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Schwartz scores twice to lead Kraken past Flyers
"Jaden Schwartz scored twice in the crack and ended a three game losing streak by tripping the flyers four three. Two points feel bigger sometimes. You win a couple of years in a great spot, you lose a couple and you might be on the outside looking in. Oh, and tippett opened the scoring for the flyers as their fans prepared to watch the eagles and the Super Bowl, but Philly didn't put another shot on goal for the final 16 and a half minutes of the first period. Jordan eberle had a goal and an assist Eli Tobin and also scored and fill a crew barrier stopped 18 shots for Seattle. James van riemsdyk Patrick Brown scored for the flyers amid a sea of green at the arena in Philadelphia. I'm Dave fairy.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"patrick brown" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Flash. What a great set up Charlie for our next segment talking about those retail names and how they are trading. There's a Bloomberg opinion piece today that talked about Black Friday fatigue, how it's a warning sign for retail in the column it was noted online sales during the crucial kick-off to the holiday season reaching though a record 9.1 billion. This is according to Adobe analytics, but the 2.3% increase from last year's supply chain crunched season, tepid compared with 13% in 2020 and 19% in 29. 19. So in store traffic about apparently similarly insipid. So let's see what our next guest has to say about all of this because he has tons of data that makes him an expert on holiday retail shopping. Back with us, we welcome Patrick Brown, VP of growth marketing and insights over at Adobe. He's with us on the phone from burlingame, California. So Patrick nice to be with you again. How are you? I'm doing fine. Nice to chat with you again, Carol. So tell us, you were on with us in early October. Talk to us about the retail environment, how it's changed, gotten better, gotten worse since then. Yeah, so I mean, we've seen the strength leading into Black Friday was really driven by the discounting. And discounting started each year, it seems to start earlier and earlier in this year. We saw consumers or retailers rather starting to discount as early as October when we had a prime day in what we've seen is those discounts just stayed low and they've stayed continuing through the Black Friday. And while Black Friday year over year perspective was only a 2.3% up year over year, it was, it did exceed 9 billion online and what's happening now through the weekend as we're seeing the demand actually online accelerate. So Saturday and Sunday, we saw the equivalent of a Black Friday in sales, 9.5 billion, which is up about 4.4% year over year. So and then leading into cyber Monday where we think the strength is going to continue on to be about a 5% year over year growth. So I think as retailers continue to deeply discount and figure out where consumers are have got some demand across some categories like toys. They're leaning into the discounts and driving some growth. Patrick, when I hear the word discount as a cheapskate or I guess frugal shopper someday call me. Here's spare cup at this guy. But are there any certain categories where you're likely to get better discounts this year? And are they all gone or are there still discounts available for the rest of the season? Well, it's a great question. And I think smart shopper is the right word. I'm similar. I mean, we've seen the discount started, like I mentioned in kind of with prime day in October. And then what's happened is for categories, especially around cyber Monday where you see electronics like traditionally have been a really core deeply discounted category 27% discount. But toys continues to kind of rule the day for Black Friday and through the weekend. So we see up to 33% discounts. But sporting goods, 20% down, jewelry, interestingly one of the categories that we're also seeing come up as consumers are more comfortable buying larger products online. As furniture, furniture and appliances believe it or not, we're seeing discounts and things in demand we're discounts are in the ten to 15% or even those products. Do I have to wait? 12 months, 6 months to get my couch though, if I do that. Well, thankfully, I think last year it was all about there wasn't really very good discounting, and it was all because of supply chain, retailers just didn't have things in their shelves and their distribution centers to fulfill some of the demands that they had to keep prices higher. I think in some cases, retailers are working off a bit of an inventory. So they are using this to manage some of their demand. They're spurring growth with lower prices, but I think you will actually get your couch and it won't be. It won't be 8 months. Hey, one thing I want to ask you if you have any thoughts, I mean, if this extreme discounting continues and I think about the retailers, what that means for margins and what kind of numbers we'll see ultimately when they in the new year report their fourth quarter numbers because I was in Sachs just walking through on Friday on Black Friday, didn't buy a thing, but spent a 150, you get a $75 gift card, and they could, wow, that's great for the consumer. It also guarantees you're going to come back and spend, but I mean, that's got to hurt retailers. Well, I mean, they are managing their inventories. I think you're alluding to. And so they're able to kind of it's better to sell some products and drive some future growth and drive some LTV where somebody can come back and potentially be a future shopper even in the coming year. I think interestingly, even though if you're in the store, one of the things that we're observing, or maybe it's World Cup related, mobile shopping is eclipsed 52% of the sales through Black Friday and through the weekend. So even as people have been out, they're still purchasing maybe not in a store, but they're buying online and they're just finding themselves the way that they're buying is much more fluid. And so I think that retailers are driving volume and driving demand. There is consumer demand out there. I think they're leaning into it with discounting. And I think that's likely to continue into the coming coming in December. Those cell phones are dangerous. I always say, you know? It's so easy to go. Click, click. If statin so good to technology, I agree. Until your spouse is like, do you know what you just did at the last 20 minutes? Patrick Brown, good to check in with you and hopefully we will again over the holidays VP of growth marketing and insights over at Adobe on the phone from California. Let's get back to world of national
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Alex Ovechkin scores 790th goal, Capitals beat Flyers in OT
"Alex Ovechkin's goal one O four into overtime gave the capitals a three two win over the flyers sending Philadelphia to their 8th straight loss with the flyers up two one Sonny Milano tied the game with two 58 left in regulation. Ovechkin and the caps snapped their own four game losing streak. Yeah, it's important to points. I think we have said we were struggling with high position, but it's a good thing like we battle through it and get it to place. Marcus, Johansson also lit the lamp, the flyers got goals for Morgan frost and Patrick Brown. Craig heist Washington
WTOP
"patrick brown" Discussed on WTOP
"Time for rob wood fort. All right, the wizards and capitals trailing their respective games, the caps down to one of the flyers at second intermission, Patrick Brown, the go ahead goal in the second for Philly, the capitals, though, with the shots advantage 24 to 14, there were one for three on the power play scoring on Marcus Johansson's 5th goal of the season. Meanwhile, the Wiz went from up 9 early in Miami to down 17 at the half in trailed by as many as 21, they are trying to fight their way out of this deficit now in Miami 78 67 lead for the heat as we're late in the third quarter of a game that is without Bradley Beal he is sidelined and the wizards without him shooting a woeful 6 of 27 from three point range S 22% Kyle Kuzma just won for ten from deep, maybe bring it in a little bit, Kyle. 17 points, kristaps porzingis with 19 to pace the wizards scoring so far. There's been no answer for Kyle Lowry, he went off for 24 in the first half. Georgetown, stunned by American and Capital One arena 74 70, they blew a 16 point lead and lose to the eagles for the first time since 1982 to put that in perspective, Patrick Ewing the coach was a player back then. They were outscored 44 to 30 after halftime. The Washington commanders back in practice today, Carson Wentz limited participant, no Cole holcomb or Benjamin saint juice they were both sidelined. This week's military bowl D.C. touchdown club high school football player of the week is freedom, woodbridge quarterback Tristan Evans, Tristan, a junior in his first full season as a starter, completed 18 of 21 passes for 370 yards and 7 touchdowns, he rushed 12 times for 74 yards and two more scores as E equals B John champ 70 35 in a Virginia second round playoff game. Be sure to visit WTO dot com to read more about Tristan Nancy highlights from the game. Rob wood fork WTO sports. The top stories we're following for you on WTO, new tonight, a source tells wavy TV that the Walmart manager who opened fire at a Chesapeake Virginia store last night had a manifesto on his phone and had issues with others he worked with there. Police have not identified a possible motive, 6 people and the shooter were killed. After two mass shootings in the Commonwealth this month, Virginia governor Glenn youngkin says he will introduce legislation to bolster mental health resources, including day of treatment for people experiencing mental health crises, crises, the first half of the holiday travel weekend is wrapping up, but a few trouble spots remain this evening. In Maryland, state police are boosting their patrols for impaired, aggressive and distracted driving. Stay with WTO for more on these stories, in just minutes
Bloomberg Radio New York
"patrick brown" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"You some of the latest PMI figures we've gotten out of Germany this morning. The manufacturing figure for November coming in at 46.7, so silicon traction but stronger than had been expected the expectation had been for reading of 45, it's for services, the figure pretty much on target a contraction 46.4 in the composite figure, stronger than have been expected again, though still in contraction charity, 46.43 on the composite PMIs from Germany as well. Both with all those numbers with a 46 handle, which is pretty gloomy in terms of contraction. Right, let's get to the London rush where we carve out some time to highlight UK businesses making announcements in London joining us now is Bloomberg's breaking news editor Charles cable. Good to see you. Charles. Charles has done this again. He does it because your Irish season. That seems to be the thing. Frustrate you. We're going to talk first about Irish continental group. But I'm sure there is a London presence, which is why you've had. First of all, Irish continental group, of course, based in Dublin primary listing in Ireland. We aren't going to take that away from you. It does have a secondary listing in London, but it also operates very closely with UK. It does a lot of roll on roll off ferry services. It also operates some container terminals in Dublin and Belfast. Now the reason why this company is so important is because sea freight and transport costs are one of those supply chain pressures which are really increasing prices, particularly for companies that have these big international supply chains. Now they're saying that there's a weakness in deep sea container movements. Historically, that has been seen as an indication of an economic slowdown and they're saying that's obviously as a result of higher inflation and interest rates. They are also saying that their customers and also the company themselves are seeing what they're saying is a concerning level of price rises. Now they're saying that petrol prices may fall as the economic slowdown takes hold and there's less demand for petrol. They could see falls in that, but everything else is getting more expensive. So their costs have increased. So they are a bit of an indication, perhaps for wider business as well, showing the health of those international supply chains, particularly when it comes to freight. Okay, another company which earlier, while discussing tantalizingly revealed that she has been spending money on her hamster rocket. Yes. I mean, admitted that you don't spend an enormous amount of money I hope. I hope it's not a huge financial commitment. A helmet and space suit. Oh, producer found a photo of another hamster that does. So those kind of memes are available. If that's what excites you, you're good to hear. Tell us about pattern. Look, people are continuing to buy pets as we've heard from rocket. They're sign up to their pet and they're puppy and kitten club have averaged 29,000 a week in the second quarter. Now that's more than three times what it was pre-pandemic. And we've seen over the last few years, a change in the way that particularly in the UK, we think about our pets. They talk in pets at home, talk about humanization and premium premium monetization. And it's a sea change, particularly with the pandemic. Everyone stuck at home. Everyone was getting puppies and kittens, and they were spending a lot more on those pets. Does that mean more clothing? Is that what that means? Humanization of premiumization. First of all, congratulations to Patrick Brown from making up some words. But I mean, I have seen a lot of very well dressed dogs in whips in pajamas
Bloomberg Radio New York
"patrick brown" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"But I'm already seeing Christmas merchandise in stores. Doesn't mean you've done your Christmas shopping yet, does it? No, but I did this weekend by a Christmas holiday shower curtain. That doesn't count at all. I like Christmas everywhere in the house. But that does not count. No, well, but come on, they were crazy. Did it seem expensive or did it seem like it was at a discount? Were they trying to get rid of it? No, no, no. They were introducing Christmas merchandise. They ordered it in 2020, and it just did a ride. Oh, I think they're just like, hey, start by. It was alongside the Thanksgiving merchandise, alongside I don't even think there was any Halloween. I think that was gone already. Valentine's Day. All right, Valentine's Day. All right, so let's get a look at our retail environment and the all important holiday retail shopping season. For that, we welcome Patrick Brown VP of growth marketing and insights at Adobe. He's on the phone from Berlin, California, Patrick, good dab you here with Tim and myself. So let's start macro, the very, very high level retail, what does it look like right now and what does it tell us maybe about the upcoming holiday shopping season? Great to be with you, Carolyn, and I'm really excited. And you're right, some of the holidays trends that we're seeing are continuation of what we saw last year where shopping is just starting earlier. And as we look ahead to the holiday season, we're expecting growth year over year of about two and a half percent in the U.S. retail market. But really, some of the drivers of the growth are going to be a little bit different and what we're seeing is people shopping earlier. Some of the trends from last year last year, one of the big drivers, as we know, like you were mentioning, supply chain constraints made very wary customers and consumers start to shop earlier. This year, it's really going to be more of a discounting story. And those are some of the trends that we'll see carry out through the holiday season. How and why are we going to be seeing discounting right now? I mean, we're talking about a CPI report that on when Thursday, excuse me, it's supposed to show us inflation growing at 8.1% year. Inventory. I know, but I mean, you know, so it's like in the one sense we are having certain prices move higher. Yeah. But in the other sense, you know, a lot of the retailers are saying, look, we heard about this three months ago, too, Carol. We did. So explain what's going on, Patrick, how does it set up this dynamic? When you're exactly right, Tim, the spread between the core and the noncore price, it's just really going to be spreading out even online. And so for categories that you consider kind of core inflation like grocery, we're actually not expecting much of a discount as you might imagine because it's a similar trend online as shoppers are buying more and more of their kind of their basket of their grocery basket is online as well. And they'll still be paying a higher price. However, as supply chain constraints have used for some of the other products like computers and electronics, we're expecting some really significant discounting because retailers are looking to capture some of the some of the strength that is in the market. And another thing, one of the big drivers, so last year as consumers were wary of supply chain this year, again, it's really driven by discounting and things like the prime early access sales that are starting this week. Are going to pull sales into mid October. Starting this week, frankly, that will then carry through to the entire holiday season. And the last time there was a prime day in October, we saw a 40% year over year growth. It would have been in 2020. And so we're really watching closely how much sales get pulled off starting this week. So I don't know if you can, I know you guys go through a lot of data and track a lot of stuff Patrick. But are we going to see so the number dollar amount up year over year? Ultimately when all of a sudden, yeah. You're right. So we do. We track trillions of actual transactions across the Adobe analytics platforms. And we are going to be up year over year. It's going to be up about 3%, two and a half percent year over year. But that is looking at a holiday season that really starts November through to December ended December. And one of the things that we're exploring is you start to define what the holiday season is. If we're continuing to look at how you can start to pull back in October, we have to kind of expand our aperture a little bit and look a little broader. But even in the November to December time frame, we're expecting an increase year over year. And just a quick follow, and is it a case of the number up because there's more individual items being sold or is it because things that are being bought are just more expensive? I guess I'm trying to figure out what it means. Yeah, it's the real nominal question, I think, is the one that we're all kind of keeping an eye on. We're expecting what we're going into the holiday season with
WGN Radio
"patrick brown" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Out for a Chicago police officer paralyzed while trying to break up a fight, and Florida prepares for hurricane Ian. WGN traffic are expressways and tollways are in good shape accident free at this time. Just watch out for any role construction that might be set up, but might be reducing lanes of traffic. Police are trying to identify two suspects involved in a red line robbery, detectives say a group, including a woman and man approached the victim, just after two Sunday morning near 95th street, they took money in a bottle of wine, though in the victim tried to get his money back, the woman hit him on the head with the bottle drawing blood in a statement the CTA condemned the robbery and said it's working closely with police to find the suspects. The civilian office of police accountability or Copa recommends firing an officer who caused a deadly crash during a chase three years ago, retired school teacher Verona Gunn was killed in May 2019 after two CPD cars collided and hit her car. Ten officers and one other civilian were hospitalized, the newly released Copa report says officer Patrick Brown ignored a red light and sped through the intersection of division and Laramie. It said Brown endangered several lives and violated department policy. The report was only made public Friday despite being submitted in June of last year. A fundraiser at the Irish American heritage center on the north side yesterday was held to benefit police officer Danny golden. He was off duty on July 9th when he tried to break up a bar fight near a 104th street in western on the south side. Someone in the bar opened fire hitting golden in the spine and paralyzing him from the waist down. Golden's father pat spoke about how his son's been doing after getting out of inpatient rehab. Being
The Rich Eisen Show
"patrick brown" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"We will have more than just three questions for Andy. We can't just be boxed in. And we won't be. We refuse to be boxed in with them. We can't be. We're not on a question count. You know what I mean? Like we're not coming off of surgery, thank God. Right. We're not being put on a question count. Andy's going to come out here and join us in about 20 minutes time. It'll be a great chat. Good times. Chris brockman might tell two for their spots. TJ Jefferson and his spot. And you there. We did talk about Chris marvel. Actually a little bit now we're never longer a long time sports center. Marcus Freeman of Notre-Dame football as well as Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay times talking about everything going on with the Buccaneers and Julio Jones joining there. If you missed any of it, YouTube dot com slash rich eisen show. Okay, I've told you this for weeks and months, and now it's finally here. And now we're hearing from people to confirm what we all knew and assumed anyway. Urban Meyer and Jacksonville, she was an unmitigated person. Complete unmitigated disaster. Worst faceplant may be in the history of National Football League head coaching in there have been many face plants. I mean, the only thing missing from urban Myers faceplant was. Wearing a wearing a neck roll, like a petrino did once upon a time. Scratches on his face. It's the only thing missing. But we're hearing now, just to how bad it was. And not like directly, not like calling him out by name, not doing that. But by talking up the coach, Doug Peterson. And this is not like tyreek hill talking up to a and you could say he's criticizing Patrick Mahomes by doing so, as we've said here, that's not what he's doing. He's not being critical of Patrick Brown. He's talking up his guy. But just here and they're not talking about Doug Peterson. They're just talking about the differences. What's the difference? Between the two. And it's obvious what's the difference between the two? I mean, Doug Peterson is not going to leave the team. And stay behind on the bye week. Doug Peterson is not going to kick his kicker, Doug Peterson's not going to bench his running back and then deny benching his running back. And then put his running back in the game before that denial because The Rookie quarterback has come and said, what gives? That's just three things. No, no. It's as simple as just treating the guys straight up. Josh Allen. Jacksonville's Josh Allen. First, round draft choice of his own right. Had this to say yesterday when asked the difference between Doug Peterson and all the things that Doug Peterson has changed there. May I feel good to be to be a part just to be a part of professional locker room, not only in the locker room, but when you talk to the coaches, it's a professional setting. You know what I'm saying? You got to hold on to the details. You know what I'm saying? If you're not listening to details, you know, it's not getting on you. It's telling what's right and what's wrong. And you know, as guys as grown men, we need to understand that and he's putting away we can understand it and grow. He's not getting on us. He's let us know what's real. And he's talking to us like grown men. It's good to be part of a professional locker room. He wasn't just in college last year, and this is his rookie season. He's learning about professional football. He got drafted in 2019. Chris, I don't know what the town where Moe Greene does not have a plaque or a signpost or anything to recall who founded Las Vegas, Nevada. I don't know what that town is saying about the Jacksonville Jaguars. But this has to be. I don't know what their win total is. This has to be 6.5. There you go. 6 and a half, 6.5. How many do they win last year? Three. Double the amount of wins. Why? Great draft? Great draft? Trevor Lawrence was just assuming he's going to improve you're one of your two. We've seen guys go from year one to year two and they don't have a big of a leap. I'm trying to say to you. This will be the greatest addition by subtraction in the history of the National Football League. Book it. This will be the greatest. Just again, merely Doug Peterson being who he is and then being who he isn't together will be a monster sized improvement. Trevor Lawrence, he said something earlier this week. Trevor Lawrence being asked about his head coach being Doug Peterson now and what he's dealing with. It's cool seeing the way he approaches things, you know, he's definitely a player's coach in the sense of, you know, he takes care of us, but there's a certain expectation and he knows what it takes to win and to win a championship. So there's that expectation which you need from your head coach and the standard that you have to uphold, but he also knows how to take care of players. He knows what players are feeling like in the spring, you know, some guys are tight. He might take a period off practice or a day when you get some extra work, he'll throw in an extra period or whatever it is. So just having a coach that's been there, done that, coached a lot of teams, had a lot of success. He kind of just knows how to read the team. And I think that's really important. Do you think we're going to get a player to go up there and be like, look, it's better because urban's not here. I mean, it's basically what the role. I know what I want them to say is you want to say.
TuneInPOC
"patrick brown" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"Let's talk a bit about holding questions of reproductive law to the side. What you think would make America what cultural changes in policy changes, you think would make America a much friendlier and encouraging environment for people to have families and how to value that work because something you say throughout the book that I think is very, very pointed and very true is that the family is not parasitic on the market. The market is parasitic on the family. And we often get that backwards. So what would it mean to value the care work done inside of families? At the level that it should be valued. How do you imagine that looking as a society? So there's a lot of real heroes in the book, one of the great lines of Jane Adams who formed hull House during the time of the industrial revolution when there were literally like women who were sent into horrible working places working conditions and had to sort of leave their children bereft of any care. She had this nice phrase, which I really like, where she talks about how we have to have, well, she didn't say policies, but I'm going to put it in this way. Policies that prioritize what she said was the family claim over the social claim. And you know, there was a move toward this and it was right when I was kind of cutting my teeth then that you mentioned I was a Bernie supporter, but I was studying sociology women's studies and then moved toward political theory in college and it was right in the 1990s when the communitarians were sort of pushing back on some of the libertarian family policy economic or lack of family policy altogether, but economic policy and there were people from both the left and the right who, you know, I started to read a lot, Michael sandel. And especially for me marrying glendon and that communitarian movement from what I understand was torn apart because of differences of abortion. And so at my hope is in kind of in a post row era that kind of like a communitarian movement could grow back again. And so, you know, one of the, in their communitarian platform, I can't remember if this is in the family policy part of it or just the platform itself, but they have this nice line that are responsive community must act to smooth the path for parents so that the joys of family life might be more easily felt and it's a burdens more fairly born. And so I think it's really implicit in the whole of the book that the caring for children and the work of the home is something that all of society benefits from and yet parents are the ones who take on those sacrifices. And so the idea of kind of spreading costs of child rearing more fully across society is I think just a just kind of thing. And so thinking of the market as something that serves families and not just that families serve the market. I think as a kind of a good way to think about it. So what are some policies that do that? No, I am not a policy wonk, I would greatly recommend the work of my colleague at ethics and public policy center, Patrick Brown, you know, I lay out some at the very end of my books and policies that I think would be useful in their more sort of principles than actual policies out there. But I think workplace flexibility is a really, really important one and predictable scheduling. I think that upper echelons of workers have this kind of knit into their work and that those who are low wage workers really the just in time scheduling where they're given their schedules barely a week ahead of time and have all sorts of difficult child care predicaments because of that, that there should really just be a lot more workplace flexibility just as a humane kind of standard. I think that both left and right and you're already seeing this in the states could get behind the pregnant workers fairness act, which is a move path the pregnancy discrimination act, which is an advance from that requiring reasonable accommodations for pregnant employees. I think, you know, there's just a real important principle. And I think this is where, you know, that parents really should not be economically disadvantaged by raising children. I think it's really important too that we not penalize those mothers and fathers who want to have one of them stay home. And pushing for part time pay equity. So women who are mothers, sometimes this is men who are home, but usually mothers don't have to kind of pay this mommy tax where they make disproportionately less just because their mothers, I think this is a place where policy is really, really important that we ought not assume that things like parental leave, which I very much support should be trying to get women back to the workplace as fast as possible. You know, it should be really a time off and that we should support other things that you support as well as other types of things like a family allowance. Again, the right is certainly in big discussions about kind of the unintended consequences of decoupling work from that. I would send you to people like Oren Cass at American compass and Patrick Brown in terms of really kind of getting at the nuts and bolts of like Romney's policy and how that would work. But I think making sure that the work of the home is taken so seriously as seen as so important that any choice that parents make to stay home should not disproportionately affect them so that policy is only supporting those people who want to put their children in day care. Obviously, some people do have to put their children in day care in the very poor, especially if they're not able to have one person stay home, then we ought to be helping them with day care as well. But I think some of those things that, you know, we put, as I say in the book, a man on the moon, you know, with kind of government priorities, why aren't we prioritizing the really important work that takes place in the home. And so those are some of the basic things.
TIME's Top Stories
"patrick brown" Discussed on TIME's Top Stories
"Card. Got the card that's built for business. By American Express the future is carbon farming, not cattle ranching, says impossible foods, CEO, by Erin baker. A new study published February 1st in the journal PLOS climate suggests that phasing out animal agriculture over the next 15 years would have the same effect as a 68% reduction in carbon dioxide emissions through the end of the century. The analysis draws upon data from the intergovernmental panel on climate change, IPCC, and the United Nations food and agriculture organization, FAO, showing that at least a third of anthropogenic methane emissions and more than 90% of nitrous oxide emissions both powerful planet warming emissions come from livestock. It combines those findings with estimates of the amount of biomass like trees and grasses, critical and storing carbon dioxide, lost in the clearing of land for animal agriculture and projections of what kind of carbon sequestration would be possible if that land were returned to its original state. I spoke with co authors Michael eisen, a Professor of genetics and development at the University of California, Berkeley, and Patrick Brown, a biochemist and the CEO of impossible foods Inc, a company that sells plant based meat substitutes. Eisen is also an adviser for the company. Time. Tell me about your findings. Brown. What we found is that there is a very simple which isn't to say simple to execute way to unlock net negative greenhouse gas emissions, not only on a huge scale, but rapidly, and the way to do it is to phase out animal agriculture as an industry. Doing so would offset more than two thirds of fossil fuel emissions through the end of the century. Time. Why this study now? Eisen a lot of the consequences of climate change are potentially irreversible and set up positive feedback loops, which means that it's essential to act fast. If we phase out fossil fuels and combine it with phasing out animal agriculture over the next 15 years, we could, by the end of the century, effectively reduce the amount of greenhouse gas in the atmosphere back to where it was at the beginning of this century. This is news. And I would say, without a doubt, it's the best climate news that we've had in a very long time because what it says is that there's a realistic way to put the brakes on the global greenhouse gas emissions that are causing all the consequences of climate change. Time. In the paper you describe it as a hypothetical and radical change in the global diet and agricultural system. In reality, it's hard to imagine this ever happening and certainly not within 15 years. Brown. Market forces are the fastest acting institution on earth before cars more than 90% of households had a horse, 15 years later, it was 5%..
AP News Radio
Flyers rally in 3rd period to beat Hurricanes 2-1
"Joel Farabee and Zack McEwen scored in the third period to send the flyers past the hurricanes two to one we can always call was his first in ten games a season former hurricane Patrick brown assisted on the game winner Carter Hart turned back thirty nine shots and blanked Carolina after Stephen Lawrence B. to midway through the second I'm just trying to do my job and just stop oxen and have fun let's party and I think that if the boys are doing a great job of keeping the guys to the outside and limiting second chances Philly took fifteen shots in the final period after mustering just thirteen to forty minutes canes netminder Frederik Andersen made twenty six saves the hurricanes fell to ten into overall five and one at home the flyers are seven three into I'm the ferry
The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell
"patrick brown" Discussed on The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell
"Particular lie that he has already told. We'll show you the lie. The donald trump said once and never again the lie that even donald trump is afraid of repeating. That's next captain. Patrick brown ran into the north tower of the world trade center on nine eleven leading his team of firefighters from ladder company. Three after the south tower collapsed. The fire department ordered firefighters to evacuate the north tower in a recorded radio response to the order to evacuate the north tower. Pat brown said this. This is the officer of ladder company. Three i refused the order. I have too many burned. People here with me and i'm not leaving them. That is the kind of pain and loss and heroism. That was being commemorated on saturday at ground. Zero by president biden and two former presidents and thousands of the loved ones of people who lost their lives on nine eleven president george w bush joins the commemoration shanksville pennsylvania. Where flight ninety three was brought down by the roic passengers who did not let the hijackers fly that plane to washington where it could have destroyed the capitol or the white house. Donald trump did not participate in any of the commemorations. Dropped by a fire station. Very close to his manhattan home for a photo op with a few firefighters. He told a few jokes there before heading off to florida for a payday on nine eleven as a commentator for a pay per view boxing match which the new york times described as quote three hours of trump recalling. Different boxers. he'd known and been friends with before too depressing top boats both over in the first round each of which featured one washed up fighter beating another the man who claims to be a billionaire. Did that on nine eleven. Because he apparently thinks he needs the money in the reports of donald trump's visit to the fire station near his home. It does not appear that he told the firefighters. Any of his usual lies about his experience on nine eleven. He told a new one last week on one of the more obscure trump supporting tv networks. Well i was down there right. After the event. And i brought a big crew of people down and i helped a lot of other people help. Those first responders are very brave. And i'm telling you we. We were hearing creeks. I've never forgotten that there was. I think the united states steel building was called at the time. And it's fifty stories till and we heard creeks. I said that buildings come down and two big firemen grabbed me and grabbed other people and they just moved out of that area. Never came down. But i'd never heard a noise like that. No never heard a noise like that because that never happened. None of that happened. It's all a lie. He was not down there right. After the event he did not help did not hear any creaking building. What he did do after nine. Eleven was lie about contributing to charitable funds for the victims of nine eleven and donald trump told his worst lie about nine eleven when he was running for president in twenty sixteen. How did he keep us.
Veteran On the Move
"patrick brown" Discussed on Veteran On the Move
"Orleans. Fire houses after hurricane katrina and dennis funded it so that made me feel okay with working on that show and i was lucky enough to be the guy driving the fire truck so when i needed a job years later in stagehand world. My boss from rescue me john john. Tesla is wonderful. Human being got me a job and And i'm blessed avid. I still have it. Took a little downtime because a cold with leukemia. I don't wanna while push the envelope so to speak. So i've been laying low. But i'm thankful that i had that opportunity and recently Folks meyer light on idea. They wanted to do a project based on nine eleven. Some stories about good folks. That did some good things and i. I was a little worried. Because i said well. Look if it's gotta be for charity. 'cause i can't maximize destination no hundred percent charity. And then when i spoke to some of the folks and you know Alex alex was a key. Me onto what it was about and whatnot I said okay. i'm i'm in i'm in. I wanna do this. So what would basically doing. We're gonna tell twenty stories of twenty people that were associated with nine eleven. Sometimes that day some didn't some of died since that day from that day from illnesses and the the main theme of all of these folks the the interconnection of all they're great people from different cultural backgrounds Just just an array of different people with different personalities different heritage's but it shows the melting pot. We are. I mean we have Story about our chaplain for michael judge who died tending to us. As he was blessing everyone going in was killed in the process A dear friend of his was captain. Patrick brown who was command allowed three. Who died and ironically enough one of the gentlemen we interview. Who was an engineer Back hannah who was was pivotal in and rescuing dozens of people from the upper floors and and physically carried a man helped carry man seventy floors and encountered captain brown on the twenty first floor and captain brown him. You have to leave. He said no. I'm waiting for medical help for the gentleman mobile with him. Captain.
Dude Soup
"patrick brown" Discussed on Dude Soup
"Hey everybody thinks with tuning into the fun house podcast. I ramona torres. Today i'm joined by a whole bunch of my very good friends starting with patrick brown. Hey wasn't invited this weekend. Hold on giving invite a pack and you get a little more energy. I wasn't invited. Mike what do you want your forehand. I can't it's gonna fall if it's over here. I'm not going to be like this. The whole that's crazy forehands for extra. Is patrick not mouths. Can we find some lumbar support from my man. Patrick how's this. You look looking. Unhinged radio host goes are ranting about the liberal left al. I don't mean just right now. Generally they look. Yeah yeah said like this. I'm also myself on the cross the mostly joined by the liberal left charlotte mcgrath. Hey what's up. Bringing the maddow mad cow disease. Sad mad mad dow. What's that guy's name mad dog. Meh dog ernie made off share no graft from wild wild west and i'm joined by surprising. Libertarian jacob fullerton to hell. Yeah we're politico podcast. Now i want my two year old base to crack and the government can't tell me they do whatever i want. How're you sweet baby boy and wonderful. Yeah i i had a rough week last week but didn't have coveted turns out. Oh you're sick. Yeah but i feel so good good. I'm just hungry to really really found a picture on my phone that i forgot about which was from a rite aid and it says by the pharmacy counter. It says feeling sick today and then behind it is eight. Rows of monster energy drink. Data tweeted at the memorial fucking sick. Today i'm feeling sick sick today rushing on my forehead. Get some prints loss. Tell me that if you're feeling sick just drink a little whiskey before work. You're not feeling sick. you're having shakes. Yeah i think that's what he's having. Maybe he'd been having the shakes for so long that that was what he thought. I found cook here early times. Fiske's stood everything like an old west doctor. And i got a headache. I think i'm gonna make my wife calm. That's what the snake oil sands six cents. None of the mehta a dodger. Gabe yeah popped up on the screen like let's like vaccinations stuff. You can go up to the like the. Yeah the field. Get some vaccinations. There's a little stand. Yeah was it pfizer. Who is the fda approved. Now you have no excuse you fucking asshole. It was they. did it. Do like if a dodger hits home run. Everyone gets facts in military. It was i i was like. Oh that's that's pretty cool. That's like a neat way to get people vaccinated and then the second thought immediately following is how many people are not vaccinated here a lot. Yes realizing just going. Oh right yeah right it was. It was very showing of the The makeup of dodger fans where they went and by the way you can get vaccinated and they showed it on the big screen. And everyone's like yeah and then immediately after they went who wants to fuck and t shirt the last medium. I've got a medium. they had. They had other sizes in the box that he had because we went to dodger stadium and it was free t shirt day. I mean it's always free as a unit. Yeah so much of the office. Mobilized a lot of our security guard reggie watching turn class sex and avi. Sp speech was free t shirt day. And when you walk up They have a boxful of t shirts. And when i got there. The man had three different sizes but he looked at me and he went big. I got some. Xl brain automatically to everything. I have a back patch out of it. Maybe back patch and and doing leave. Fuck off no. I was actually exciting for me because typically free teacher giveaway of any kind is anywhere is to xl At the size shirt that because given away we are the we are the people that are the most excited for free t shirts. I guess because we grow our own t shirts so much. I guess so but it's always to. Xl now and they had media. They had sizes. Yeah which an incredible it was really cool because it was Meant it took four times longer to get into the stadium. You have to go through the security checkpoint get your tickets can well. Some of us didn't bring fucking purses which. We knew ahead of time. I i was they said i said. I don't think i'm going to be able to bring this in their selling clear. Backpacks we'll sign. Let's not the site of the middle of us weren't good friends. Who walks lindsey back to her car to put her personal. Some of us said fuck it. I got my shirt smaller. Told say that you could still be arrested. I usually get many times began. Pa you're saying you're the five hundred th person that so that happened. We were walking from patrick's car. I had a rather large messenger bag. Said ma'am you can't put that rain and you have to take it back. So the car pointed at lindsay's begging said that's fine. You can't take yours but she could take hers. And then we walk ten thousand steps to the foot of the stadium and they're like it's not gonna work for us which i would say i've seen.
House of Cards
"patrick brown" Discussed on House of Cards
"Welcome back to house of cards day. Washout you know being a lawyer in the gambling industry. I've been to a lot of gaming conferences. but there's one coming up that i think is really special. Not only does it have the top experts in the gambling field. But it's being held at one of the most historic race tracks in this country. It's called the racing and gaming conference at saratoga and it's being held at the incredible saratoga race course on august sixteenth and seventeenth. And we're going to find out all about it because on the line. We have the conferences owner and director. Patrick brown pat. Thanks coming on. Thanks very much for having me. It's great to have you. I can't wait to hear about all the conference. It's such an incredible thing that you're doing but before we start talking about the conference. Can you give us a little bit background on how you got into the gambling industry and how you got involved in the racing and gaming conference at saratoga sure well i I lived in the capital district here around albany for good part of my life and Saratoga is only a half hour away. so i Spent a little bit of my misspent youth at the at the race track. started going In the seventies and really fell in love with the sport and the setting I Got involved in horse racing. professionally i. I will say as a lawyer When i worked for governor cuomo the elder mario cuomo Back in the late eighties and nineties. I was A member of his legal team for his second and third terms Part of by job working for the governor was to advise him on Horse racing and other gambling. We didn't have much other gambling in new york at the time we had a watery And the Indian gaming Came started. When i was working for the governor back at that time. So that's how. I i got involved in it. Fell in love with it As a policy Area and as a legal area it's really Very fascinating And the Sort of all of the different policy. decisions that goes into. How estate deals with gambling What types of gambling state will allow. What types of won't you know. All the states are all over the map. New york included. And you know. That's how i got involved in it when i left government after With lost in ninety four I joined a law firm. We had some gambling clients. And i started in the in the private sector advising people And companies in the in the horse racing and gambling areas. We've gone through the most challenging time for the gambling industry because of the pandemic as a gaming attorney myself. I've drafted documents. I never thought i would. I never thought. I'd have to draft this service agreement for the cleaning and sanitizing of casino chips but it was a weird year and a half your attorney as well and i'm curious about your opinion on how the gambling industry has weathered this pandemic well Pretty pretty much like everybody else. I guess there's there's been some fall out in the industry I'll give you one example. I'm a thoroughbred horse owner and You know the horse eats and trains and needs to be cared for To the same extent whether it's racing or it's not racing and those bills pile up and they certainly piled up During twenty twenty during the cova year there were just far fewer racing opportunities for thoroughbreds and So you know.
KDWN 720AM
"patrick brown" Discussed on KDWN 720AM
"Some reason, it hasn't just been the last two games. I mean, it's been consistent, all playoffs. You know, we went down to Colorado. One. Nothing in three of the games, right? We came back and won. I mean, you know that something there? I don't know. I don't know what it is. Maybe it's a what's interesting. I don't know if this matters, but I thought it was interesting to note that they started with the gold misfits line. The first two games, right? And they hadn't done that all year, right? That that hadn't been a matchup that they usually started with. So I don't know if that plays a role. You know, they went away from starting the fourth. Does that surprise you Did that surprise because it surprised me. Well, I I did a little bit, but not in a bad way. I'm like they've been the best line all playoffs. Why not giving them you know, you know, start right off the bat. You're missing no sex to that fourth line with Patrick Brown. You know, I don't like the idea of starting the fourth line, You know, the fourth line supposed to spell the top two and top three lines. And when you start them, then you're sort of like Heating up into rest time because they're gonna get their minutes, But you want three minutes to be on times where your players arrested at the start of the game. Everybody's rested. Well put on your best players. So let me give. Let me put out some obvious Doucet ease here. Obviously, it's a bad loss for the night. I don't think it's time to hyperventilate If your Vegas Golden Knights fan, however, now you're put in a position at minimum. The Vegas Golden Knights have to get one of these next two games. I think we all can agree on that. You go down three, which I don't think is gonna happen. But if you go down 31 back to Vegas You're in tons of trouble. At minimum, The Knights have to get at least one game. Obviously, in a perfect world, we'd like to get to write. But now in a way, listen, nobody expected Montreal to win this series, and it's still very early. I still think the nights are going to win the series. But with that being, said, Montreal, you've got to be feeling pretty good about yourself. You come into Vegas. Your goal as a huge underdog to win this series was to get one. They did that. Minus two periods, The 2nd and 3rd period maybe of Game one, and maybe the last five minutes of of last night, But I think it's expected the Knights threw everything they could to get back into the game, and they almost did tie the game. But if you're months you're all you've got to be feeling really good about yourself now, right, heading back to Montreal. Yes. No question about it. First and foremost, I want to commend you on this word choice of Geocities. I've never heard that one. But I love it. I'm going to use it. I wrote it down the first time I heard him say it on the air, and I've been trying to work it into language and I'm not comfortable yet. He finished high school for sure this guy, okay? But no, in all seriousness, if you're Montreal, right, everyone in the league counts you out completely right? As a 5 to 100 dog, they expect you to lose the series and get swept or lose it in five. So yeah. Now you have home ice, right? You have home ice advantage. If you can hold if you can hold court in the next two games, you take a 31 lead coming back to Vegas. Even then, not over. You know, it isn't like Vegas is still going to be the favorite in every one of these games. But, you know, Yeah, There's no question after Vegas. It's time to take. It's time to get serious here and realize it. Okay, Maybe we took this seem a little too lightly. You know what? That's what it looked like me in the first period of both games were, like, all right, whatever it much at all, and then they're like, hold on. We need to wake up. They did so in Game one, and we're able to pull through in Game two. The whole is too big Carey Price and the team did a great job defensively and you know we couldn't come back. But something needs to be done about those starts. Yeah, again. If Stevenson is out, there's big questions in order. What is the ball we're going to do here. I was surprised in the third period. You didn't see tuck coming out when you know you're down 31 and say, Okay, let's just throw all of our offensive weapons that At them and load up the top line. And he didn't do that. And listen, I think Cola star played a fantastic game. I really did. He did. Especially given the task at hand, you know? Yeah, I agree with you, but again, if that's going to be your number one center Going forward and you're gonna imagine if that's our number One center and we face Tampa Bay or the Islanders. Yeah, No, that's that's also a good point. All right, so I have to ask you this. I It wasn't Marc Andre Fleury's best game didn't think he played poorly. But I think there's a few that he'd like to get back a few goals. You'd like to get back. Is there any chance at all? That letter starts Game three. I mean, listen, you never know. But like I agree, right before the radio show with you guys. I watched the goals again to see you know where these on Fleury. Two of them were. Two of them were goals that he could have had the last one on the breakaway. He mis read it, and he jumped early, and he was out of position. And then the one shot from from the slot. Just kind of went right through right first. You know, the first one was just a gold. You're talking about the one that went five hole. Yeah, well, yeah, there was. There was 22 of the three. We're just We're not great. I personally listen. I don't think it's a bad idea. I haven't thought it's a bad idea all year for them to approach the playoffs like they did the regular season and keep these guys in a rotation right now. What if flurry has a bad game Three? I mean, You know you just going to go down with the ship. If you will, like Carey Price is definitely better than flurry Last night, there's no question about it. What the law completely on Fleury. You don't know. But listen, ultimately, you know, two of those goals. I'm sure when he watches the tape back. He's like, Dang it. You know, I think I blew it on both of those so Yeah. I mean, I wouldn't be. I'm listen, I'm not. I'm never surprised anymore with with decisions that are made, but whether I think it's a good decision, and I don't think Fleury did anything in the game to say, Okay, You've lost your starter's role, right? Yeah, I agree, but but maybe that's sort of the kick in the pants. The team needs to be like you guys are not being good enough. And you contrary to start so that they put later in there, because again, I don't think there's a drop off. I think they're both fantastic Goalie. I think the key I agree with you. I think I think T Mobile Arena. I've never seen it so quiet in the second period. The second period was very, very quiet..
KDWN 720AM
"patrick brown" Discussed on KDWN 720AM
"To get to a little NBA action. What a crazy NBA playoffs. It's been. We'll get to that at the bottom of the hour. We've got injuries. We've got star players getting Covid. We've got arguably one of the biggest choke jobs in NBA playoff history last night. We'll get to all that coming up at the bottom of the hour but ran into a very good friend of the show yesterday. Of course I'm talking about real kid poker. Daniel Negreanu and I ran into him after the first period when the nights were down to zero, and it And he told me he said, Yeah, it's just doesn't seem like it's there tonight, and Oh, yeah, he was right. The night's falling to the Canadians. Uh, exciting last five or six minutes there, but to break it all down for you is is truly Daniel Negreanu Joining us right now on the line. Daniel, What's going on, man? How you doing? Well, just took two Advil. We've got a little bit of a hangover. It was a long night long night for the Vegas Golden Knights and then extended one for me as well. But not not a good look last night in a lot of different areas. No. So before we I agree with you. So before we actually break down the game with you, I would like to share a funny story that you share to me. So I see you on, uh, on television on the NHL network breaking down the game, and you did a very And I noticed on the upper left hand portion of the screen you have like a There's like an NHL logo up there. And you told me behind that logo was a painting that your wife had painted a picture of the female anatomy a private part of the female anatomy. And I found that to be very funny because I didn't know that because I didn't see the picture because they covered it up with something. Can you explain how that all went down? Because it's not quite a painting. I don't know why he described. Everybody is actually a phone. Take a photograph. Okay. Oh, wow. It's different for a woman that is, she's not. She's not wearing clothes. But you heard her private parts area was covered with a martini glass. Just kind of this, you know, artistic type thing and right. It might not have been appropriate for NHL audiences. So they put this big leg logo covering the whole vagina area. Yeah, I don't know. I wonder like what was said behind the scenes like a producer for the NHL. Oh, no, We can't have that. We can't have that. We've got to cover that up. I don't know that. Would that that I find that to be very funny. Usually have you on, you know, 5 10 minutes. Or and they sort of right the shot and make sure you're in the box, right? You know, I'm surprised they didn't say. Do you have another area that you might want to shoot this? I'm wondering if it was if it was a picture of a naked managed to tell you if they feel the same way they probably would. Anyway, I don't know why I'm thinking like that anyway. Right? Let's get down to this. I got to go. Yeah, let's get down to business year. Let's talk about the game last night. So, Daniel, you said it yourself after Game one. Listen, if the Canadians can sustain what they did in the 1st 10 minutes of Game one, then they have a chance. Daniel. They did that yesterday, right? They did that. We We've got an issue. You know if you look at our playoffs like against Minnesota against Colorado We've been getting killed in the first period. You know, I don't know what it is like they looked like they were hung over. They looked like they were, you know, had a late night themselves and just didn't show up, you know, and the way they need to, and you got to, you know, eventually that starts to come back and bite you in the but you know, you can't always Chasing the game, especially down two goals, like in the first period stuff, But, yeah, you know, Montreal did their thing. And when you let Montreal get the lead right now, you allow them to play the kind of way that they want to where they don't have to chase goals. They don't have to stretch themselves. They can just play a five man. Box and lock it up. And, you know, that's kind of what they did. They hung on. You know, we did put on a push late with about five minutes left. But you know, too little too late. No question about that. And I felt the 1st 10 minutes the game very identical to to game one. But you know, Peter bore said it best when you give a goaltender like price a two goal lead. Very, very. You put yourself in a very, very difficult situation. What did you think the Knights did yesterday that you pinpoint you say got to do a better job in Game three. Well, here's the thing. There's some issues right? And this has been my this was my concern with this team in terms of how far I felt so and the number one issue is center depth, right? So we have Stevenson and Carlson is our top two centers. If you compare that top two The most playoff teams for most teams in the league. That isn't scary to a lot of teams right now. What happens when you lose one of them? Okay, you lose one of them. You put Keegan Cola star up there. Wow, right as your number one line centre between stone and patch already. I personally thought down to nothing. Even though talk is not an actual center. I said it's time to put them up there. Just load up the top two lines because he's you know, offensively, a much bigger threat. But the fact that Cody Glass didn't developed into a role that could take over for departed guys like, you know, Paul stabs me. And before that, Erik Haula I feel like and with no stick out as well, You know the call of choice with Patrick Brown. I think personally, I'm like, Listen. You're replacing a skill position of Chandler Stephenson. You need to do that with a guy like Cody Glass. Whether or not we think he's ready at this point, because we don't It's really out of necessity, I think and I wonder if they're going to. You know if Stevenson is not bad, what kind of a whole Yeah, that leaves at center depth. And whether or not Cody Glass gets another love. No, no, no. So, so, as you know, we've had these conversations on and off the Air Daniel, where the way the Vegas Golden Knights organization treats injuries, and they don't give any information out to the media or the public. It's uh, a part of me understands it, but a part of me, doesn't we had no idea that Stevenson wasn't going to be playing him? When Peter bore was asked that after the game, he said it was an upper body injury. That's all we know. We don't know if he's coming back. We don't know if he Coming back in the playoffs. Or he could be playing. You know, tomorrow we have no idea. I mean, as a fan, forget about members of the media as a fan, or if you're gambling on these games. Isn't that information that you kind of want to know? Well, it seems like that's going to change. You know when gambling becomes even more problem, but it's funny because after I ran into you, I ran into randomly in the game. I'm like, what the hell are you doing here? And I ran into Travis Greene, who is the coach of the Vancouver Canucks. I was just sitting in the stands taking in the game, you know? And I talked to him about this specific thing. You know how we have no idea, And he's like, Well, you know, because I said, because the organization doesn't say anything goes. We don't either. He's like nobody really does. You know most teams try to keep that hush hush, because listen There really is no reason why they would want to tell you specifically what hurting, you know, or how bad the injury is because it's just extra info. But I do believe that when the league you know much like the NFL, they sort of have to disclose these types of things. I'm a gambling perspective. I think that will change and when it does will be forced to, But you're right. Like we have no idea what Stevenson is dealing with. And how long does if he's out for the series? I think we got problems. Who do you blame for the start of these games? Listen, obviously, you have to put some ownership on the players right there. Professionals. It's their responsibility. Why they've come out flat. The last couple games. It makes no sense to me. But, you know, I think you have to put a little responsibility on the coaching staff as well. But in the end, they're all grown ups here, Right. This is the NHL playoffs. It's the semifinals. You're at home. You know, you started off lousy in Game one. How There are no excuses in Peter board said that how do basically these guys every line come out flat? Forget for Game two. I just don't understand it. What's the reasoning behind that? Right? So we've talked about this with coaching, right? So Coaches have a lot of work to do in practices in preparation, and in the game they've got very little to do. You know, there's a few things they have to do here and there in terms of line matchups and you know, different sort of drawing up plays here and there, but really You know your job before the game starts is to make sure your players are ready to play. However, you need to do that. And for some reason, it hasn't just been the last two games. I mean, it's been consistent, all playoffs. You know, we went down to Colorado. One. Nothing in three of the games, right? We came back and won..
AP News Radio
Marchessault's Hat Trick Lifts Vegas to 5-1 Win Over Avalanche
"The golden knights of not at their second round series at two games apiece by dropping the avalanche five one Jonathan Marchessault sparked the offense with his fourth career hat trick two days after his tying goal late in the third period of game three Max Pacioretty Patrick brown also scored while Marc Andre Fleury turned back seventeen shots Brandon Saad had the only goal for the avalanche giving them a one nothing lead Philipp Grubauer stopped thirty shots after coming into the game with at nine forty one playoff save percentage game five is Tuesday in Denver I'm Dave Ferrie
AP News Radio
Golden Knights Surges Past Wild for 5-2 Win to Take 2-1 Series Lead
"The golden knights scored five consecutive goals to beat the wild five two in game three and claim a two one series lead after the wild scored twice in the first they had a potential third goal called off after review showed it was offside the golden knights took over from there including a pair for their captain mark stone we got a fortunate challenged was outside and then ten minutes into our you know five five ten minutes in the second period we got a couple big saves it was a two and then we tried to call the game not totally really well gosh what you're going to transition the puck well and that's what led to our offense Patrick brown William Karlsson and Reilly Smith also got on the board for Vegas Ryan Hartman jewelers next scored the goals for the wild game four is Saturday night Kevin foremost Saint Paul
Golden Edge - Vegas Golden Knights Hockey
"patrick brown" Discussed on Golden Edge - Vegas Golden Knights Hockey
"So that one seems like you know maybe closer to being able to go. Maybe somebody that would practice tomorrow. As we record this the other guys i i don't know i have a i have less confidence or i have a worst feeling. Maybe about them being ready Certainly knows I mean we haven't seen him. I guess other than giving the jersey way other. We did technically lay out his on him for the nights. The last game against the got evans less home game he was there had to give jersey away paddy martinez were not in reeves. Was there as well. I mean it's it's we're all playing. Conspiracy theorist urine. Trying to figure this all out you know my answer. I guess is really i mean especially for somebody like Who missed six games. Like how i would think. He's got a scape. he's got practice. He's got to do something before you can. Just throw him into a playoff game so really some you know him out martinez probably until we see them out there skating. I have more doubts about them. Yeah we'll have to ultimately see how it plays out but needless to say especially in the case of patron or those are pretty important guys for the golden third probably like the have out there real quick. Real quickly jumped. I could just because i think. I ignored ryan reason. Certainly seeing him out there and we didn't ask now as maybe my fault specifically about him but he was on that fourth line and there was no placeholder really other than maybe patrick brown which i think is very feasible that we could see him centering. The fourth line. So i think of all those guys media and i said talk is the most likely it certainly looks like ryan reasons ago in based on march stones. Answer about getting some more physicality back in the lineup. It looks like i think that was sort of alluding to ryan reaves so we could probably see seventy five in there on sunday. Never forget that mark stone also said One of the last time the knights play the wild. Just wait till biggles. Seventy five out there and then they'll be chirpiness less so the night certainly. We'll be excited to have him back for this match up against the wall. If indeed he does play also be happy to have alex talk. Because of course alex tuck was taken from the wild in the expansion draft of that was multiple general managers. Go for the minnesota wild in those facts probably aren't unrelated but certainly. If tuck gives you know that he will probably be fired up to play against his old team. I let's go into the match ups a little bit deeper starting with the forwards. These two teams are. Actually i think you look at the top to bottom. They're both you know up there in terms of the deeper teams and the nhl. But then when you look at just the top end guys the knights definitely have more kind of quote unquote game breakers or just top. Six guys that you're very comfortable with compared to the wild what's interesting about minnesota's their top line is pretty much shutdown line and left wing during greenway center you'll erickson and then right wing. Marcus felino. they're kind of a grinding defensive line if they score goals they're usually not super pretty. You'd have to imagine that they're gonna be matched up against a shinar stevenson and mark stone whenever minnesota is at home for most of the time at five on five and then the wild second line is the one. That's the most interesting to watch because it has one strong playmaking wing in mats zuccarello. It has kind of a center gets dragged around invicta rask's but it also has just. This crazy phenomenal talent. Rookie correal caprice off. Who's gonna walk away with. The calder came over from russia. This is his first year in north america and he is eighth in the league in goals. I mean i think even the wild traded temper expectations with him. A little bit dave heading into the season but he is like delivered on everything. And i mean he's the real deal in kremlin touched on this. And i think you know during past podcast during the regular season when the knights play the while we probably touched on this so i hope i'm not repeating myself too much but you know sort of as we go through the series in and i always think about the wild there are three teams that i always sort of felt like were the sleeping giants in the nhl and the blues the flyers in the wild and they are always like right there come in water in just good and they can never seen league get like over the home and i think heart of the least. I'll talk about the wildwood. I think the two aspects criminal touched on this. And i don't think it's a big secret that sort of prevent all that were goaltending and then just having a dynamic playmaker a game-breaker a talent up front. That just seems have to account for that. You're never out of the game because of you can make plays out of nothing and you know there was so much expectation like you said because of how well he did in the cage fell in leading goals over there. And can you make the transition in north america. Cy all the other the the the the questions whatever he made a quick transition i think his age factors into that. He's an older rookie. And he's somebody that's going to be. I don't want no problem for the nights. A really gonna have to account for him and figure out in those eight games. What did they not do against him. You know if you're gonna ask them all takeaways time and space oriented but you know there. Were there specific things that are going to have to examine here. It goes through the book. I guess pizza or likes to say you know as they scout you know these teams and go over the eight games in in figuring out you know how to play against him in in putting him in that he doesn't want to be in. You know making him go to areas of the ice or directions reactions that he doesn't want to go. Do you know on his backhand versus four. Whatever it might be They're going to have to figure that out because he was. I think it was six goals in eight games during the series. Obviously you know a couple key ones down the stretch that really if you look at you know factored into the knights not being division champions in presidents trophy winners so i think he's gonna be a big factor.
The Big Story
Inside an Unprecedented Week in Ontario Politics
"Rawlings. This is the big story. Cynthia mulligan is park reporter for city. New she is also perhaps the person best equipped to explain why a ford government does what it does. Hello cynthia hello jordan. Have you ever covered a week like this in provincial politics. Well no no not at all. I mean the only thing that i can say was as as unprecedented was when patrick browns suddenly stepped down. But but this is so much different Because so many lives are at stake and it is truly being an unprecedented. Few days in in provincial politics like no one has ever seen before i mean. We had police openly revolt against a provincial directive. We had the government spinning and reversing major major a major announcement less than twenty four hours later and literally brought to its knees with public outrage. So this is absolutely unprecedented. Maybe take us back One week ago Because i want to kind of walk through how everything happened. So it's you know it's thursday last week Cases are really high and people are screaming for the government to do something what were you. What were you guys at queens park thinking. What were you expecting At that point well we've seen this unfold before numbers rise. We hear ominous rumblings that the modeling is going to be really bad the modeling and then doug ford comes out a sombre doug ford comes out and then makes a new announcement about how they're going to crack down so we knew that that was coming. What was unusual is usually the modeling comes out on thursday and then and then the announcement might come out the next day but what happened. This time is the modeling. Didn't come out until the friday morning. Ontario is already setting records for new cases. Look at where the province is now an all time high of more than forty seven hundred new cases today if current trends continue look at what the modeling forecast cases could soar to eighteen thousand cases a day with eighteen hundred patients in intensive care by the end of next month. And i
KDWN 720AM
"patrick brown" Discussed on KDWN 720AM
"Can you do me a favor for maybe some fans out there? There might be a little unfamiliar with the Henderson Silver Nights. Can you name me a few guys like I know Bish office, another guy that's been called up plenty of times and played for the Vegas Golden Knights. Can you name me a few guys that Vegas Golden Knights fans would be familiar with For sure. Yes. So Peyton Krebs is one. No question. He's I'd say one of the ones that the fans are most excited about it. And he's showing you why he is four points now in his first six professional period, so he does not look out of place whatsoever. Jack Dugan is another rookie who is a Hobie Baker, finalist last year with Providence College, led the nation in assists and points. Hey, has assistant back to back games. That is one the most impressive things about the team thus far. You mentioned yourself. They look darn good on opening night, but but the young players who you think might be a couple of days to find their footing, everyone's pretty much firing on all cylinders right out the gate. Lucas Alvin is another player who had his first year in North America last season with the Chicago Wolves, this fourth in rookie scoring. On his start up against it. There's a lot of playmakers on this team, a lot of guys who know how to move the puck on, and that's certainly good to have it. And then they've added a few finishers as well, Some some a child that like Daniel Regan and Dylan secure, who's been a little bit back and forth with the Chicago Blackhawks before being acquired this past summer. So the good thing about this team, the young players are exciting. Have bright futures and the older veteran guys and Patrick Brown, the captain, is another example. Absolutely the kind of guys who are usable tools for the NHL club when they need someone to come up and play a standard for everyone on this roster has NHL prospects and NHL utility. I mean, you mentioned some of these guys yet you have the 17th pick in the draft. You have a guy who led the country in points and assists. I mean, that's that mean these are some really, really good young prospects. And this is a really good hockey team, and I expect them to go very far this year. And Brian, I appreciate you taking some time to join us. And I look forward to catching up with you again throughout the year. I'm really I'm a big fan of live hockey. I love hockey. I think it's the best sport in the world to watch in person. I cannot wait until fans are allowed. You know, into these arenas again. I know you feel the same. It's just not the same without the fans. But I gotta tell you something. People in Las Vegas people in the state of Nevada anybody that goes to a Henderson Silver night's game. They're gonna have a great time. It's a good product. It's affordable, and it's just a lot of fun. And Brian, you do a great job as the voice of the silver nights and I appreciate you taking some time to join us, and I look forward to doing it again soon, Okay? I appreciate you having me It is a great atmosphere. They put a lot of work into making it the best production in the American Hockey League and then fancy and come back and it's going to be a It's going to be a special place to be on hockey nights. And I look forward to that as well. Thanks, Brian. Thanks for your time. We appreciate you. That's Brian McCormick, the voice of the Henderson Silver Rights, by the way, something I didn't mention I should have brought this up with Brian, but it's It's really funny and for those of you that are unaware after every single goal. By the Henderson Silver Knight. You have this guy in a trumpet? He blows the trumpet. I'm so bad they goes in his voice and his like, you know, what would you call this voice? Don't even know J d. Maybe you could help me with this. Goal scored by like he's He's got that sort of voice and I was talking to this guy after the game, and he's a blue man. But the blue Man group have not really been Hebel to perform since this pandemic started. They actually hired this guy who's actually, by the way, if you're a blue man, you're extremely talented. That is a difficult job. You have to be a good musician. You have to be a good actor. You have to be able to ad lib, not talking rather but you just your movements and everything. Just you have to be very talented to be a blue man. So they hired this. This guy who I met Great guy, and I'm forgetting his name because I'm an idiot. But after every time, Henderson scores a goal, he goes into the lower section. There's only one section of the Orleans he blows the trumpet. Goal skulled by number, 45. No, It's just I don't know. It's just really funny. It's cool. I just thought I just thought it was really funny, and they're going to do that. Because the night well, yeah, I know there's a night. I know, but it's just It's just funny and good dude I was talking about is that would nights do? That's not what they do. What is that? Who does that goal scored? We just had Brian McCormick on the show is the voice of the silver nights. I don't know. I'm just I'm just I'm not very good at. It's not the jester. It's not the night. I'm just think. Who's the one that actually that makes those announcements? Well, nobody normally talks like that. But I'm just saying, you know, they do it. They did back in the back when? Hundreds of years ago. Nice. We're a pretty prominent member of not me. I don't think the world I've never met anybody now like it be funny if I went on a date with with like a chick, and she started talking like Brian, it's nice to meet you. I'm Samantha that that would just freak me out. But I don't think that's a good idea for a guy to talk like that in a day. It was just freaking out. Nobody talks like that anymore, but they did. They did back in the day. But that's what makes it funny. This guy goes out there after every goal, and after every goal, I'm like, I'm like looking for him. I'm looking for here We go. Here we go. It's just something fun. You know that every team has their different ways of doing things actually wish they did that at Golden Knights games. I actually thought that would be that would be very fun. But anyway Sober nights or fun games to go to this year. They're playing at the Orleans Arena, which is a fantastic place to watch really anything. I love watching basketball hockey there back in the day with the Wranglers College basketball tournament, So check it out. If you haven't already well, you can't really check it out in person. That was a dumb thing to say. But they do have a contract or some of these games will be on TV. So I suggest supporting this team. It is going to be a very affordable experience. Any fun experience. Trust me on that. I'm very fortunate enough that I was able as a member of the media to go and catch a game and I'll definitely go to many. Work. Is there a lot of fun? All right, So here's what we're going to do. Ladies and gentlemen, we're gonna take a break. I know we didn't have a ton of time to talk about the Super Bowl and talk about Tom Brady. We're going to give our opinions on. Tom Brady is the best of all time. Is he? The best athlete of all time is he's the best football player of all time, and we also have some information. Andy Reid's son, and maybe the Kansas City Chiefs were listening to me yesterday because they have Haven't done what I think they should do, But I'll explain what they did when it comes to Andy Reid's son. And that d U I crash will take it. I think we should take some calls on Tom Brady as well. We'll take a break, and then we'll talk about it afterwards. You're.
Biz Talk Radio
"patrick brown" Discussed on Biz Talk Radio
"Talked about two miles ago about Overstock dot com and the value of that is to be unlocked in it from the movement Blockchain subsidiary which I know a heck of a lot about and it's the Archos $51. So for those of you listening on a bingo On your own. The symbol is Oscar Sam Tom Kin O STK the Armani Commerce company, but they have this huge subsidiary. After the last five years. They've been dumping boatloads of money until be in front of things, and you could see from the chart here over the last two weeks to stock Had and last night the minute announcement that they had turned up with the technology and innovation fund. The fund that committed toe somewhere around $50 million over the next seven or eight years, and they're gonna manage in overseas investments. The killing in there was that Stop calm will not be responsible for the complete funding of the Blockchain subsidiaries. And there would be the fund would actually be funding some of this so The reason overstocked with parent is so much higher today up 15 to $17. That always stuck. I believe we're burning about a million dollars a month that zoo somewhere in that range by all accounts from the public filings about 12. $20 million a year just on T zero. And to take that off the table. You take 12. He's uh over the 40 million shares. You got, like 50 cents and earnings there. That's gonna be dropping to the bottom line or we start, you know, trades at you know, somewhere around 30 40 multiple Um So you can expect 15 $20 in mind. Rankings, and that's before Overstocks e commerce site and now they can use that cash to deploy it to, you know, do more marketing and they've been doing a great job with their only market and that you could market if you see that new television campaigns. Um, well, if seeing stuff a lot younger, a lot hipper. And one of the many people don't know about Overstock is because it was found It was like a liquidation company when they buy, you know, at a style stuff for irregular star for both stuff. Um You know, it was always like that ship. You could get something checked there. Uh, but what many people don't Well, you know, around a third of their revenues from luxury goods these days, you know, top of the line rugs south of the rugs, A beautiful I got a couple of them in my house, and they got You know some of the best luxury furniture lines around and on top of it. The former CEO Patrick Brown was quite a And when crypto currencies in Bitcoin started to bounce around Overstock was the first company America except the coin as opinion method and that's when they asked me to come in, not because I knew anything about Bitcoin, but because they wanted to assess the risks. They want to assess the volatility that want understood the liquidation policies. And Back in 2014 15 as one of the family members of the Medici team on the Medici came eyes the part of the company that just turned into an investment fund, so that's a great things happening for Overstock. Matter cell of any of my shares in over stock or any of the subsidiaries. I think it's Got educating his stuff seen if it's suitable for you, hopefully getting past our technical difficulties. First couple days is suitable for you, but I'm doing my best. My King's back at home base making look following cars there and they're doing the best. And we're gonna bring it all to.
The Big Story
How ugly will Canadas 2019 election get?
"End. Up next so schedule Indians are going to make a larger rebate than on Tehran's. Are I get that it has to do with how fuel intensive the local economy is, but that's we real hard to explain to the people who are getting less of a rebate. There's a traitor in all of us direct invest with Scotia. I trade become a new client, and you could get up to fifteen hundred dollars cash or three hundred free trades when you open and fund a new account conditions apply. See Scotia trade dot com for details. The carbon tax is a really interesting issue to me because you would think it would split down the lines of well, we have to do something about climate change. But I'm more interested in if it splits down party lines like is this something that we're seeing conservatives lineup against because I know some conservatives have run on platforms for carbon taxes, we went through an interesting moment is a country where the conservative leader of the largest province Patrick Brown. When he was leading the on -tario conservatives was going to accept the arguments for carbon taxation was going to cooperate with federal efforts on the matter and then use the revenues to pay for the rest of his platform. And and and every conservative Ontario, said sure like fine. Whatever will, you know. It's a little weird. We're not used to being pro carbon-tax. But he he's leader at off we go. And then when he was elected from the party for very much, different reasons, he was replaced by a leadership campaign where every single candidate rejected his vision of the carbon plan and a lot of people who were. Willing to run. So, you know, rod Phillips, the the environment ministry around -tario is an old acquaintance of mine. He was perfectly happy to run as a candidate for Patrick Brown. He was essentially recruited by Patrick Brown is a candidate to run on a platform that included carbon taxes now, he's the environment minister of Ontario. He's taking the feds to court, and he is he canceling cap and trade carbon tax every effective measure to reduce emissions. How you and something like that? There's a lot in politics that resembles sports more than it resembles philosophy. And if you're if you're wearing the blue jersey, then you're going to do with the blue jersey says an an and if that changes than than I found people be remarkably agile, he's a conservative because this is this is what being a conservative means this year. Yeah. Does that cost you later on because that's something that's gonna come back. Come back on them so blatant. Yeah. I have to say that it. Sure, not guaranteed the cost you. I mean every federal liberal in the country was against free trade in. In nineteen eighty eight. And then all for it by nineteen Ninety-three, right? When an McClellan was the Justice minister of Canada, she stood up in the house of Commons and promised the Canadian people that extending same-sex benefits as part of the public sector employees working conditions would not lead to gay marriage in Canada. She said, look, we're not this. Nobody's talking about gay marriage. And then four years later they were talking about gay marriage. And and McClellan was fine with it. You know, politics often doesn't involve a sort of a stately and orderly evolution towards a higher level of of of Justice in awareness. It often just involves swallowing yourself whole and hoping that nobody notices that's a good way to put it as we get into the actual campaign, which starts in January. How important is it going to be for the liberal party to kind of articulate the message that that you said is working for them on the carbon tax, but you kind of have to explain it. And I wonder if as the campaign starts and kind of slogans get shorter and punchier. And simpler, if we have any idea if they're going to be able to do that I for one very curious to see how this works out. Look in some ways, the the liberal planets simplicity itself, if you burn fuel you will pay a tax that is assessed based on scientists best guess about about how much carbon you're putting into the air. And it's the same as a gasoline tax that we pay now it's the same as all sorts of consumption taxes taxes for smoking, and so on and then the the extra little bit of it is the revenues that are raised in a province from that tax ninety percent of them. Go back to people to individuals through the income tax system. And because that includes revenues that are raised from business, but don't go back to business the revenues that are raised from business. Also, go to individuals most people are going to get more in rebates than they paid out in carbon taxes up mostly at the at the at the gas pump and on their fuel bills. And I think that's a pretty basically easy thing for people to understand. But there's a there's a lot of weird kind of quirks to it. I if you live in one province your rebate is bigger than if you. Live in another. So Cisco Indians are going to make a larger rebate than on Tehran's. Are I get that? It has to do with how fuel intensive the local economy is, but that's we real hard to explain to the people who are getting less of a rebate. It's not even obvious to someone who lives in gap. No on the, you know, ten miles from parliament hill on the Quebec side why they're not getting any rebate at all. But somebody lives on the interior side is and you can say, well, it's kind of obvious it's because Quebec is cooperating with the carbon tax Ontario's fighting against it. So that the feds have to set up their own, gene. But look already I'm I'm a couple blocks down the road. So that was gonna stop complex explanations of complexity that are not easy to use as a rebuttal to simple things. Like, why are they taxing every time? We get in our car. You know? Yeah. Why does Joe get a better rebate than Jane? This is not going to be an easy argument to win. It seems to me. I would we talk to you back in in August or early September about Hamish Marshall, you told us kind of the thought carbon tax was going to be. V hill that this election would be fought on you still think that. Yeah. Certainly one of the big ones both sides can imagine a situation where it's not in their interest to talk about this all the time. I'm struck by how few public comments, Catherine McKenna. The environment minister has made Ian detailed defense of this plan and of the philosophy behind it. She tweets a lot of feel good stuff on Twitter, but she's not easy to get an interview with and often in the interview, she doesn't say a lot. So the the liberals plainly think that they win they're likely to win on this. If they don't tire people out by always talking ear off about it. And similarly, I can imagine the conservative saying, you know, we can get these guys on general taxes taxation on general cost of living on affordability on not getting along. With our American cousins, there's a million issues that they can go after the the the the liberals on that may be cleaner lines of attack. But I just think it's in these people the the liberals believe themselves to be the party of climate virtue. And the conservatives be. Believe themselves to be the only people who understand the real nature of Canada as a resource producing center. And I don't think they'll be able to. I don't think I don't think MIR tactics will be enough to keep them from resisting going at each other hammer and Tong on this. I just think they can't resist a fight on this issue. I've heard that the election campaign itself is going to be nasty, but honestly going at each other hammering tongs over the merits of a carbon tax seems like a pretty civil disagreement. Do you have a sense as we head into twenty nineteen? How nasty the campaign will be. I think they're always pretty nasty. I mean, I it's interesting, George W George H W Bush, the elder of the two Bush presidents just passed away. And I read all of the eulogies that said he was such a gentleman in such a fine fellow right? I remember the the nineteen eighty eight presidential election, the one that he ended up winning when he succeeded from Ronald Reagan, and he ran against Michael Dukakis who was an academic who is a very ineffective fellow. And that campaign got so nasty about prison. Furloughs for convicted, rapists. And and and now long forgotten issues since then that Newsweek magazine had a cover illustration drawn by Garry Trudeau who was the the guy who did Doonesbury showing Bush Dukakis, mud fighting mud wrestling, you know, and with Bush's cartoon hands curled around dukakis's throat campaigns are always way nastier than we think failed. The it's it's become a bit of a cliche on parliament hill before every campaign. Everyone says well, this one's going to be very orderly. And you know, we can predict how this is going to happen. And then somebody in power starts to lose or somebody. Who's got a shot at power starts to see it slip away from them. And this is their entire career. The stakes are so high that look I've never seen a boring campaign because I don't think I don't think the people in it can afford to have the boring, and they're so convinced that the other side is wrong for the country that the that each side feels permitted to say just anything about the other side. And so there's no self restraint. And I'm not sure this next campaign is going to be worse than any of those. But you know, we always kid ourselves that they're going to be really straightforward and. They always turn out to be just the damnedest thing you ever. So that's one reason why I stay in this game. Thanks, paul. You. Welcome. Paul senior writer for Maclean's based on parliament hill. That was the big story brought to you by Scotia. I trade you can visit Scotia I trade dot com to start direct investing today, and you can visit the big story podcast dot CA. If you want more big stories, you can also contact us. They are suggest a story idea or just tell us what we're doing wrong. He can also do that on social media, but not in public, please. The at big story podcast on Twitter on Facebook on Instagram. And we are everywhere you get your podcasts, apple Google, Stitcher. Spotify wherever please rate, please review. Hello friend. I'm jordan. He throwing thanks for listening. We'll talk tomorrow.