27 Burst results for "Pekka"
AP News Radio
Putin warns Finland NATO membership would harm relations
"Russia's Russia's Russia's Russia's president president president president has has has has warned warned warned warned Finland Finland Finland Finland that that that that joining joining joining joining NATO NATO NATO NATO will will will will sour sour sour sour relations relations relations relations between between between between the the the the two two two two neighbors neighbors neighbors neighbors in in in in a a a a phone phone phone phone conversation conversation conversation conversation with with with with Russian Russian Russian Russian president president president president Vladimir Vladimir Vladimir Vladimir Putin Putin Putin Putin apparently apparently apparently apparently told told told told his his his his Finnish Finnish Finnish Finnish counterparts counterparts counterparts counterparts the the the the defendant defendant defendant defendant were were were were to to to to abandon abandon abandon abandon its its its its ministry ministry ministry ministry neutrality neutrality neutrality neutrality by by by by joining joining joining joining NATO NATO NATO NATO it it it it would would would would be be be be an an an an era era era era since since since since there there there there are are are are no no no no threats threats threats threats to to to to finance finance finance finance acuity acuity acuity acuity Finland's Finland's Finland's Finland's president president president president had had had had called called called called the the the the Russian Russian Russian Russian needed needed needed needed to to to to warn warn warn warn him him him him of of of of financing financing financing financing pending pending pending pending application application application application to to to to join join join join NATO NATO NATO NATO Finland's Finland's Finland's Finland's foreign foreign foreign foreign minister minister minister minister Pekka Pekka Pekka Pekka Haavisto Haavisto Haavisto Haavisto said said said said the the the the call call call call was was was was to to to to keep keep keep keep honest honest honest honest relations relations relations relations between between between between the the the the two two two two nations nations nations nations we we we we have have have have one one one one thousand thousand thousand thousand three three three three hundred hundred hundred hundred kilometers kilometers kilometers kilometers from from from from the the the the border border border border with with with with the the the the brush brush brush brush of of of of the the the the the the the the border border border border it's it's it's it's peaceful peaceful peaceful peaceful and and and and we we we we want want want want to to to to maintain maintain maintain maintain that that that that border border border border peacefully peacefully peacefully peacefully in in in in his his his his prime prime prime prime minister's minister's minister's minister's son son son son I'm I'm I'm I'm Iran Iran Iran Iran also also also also said said said said she she she she hoped hoped hoped hoped that that that that neighboring neighboring neighboring neighboring Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden would would would would join join join join Finland Finland Finland Finland in in in in its its its its quest quest quest quest to to to to become become become become a a a a NATO NATO NATO NATO member member member member it's it's it's it's very very very very important important important important that that that that we we we we are are are are making making making making the the the the decisions decisions decisions decisions together together together together and and and and acting acting acting acting US US US one one one and and and also also also making making making the the the decisions decisions decisions in in in the the the same same same time time time table table table I'm I'm I'm Karen Karen Karen Thomas Thomas Thomas
AP News Radio
Finland's leaders call for NATO membership 'without delay'
"England England England England has has has has announced announced announced announced that that that that it it it it is is is is in in in in favor favor favor favor of of of of rapidly rapidly rapidly rapidly applying applying applying applying for for for for NATO NATO NATO NATO membership membership membership membership creating creating creating creating a a a a historic historic historic historic expansion expansion expansion expansion for for for for the the the the alliance alliance alliance alliance and and and and a a a a serious serious serious serious blow blow blow blow to to to to Russia Russia Russia Russia the the the dramatic dramatic dramatic move move move means means means that that that Finland Finland Finland is is is all all all but but but certain certain certain to to to join join join NATO NATO NATO with with with just just just a a a few few few steps steps steps left left left before before before the the the application application application process process process can can can begin begin begin Finland's Finland's Finland's foreign foreign foreign minister minister minister Pekka Pekka Pekka Haavisto Haavisto Haavisto has has has said said said Russia's Russia's Russia's invasion invasion invasion of of of Ukraine Ukraine Ukraine has has has become become become a a a serious serious serious concern concern concern on on on predictable predictable predictable behavior behavior behavior of of of Russia Russia Russia he's he's he's an an an imminent imminent imminent he he he soon soon soon U. U. U. K. K. K. prime prime prime minister minister minister Boris Boris Boris Johnson Johnson Johnson said said said it's it's it's understandable understandable understandable that that that Finland Finland Finland would would would want want want to to to join join join NATO NATO NATO at at at this this this time time time when when when you you you look look look what what what rushers rushers rushers done done done in in in Ukraine Ukraine Ukraine everybody's everybody's everybody's not not not thinking thinking thinking about about about their their their own own own security security security finish finish finish public public public opinion opinion opinion is is is now now now at at at seventy seventy seventy percent percent percent in in in favor favor favor of of of joining joining joining NATO NATO NATO Helsinki Helsinki Helsinki resident resident resident and and and non non non **** **** **** police police police Finland Finland Finland needs needs needs to to to feel feel feel protected protected protected in in in the the the current current current environment environment environment SO SO SO small small small country country country so so so we we we won't won't won't be be be able able able to to to do do do all all all of of of these these these the the the defense defense defense by by by ourselves ourselves ourselves so so so we we we need need need to to to be be be a a a member member member of of of NATO NATO NATO I'm I'm I'm Karen Karen Karen Thomas Thomas Thomas
Comunicazione Emozionale con Ema
"pekka" Discussed on Comunicazione Emozionale con Ema
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The big d zone
"pekka" Discussed on The big d zone
"Escape escape escape escape. The big these these to being just enjoy the show debate. These it is tom. Brady's the immunise. Tom brady first title. Defense as a tampa bay buccaneers. It is the las vegas rato. Second year in las mortiz tied to vie for either their first or more super bowl. Appearances this dealers hand experience but well another team emerged after two twenty twenty two seton find out which teams that i'll pick and what steve does still could be able to go out away. It's time for your and nfl pekka around you ready to roll. Well if the band new season up nfl pick up show. It's time for me to pay each week a win. It's time for football. Come on coming in. I ready for football. Are you ready for some football. Are you ready for the. Oh yes tying to the which one win each we land after evil beatty will make it again or at another team will win the super bowl this year then ended if the nfl pick up. If the nfl.
CREATE with Katrina Julia
"pekka" Discussed on CREATE with Katrina Julia
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Whether you you are looking for business adventure or a mixture of both. You definitely want to come stay at hotel. Sandoval and experience. Tory central waterpark. With over fifteen years of tourism experience operating in the western part of honduras specializing in business and professional travel. And clarification. there you guys. The waterpark has about fifteen to twenty years of experience and the hotel has over forty years from my first interaction with manuel. They'll lyman felt easy and clear nor responded quickly and easily and everything the information on the logistics. Stay and city of oakland handled. I love spending my time at the pool enjoying the breakfast co working outside and sleeping in the super comfy beds. I felt a hundred percent. Save walking all around town to explore and errands hotels down. Duval is located within walking distance to olive. 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There's also an upcoming post on adventures in central america in on the blog and on the show and a video on my youtube channel as well speaking videos. There's also a highlights video of honduras pekka on my youtube channel and linked in within the show as well as a behind the scenes. Look at hotel sandoval that you can see for yourself honduras more than a destination is calling your name. Want explore more central america. Hashtag don't skip el salvador and travel to the Honduras to tell sandoval within less than three hours you will love the peaceful. Stay beautiful outdoor space accessibility to nearby attractions. Staying at a hotel. Sandoval will help make your honduras. Travels priceless with numerous places to stay in honduras and globally. Start your travel to honduras in oklahoma pekka although this post is sponsored all opinions are one hundred percent of my own and thank you so much to hotel sound of all. Thank you to well. Thank you to the team. Thank you to gustavo. Thank you to work away and just limitless streams and fields of gratitude super. Appreciate it if you guys lieber review on the show. Make sure you include your website and our instagram handle. And i will shot you out tag me on stories on opposed katrina. Julia faye atf. Accretion out limitless gullible girl and we will reshare and as always remember create transform and inspire. You are born to you. Hey you guys. I absolutely love inker. It's everything you need to make a podcast. All in one place not to mention it is bree. I've used anchor for over a year. Now i've been podcasting for over three years produced over four hundred shows. And i can definitely say i cannot see myself going anywhere else. Anchor distributes your show for you so that it can be heard on spotify on apple on stitcher and more. You can make money from your podcast with no minimum listeners. 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Unfuck Nation with Gary John Bishop
"pekka" Discussed on Unfuck Nation with Gary John Bishop
"What do you do with that situation. Which is okay. But i'd rather you noticed like the degree to which yet in a conversation for what stops you see. Your job is to really focus on the potential of your situation to focus on the possibilities that exist there and to solve the problems that are underway of that between now and fulfilling on that saying and i know that all seems a bit abstract but nonetheless the principle apply if you want to move to another city you first come to the conclusion you first set that and say to yourself. I'm moving and i'm moving by the eleventh of december two thousand and twenty one s just random date by the way and that is how you do it pekka fucking random day all right now. You got a job on your hands. What job making that day happen. That's not how people operate hope. This is how people operating. I need to do this at need to do that a need to do this. That's a problem. Well i can't do that. And then after the gone through all of that thinking they come up with day. And it's usually some fucking nebulous thing like early two thousand and twenty two. No you start with the end. Come up with a fucking day. Get some skin in the game for you. The get some pressure on you. Come up with a date that you don't even know how the fuck you're gonna get it done that but you see the day present you with the right problem and it's the same we're any aspect of your life like you know. Get your finances. Ronald start with the end game. Look at the problems that that endgame present you with right. Now start with the end. You start with the end and confront the problems that the end present you. What's and again that's not people. Do people tend. Start coming up with the problems right now. Like oh well. This is the way. That's the way now you keep your eye on the potential you keep your eye on the possibility you keep your eye on the end and you handle every problem between now and that n. c. I think an awful lot of people say what they want. And the launch i think people by arch would say they want some kinda change and i'm even including those of you that are trying to maintain something good. You've got right now because even that would be a change for you. But i think most people if you sat him down said well. What would you like to be deaf. But i don't think many people actually grounded themselves and that to get to the truth. One of the big things that i had to realize this number years ago i had many wants and my wife most of which i'd forgotten why al wanted but the want remain like hung around my wife is like a fucking stanch so one of the first things that i had t.
WGR 550 Sports Radio
"pekka" Discussed on WGR 550 Sports Radio
"Bill season gets off to a deflating start with a loss to the Steelers. The bills next have the Miami Dolphins in Miami this coming Sunday. The Dolphins were the only FCS team to win yesterday. With the one point victory over New England. They sit atop the A F C easterly on at one and open Money out for ball tonight. Raiders hosting the Ravens Raiders start starting running back Josh Jacobs is questionable for tonight's game with an illness. But sounds like he will be good to go kick off at 8 15 will have coverage of Raiders and Ravens starting at 7 30 here on W. G. R Around the NFL. Washington quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick will miss 6 to 8 weeks with a hip injury. He's been placed on injured reserve backup Taylor Hi, Nikki will start in his place beginning this Thursday night against the Giants. ST Star Cornerback Martian Lattimore will miss a couple of weeks with a thumb injury, and Broncos wide receiver Jerry Judy will miss 4 to 6 weeks with a high ankle sprain. Speaking of the Broncos sports business reporter, AJ Perez reports that the Denver Broncos are expected to be put up for sale in 2022. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezoza is interested in purchasing the team. The Broncos are valued at about $4 billion, which is roughly 2% of Bezos. Net worth. And in hockey. The Sabres Prospect Challenge returns next Friday. Today, the team roster was announced featuring 20 21st round pick Jack Quinn and goaltender Pekka Lucan in you can see the whole roster. W gr 5 50 dot com. That your paddock Cheverly Sports update visit paddock Chevrolet dot com for the best in pre owned inventory. I'm Jodi BOC for w GR.
Blue Lotus Buddhist Temple Podcast
"pekka" Discussed on Blue Lotus Buddhist Temple Podcast
"These are the divine abiding these of the states of mind. These are the qualities that we want to develop and we think of them as those the very highest quality of our mind as we follow the path and these are also waste to help us with that from craving and desire that attachment. So just listen to the words as you sit in practice you can listen to them and try not to become Analytical and filled with thoughts but try to just let let these words sink into you so you really can comprehend the comprehend them and take them in at a deeper level and then when we finish. We'll just sit together for the rest of our time. It's very short. So the reflection again for day nine is divine abiding bitings or the brock mafi hot. A-as we call them meta therefore meta which we call loving kindness loving loving friendliness. May i be free from sorrow and always be happy. May those who desire my welfare those who are indifferent towards me and those who hate me also be happy may all beings who live in this vicinity and those who live in other kingdoms in this world system beat happy may all beings living in every world system and each element of life within such a system be happy and achieve the highest bliss likewise women men the noble and ignoble ones. They was humans those in woeful states and those living in the ten directions. May all those beings be happy karuna. We translate us. Compassion may all those who are in pain in trouble. They sing hardship and suffering find. Relief may their troubles be over. May they find happiness. Mulugeta eater and rhodesia we think of as a joy for others appreciative joy sympathetic joy joy for the success of others. Karoon met mu dita. May all those who are well successful healthy and prosperous maintain themselves happily and ooh pekka is number four at means. Equanimity are equa poise. And that's that Stability complete stability not ruffled by the by the fortunes and misfortunes of the world who pecker all beings are the owner of their comma hairs of their comma born of their comma related to their comma and abide supported by their come whatever comma they do for good or for evil too that they will be the air. So that's the that's of universal. That's the spiritual balance is comma our actions Will we'll balanced out and so we can. We can go ahead and live. Our lives seeking that balance in our lives today. We don't have to worry about what's going on with other people. We just want to find that balance be aware of that balance in the universe..
Unfuck Nation with Gary John Bishop
"pekka" Discussed on Unfuck Nation with Gary John Bishop
"Venture into the new and repeat the old and you repeat the old by finding the old much more accurately finding evidence for the old. That's why no matter what you do you get that little burst of newness and it's the same old shit and you don't really know why so you come up with these like surface the explanations all you know i'm always bringing the same sort of people in my life and you know oh shit like that you're driven to find evidence for what's going on with you your core and i want you to get this really get this right now. You are driven white driven to find evidence for. What's at your core because for you in your mind i what's at your core is what life's really all about. Even if what's at that core is complete fucking bullshit are driven to find evidence for your self doubt your lack of self belief or your lack of belief in others like that's not just random as not just based on your fucking mommy or daddy or grandma issues grandpa issues or whatever the fox rattling your cage. There's a for one of a better phrase. There's a belief system the for you as a belief system for you. It's true it's fucking true and so you don't question and you don't challenge it. All you do is trying to find ways to produce these little temporary victories over. You're not learning how to exist with it. you're not learning how to transform it. You not learning how to reach way beyond that exist out there on the fucking skinny branches of the twee where when the wind picks up it gets a little fucking scaring. You're not entrusted. not really. i mean you might say so. But i don't western half of the us and you shouldn't either so if you want to look at any area of your life just pekka fucking area pick something in that area of your life is not going the way you would want it to go. What are you tolerating about you..
Daily Tech News Show
"pekka" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
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Sports? with Katie Nolan
"pekka" Discussed on Sports? with Katie Nolan
"If you're administering medicine talk to myrtle you know a constant state of conversation with as much as i would love to believe that dogs can understand what we're saying. And although jim for long enough you start to believe it because they start reacting to things you say and you're like what's up. I knew you understood. Were smarter than say. I would like to believe that they understand everything you're saying but it's obviously very different than human who you're giving medicine to say. Okay you will be fine. Uh-huh yeah so. I didn't enjoy putting lotion into my dogs. I and Knock going away this weekend. And i built a couch and i feel like that's it. That's a productive day. It's not really maybe today but not like just is more speaks more about me and what i declared productive not oh i got the best meal i've had this is a literal highlight of my week has been got delivery from a place that i've never gotten before but i've heard about but i've never gotten delivers. It doesn't seem like one of those restaurants that can just bang up delivery. It seems like one of those places you go and it's all about atmosphere and it's old and it's cool and so but i was alone for dinner so i was like. Yeah whatever. Emma try this place and i ordered. It was a french bread pizza with pen. Chetta and i think pesto. But that wasn't even on there and then a deep fried so breaded encrusted poached egg. Some it was on the pieces. Yes eat wants amazing good. It was the first time. I've been into like a food. And you know when you're like. Oh this looks good. I hope. I think it's gonna taste like this and then you take a bite in. It tasted exactly how i wanted it to taste. It was a so good. I'm already thinking. I stood in my kitchen and ate it. I didn't even like get at Set myself up a plate. I didn't grab drink. I didn't sit down like that. Excites rules the so good. What on the menu made you say like. I'm getting that. Was there a photo next to it or was it just no picture. I actually order too much food because it's not possible. I didn't know what to expect. I also ordered a skillet cookie. That i haven't even eaten yet. 'cause i didn't have rule love cookie i am but it was delivered with ice cream. melted but i'm like. What are they going to do about that. They can't do anything ordering at school cookie. I love school cookie by. That's that's one of the things that you have to get there. They delivered it undercooked. Which i think was their way of being like you can pop in the oven. I think that's what most places would do. All it said there was no picture. It's a carbonara. Italian bread pizza pan. Chetta pekka reno and krispy poached egg and amazing. It was in credible and it showed up like in. It looked like somebody had made it in their kitchen and put tin foil around it and sent it to my house. It was in like a metal tray for you paying in. Yeah yeah it ruled and so shout out to antique barn bakery in hoboken. It was a delicious. We leave a five star yelp review for you. Yeah if you want to. But i don't think you've ever done that in your life. I think it would get flagged. They'd be like this is not somebody must have hacked. What is this five star five cyber up bar staff no. I've left surveys before. I you know what i'm a little offended by that are you. Where have you left. Because i know there was one restaurant near read that my dad and i only five serve us all the time back off. Okay what mr derived. I'm sorry what name name some of your other favorite places to leave five-star reviews and he could place. I go to if i i like it. I'll leave a review great. I'm sure that'll help boost their business. Not saying the name of it on this widely listened to them right. Now i'd cast so well okay Christina well today what's up. Today's been a day. I get to it. What christina can you adhere to the dock. At least three format the font christina wrote her little friendly banter notes in size seventy five font in the dunk. They do seem today has a day. I say okay. let's hear it. Nothing like super annoying has happened is just one of those days where i woke up sad. Everything that's happened to me today has just been like a like really so i have a whole bunch of laptop issue is i didn't have connection to my email for ninety five percent of the day So it's just a will. Yeah but it's also been a hassle vacation. People are trying to reach you all day via email and your boss is texting you like. Hey why where are you. And i'm like oh hey sorry on the phone with. It for six hours were super sucked. but the highlight of my day so in the midst of all of this. When i'm sad or don't feel like doing anything when i'm in a funk i ignore everybody and so i don't i don't tax people. I don't answer the phone at my mom will think i die because she didn't. I'm not answering anybody's text or anything so my grandparents called me this morning just to check in like they always do and i didn't answer them because i looked to the phone and was like i can't be fake happy right now and they are the cutest people and i don't want to explain that i don't feel good so i let it ring. They always leave a voicemail and the thing that cheered me up is the fact that the only people who leave me voice mail on my phone or my grandparents they leave it together because they always call me on speakerphone. And as a duo message Let me see if i can play it ring. You cleared out afterwards.
Fred + Angi On Demand
"pekka" Discussed on Fred + Angi On Demand
"Gonna keep going off chases books check list in the lunchroom ballads. You gotta balance part time job. I didn't know we're actual no wouldn't listen to go back to school. Can we fast back i. This is one of those a few listens to need a few listens to make sure i really able to capture all obviously how it is pulling row. I promise i swear. I swear you heard it here. I go back to school. Yeah tech back to school back to school. Yeah back back to school take threat got to school chase that bag and make sure chase those books. Mass gone yeah. You know mass gone gone. Yeah you know mask gone back to school. Yeah yeah back to school check but chase. Those blows lunchtime post up. Would gang. haven't seen them in almost a year and a half. That's okay because now you get the hang in the lunch through what you've gotta do. That battle read. Get that at the crack. And don't forget to where i really for some reason there was gonna be more remix just getting into the story and then we're in the classroom anywhere in the bathroom. Were wearing a mask or it could have been the lunchroom wherever you are. Just way mass. Well thank you for that That we tease for a week. Don't forget your books for i or she says we should know as we know. A lot of good information teach financial seen school. So i had to do that statement man. Oh why breaking down now the depth of this first of all. It's it's where that mass protect yourself from this Pandemic that's going around the very the various variance that we're dealing with financial literacy in their You know be sure to be sure to hang out with your friends you bond socialization socialization. Because you know it's been a while. Yeah year and a half chasing the books they always right away chase them important to study and apply yourself in life because that leads you know potentially more successful path and the ba. Yeah wow there is really the you know what there was more going on than i thought well done next. He's not worried anymore. Addressees seascape reagan. The fred show fly where you left waiting by the phone. Logan good morning. Good morning great. Welcome to our show. Let's learn about your date here m. c. You went out with your email. But i want you to tell the story. You met him bumble. Then what happened yeah. We met on bumble cis rows after a little bit and then we went out and she was fortunate from Which is nice to percents at this mark. Won't plus it kind of people on the people on bubble aren't hot or the or they don't look the same as their picture on the phone. And then you even person pekka different Yeah i mean yeah okay so so you were happy that she was as advertised efforts right all right even more so okay so you go on a date. Would you have drinks. You hang out like everything goes great. And i mean the guy. I always ask the question. I'd ever get the right. The truthful answer but like everything you felt like it flow in there was connection and you felt chemistry. And and you know you didn't talk about aliens in the ocean or dinosaurs still roam the earth or anything like you honestly felt like it was really just kind of status quo. Yeah i didn't even bring work like there is no reason why she couldn't have an interested like we were back and forth the hold time richard with the i don't get why she hasn't contacted all right well and that's frustrating and that's where we come in we're gonna call Emma asks these questions for you. You'll be on the phone at the same time. Hopefully whatever's going on we straighten it out and set you up on another date. We'll pay for that one. All right let me play one song. We'll come back and we'll do a thing on. Okay let's find out what's going on parts. You waiting thought.
The Toasty Podcast
"pekka" Discussed on The Toasty Podcast
"During the first term of the clinton administration prior to this he was the chairman of the dnc brown had been under investigation by an independent counsel for the commerce department. Trade commission controversy was a material witness. Who had been noticed to testify in judicial watches lawsuit against the clinton commerce department. He and thirty four others died in the nineteen ninety-six croatia af c. T. forty-three crash. Another plane crash. Jerry parks head of the security for the clinton headquarters during his presidential campaign onto ninety two was killed on september. Twenty six nine hundred ninety three as he left a mexican restaurant at the edge of little rock arkansas man in another car that shot him ten times using nine millimeter handgun. Parkson gary asserted. His father collected a secret file of clinton's pekka. do's in that. His father was using the file to try and blackmail but clinton campaign. I dunno pecadillos is head of security for the clinton headquarters gunned.
All Things - Unexplained
"pekka" Discussed on All Things - Unexplained
"Needs definitely wants to i would say i am not as emotional that myself but i do think feel sensitive to other people's emotions and needs for sure great answers. Lucy assume you fall on the sensitive spectrum. And i think we're going to get into the more this later we've actually had other guest on the shows that talked about how they were so sensitive and this actually gets into some other things such as clare sentient sinclair cognizance. And but we've had other guests comment about how they were so sensitive. They actually had tough times in a crowd of people because of their ability to sense emotions and thoughts and feelings around them. Is this sound familiar to you. Lucy your cj are you. I i would say that does not sound very familiar to me one on one. I can steal other people's emotions. And but i think i i don't. I'm not overwhelmed nigger now but do you think that that's true for most Does that ring true for a lot of the people that you've met a all getting so many wonderful comments. Thank you for all of the comments. Made beautiful baby. I i do love him very much to us. The perfect idea to bring him on the show and it. The baby is him correct. Cj yesterday say her her. Maybe you sent her that. So tomczak says she just hit out and feed the horses much respect to that. That reminds me of your an california's. Cj actually has horses on and al pekka farm right rast sap. She's now packer rancher. She has tons of impact has lots of work on.
The Foxhole Podcast
"pekka" Discussed on The Foxhole Podcast
"Yeah i'll give it cross that line to you yet. Filtered out at. I think probably trained to like look you see you feel empathy for someone reckitt because yeah we ran a break. So we know. Don't want i've maybe that's a conversation in a way that they have the i don't know i loved to get inside of mine of of i had a buddy who might who's in my squadron who went on to be a an as chief and I just asked him one time. My what did they. What did they put you guys through. And they basically put them through a whole like buki essentially a whole nother boot and you know and trying to you know the the best way to yell without blown your voice outlets. Why a bunch of you know marine D is and stuff you hear them in there. Like barely get you know the voice up because they're frigging screaming top. Their longs pekka flawn acting exercise every single day man. Because they're literally you gotta think about that. You're going to work you're going to work. Nobody else has a job like that. You know what i mean. Nobody you're going to work everyday kissing your wife goodbye at four in the morning and you're like our baby is going to be good day work. I'll see you later. I'm about to go yell at you. Know one hundred twenty odd swing indeed and that. I never met in my life. you know. that's a crate. You're breaking down the civilian out of them to build them up into these. You know capable warfighters and you you go go for oh me yeah. Yeah sorry about that. I didn't really care for that ause. Oh i didn't really have any bad my back but it is but it is unique of a man. What unique job like an hour. Kind of like man..
AP News Radio
Predators Goaltender Pekka Rinne Retiring After 15 Seasons
"Predators goaltender Pekka Rinne a has announced his retirement after fifteen NHL seasons the Finnish native says the decision wasn't easy but the right one at the right time the two thousand eighteen Vezina trophy winner earned a five nothing win over the hurricanes in his last start on may tenth it was his sixtieth career shutout and tied him with John Brasso for nineteenth and the NHL's win list with three sixty nine Renee played his entire career with Nashville after being selected in the eighth round of the two thousand and four draft he compiled a two point four three goals against average and nine seventeen save percentage I'm Dave Ferrie
31 Thoughts: The Podcast
"pekka" Discussed on 31 Thoughts: The Podcast
"This is your money but this is what we need to do for the team. I just wonder how that conversation between garin. And leopold goes when you even broach the subject of. We need to buy these two out. We'll also don't forget the craig leopold was the guy who really he put two hundred million dollars into getting these two in the first place right. He was really invested. You know someone said to me today. There should have been a compliance buyout will. The owners didn't want compliance buyouts this time because they didn't want money outside the system they were taking such hit in the pandemic with the losses that they're like no no money outside the systems so i mean leopold deserves credit for this. He's eating a lotta cash. It's gonna be interesting to see like they get the big break this year. And then you know the crush kinda comes in. How are they going to handle all of that. I mean the other thing too. Is you know with eichel. How can you bring that salary in now and know that it's going to be tight the next couple of years. I mean that's why voracek potentially makes a lot of sense for me here more than more than maybe eichel does for minnesota. But i don't think there'd be a lot of owners who would do this do this right now. As a matter of fact the question. I get a lot of gm's get most of the times when their teams don't do well as how come we're paying all this money and getting no results. I mean for an owner to say. Now we're going to go outside the system. There are too many doing that right now. That's big one. Quick note inside the system. Montreal canadian's no surprise dom ducharme three year deal. No i. I don't think that that's any surprises. I think we all felt that was getting done. I think the one thing montreal might be up to his seeing if they can avoid losing j. Gallon for nothing. I think that's going to be hard though to trade goaltenders right now to t- especially because most teams already have one guy they're protecting. But i think montreal might see if that's possible at all but ducharme no surprise. He deserves it. He earns it. It's been goaltenders will end on this and get to the regular. Your regularly scheduled podcast pecker. Any number thirty five calls it a career in nashville best the trophy in two thousand eighteen. Three hundred sixty nine win sixty shutouts for an eighth round pick. Elliott's your thoughts on pecker. Any the one thing. I really respect about rene is people just say he's a fantastic person and you like to see people make it who are not only great players but great people and i don't know if anyone saw the video today that the predators put out or the player's tribune piece that he wrote but that really came across and there was something very interesting in what he wrote about how even though he was a late pick that he had a feeling when he met with the predators that his career meant something to them like. They left him with an impression. That i'm not a guy who was drafted highly. My development matters to this team. And i think a successful and he use the term employees. Because i think a lot of people listening to this podcast understand that relate to that a lot better than player. I think an employee is going to be more successful. If they buy into what the organization is selling or they feel that the organization buys into what they're doing and it's very clear that from the moment that pekka rene met with the predators after he was drafted he felt they believed in him and that creates a situation where he did whatever he could not to let them down. He was very loyal to them. And that's the story that really stuck with me so it right from the moment. He was drafted. They made him feel that way. I think that is solo important. But he had a great career is going to have his number retired there. And you know just everybody who ever spoke about him just talked about. What a tremendously decent. And impressive person he is. You know who is really good for him. Elliott barry trotz. And i'll tell you why. I remember having a conversation with someone this is when peter laviolette to go over in nashville and as you recall peck arena originally struggled When laviola took over. And i was talking to some of the pres- mike what gives he. Looks like such a different goaltender. And he said. Barry trotz was great for pekka rene because rene liked having shots to get into the game and barry trotz is entire system is allowing a lot of shots but from safe areas. We see this through his entire career. And he said that was great for gallic peck arena and then lavi lead came in and it was all about shot suppression and the rise of mitya's at home and we're limiting the number of shots on goal and he said he didn't get a feel for the game. Barry trotz let's pekka rene get a feel for the game and it really helped them so i think a arena always think. Yeah you know what. There's part of the genius. There is is very trotz letting this guy get a feel for the game man to your point A real fun goaltender to watch by the way that reminds me of a five storey remember. Ron wilson wants a care which he it was. But when wilson was coaching the lead some goalie was coming back from an absence and some report. I can't remember what was said. You give up a couple of good chances early on so that the goalie gets back in fuel. The game and wilson just blew up at the question he's like. That's the stupidest question ever like. I want my team breakdown early and give up breakaways right away as just so funny to me that that is just the funniest thing because you have a coach here says okay. My goal likes that will. Maybe you will let a couple of going. You have another guy here saying that's the dumbest question ever. It's so funny just life so funny when you're very trotz and you have perignon net. You can say yeah you know what. Let this guy have. A few. he's He's that good and he was congratulations. Wonderful career for pekka. rene we. Now return you to your regularly scheduled podcast. He's.
Core Confidence Life
"pekka" Discussed on Core Confidence Life
"And so i said okay. You don't believe in anything. Religion astrology everything is fake. And so i asked him. Did you ever do something different than your normal routine. Let's say you walk down the different block because you had a different feeling. Well maybe. I think. I'll go this way this time you know and when i asked most people that question to go yeah. Everyone has had times where they've listened to their instincts and made different decisions on that one individual moment and they never think about it. And i said well. Didn't you have that happen to you is that is it. Yeah i'm like who told you. Nobody will so it was. It was a feeling inside of you. No one told you you didn't know for a fact that there was a pit bull that way so you should go that way but you but your your soul told you your whatever you know your instinct your so. So he didn't have any words for that one. Were you know if are the fact that science could not stop anything but matter gave us this berry limited and now we know from physics incorrect worldview of which made many people atheist that was born out of that limited worldview but And i think that so. Many are still caught in that several centuries of very limited science. And don't really understand that quantum physics just blows that up but It's very difficult. I think in the western world. I think we're trying to discover just like you gave that person an example we have to discover own way how to let go of that really incorrect worldview and see what we can discover and I if i think about that. I think about my husband was for him. He was very kind and very gracious toward me with my interest and did everything to support me. But he wasn't really interested in the visionary world and to peru twice to work with shamans and I came back. And i wanted to tell him about a vision. I had improved. Why i waited gillies reading a sports sections of the l. a. times i don't know i looked pekka didn't think that was really stupid on my part. But he tried not to look at it and listen to tell that experience would have been very powerful for me and then i could see his eyes newspaper and i said you're not really interested in this. Are you and so. He had to admit he said you know it isn't that i'm not interested. It's that i have never experienced anything like that. And i don't know how to relate to it. I simply can't relate to it..
News Talk 1130 WISN
"pekka" Discussed on News Talk 1130 WISN
"Pekka. Here's good news. Even with high unemployment, there is still a need for hundreds of thousands of cybersecurity professionals in the U. S right now, and my computer career is training people to help meet the demand. It experience no problem. Take the free career evaluation. Today at my computer career dot e d You start your new life as an I T pro and as little as four months, grants covering up to 53% of the costs are available to those who qualify. It's not rocket science. It's my computer career dot e. D u Hey, it's Bethany Frankel. And I am thrilled to announce that my podcast just be with Bethany Frankel is back and bigger than ever with new conversation with disruptors like Matthew McConaughey think that day is when he goes. I was a good father to him. I raised to have the confidence to go. I'm going on way I'm breaking out. Kelly Ripa. Nobody handed me anything and I fought really hard for everything I had. And so many more. Listen to just be with Bethany Frankel on the I Heart radio app or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Dave Heinz. And now here's this week's I Heart radio countdown of the top trending songs. We start off again this week, with all time low, still hanging onto the number five spot with once in a lifetime, one time to get to kill me. Same news for Weezer. They are also holding steady two weeks now at Number four for all my favorite songs, My favorite song US Grow and Mhm. I don't know what's wrong with me. A nice tinge of optimism again hanging out in number three. Of course I'm talking about a J r and way less sad because you love it. Don't you love it? No, I ain't.
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"pekka" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"We already knew a few things about ryan garcia before. He stepped into the ring last week and we knew we were popular. We knew he was powerful. We could draw crowd when he left the ring. He also became accomplished garcia. Stop luke campbell. In the seventh round is eighteen th knockout in twenty one fights the most significant win of his career and it puts him right in the mix for all the high level fights in twenty twenty. One ryan joins me here on the show. Right let me start here the best. Dm or text message that you got after. That win was from who really. Yeah how to be manny pacquiao. I mean those awfully off the other great people that message me but the one that meant the most me was many pekka He said congratulations and then He said ryan. It's your turn to inspire others feel. It made me feel real good. I still feel good about it right now. You reply banks wanna fight now. I wouldn't do that now. So is geraci. It'd be different story exactly. I just before get into the fight your corner watching it cracks me up because eddie renault also is so demonstrative moves around a lot speaks loudly. And you're sitting there. And like i know there are bits and pieces. You're picking up what he's saying in spanish but you see your head kinda look your father every few minutes like what's what these what's these a no i. I knew what you were saying Just guess my dad confirms what he's saying exactly but Yeah mimi eddie of been in the gym he the only thing is i might in a fight. Sometimes i do get a you know i get you know emotionally if you want to say you know i feel the fans in phil everybody so when when i feel it's time to go after and i want to you know. Get him out of there. Get a chance to so Yeah there's a couple of times. I could have been more little relax. Whose idea was it to be carried to the.
Podcasting Q&A
BONUS - How to Grow Your Podcast with Colin Gray
"This bonus episode. I'm talking to one of my good friends. Colin gray of the podcast host dot com collins been writing about podcasting for over ten years. He's the creator of the popular editing software allah too and he recently published a book called podcast growth colin. Thank you so much for joining me on the show. Hey album thanks for having me on great to be here yeah. It's great to have you. yes it start. I just read the book. I love it. There's tons of actionable insights on how to grow your podcast audience. I guess i just like to hear why you and matt decided to write a book. Yeah actually i should give credit where credit student. Matthew put way more into this than i did so should really be here in the resume and lindsay harris real as well so hammond lindsay really lead on this and i contributed to so yeah i have to thank them for the reason we came up with the idea was really as we wanted to. We wanted to get something out there in the world. That was the next level podcasting so we the biggest question we always get launch. I'm sure that's the same with you as well album. Like people come along and see. How do i get my podcast out there in the world and ended disappear into the ether. And you you barely hear from them again. A next you know the podcast is defunct fallen off this fall by the wayside. This was really our attempt to answer that next question which people always struggle with which is how do i then make achieve those aims. I always wanted to you know how to make it work for me to grow that audience and i agree with advice out there. We have a lot on our website as well. But we really. We found that when we are working with people. When we're coaching people through takes just growth as a funny thing because it's long long-term espec- especially with podcasting. It takes a little bit every day. A lubbock every week a little bit on a regular basis is not one big thing. It's a little bit ongoing for a long term which makes it work. And that's really. The premise behind the book was the idea of just putting in as many different tasks many different activities as many different tactics. That can take anything from few minutes up a couple of hours but most of them are really short and actionable so that was kind of the idea behind it really to try and give everyone there one place to come to get as many different growth tactics the as as possible really will the book is broken like you said into dozens and dozens of these actionable tips and you explicitly right in the beginning. Say nobody should be trying to do everything in this book. Yeah so many tactics and it's very easy to see them and maybe get overwhelmed. I think he should do everyone. But really what you should be doing is flipping through and finding which of these i mean. Honestly they're going to end up being for you experiments. Do you want to try to see if it will resonate with your audience. Yeah absolutely and yeah. There's there's lots of different types as well so absolutely you could go in the way i see it working. Probably based as somebody picks up they have a flick through the pekka chapter. Possibly that seems to resonate with them. So something like. I am helping yourself by helping others or have we got here. We've got like user surveys of social media of communities that can thing so pick one of them even and actually just work through each of the tasks in that chapter one a week. And i think what a week we really well because it means that you've just got you've got your podcast making tame attack on an extra fifteen twenty minutes and you can do one of these growth tactics and start to grow and i think if you we we're we're not fans of hyperbole over the podcast kind of guarantee anything but if there's anything. I can guarantee if one of these tactics every week rebel year last by the end of that year your audience will be unrecognizable in terms of size and engagement and everything. So yeah i think. That's the intention dined.
Native America Calling
Montana tribes complete large intertribal bison transfer
"This is National Native News Antonio Gonzales the four Pekka cinnabon and Sioux tribes in Montana recently completed a large intertribal transfer of Bison Wyoming Public Radio Savannah Mar reports. The forty buffalo were rounded up into semi trailers. In Wolf Point Montana they're headed to new homes with sixteen different tribes as far away as the United Nation in Wisconsin and Ludik tribe of Old Harbor Alaska. Urban Carlson is president of the intertribal Buffalo Council which facilitated the transfer. He says, the animals were part of a surplus population at Yellowstone National Park and would otherwise have been slaughtered today. Is Real. Gratifying. Just to be able to get some animals out of there, and then out to Chives, the Buffalo spent a year in quarantine on the fort pack reservation to ensure their disease free. Johnny Bear Cub, stiff arm has the Tribes Buffalo Program. She says, this transfer was a long time coming. We have drum group out here and they'll sing the songs they'll sing. Songs to send the Buffalo safely to their new homes, they travel safe and receive blessings. And say goodbye to enforce and we'll send them on their way. For National Native News I'm. Savannah Mark. A new art degree programs being offered to students at the University of Alaska Southeast, which is part of a larger vision that's been in the works for years to establish a north. West Coast Arts Hub Kate. Elizabeth Jenkins has more. The new degree program is a partnership between the University of Alaska, southeast Sealaska Heritage, Institute, and the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa. Fe. New Mexico the agreements were signed a few years ago, but it's taken some time to line everything up Cari groove in the our director at Sealaska Heritage Institute says there's a lot of room for growth. We are mealy great. Now that exists in the first place, the program is a two year degree with a focus on north west coast indigenous art. As part of the new program students are required to take an intro course into relevant native languages. Then their hands on our classes to choose from some of the courses have been offered before by the university and some are brand new for instance and claimed Weaver Lily hope is teaching an online class about career development as an artist students enrolled in the program, we'll have the option to transfer credits to the University of New Mexico if they want to pursue a bachelor's degree. Groove and things kind of comprehensive academic offering is long overdue. She says, many people are familiar with the region's form line design, but the associate's program is a way to gain deeper understanding in a way that. Associates degree provides a starting point for that journey with Cova Nineteen. Some of the courses will be offered online in some will still happen in person in accordance with universities pandemic plan, and in the future students will be able to experience some of these classes on a brand new campus. SEALASKA heritage has already started breaking ground on a six thousand square foot facility in downtown Juneau. The campus is slated to be completed sometime next year I'm Elizabeth, Jenkins. Powell's are being held virtually this Labor Day due to the cove in nineteen pandemic the online social distance Powell facebook group has been helping connect vendors, dancers, and singers for the last six months over the weekend. Dancers took part in contests uploading their videos to be judged and win prizes. I'm Antonio Gonzalez.
Monocle 24: The Menu
Recipe edition: Adrian Martin's Classic Carbonara
"Hi I'm Adrienne Martin and I'm from wildflower restaurant in Camden. My favorite goto recipe is a classic Carbonara. Whenever I'm really really stuck on I have ten minutes free in the evening time. This is the recipe. I'll make so the classic normany is Gone Chali which is pig's cheek. What we do with Gwen? Charlie's we dice it up. We put it into a dry pan. Dry Pan fry it until we get it nice and crispy in the meantime while that's happening. You put on a pot of water bringing up to the boil spaghetti and their on. Let it cook away so once. Spaghetti HITS THE WATER. You have about eight to ten minutes to finish this whole dish so this is why. It's like one of those dishes. That's quite easy to kind of pull together nice and quick so spaghetti's in the Guantanamo is frying nicey. If you can't get your hands on going to you can just use regular smoked bacon. We ought in a clove of garlic. Don't even bother to smash it on your board straight into the pond and let it kind of perfume and flavor that Crispy Bacon in there. Once this happens we get an egg so base one egg per person so I normally cook for two. Probably eat for to myself to be honest with you. So we have to eggs cracked into a boat. And the cheese. That's traditionally used a classic. Urban Meyer is Pekka Reno Cheese. So into a micro playing great in some of that cheese into the egg whisk it together with a fork and then what you do is at this stage once you have that finished. Your Pasta should be almost ready. Check it have a little taste of it. Make sure that it's cooked almost fully through and what we do is take what your tongues across into the Bacon Spaghetti. Take some of the water which is well because it's picking up the sauce in the baking pan. We want to stop the frying process so that water will stop the frying process completely. Take it off the heat and finally you're going to live. She get ready to serve it straight away. So this is the last thing you have to do is get the egg and cheese that you've mixed header folded through the Spaghetti on the Bacon and finally finish it with cracked black pepper. Serve it up straightaway. Great a little bit more pet green overtop nego. Classic carbonare
Published...Or Not
Wayne Marshall Discusses His Short Story Collection Shirl
"That you've been getting some great reviews rarely been rating than they In the press. But could you tell us a little bit more about the pathway from the awards at Josh mentioned. It's not quite as simple as just getting shortlisted. How did you get to this moment to die? Sure so the shortlisting was a whirlwind anthony. We'll stay with me for the rest of my life. I think Contacted by agents and publishes the very same day of the announcement which was fantastic announcement on on the announcement receiving emails frog messages on twitter. It was and and if you hate from a Christian Fish Chen or any of the other rod has its time experience so At that point I only had a thirty seven thousand word manuscript. It always influenced to actually Melanie Chang head submitted. A similar word can't install Ebay had had success. There was a Willa Center event where she spark and that was the moment that actually decided to submit the thing in the first place. It wasn't really on my right up at that point so it shows that a warden spas other artists to get input Stuff into the wool absolutely and so through that process affirm press came aboard and wanted to publish the book but it was still too short so the idea is that you would try to get the collection out as soon as possible. Bang that it was still you know the APLA shortlisting was still very much out there. So I had unwritten one story in the previous year and when I saw him with a fan press. The deal was four stories in four months which was terrifying and exhilarating the same time a deadline. Exactly it just shows you yes. So I managed to produce the full stories Are went for some. I didn't have time to doubt the material doubt the premises so I went with some stuff that I otherwise wouldn't have gone with had a bit of a list of ideas. I I did a deed but a few of the stories that had around for maybe three years but hadn't quite moved along with them or just forced myself to write first drafts. And it's down in the something to work with whereas before I just thought that ought not gonna work so there are two stories and it looked quite metaphysics which I played around with that conned of fiction nonfiction mash up a little awareness about their own existence. Yes side Some things that were on the journey to rotting show that awed decided it was time to put in such as I went through cancer In the in the early stages of the book which was an impetus to writing the book in the first place. And how did that for you up to to write. What has led to this stunning book? Yeah sure it freed me up in the sense that I thought none of these stories I would be published that you know it was very very seek That were just diagnosed and it took a year Eh. Going through all that until the second stint of came to water out again and I was doing came on Friday Friday mornings and I'd get up and write for two hours beforehand forehand and it was stuff just to amuse me. There was no industry. No hearing about concept about published that was turns out that that was exactly what I needed. It's so true silver lining from a very dark clad so with the stories and I. I can't believe how you do this. Every time we get to the end of the the story I had a hell. Did he do that now. I'm going to look at one section of prize from you've got people in the front of your book who've praised the collection who've read it in advance of publication GonNa Ray the nines to whine Makola Nikola generals in Reina. Neil all very influential influential writers an Australia authors but I actually want to zero in on John Rosen's because she starts in a way that you'd think the maybe this doesn't sound so vain she finishes cries. I'm going to read this APP. General sense is on Wine Marshall's collection show these stories of a strident men in small towns and pull suburbs stories of sport drinking fighting and love sands awful right that she puts but there's a big battle here but these are stories. Tall was SAIMAA chart. Wit a meticulous craft that even as you're reading about a limitation Class A man in love with a kangaroo a mermaid on a fishing trip. You're asking yourself why did did this really happen. Wine Marshall is a worthy successor to his town might pay to carry. That's prize. It went a writer of gorgeous imagination endearing experimentation ikin compassion and chill is one of the best books of Australian stories. You'll rate wow and autograph with her on that assessment. I'm not gonNA make anymore. The raiders. Fortunate can't that listeners. Fortunately can't say that here but there are other prize in however automob- beyond that prize tries to the craft. You mentioned before how it freed you up to right. I'm GonNa quite something. It sounds like a real mouthful from aristotle. approachable impossibility is preferable to an impossible probability. I I had to write that. Deng's always mix it up but in wine Mashall's world old. You start with the everyday will that we think we Then you give it a bizarre twist and you you make us believe it. And that's what I my. By the time you get to the end and status with his arresting ending. We took hand-held that he does that. So do you start with the bizarre edition or the ordinary reward and let it emerge. Yes so it's normally. It will come to me in a bizarre image or concept. They're usually quite concept driven stories so we start not like that and I guess I've always had that Oban. I'd been working on writing for ten years before I started having success with these stories and I could come up with an initial initial idea well enough but I think what was holding you back as well is. This seems to me now. Like a Secondary Act of imagination. Where you get the blood D- But the grounding the will building the making real which is absolutely essential on not so much into say straight out surrealism where it's just go let craziness? I want. Want to feel absolutely real and so. That's the big task beyond the initial idea. And that takes a lot of drafting and all that. So I'm probable impossibility impossibility. You believe. This could happen but you know it's impossible in the back up. Yes you do that. So it's the balance of the two and finding what you call a secondary incidental storyline more like. I guess it would come back to will building the Secondary Act of imagination. You've gotta fill that. Would you've go to populate it you've got to fill it with all the details not too many. That it bogs down and working in short stories. You've got a zipper too long. But I wanted to feel real fo for raiders but real to me too I want these stories to feel absolutely real. Even though they're crazy like I know I'm going to go to a specific example here and it's it's the story that's inspired the cover of show and a man has fallen in love with the kangaroo route. How on Earth do you make that real that that sort of the bizarre things you wouldn't put it in a literary collection of short? Say How do you make that believable including that the kangaroos wearing accounting jumping. I think it's the stuff like the cotton jump and the party pause and the name of the beer and the name of specific replies that gives it that you can feel that house and that place and the two men that popular that story. I think this is real reality to those guys. And that's where I grew up. That's my culture and so drew on all of that again beyond the crazy idea to fill it with with realistic Dato and to just dropped often draft and draft until it felt real it does feel very real one of the things I really liked about. It was the kangaroo. Never reacts in the way you expect now take something personally and some there does that so you give it a three dimensional character a kangaroo. Yeah but you don't buy that. We all got along with each. I really like I think you. Would you call that an. I probably want to bring this up in terms of defining does the Jonah but would you call it magic realism of fantastic realism here. I'm a bit be careful with the magic realism stuff. Because it has a specific origin and a specific cultural lineage being in South America and the magic realists to come out of there so that the second one fantastic realism. It's really you know. Version of magic. Yeah improbable things happen everyday. Well I think I'm coming more and more to the understanding that I my entire style comes out of the young culture that I grew up in. I grew up at a suburban Melbourne with people. Ah stood around telling toll stories full exaggeration and huma and color and be twists. And I've just realized that informs my style so much that sums up beautifully and it shows and all your work now you have a Melbourne launched last week at the hill of content bookstore in Melba. You've got a bacchus marsh. Could you tell us the data. Yes I do. So we have a launch of the Pekka Smash Lobby this Saturday at twelve thirty. And it's GonNa be really special because they've supported may for so long mm-hmm and they gave me and another friend of mine. Jim Tully Mila the lessons to do things like create the pay to carry short story award which we in running for four years. It's just small ward. That is now national and really personal imprimature. Hasn't yes and hate us as the winning stories and to talk to someone like to carry even Chrissy. Molly's Alley's huge so. Tom Employs at the back of Smash Library this Saturday at at twelve thirty at twelve. Thirty four thirty. Yes yes exactly yes thank. You're very much wind Marshall on your congratulations on your debut. 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Rinne scores empty-net goal as Predators beat Blackhawks
"Center with Nashville scored an empty net goal to take a four to labor just for good measure fifteen seconds later predators goaltender Pekka Rinne a fired the puck down the ice in into the empty net the first goal of his career our Xfinity X. five Blackhawks support read a the twelve goalie in NHL history to score a goal and the preds beat the Blackhawks five
Business Wars Daily
Crying Over Spilt Milk? Americas Largest Dairy Producer Files for Bankruptcy
"From one. Three I'm David Brown and this is business worse daily on this Wednesday November twentieth for anyone over with the age of thirty. The idea that milk is an industry could be in trouble once seemed unthinkable as well the notion that we might not need gas to fuel our cars or coal to run our power our plants goodness. How will they get things done? Well in the past milk wasn't so much choice as a commodity of basic household necessity. But things change in these days. These things are changing. Fundamentally witness last week's bankruptcy filing by Dean Foods America's largest producer of cow's milk and other dairy products the ninety four or your old company was founded by Samuel e Dean and Intrepid Entrepreneur who purchased the illinois-based Pekka Taneeka evaporated Milk Company in Nineteen Twenty Five. The business business grew and changed over the decades today. It owns fifty eight brands including dairy pure milk. land-o-lakes butter true move flavored milk's in friendly's ice cream now the once multibillion dollar conglomerate is struggling to stay alive with sales and profits down its stock has declined eighty percent over the last year. The company filed now for bankruptcy protection on November twelve and is exploring a sale to dairy farmers of America. That organization is a Kansas based cooperative of more than fourteen thousand dairy every farmers many of which are deemed suppliers. Dean foods blames shifting tastes for its current predicament. Quite simply Americans aren't drinking nearly as much milk as we used to. Since nineteen seventy five milk consumption has fallen by forty percent in recent years. You can pin some of the blame on the rapid rise of plant based MILKS folks from Soy to almond banana to Oat milk. Sales of plant based milk shot up nine percent last year. According to the plant based Foods Association at the same time sales of cow's milk fell six percent indeed dean foods may be kicking itself for getting rid of one of its most profitable divisions in twenty twelve. Oh saying it wanted to focus more on its core dairy business. Dean spun off White Wave. One of the biggest producers of soy and other Plant Milks the French Yogurt Company then owned bought White Way. For ten billion in two thousand seventeen in a seemingly prescient move dean must have had second thoughts about forsaking the fast growing plant the milk market just last year. It took a majority stake in Boulder Colorado Flax Milk Company. Good Karma too little too late however and competition from plant. Milk isn't in Dean Foods. Only problem healthy alternatives to cow's milk have exploded more and more of us are drinking sparkling water Bucci's teas and organic juices not dimension simply plain old water. That's hurting milk sales so to the decline of lowly breakfast cereal. no-one pours milk on the energy bar. They eat during their morning commute. You'd either so there's that and then there is. Almost an entirely separate trend. Big retailers like Costco and Walmart are deciding. They need to control their own food. Supplies supplies for cost reasons and also for transparency into their supply chains last year Walmart one of Dean's biggest customers built. Its own milk processing plant in Indiana according to CNN Walmart can now supply five hundred of its thirty seven hundred stores with its own cheaper milk no longer as good a customer Walmart now poses a threat. Dean foods has secured eight hundred fifty million dollars in what's called debtor-in-possession financing that funding will allow it to meet its pension allegations and
The Frame
Remembering versatile musician Andre Previn
"People who have been attending concerts by the L A fill for a while. No the name Andre Previn. He led the orchestra from nineteen eighty five to nineteen Eighty-nine before as a Pekka Solomon took over as its music director. But Previn who died in New York today at the age of eighty nine did far more than carry a baton like Leonard Bernstein to whom Previn has been favorably compared Previn wrote movie scores played piano and composed both operas and Broadway. Musicals I asked Dockery wolf, the classical music editor at the New York Times to weigh in on Previn eclectic musical career only really kind of Leonard Bernstein comes to mind as a sort of parallel in terms of one of these these mid-century Americans who as sort of classical music, achieved this unbelievably wide audience, the recordings and the rise of jazz musical theatre. Film. I mean, everything kind of sort of collided, and maybe sort of explosion coming out of the US. And there were a couple of people who had the versatility and the talent. And president was definitely one of them. I wanna play Andre Previn plane piano for a piece called just in time. Let's listen to it. So how did his work in jazz and film scoring make him a different conductor when he was with the baton the read on him. And I agree with was that. There was always I kind of amazing sense of spontaneity and rhythm and a lot of poise. And I mean, he did wonderful recordings of French music. I mean, and this was not necessarily that was jazzy per se. But I think that there must have been think taste for rhythmic flair and for certain spirit and vitality throughout the recordings that he made as a conductor of the music pearly times. There's a great little piece in the New York Times. Obituary says eh senior in high school he was called in to help with holiday in Mexico and MGM musical that starred Walter Pidgeon, and in which Fidel Castro was an extra sounds as if Andre Previn from a very early. Early age had a lot of talent. And that talent was recognized talk about his early career. And you know, when he was recognized as something of a prodigy. I mean, he was really studying music from very very early age. And when they left Berlin to escape the, Nazis, they were first in Paris. And then he was in LA and through all of that was advancing by leaps and bounds as a performer, and I think quickly the composer. And he could just even wanna be prodigies could just do anything. And I mean that gave a certain sense of him being. I mean, this was a read on Leonard Bernstein as well that he was a bit of a dilatot that he could do everything pause ably and often way more so defined himself in competition with Leonard Bernstein, or was it more that he saw his career trajectory and thought that there was a good model to follow their. I think that was the sense that I've always had. I mean, I don't know that they were in sort of direct competition, and you're inside was very New York based and I mean had made his first Mark and musical theater, and then was doing way more conducting kind of on the European continent, though, Previn obviously ended up at the Monday symphony early in his career. So they overlapped, but Previn was a creature of Hollywood. And I mean and located there and Bernstein was more New York. I think like a lot of music directors. He occasionally found himself in conflict with people with whom he was working. He had a falling out with Ernest Fleischmann at the LA philharmonic. And I'm wondering if you think back and his legacy in the podium as a conductor. What was he most remembered for and what we're his skills leading an orchestra. Yeah. I mean, my sense. I mean having never seen him as a conductor. I mean, I think the sense was he was excellent musician and had a real kind of taste for the repertoire, I mean. Given that he was a composer. I mean, he wasn't sort of famous for fostering, new music, and I think that there was a sense of certainly in LA of wanting to broaden the lineup by bringing us a pet as a principal guest. Whether or not that was intended to send a signal that it was sort of time for him to go. I don't know. I mean, I think probably politically it was a bit of a mess. But I think that there were certainly things that he was leaving out or things that I mean other emphases that Fleishman wanted, and, but I think that he was always extremely well respected at the podium and the recordings attest to this. They're extremely vibrance. And by kind of extremely polished. So Andre Previn was the music director or principal conductor for about a half dozen orchestras. He composed a variety of film scores including one for Elmer gantry. He was a jazz pianist, he wrote operas, can you think of any? Temporary of his living today who could cover such a broad spectrum of musical performance and styles and leadership roles. I don't think that it exists. I mean, these different strands of music have in a way become a little more professionalized over the past couple of decades. And while there's a lot of collaboration between them people. Stay I think in their lanes a little bit more. I mean, this came up last year when we here at the times were talking about it was a centennary of Bernstein's birth. And we were thinking about parallels today and people we might even want to have comment on that. And it is awfully hard to think about people of younger generation who are having that kind of career, but they weren't so many people even in the heyday of Bernstein and prevent I mean, they were always exceptional