiry Northwest News bills Corwin Hake explains the US House Judiciary Committee chaired by congressman Jim Jordan Ohio wants you done professor Kate starboard to turn over her documents related to starbirds research into especially disinformation as it relates to former president Donald Trump and other Republican politicians starboard a former pro basketball player with the Seattle Storm is co -founder of the UW Center for an informed public in this 2021 video she speaks about how she believes the campaign spread disinformation about voter fraud president Trump his campaign didn't just prime his audience to be receptive to narratives of voter fraud they inspired them to produce these narratives themselves and then echoed those false claims back to them the Washington Post reports starboard met with Jordan Tuesday the meeting followed a letter Jordan sent in March to starbirds UW Center the Post reports the letter demanded years of starbirds communications saying the center may have supported a quote censorship regime backed by the Biden administration Corwin Haake Northwest News Radio Edmonds police warn about a man who is pretending to be one of them police got a report from someone who was in their vehicle pulled over on the side of the road at Olympic View Drive and Talbot Road they say a black Jeep with lights and sirens pulled in behind the driver had a vest that said sheriff and he claimed to be an Edmonds police officer when questioned though the man got back into the Jeep and took off Edmonds police say they do not have a black Jeep patrol vehicle and if you see this person or vehicle call 911 that's Como 4's Eric Houston coming up on the morning news it is not the typical model for addressing homelessness Pierce County moving though ahead with Pierce County Village I'm Carleen Johnson with details it's 5 34 time to check your traffic something we do every 10 minutes from the high -performance homes traffic center Kiara anything slowing us down just yet we don't have any major blocking problems right now Brian but we are definitely thickening up on north on i -5 beginning right around state route 18 and Federal Way and we're gonna stick with some heavier slowing much the way to state route 516 and after that it's sort of slow and go as you're traveling into the South Center area and we're just starting to see some extra brake right around the Convention Center but no heavy slowing yet into downtown Seattle on eastbound 512 that's going to be busy between 94th and 167 some lighter slowing right as we're starting to enter the Pacific area it'll become busier 15th from street southwest to it northwest and then sort of this scattered slowing to 277th and then you'll back also up for about a mile as you're approaching 405 northbound 405 that's becoming heavier as you're approaching Talbot we'll get a little bit of a break and then right around state route 169 we'll start to slow down again you'll do that to about northeast 5th our next northwest traffic at 544 our report this time is sponsored by Wendy's late night Wendy's drive -thru
AP News Radio
South Korea to test sewage samples for COVID-19
"South Korea this month will begin weekly tests of sewage produced by its major cities and towns to track the spread of COVID-19 and help identify future waves. A senior official at Korean Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says wastewater surveillance, who potentially provide a cheaper and more sustainable tool in the country's pandemic response and could also improve the detection of other outbreaks, according to the plans, health workers were conduct tests on sewage samples collected from 64 wastewater facilities nationwide, at least once a week, and regularly released data on the test results on its website. Similar tests have also been adopted in the U.S., I'm Charles De Ledesma
AP News Radio
Gun injuries in US surged during pandemic, CDC study shows
"The CDC says gunshot injuries search in the U.S. during the pandemic. A new government study highlights just how violent the recent past has been in America by showing a surge in people wounded by gunshots during the pandemic. That's also when the number of people fatally shooting each other and themselves also increased during the first two years of the COVID-19 outbreak the number of people injured by gunfire rose 40% compared with 2019, in 2022, injuries tapered off, but were still 20% higher than before the pandemic, experts say the CDC gun study helps provide a more comprehensive picture of gun violence in the country than simply measuring homicides and suicides. I'm Shelley Adler
AP News Radio
Pandemic 3 years later: Has the COVID-19 virus won?
"It's been three years since the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 coronavirus had spread to pandemic level. And health experts are pondering if it will ever go away. It was March 11th, 2020. COVID-19 can be characterized as a pandemic. World Health Organization director doctor Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. In the U.S., the virus was spreading fast, first detected in a patient in Washington state, January 18th, and infecting passengers on a cruise ship being held off San Francisco. Then president Trump announced travel restrictions and businesses began to close. We will ultimately and expeditiously defeat this virus. Researchers say, although restrictions are gone and tracking information seems to have dried up, mostly due to politics. The virus looks like it's here to stay, and that new variants that emerge from anywhere threaten a more serious outbreak. Vaccines, immunity and treatment drugs are keeping fatalities down, but some 900 people are still dying every day. The coronavirus outbreak, which began three years ago, killed 6.8 million people worldwide, and 1.1 million in America. I'm Jackie Quinn
The Dan Bongino Show
Robert Redfield Says Fauci Shut Down Debate on Covid's Origin
"Take a listen yourself Doctor Fauci's physician as those who thought a spillover took the position that it was most likely a spillover event because that's what happened with SARS and that's what happened with mers And I think it's important to look at prior to 2012 we didn't really have another mechanism other than nature We weren't doing gain of function research I'm a clinical virologist I tried to explain to Doctor Fauci who's an immunologist that this virus SARS and mers when they infected man from the intermediate host civet cat in the case of SARS in a camel in case emerged they never learned how to go human to human So those original outbreaks are less than a thousand people And the epidemics died And so when everyone thought this was SARS like well that's going to die too But this virus was immediately the most infectious virus not the most I think probably right behind measles virus that we've ever seen in fact man So I immediately said wait a second this is a natural And then you go back and look at the literature and you find in 2014 this lab actually published a paper that they put the H two receptor into humanized miso in fact human tissue And then you learn that the new COVID which came from bats now can hardly replicate in bats So how does that happen I don't know Doc That's so crazy So a lab that's doing research on mice having those mice genetically altered so they express a human receptor a human receptor that's active in the transmission of COVID human to human The labs do in research on that and the craziest thing happens A virus emerges from a lab that can go human to human that they engineered to infect a very specific human receptor
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Flashback: Jon Stewart Embarrassed Stephen Colbert About the Lab Leak
"What do you mean, but do you mean perhaps there was a chance that this was created in a lab? There's an investigation. A chance. Oh my God, there's evidence I'd love to hear. Novel respiratory coronavirus overtaking Wuhan, China. What do we do? Oh, you know who we could ask the Wuhan novel respiratory coronavirus lab. The disease is the same name as the lab. That's just, that's just a little too weird. Don't you think? And then I have to scientists. They're like, how did this so wait a minute? You work at the Wuhan respiratory coronavirus lab. How did this happen? And they're like, mmm, a pangolin kissed the turtle. And you're like, no. If you look at the name. Look at me. Let me get your business card. Show me your business card. I work at the coronavirus lab in Wuhan. 'cause there's a coronavirus losing Wuhan. How did that happen? Maybe a bat flew into the cloaca of a turkey and then it sneezed into my chili and now we all have coronavirus. Like, okay, well, wait a second. What about this? Wait a second. All right, John. Oh my God. Oh my God. There's been an outbreak of chocolatey goodness near Hershey, Pennsylvania. What do you think happened? Like, oh, I don't know. Maybe steam shovel mated with a cocoa bean. Or it's the chocolate factory. Maybe that's it. That could be. That could be.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Mollie Hemingway: How Nicolle Wallace Pushed NYT Propaganda on COVID
"Molly Hemingway posted a clip from Nicole Wallace from MSNBC, Mali tweeted here the truly awful Nicole Wallace pushes New York Times propaganda that helped red China's effort to obstruct the investigation into the Wuhan institute of virology role in releasing a deadly deadly global pandemic. Here's a flashback from a long time ago about a year ago, MSNBC's Nicole Wallace. Traditionally, driven by science, not presidential politics. And the scientists aren't the only ones rankled today by Trump's effort at reputational repair. The New York Times also advances recent reporting on U.S. intelligence agencies, which we learned this week, provided Intel in the president's PDB as early as January about the lethal spread of COVID. Those same agencies now have been tapped with investigating one of Trump world's most favorite conspiracy theories. New York Times reports this, quote, senior Trump administration officials have pushed Americans by agencies to hunt for evidence to support an unsubstantiated theory that a government lab in Wuhan, China was the origin of the coronavirus outbreak. That's according to current and former American officials. The effort comes as president Trump escalates a campaign to blame China for the pandemic. Some Intel analysts are concerned that the pressure from the administration officials will distort assessments about the virus and that they could be used as a political weapon in an intensifying battle with China over a disease that has infected more than 3 million people across the globe.
The Trish Regan Show
Biden Tried to Shut Down Investigation Into Covid's China Origins
"Forget in 2021 after big Wall Street Journal article that pointed to all the scientists in Wuhan that wound up in the hospital with a mysterious illness just before the COVID outbreak will then finally President Biden had to do something. It was a big front page story, so he comes out and he says, all right, you know what? After having totally shut down the investigation, think about that. He came into office and he shut down the darn investigation. In the where this thing came from, he shut it down. Until it was so apparent and so out there in the media that he couldn't, so he ordered the U.S. spy agencies to carry out a 90 day investigation into the origins of the pandemic. That was over two years ago? And now we're learning the truth? I'll tell you one thing. We got to real trust issue going on. There is no way we can trust anything. From a president who shut down the investigation until he was forced to revamp it. And now, when it's in his interest to reveal the truth, he does.
AP News Radio
Bird flu costs pile up as outbreak enters second year
"Is no end in sight to the current outbreak of bird flu. And that means no relief for the spike in prices for eggs, chicken, and turkey. As the bird flu outbreak enters its second year, consumers pay at the grocery checkout intensifies. Egg prices shot up to four 82 a dozen last month. More than double the year before. A pound of chickens nearly four 50. Nearly a dollar more, and turkey costs about 50 cents more per pound. An agricultural economist is estimating poultry farmers lost more than a $1 billion, and the government spent about half a billion, trying to address the bird flu, with some 58 million birds having to be slaughtered. One researcher says there is some hope for improvement this spring, with new turkeys and chickens, hopefully developing
AP News Radio
Canada to require COVID tests for passengers from China
"More countries are requiring the visitors from China. He tested for COVID-19 before boarding a flight or boat. Australia and Canada are the latest to join the growing list of countries that are requiring those traveling from China, be screened for the coronavirus. That includes passengers from Hong Kong and Macau, who will also have to show a negative COVID test within two days of their departure. China's battling a nationwide COVID outbreak after easing restrictions that had led to nationwide protests. The U.S. and a number of other countries already
AP News Radio
Alfalfa sprouts being recalled after salmonella outbreak
"Been a recall on a brand about the sprouts that sold in grocery stores in the Midwest. There have been more than a dozen cases of salmonella poisoning linked to sun sprouts, alfalfa sprouts. Health officials say they were eaten at several restaurants and sold it different grocery chains in Nebraska, Iowa, and Kansas. The recalled alfalfa sprouts sold by sun sprouts have expiration dates between December 10th and December 27th and carry lot numbers of either four two one one or 5 two one one. I'm Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
As flu rages, US releases medicine from national stockpile
"The Biden administration says it's moving to make more prescription medicine available as the flu rages nationwide. This year's flu season has hit early and hard. Probably the worst flu outbreak we've seen in a decade, White House COVID-19 response chief doctor Ashish jha said last week, there's a lot of flu out there and in some cases, not enough medicine after a spike in RSV cases. Some people are having trouble finding over the counter medicine, particularly for kids. The FDA says the antibiotic amoxicillin is also in short supply due to high demand. The administration's releasing doses of Tamiflu from the strategic national stockpile states will be able to ask for them from the Health and Human Services department, which last week announced
Spider-Dan & The Secret Bores
"outbreak" Discussed on Spider-Dan & The Secret Bores
"So to my Megan, you're wrong. You're wrong. It's a fun film. So I think my Meghan should go and watch it and then come back to me, see what they think. They probably won't like it, but that's up to them. Again, I appreciate their opinions, but I don't appreciate. When you haven't seen it and you have opinions, give it a go. I think as sequels go, it's underappreciated. So there we are. But yeah, so I just wanted to defend fly to after hearing that Patreon review of the original fly from themselves. So if you want to hear what they have to say about the fly and the fly to, go over to the genuine chit chat Patreon if you are not already subscribed, do it because they're great. I love them. They're both brilliant people. They're just judging films before they see them. That's all. Don't do it. Don't do it. But I will say that I said, I've heard cards as crap. And I haven't seen it. So I'm just as bad really. Because they were very keen on cars for some for some reason. So maybe I'll maybe I'll check that out as well. So I'm not a hypocrite. I don't want to be a hypocrite. So there we are. But yeah, you know, it's fine me guys. So at Dan underscore bores on Twitter. Oh yeah, I've got new social media forgot to say. So I'm on a hive as well. I'll post that probably at some point. I think I put it under, I want to say it's down underscore balls as well. I will just double check that as well. While we're here, why not? Okay, it's just damn boards. So no underscore, I don't think it allowed me to do an underscore. So it's Dan borz on hive and I believe a Mastodon is still, yeah. So it's Dan underscore bores at Mastodon a dot world. So at Dan underscore balls at Mastodon dot world, I can now post on YouTube as well. So I'm going to do some posts on there and some polls maybe. So if you're on YouTube or if that's how you listen, that is always an option. I've been off the social media for a little bit now just to kind of, I just want a bit of time away because it was getting a bit getting a bit much for me, I think. So I'm still going on there, just not having actively posted anything for a while and just again I give myself a break and saw me add out, sort my bloody Ed out, but yeah, it's all good. I'm looking forward to alternative stories. I hope you guys are, it's my favorite season that I do. It's always a bit tight because obviously a recording ran Christmas is a bit difficult for a lot of people. So I always do try and record a little earlier. But yeah, so I've not done that yet. So I'm going to have to catch up. So I'm going to get started on that now. I'm going to do a for Patreon. I'm going to do more of these kind of extensions, prequels, SQL movies, but over the next three or four weeks, I'm going to do three die hard comics, so die hard year one, volume one, and volume two, and then I'm also going to do a third comic, which is a million ways to die hard as well. So my own little die hard trilogy on Patreon. I know Jack a like that and various other people who love die on like who doesn't love die hard.
Spider-Dan & The Secret Bores
"outbreak" Discussed on Spider-Dan & The Secret Bores
"We get all that Beth comes to rescue him. She's in all this like black camo. She's got a gun. She's got some night vision goggles, which I kind of, I think that kind of fits her character as a bit of a, you know, again, that kind of attitude that almost Ripley ask attitude. I think is good. And I can think it fits her because she's a real kind of go get, get them character. And I really appreciated that. That she's like, Martin's like, I need to distance myself from you. And she's like, no fucking not. And there's so many people I know like that, so many women are known like that in a really appreciated that. And she's like shooting down the flies and any other soldiers that get in the way. And Martin's like, I can't leave until we figure this out. And then they bump into nalani is disguises herself as a soldier and takes their mask off and she has the face of one of these creatures. She's not fully there yet, but she's well on her way. We Martin basically forces Martin to get in the telepod because he's revealed how to cure her of the fly infection. She vomits on the gun and light. Puts it to his face and kind of burns his face. And he agrees to do it because he cares and he's obviously doesn't want Beth hurt to gets in. She's cured and then he becomes the fly creature again, which looks again the artworks really good here because it looks exactly like the version of it in the film. So in fly to. So he becomes the it doesn't become this new version of flight becomes the version that he was in the fly to the big green spiky jawed kind of character, which I really appreciate. And it's spot on. Not every minute because if it was every image looked like Eric Stoltz and every image looked exactly like Beth Logan from the film, sorry, Daphne Daphne Zuniga. If they looked like those, then the probably have to pay some rights or get permission or something. So they don't look exactly the same, but there are shots where I'm like, yeah, that's definitely an Eric Stoltz picture that they've based that honor. Zuniga picture of the baseline. So you can I appreciate they went to some level to get the likenesses of those characters. But yeah, so he comes back and bets like we've got to go. She's like, what are you on about? And he was like, yeah, Martin's not an anti psychotic. I think he comes out and he's like, and he's just like, I'm going to kill you. I'm going to murder everyone. I don't know how I'm going to kill you, but it's going to be fucking gross and you're going to be torn apart and melted by fly vomit. And he gets the ability to fly as well, which he didn't have in the first in the fly too. So we get to see him sprout wings and eventually he's kind of convinced and taught down to kind of fix everything. I won't spawn the ending because I think you should read it. The only thing I will say does end a bit abruptly. That was my main issue with it. But I think I've read this before, so I enjoyed it before. I knew I'd enjoy it again. I think it's a nice, it's a nice follow up. I think it's good. I think the style is good. The artwork is great. I think the writing is quite humorous at times as well. It's got this darkly kind of dirty sexual humor to it as well. Which I appreciate.
Spider-Dan & The Secret Bores
"outbreak" Discussed on Spider-Dan & The Secret Bores
"To come up with a cure to see what the what will happen become of people are the infected is Martin infected. He doesn't know, but he feels it's his responsibility. He created this, he started this. Now he's got to he's got to finish it. He's going to figure it out somehow. And these two, there's an army soldier and a scientist. I think doctor meriwether and colonel Vatican are working or something like that. Anyway, so they're there. And they're just, they're interchangeable because they're just look exactly the same as gas masks. Hazmat suits on any contacts Beth and he's like, I can't speak to you because I'm trying to figure out a cure. He's keeping her at a distance. Kind of letting her know where he is, what's happening, but he's like, I've got to focus. I've got to make sure I do this. I can't leave this place until everyone's cured. And then slowly but surely kind of explains as he explained the kind of symptoms of transformation. Like you become psychotic, you become confident, you get superpowers, you become hyper sexual and we're showing this through the other people that are infected and they're having unprotected sex. Infecting each other and then they get to see further and further the symptoms like the male counterpart in that sex scene is start trying to attack Martin and blaming him, picks up like a big row of table, huge table, and chairs. You know, there's kind of dining room chairs that were all connected with the table and the bench and stuff, trying to throw one of those at him. And we get to a point where noelani interrupts an intimate phone call video call with Beth and Martin and she's like, what I really like about this book is it keeps using the buzz sound effect, but not for flies themselves. I quite like to keep bringing it up and one of my favorite ones is when they're having a dirty video call. Let's call it. And she brings out a vibrator and obviously it's bill's buzz, but in the phones go buzz buzz and just appreciate it. It was a little detail. I just really, really enjoyed. And yeah, I just like that. I like the use. I think the onomatopoeia, the sound effects in the comic are an art form in themselves. And I think they should be used to that effect. And it made me chuckle, made me laugh. Entertained me. So yeah, the fly outbreak is fun. So slowly but surely, more and more people become infected. They form these cocoons, Martin's still trying to figure it out. And we get to a point where all hell breaks loose. They all form these cocoons. They all come out. They all look like bartok, so these exact same looking fly creatures, which I think is a good design and the kind of alien like. Again, they're a bit more beautiful, a bit more humanoid looking. They can fly. And nalani is she interrupts him, tries to have sex with him. And gets really fucking cross it, because this is his fault. They put her on anti psychotics, but then Beth turns up, it all breaks loose. Everyone flies escape. They're trying to kill them. The doctors are the doctor in the colonel die, or the army guy dies. I'm really rushing through this now, but it's quite short.
Spider-Dan & The Secret Bores
"outbreak" Discussed on Spider-Dan & The Secret Bores
"So the end of the film, Martin manages to grab bartok, take him into the telepod and because he knows he's figured out that he can transfer his bad genes over to a new donor, basically. If they both step inside the teleport. And he manages it, comes out, bar top is as horrible, disheveled creature. Much like the dog in the beginning of the film that they keep alive and Martin has to put down. This is why I said, if you're a dog person, it's probably not the film for you. Might make you cry because it is quite sad. But it's done very, very well. And yeah, I think the performances are good, right, and it's good. Music is great. It's effects are great. Solid. I think it's very underrated as a sequel. Again, not a patch on the first one, but if you want more fly content, there you go. But yes, so we have that and bartok ends and he's just like this poor disheveled dogs kept alive and struggles to eat and just in constant pain. Bartok is now living that, so that's his destiny. So the fly outbreak picks up years after that, so I imagine the bartok industries kind of avoid it, but I think they basically say, all right, well just sweep everything under the carpet. We'll try and help mister bartok. The only person who can help him is Brundle. So let's keep him working here, I guess. But it's a really interesting story. The art style is very reminiscent of max Payne. If you've ever played that game, it's kind of, there's an edge of digital kind of painted artwork as well. It's kind of a mix of both. Kind of a little web comic in a good way in a positive way. Slots kind of like splattered.
Spider-Dan & The Secret Bores
"outbreak" Discussed on Spider-Dan & The Secret Bores
"They are basically kind of studying this and they're still trying to work out how to get the telepods working right because they're still not necessarily perfect and Martin grows up and he sees that they experiment on animals and unfortunately the dog comes out of the teleport and it's all fucked up and yeah, so we he's a bit kind of disconnected a bit socially awkward bit weird and but he meets Beth Logan who is the love interest. I think she's a great character. She's lovely she's nice. She's very down to earth. She's a fly fishing fan. But she's not like she's not like your typical damsel in distress. I think there are moments where she does kick some ass and she doesn't put up with anybody shit but I think she understands that Martin's a bit shy a bit he's not been very social. Bartok himself he tries to treat him like a son, but he basically can't wait for him to turn into a fucking fly because it's going to create super soldiers and the telepods can do this genetic engineering type thing. They can blend races and creatures together as military applications I basically don't go into it too much but there's certain things they can do beyond just teleporting. He talks about being able to have surgeries without cutting people open, you're able to remove tumors and organs or whatever and put stuff in as well. And slowly but surely we'll learn of the conspiracy and what is happening to Marty and the history and he learns what happened to his dad and his mom, who died in childbirth at the beginning of this film. That's why his raised by the bartok industry because the world doesn't really know exists. Yeah, and slowly, but surely you becomes more and more fly like until the big finale, which is proper gross practical effects. Really, really just discussed in fun, really gruesome, some really gruesome deaths like some acid death.
Spider-Dan & The Secret Bores
"outbreak" Discussed on Spider-Dan & The Secret Bores
"I don't like that. I don't like that. Because I think the fly two is pretty good. Does it hold up to the first one? Does it hold up to the cronenberg one? Absolutely not. But I think it's a fairly serviceable monster movie. If you're looking for shocks and scares and gruesome stuff and it had to be quite different and it is from the original. There are a lot of similarities, obviously. Guy turns into a giant fly. That is going to happen. But I think it's really well shot. I think it's got great villain. I think it's got one of the better endings to kind of ramifications for a villain's actions, some creepy and weird stuff that happens. A character returns from the first film, there's a lot of references where I get technically two characters, but not the original actor returns, but yeah, I think it's cool, it's interesting if you are a fan of dogs, probably not the film for you. Spoilers, but it's not nice to dogs necessarily. Well, I mean, there is a nice moment with a dog. It's too nice moments with a dog, and then it's pretty horrible and sad and depressing stuff that happens to dog as well. But yeah, I like it. I want spoil it really, but I will have to talk about this comic, the sequel, but check it out. I genuinely, if you, I see it as a psycho two, is it as good as the original? No. But is it still serviceable as a film? I agree. I think it is quite a solid monster science fiction film. Again, I think I have a soft spot as well because I saw it first. I want to say I saw it on channel 5 or something. And I thought it was quite interesting when I found out there is actually a sequel or comic book sequel to this.
Spider-Dan & The Secret Bores
"outbreak" Discussed on Spider-Dan & The Secret Bores
"Mother's heart rate looks fine, though. Good. Let me see the baby's heart rate, please. Doctor it hurts. I know. But doing fine. Okay. Here it comes. Oh no. I can't. It's vitamins. What's wrong? Doctor talk to me. This can't be. What's wrong? What's wrong with my baby? Her fly. Two. A new generation is born. This is the only disaster on the field. The spider down in the secret room prepared. You need Paul. Welcome to prattle world, I am your host the ever amazing ever spectacular spider Dan and in this podcast I spotlight entertainment best kept secrets that a mainstream audience may find boring, and welcome to another puny pod a short form podcast where we visit a specific film or comic book all by masses. Yes, back again. Sorry for the delay. It should have been out on Friday this, but sometimes life gets in the way. Sadly, Dennis, and I were planning to do a poltergeist podcast. But Dennis is having some family issues, so all of our love again to Dennis, for not being able to make this one. But I'm doing something different. So I'm not going to do a podcast by myself. We'll probably do that at some point in the future. We'll get around to it. It'll happen. It'll happen. But we've got jaws coming up, draws the revenge for alternative stories, which will begin next week. Next Friday. I'm going to work on that today as well. And some of the Patreon stuff. So lots of stuff coming your way for the next few months. Well worth it. I'm really looking forward to it. I think I'm recording The Batman Returns one next week as well. So I'm going to put quite a bit of time off. So there will be more than enough time to get it all done because I still got a lot of time off of not used. So I will use it very soon and yep. So let this come in holidays coming. So here we are. But yeah, I'm doing a little. So this is what I've kind of been doing on Patreon if you're not a patron I've been looking at sequels to comic book sequels to movies. So these are sequels that are a continuation of either movie, TV show video game or expanding the universe that we never really got. Elsewhere.
AP News Radio
Workers leave iPhone factory in Zhengzhou amid COVID curbs
"Many workers have left an iPhone factory in central China to apparently avoid COVID restrictions in a video uploaded online many workers could be seen climbing over fences at the Foxconn facility in the city of shangzhou the workers appear to have left as a possible attempt to avoid COVID curbs just a few days earlier an unknown number of employees were quarantined after a virus outbreak in the factory local media reports said that workers complained of poor food quality and a lack of medical care for those who tested positive
The Dan Bongino Show
The Evolution of Viruses Is Simple
"And speaking to medical professionals with background in this space they told me the evolution of viruses is actually quite simple It is very rare if not nearly impossible for a virus to have maximum infectiousness What we would call the R nought its ability to reproduce in a host it's almost impossible to have that with high fatality And then when you ask them to explain you go no no I saw that movie outbreak with Dustin Hoffman Guy sneezes in a movie theater instantly kills like 50 people Well why is nature generally not produced viruses like that Well you know when you think it through it's pretty simple to figure out If a virus is that contagious for one guy sneezes in a movie theater and affects 50 people in a movie theater and kills them instantly then you don't have 50 people walking around with the virus that can then spread it to other people You know why Because they violated the golden rule the dam bongino show and got dead Their dad You see how that works It's almost impossible to have a virus that is both highly contagious and easy to catch And that's maximized It's not impossible but it's not common in evolutionary the evolution of viruses and virology Again this is our my daughter what do you know about that I just told you not much that's why she acknowledged from other people These were very smart people have told me It is really difficult for that to happen in nature Because you'll kill off your host instantly That's why coronavirus was so perfect as a bioweapon Think about it The virus you have this asymptomatic spread period where these people are carrying the virus and they don't know they're sick
Serious Inquiries Only
"outbreak" Discussed on Serious Inquiries Only
"Thing to come out for them. However the washington post also notes that the cases of vaccinated individuals developing severe infections remain rare. And that's true and that proportionally unvaccinated people are still much more likely to be infected then vaccinated people are. That's also true so mostly. The findings presented in this case. Study are bad news for vaccinated folks and folks who have unvaccinated people in their household and that's scary so the question is how do we square those takeaways. With that headline finding five percent of the people in this outbreak were vaccinated number. Makes it look like it's worse to be vice. It does it does. Yeah but luckily that is not the case. Okay so about the cdc report so this was published by brown and colleagues in july twenty twenty one and it's describes a case study of particular cove in nineteen outbreak that happened in barnstable county massachusetts In like early to mid july of twenty twenty one and so barnstable county is home to province town and in province down they host these annual events like independence week and bear week. I had never heard of these. I don't know if you heard in the animal sense or no. No i'll tell you so from the down tourism website. They say bear week is the largest gathering of bears in the world. Tens of thousands come to province down during this still and tell them to go to bars. Eat honey to go to bar clarify parties bars and clubs throughout the town. You know what you're getting into when you attend. no we're not talking about actual bears. That's finally okay. Now it becomes clear. Yeah so these are large events. There attended primarily by gay men. And i only. I only mention this because these these events were connected to the outbreak and because this this does become very relevant to interpreting. Some of the statistics. Later in terms of the demographics in this outrage so there were four hundred sixty nine cases in this particular outbreak which was associated with multiple events and gatherings and of those four hundred sixty nine cases. Three hundred forty six or seventy four percent of the cases did occur and fully vaccinated people. Wow another another. Finding that they talked about was that In a sub sample of these cases in in one hundred thirty three cases they were able to perform genomic sequencing to determine which strains of ovid were represented in this outbreak and the vast majority of the sampled were the delta variant so it was like eighty nine percent of the sample tests were from delta. There was one additional case that was a delta descendant and other ten percent of cases. They said that the genomic sequencing was not successful. so it's entirely possible that all of these cases have been delta but at least ninety percent of them were so the the findings that are being played up in the news coverage of this or that the majority of infected were vaccinated and the majority infections were caused by delta and then the report goes on to say that there were five infected persons in this outbreak. Who were hospitalized. And four of those five were back stated that's another finding that could sound bad eighty percents. The people in this outbreak were vaccinated. Yeah should say no. Deaths had been reported from this outbreak at the time of the reports publication. And i still don't think there have been been. I could've miss something there and then another key finding that the report talks about is that They were able to analyze a metric from the pr tests. The copa tests called threshold cycles. In a sub sample of the cases so in so in one hundred and twenty seven of the pr tests from vaccinated people and eighty four of the pr tests from unvaccinated people and this metric These thresholds essentially indicate. How much virus is present in. The sample and the values on this metric looked very similar between the vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals. This is where claim comes from that the vaccination may not reduce your risk of spreading the delta variant right. It looks like the viral load was similar in both groups in additionally the the threshold or the cycle threshold values. They weren't similar between the two groups. They indicated very high viral load in the two groups which is more evidence supporting the the idea. The delta is like very transmissible. One key. Finding i think this actually segue nicely into that into that. Point is that They they gave. They reported the types of vaccines that were represented in the breakthrough. Vaccinations they got in this in this outbreak. So they essentially said like the percentage of the people that had pfizer earner and jj that developed a breakthrough infection and so their numbers were as follows. A forty six percent of the people in the outbreak had pfizer. Thirty eight percent of the people in the outbreak had moderna and sixteen percents of the people that had breakthrough infections had had johnson and johnson. And so like. I think yeah. I think that this is a this is an interesting thing to key in on because i think it does kind of it could be interpreted or misinterpreted in a way similarly to that seventy five percent right. So if i'm looking at that. And i'm seeing that like the majority of these breakthrough infections were with pfizer and madonna only sixteen percent. Were with j. j. I might go. Hey wait does that mean. J. and j. is much more protective against breakthrough infections. But even i can tell ya you gotta look at the base rate of people that are vaccinated with those right exactly right and they do provide that information so in the massachusetts population of vaccinated people fifty six percent of those vaccinated in massachusetts got visor pfizer versus the forty six percent of this outbreak. Thirty eight percent got madonna versus the thirty eight percent in this outbreak and only seven percent got j..
Serious Inquiries Only
"outbreak" Discussed on Serious Inquiries Only
"Hello and welcome series inquiries. Only this is episode. Three hundred six back at it after a little bit of vacation for me. I guess for the normies. It wasn't but for patrons and me. How's it going. Lindsey me and you great yeah. I assumed you still did an episode while i was gone. But just listen to you. Gotta uploaded is the problem. Is that how that works. Yeah no you can't just talk into the mic. Doesn't it's not like it's hooked into them. The listeners directly. That's how i thought it worked at first. It was like this is why you handle the podcasting. I bet the episode did was delightful though. We'll just it really was. Yeah all assume it was so much to talk about today. I am really excited. Here's here's what here's what. My plan is my plan. Is for lindsey to sit down and tell us what the fuck is going on. That's my plan for this episode because when it comes to the delta variant and covert and like whether or not you can get it when you're vaccinated now and spreading all this stuff. I've seen so much contradictory information. You know elsie from an again. That's the hard thing about this day and age of cove is like it's not all from one side to its among people on the left there are people who are posting things. About how like. Oh in you know. In massachusetts seventy five percent of people gotta were vaccinated. And the some something like that i sent that to. You is just like how can this possibly be true. What is this. What's happening. Because i think a lot if i'm at all you know emblematic of of the We could really use a nice a nice chat with dr lindsay. Ostermann here to tell us what the f. is happening with this covert vaccine stuff and whether or not they are protecting against delta. They're not protecting so. That's what i hope you're going to do. But i've just volunteered you for this. So big responsibility no that that washington post headline that you sent to me was very confusing. When i saw it i was like. Oh that's i mean. Something's not adding up there. But it wasn't immediately obvious what it was but We get this ought to be fun. So would you prefer to row sam harris before doing that. Or after y-. I don't know if i can hold in my sam hair. Okay yes it before we before we get to the the break. I did want to talk a little bit. About some trouble. In the bromance between san harrison and brett weinstein so sam harris interviewed eric. Topol if you weeks ago about vaccine hesitancy and topol had a lot to say about the way that britain heather was toktogul. Actually a good guy. Yeah yeah he's a cardiologists gotcha so he. He had a lot to say about bread. Heather's coverage of things related related to the pandemic. So you know. He thinks that it's dangerous ridiculous. That they're doing the stunt with ivermectin on air. Take ivermectin and these. Oh yeah yeah did you. We talked about them. Just know we haven't. They're taking ivermectin on. Do they have covert no as a a prophylactic. Oh it's like a condom against cocoa vodka. Maybe they should get in a giant condom like naked gun whatever that would probably work work. Actually that's just you know. They pulled this whole thing where they you know the entire time they were doing it. They're like now. We're not saying that you know we're endorsing that other people do this. But here's us actually literally taking ivermectin on air As a as a prophylactic. And i think they said that they have their kids taking it too so that's pretty fun. Don't quote me on that. Their kids are grown adults who are also profiting in their show. Yeah it's like they once. I'm pretty sure one does the video. And you know so. I don't feel too bad for their kids. Yeah yeah so the so. So here's did this interview and then brett's responded to that in episode eighty nine of the dark correspond cast and said that sale. It's i'm so sorry. I miss her i i just want to point out something. I was so terribly confused. Because i thought you said that this doctor went on dark horse was criticized and i was just couldn't fathom the idea that those assholes would have someone who disagreed with him and i was like this whole time i've been swirling like how did do they. Was it a borat situation where they tricked now. I feel much more like okay. I understand the world again. You know because we're a second. I thought you told me that weinstein hang had someone who actually disagreed with them and now my world is. It's back to where i thought it was in terms of those two. Okay thank you. Sorry for the whole episode so glad you said it way I'm in yeah. Yeah so so. Yes so sam. Had this guy on the criticize brad and then brett responded to it in dark horse and said that sam was unintentionally straw manning their positions and this You know nothing in their discussion actually threatens anything about what britain had have put forward and he was also very annoyed. That sam and eric didn't give britain heather credit for being early and right about the lab hypothesis. So there's that there they were not right about it by just. fyi yeah. It's always good to keep reminding people with that. But then and this is really why i thought it was funny enough to bring up. Sam released. Amei and half of it was behind. A paywall is always so. I can listen to the last half of it but the first half was just his replied to brett statements in dark horse and as as a prelude. I just wanna say this. If if i were to release podcast episode in which i played like a satirical version of sam harris i would choose a topic on which sam things other people have a blind spot and then i would criticize that blindspot using all the language that has been used to legitimately criticise sam harris his blind spots but the he doesn't acknowledge legitimate and get it the whole time. Yeah yeah and so. I played that real straight. Just saying and with that in mind here's what unfolds and sam's prelude to the ama. This is amazing. So sam says that listeners have been suggesting that he have brett on the podcasts. To clear things up you know just having a conversation. Sure so saint. Mary's does right. But sam harris doesn't think that's a good idea and so i'm going to read a couple of quotes here so.
This Day in History Class
"outbreak" Discussed on This Day in History Class
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Podcast for people who can never know enough about history the day was june twenty-fourth nineteen thirty two the siamese political party routes adine or the people's party overthrew the government of king rama the seventh ending seven hundred years of absolute monarchy under the kings of yom the bloodless coup resulted in the introduction of democracy the first constitution of thailand since seventeen eighty two the kingdom of yom or day thailand have been ruled by the secre dynasty beginning with rama. The first who founded the capital city bangkok throughout the nineteenth century much of southeast asia was colonized by the british. French and dutch see wasn't never subjected to colonial rule but rama the fifth who reigned from eighteen sixty eight to nineteen ten set out to modernize the kingdom. He introduced social and governmental reforms that were based on western models. The old ruling families rejected his reforms. But from the mid eighteen eighty s to the early nineteen hundreds rama the fifth overhauled the administration established military conscription abolished slavery and made major changes in the country. The king was committed to modernisation. He was also committed to maintaining thai traditions and independence. He instituted all these reforms that they would save. Sam from the threat of western. Colonialism looked civilized to colonial powers than it would supposedly avoid western invasion rama the fifth son and successor rama. The sixth also worked to modernize the m and welcomed the adoption of some european ideals. His reforms upset members of the aristocracy and nobility as well as groups of progressives and radicals in nineteen twelve a group of military officers conspired to overthrow the king but the plot failed. There is debate over the main causes of the nineteen thirty two revolution but the rise of western educated commoner elites become dissatisfied with politics in. Csm played a significant role in the event rama. The seventh ascended the throne in nineteen twenty five. He created the supreme council of state made up of senior princes who served in previous administrations. They quickly let go of commoners. Who had been appointed in the civil service and military. during rama. the seventh rule returning western educated students grew disillusioned with the status quo in nineteen twenty seven. A small group of military and civilian students gathered in periods with the intent of founding party to bring change to see 'em this group of seven people call themselves the promoters and they decided to stage a coup to end absolute monarchy in the country to achieve this goal. They formed the canal route sedan or people's party. The promoters worked on gathering supporters. Meanwhile seamless facing economic problems. The great depression made it to the country by nineteen thirty. The value of rice see'ums major export fell drastically. Land values also failed so the government had to make a bunch of budget cuts by nineteen thirty two. The people's party was made up of more than one hundred students military officers and non-royal government officials on the morning of june twenty-fourth nineteen thirty two while the king was away from bangkok. The people's party led the coup the promoters seized control of the army as well as post and telegraph offices and they arrested royal officials who were part of the ruling group. Armored vehicles and troops gathered at the throne hall in the royal plaza and one of the promoters read the narrow sadan manifesto declaring the end of absolute monarchy and the establishment of a constitutional state rama. The seventh was playing golf in the south of seattle when he got news of the coup he agreed to the demands for a new constitutional system and by december of that year he had promulgated a new constitution a state council and national assembly established but conflict between the connerotte sadan and the king continued a couple of years after the revolution rama the seventh left for england and in nineteen thirty five he abdicated the throne spending the rest of his life in england though. The coup was a major turning point in history. The next few decades were still characterized by political unrest and roll by military governments each jeffcoat. Hopefully you know a little more about history today than you did yesterday and if you have any suggestions feel free to send them our way. We're at this day at iheartmedia dot com. If you want to send us an e mail you can also hit us up on social media. Where at t. H c podcast. Thanks so much for listening to this show. 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The Mindless Morning Show
"outbreak" Discussed on The Mindless Morning Show
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The Mindless Morning Show
"outbreak" Discussed on The Mindless Morning Show
"Dies Yeah so it's it's very different from how it happens in the comic book to the series and actually We'll just go ahead and spoiler this. 'cause i mean this fucking old again wash pronounce your problem arrigo in the comic neagh is the one that scoops eyeball out with like a spoon all all this other stuff that leads to his death and in the comic books i mean i are in the. Tv show was wasn't his newest behind the answer. The the y. Oh no no. That's not how he died in. He need killed him in the show but not the same. What ways desirable. I the the face jazz shock till how good he killed the red headed dude and then darryl punched megan and said that's it. I have to punish someone else buck. And then he just went bowmen. Hit glynn on the head with a baseball bat. And i never had them lined up brand of. Yeah with a she was. It was a shock. 'cause i omitted ten his i was out and then he just went into town on them. And yeah. I've only watched. The first season is whatever's going to be same ultimate zombie. Bullshit issue it's very interesting. I talked to a lot of people who dropped off the walking dead like and it was around the time when glad we drive. That's yeah it was off because with with a show like that once your favorite character dies is really a point to sticking it out for me. I watch all the way to the way to so okay. Yeah oh my reasoning why. I didn't get back. Into game of thrones there honestly there were too many filler episodes fisher thing happened man. That's what i love about what they like that yet. But that's what. I loved about game three inches. They developed a character to where good or bad. You kinda characters has patching. That's because the character is a game of thrones had a lot in them. The characters in the walking dead were not as deep so. It's not like a good writers fucking sucked. Yeah that's i'm not blaming. The actors are the character models landing not being what it could have been. It was boring after a while. So we fell edit and i mean aruna teaches givens sued I love it. I can't and i can't call this show full. I can't recall a show that i've ever just dropped off. Because character died. I feel like with walking dead like we've watched up until about the indices nine now and it's ending it at seasonal Actually the main walking dead series. I just feel like you know two more seasons to go. I might as well just kind of hunker down. Finish it and then walk away and say okay. Well i had my time with her. And it's the same thing with with most of the shows. I watch like one season caesar to in and i'm already kind of invested that far i just kind of throw myself into it and just i know there's gonna be some rough patches here there yet. I kinda like to see things through to the end for a lot of a lotta the shows that i watch and i gotta say i mean some some shows they just fucking hit the nail on the head perfectly. They the capture you. They they grab you. You're you're invested in their son. That will kind of keep you on the hook. But they they don't fully they don't have you and then i think they kind of just like lose themselves at some point midseason and they don't know what their goal is in you kinda because they're so faded out in not sure what they're wanting to towards their main goal just lose interest in you end up not not getting into it and a lot of the time to either. Sometimes it's made main tasks members like could be leaving the show that could you know then steer the show in a different direction. Yeah exhort different show. Runner comes on and sorta curbs the show in a different direction as well like i know walking dead gone through three or four. Different show winners. Yeah one of my favorite shows of all time. Though is that seventies show. And i knew that as soon as season eight susan. It was his final season as soon as the two main actors. Like who played. Eric in also left the show that that show basically didn't have any more lakes to stand on mike. Basically bring it to a close like they couldn't beat that that dead horse anymore. So i was happy that they ended it bef- liked and didn't try to renew it for another two seasons based on the cast that at around erica. A great show that. It's legal sitcom that i love with tickets I want to say tim allen of my has name wrong. Bumpers amount Last man standing and two of his daughters went through cash changes so out of his three daughters. Two of them are completely different from when you first started to show and if you go through the entire show you're kinda like what the fuck is. They have like five daughters. All the sudden like what's gone on like it was kind of weird. Took away from it but the kind of been continuing on long enough to where you've accepted them but if you're watching like reruns reruns shit so little weary like who again. That's why a lot of the time it's better if you're going to be changing some like the actor that's gonna be playing a character and you know this show is going to run for a couple years. It's almost better to just change it right at the start like i think i think family guides that as well does the actress who who played meg griffin was wasn't the original actress from the pilot series. So that original actress was there for the whole first season. And then season two onward. It's been Kunst she's been voicing that character ever since and meal kunis phenomenal job to where you almost couldn't tell i mean you could tell because they're pretty quantity like upgraded over time and you could definitely tell there is a big difference in in the voice in town and all but i think overall the good really good job keep keep it fairly a- moderate.
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"outbreak" Discussed on The Mindless Morning Show
"Wanna fall on a nice ring. Mike that yeah i mean i wouldn't want to either put should Locate if actually. It's so when we when we talk about like proud moments. There's there's a lot and and that's what's crazy about trying to pinpoint just where you though because you had the oldest kids you have many because you gotta those milestones. We're still like here's skinnier them. Still here's here's one. That i had that i thought was going to bother me but it didn't and that was. I never got to teach how to ride a bike. No one dead. She didn't fucking did it go. That was really crazy busy. Because like i the longest time that we put her on a bike with training those and she would do it with the training wheels. But we really hadn't shitty sidewalks my old duplex that we renting out and sale at shea sidewalks rude right so one time she took a turn and it tipped past the training will it was going down a hill and turned and so she fell and she was like floor. Ed fucking free kirsch it out. And she did not want anything to do with it and then when she's like seven she finally is getting interested in and we took her to the park and she wrote it with training wheels and then the next day i went to work and she told caitlin like these things are annoying meter in the way and so caitlyn took them off and she got it and just this is way better than just writing. It and i came home from work and she was riding her bike without training lows like literally one day the day before training bills the next day. She didn't do it anymore. And i was like. Oh i'm really proud. Because that was the thing that i thought like it. It's almost like i'm proud either. Way i would have been proud to teach her but then coming home from work. She's doing and i was like whoa like it was really cool and neither neither you nor caitlyn sort of hand holding. She just was kind of like you know what fuck training wheels. I'm gonna do it myself. Yeah so telling me like they went to the park and katie shoots. He was telling me like it. Looks like when she's riding the bike with training wheels. The training wills weren't touching the ground all way drives going straight so it was let students already. It's like the training did what they were supposed to do in literally taught her like in just a few hours and then the next day she wanted them off because she felt that they were restricting her when she turned and ship caitlyn to the and she just went boom and elliot shields four and she can ride her bike without training wheels. Eva taught her when i was at work. I'm like dude. This is crazy. Like i have kids and i have yet to teach one hundred ride a bike. Humans are like eva was like really adamant about teaching ellie how to ride a bike without training wheels and now elliott four years old can ride her bike without training. Wheels concur easy. I remember one of the first times. I was so excited as a kid to not have training. Wheels in two fried. My by my thing. My dad was out front sitting on a chair watching me ride my bike outside on the street and i looked over my daddy. Daddy look i can do. And i like this would handle fucking back and forth and we hear all the sudden and i flipped over the wheel stuck sideways. Fucking flip bam busted fucking live like my jaw mitee like like gas. My lip up. Did i was a sobbing fucking masks of like a six year old or something and just in absolute pain. I didn't want anything to do with my dad. I was so upset. I only wanted my mom at the time in like i just got saying like bring me to bring them on. Bring me the mom. Like i wouldn't i wasn't giving up. He actually drove me to her her which was a deal with. Yeah it's only like five road and driving job and it. It was oddly. Enough paper company like old school life. You know kind of like the office and is so i was. I was brought their. I'm screaming and crying. Everyone cottages with my mom takes care of me like the instantly. Once i see her. I'm like i'm good like totally fine. I don't know what it was. I was just fine. Maternal dude it's like an instinctual fade lay was with my kids. Do the same thing they get hurt. Momma in the boss comes out My mother's boss. The time she he comes out and gives me wonder works tickets. And i'm like oh yeah yeah. Yeah for those who don't know what works is is like the famous upside-down giant building. In orlando that is like a giant exhibit of And i i loved going to that place while my parents will bring me so i was happy to get those tickets but To kind of backtrack a bit of how exactly did you find out when she was pregnant. Like wasn't a surprise you or like how did how did it work out. She actually she gave me a presence. And in this present it was a onesie that had all these different like year dates of like milestones. Like like when we started dating married and then it said Like father or father twenty ask thought riot. Yeah and then she and they're always well. There was the pregnancy tests at the positive pregnancy test and there was a beer mug. That said No longer working the the man now working to dad bought or something like that i i. It's at home. I can't remember it but The pregnancy test and she was recording a video of me opening it too so i didn't even know what that what it was at first. I zero down on the table. Like i thought it was a pen. Show is just kind of like whoa okay and like reading the ones no way like like and then she's like no. That was a pregnancy test. I'm like wait. what and i'm like. Okay.
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"outbreak" Discussed on The Mindless Morning Show
"On a bigger and bigger prize. At the. I i enjoy the luck. The luck one is good. You get you get a percent chance in finding spare change or money or percent. Chance of laying down both your wife. Hey do you wanna like make it quick like a percent chance. If that's like a better you know so. It's worth it. It's worth it man at. It never fails. Yeah yeah yeah yeah. The third third of the third one. I spent on a spin on strengths. And it it's not really paying out that. Will i mean i guess i i don't know if it keeps an hour later but would it only use a jackhammer all. Those things aren't as heavy. Were before i had jude so i still find pretty happy. I don't yeah i mean. We got so into dad tom. Let's really quick list. Let's talk a little bit about you like what you do. I mean you're currently at work. So what food right. Yeah so. I i work in a plant that makes Stone patio stones. We make firepit stones retaining walls all that sort of thing and i can kind of stumbled upon it Not a. i wasn't really looking for this line of work. Because i actually i went to school. Studied journalism and film and television so basically as far away from that as possible It wasn't on purpose. It just from where i live. I live just outside of toronto. Which is one of the major cities in canada and that's where a lot of the jobs for journalism in film are But yet i live in kind of a smaller country town and the commute is about like forty minutes. Their forty minutes back And i was just. I was spending so much money on just commuting to and from toronto for work that i was like not i was not loving it at all and yeah become at home more stressed about my trip home and telling my wife like oh. This guy almost bugged me on the train again. Like sort of thing. All the time man it was on a i was on a A subway and this guy comes on with a like it's like an exacto knife or something and was trying to was trying to like. I don't know if he was directly about me. But the fact that he was kinda brandishing it and while he was talking on like he's gonna sat me or they're they're really fucking those. Yeah i i don't mess with any sharp objects like you've you have a. I'm going to be even the dulles tensile. I'm like you don't know how much damage adult pencil could do away. Graphite poisoning thing. Because i know you guys are very. I've seen these like really hilarious compilation videos on youtube. Where like there's canadians into an accident. Car accidents whatever and they all get other. I'm so sorry are you tear. You like super fucking nice and if you look at american accent fokker. Baseball bat comes out of the trunk. That's that's totally true. I mean i've never personally been in an accident where i've been behind the wheel. I can only imagine if somebody rear ends mu. I'm gonna be the one to get out apologize to them. Like i feel like that's just how it is so i keep picturing moments in my head where i'm going to show some rage and then i'd like like it really takes a lot for me to get to that point. I think i've only gone like all hulk mode like maybe like twice in my life and like so again. It's like no what is in hulk mode for me. It's just going beet red in the face and screaming at the top of my lungs at somebody maybe not even punching a wall or doing that. I what. I'll punch the wall later when i'm on my own because i don't want people to. I mean besides the fact that. I am yelling at somebody. I don't want to punch somebody in the face so i'd rather just hurt myself and just break my knuckles against a wall. Then break somebody's face and then possibly get sued or something like that. That's true repercussions exactly. Yeah i've i've got kids look for now. I don't need to be in jail. So i mean. They came up with the name canada. Do i know how tell me i do. They were sitting around the council of canadian elders. This is before they had that name and they said hey. What are we going to name this place in one guy said how about a c. a. How 'bout in how about a d. And then they decided to spell canada because then saying and then they all apologize to each other and buster. yes like. i'm so sorry. Yeah nice. I never heard that before. That's really good. Yeah i don't really know what to say that like it's the research that nick does before the show highly helps to right so here so all right throughout the four months right the that you've been a father. Yes oh throughout these four months like what has been the most lake absolute best modern for you as a father. I'd say i mean all of it would seem like an obvious answer But i think that just watching these little milestones here and there you know the first time he really holds his head for the first time or the first time that he Smiles at you and knows like that's my dad or whatnot. Even the first time he has a proper poop in like seven days like that seems like like a nice epic milestone for me like. I'm just happy that he's still passing passing bowels. Also yeah it's it's those little milestones. I'm we're now watching him. 'cause he's now starting to figure out how to roll onto his stomach so he's sort of lifting is head marking his back and he's like china turn over like cnn. Do that it's going to be unchanged unchanging poopie diaper. And here. you are trying to roll on. You know what i think. Yeah this.
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"outbreak" Discussed on The Garden Report | Boston Celtics Post Game Show from TD Garden
"Games. They're the highest score and do an NBA history Curry and Durant are 2 through 4 and Kobe and Shaq are number one and ninety six and seven, I believe okay. So when I was about to throw this all the way back, I know it gets on the youngsters and there was when I was a kid, they actually the Celtics would get criticized almost criticized when all the scoring would come from birth Mikhail or bird McHale and Parish, right? It would be like, what are the other rest of the team doing? This is kind of like reasons why we saw it at the end of that era when bird got injured or they got older. So to me, it's just really difficult when two men two players are taking up all the scoring so you really have to see You know the ancillary guys step up and thank good Lord that Jason guard Jalen Brown has improved on a on a steep incline the last three offseason off and now can handle the ball and can make decisions on the Fly and isn't a turnover magnet because he's really going to be needed. The number one thing is number one. We took the answer right and we grow on Bob but you know, I say that the number one thing here for me is keep everybody Safe Keep Kemba away beneath. The playing field is is open. We are we as the Celtics are in the the Celtics are in the Atlantic division with a team at the top that has 7 players tonight. So they're the same level if you know what I'm saying. I mean if you look at this standings Bobby, what are the standings? I stopped looking cuz they're so they don't mean anything that's another place where we left the show last night. It's like everybody's beating every month. Charlotte looks pretty good. That's what you want them to look good but they look good. Now, I don't have anything to them. They could keep Gordon. But yeah, I mean when you think about it from a basketball standpoint those two six or games are really the two that stick out on that schedule to bark depending on their health situation. And that's where Tatum would really be misled. I think they can skate. Wait who are the teams Orlando twice? So Miami, Miami and Chicago and the first Orlando game would feasibly be the games without camera. There would be just Jalen wrong with the other rule guys be there for tomorrow. I mean Friday is practicing Adam himmelsbach says Fridays the target for his return against her landlady. Yep. Yep. Well, listen, I mean we have a a very very good advertising partner that is signing on I'm not going to mention names so they do but they do that work. They do that regenerative medicine the same thing that off. And we had talked about this on the beginning of last week and it is quite possible for him to make that returned and barring they don't I'm no doctor real boring don't overplay him and they do minute restrictions. He could come back and be what he is I said that all along I'm in John and Jimmy were concerned they can miss the entire season so much but John has a pessimist always and Jimmy Jimmy could be pretty pessimistic too. So and I hope they're listening. I I understand their life. I understand their concern because arthritis is scary but everything I've I've learned about this rajender of medicine and I've been doing a lot of work with these people getting them set up and asked me and learning about it cuz we got a table. About it is that it is the best case scenario. So someone who's in each hopefully he'll recover..
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"outbreak" Discussed on The Garden Report | Boston Celtics Post Game Show from TD Garden
"Breaking news Edition Bobby Manning here with Nicholas Joseph Dallas. The cameras text you looking sunny and bright over there and the future is not looking that way for the Celtics right now. Jason paid him entering the NBA's covert Protocol. No positive test app. Sara Lee that's not what the report said, but he will be out for the next 10 to 14 days joining volume stretched and Thompson eye on that list Robert Williams the third who is tested positive. So we have an earthquake in Boston and this isn't just bad news for the Celtics this league looks like it's in trouble right now. That's the way I signed off last night saying we better hope over the next few days of the next week that this NBA playoff works. And right now it looks like it is not Bobby man. I mean, but if you think about it every League started this way the NFL why was probably most critical of all of all the League's ended up just muscling through it and getting through their season and I don't think suspending the season as the answer. I think they just got a power through it and you listen Kevin Durant. You're going to have Marquee players if they own the governor's didn't want a bubble. The NBA complied with the players and the owners. This is what we have to deal with. The only shame is it doesn't stain Bobby the great great dog. They showed such a great path to follow and in the bubble. Does this now kind of stain that success level in the summer if they have to postpone another season if they can't get through this and it certainly does that's what everyone will remember more than the bubble. If you think they're going to wait until the vaccine and then just start vaccinating. I mean really they have the muscle through Thursday. Probably 60 days 45 days. I would think or March 5th is what they have scheduled right now all very tightly condensed. You know, the Celtics are going to play seven games over this. The title well and that's what that that's the implication but first. Let's keep talking coping for explain one second the Celtics have rapid and you know, cuz you're doing a story on a year. You talked to Cedric about it Maxwell about it and stuff. But the Celtics have the rapid testing. Yeah, they have media in the Red Zone get tested. Our media is yellow orange or known near the court. They have the rapid tests. So why then do they put them in covid-19? Positive for a certain amount of time that would put you at risk because we all know about the incubation period sometimes a positive doesn't show up for several days. I think that's the whole in the protocol right. Now off if players are breaking through and exposing other players to it in that time frame the Celtics right now. We don't know where it stemmed from but in Philadelphia where they only have seven players tonight off Seth Curry shooting up. I mean, they're going to get the two dots doctor J.