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"pilar" Discussed on TuneInPOC
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ESPN FC
"pilar" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Themselves as you will. Mexico has all that potential pressure from the home fans. And as we mentioned earlier in the show, we know how they can, let's lock our attention in on Mexico because they trained earlier today. Funny enough first, not at the azteca at their kind of center of high performance and central. You see some of the images today, of course, Mexico. This is the first of three for them as well in this window coming up after this. It's Honduras and El Salvador with more on Mexico. Let's get it over to Pilar Perez who joins us from outside. Service Eric Mao, hello. I envy you so much because you're still in the ring. I love that place say hello to my Friends. Over there because I know them well. Well, we're still here outside this daddy azteca. The USMT team still training in the pitch of this amazing stadium. You already can tell what is going to be the atmosphere tomorrow around more or less 50,000 fans are going to be here. Mostly cheering for the tree, but some of them are, I don't know, thinking about that homophobic chant. That's why the Mexican federation has been implementing a new protocol, as you know, the fun ID. So tomorrow, everyone needs to bring ID, ticket, and also a registration in the Mexican federation web page that allowed them to enter to the stadium. If you don't have one of those three, you can not get in. And this is because they need to track everyone, not just for the armor fabric chant, but also for the violence, you know, that we just lived a very black day in la corregidora. And now, well, they're trying to avoid that kind of behavior. And now with this fine ID, they're willing to know exactly who is screaming that chanting and who is also violent something that we are not used to see or watch in this kind of games. But for now, everything is set for tomorrow. We're going to be here and I hope to see you around guys. Great stuff there from Pilar who joins us from outside of Estadio azteca and there you see some of the recent records for Mexico at their home facility..
WABE 90.1 FM
"pilar" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"Out here Near a bus stop outside Queen Mary hospital There's a bench there so I stayed there overnight Now although it's like the next day the workers rights group known as help rescued her and helped her collect the $200 stipend the Philippines is distributing to women who can prove their distress Firing domestic help because they get sick is punishable with a hefty fine effect Hong Kong's labor secretary took pains to remind employers of in recent days Mary says that warning may have played a role in her employers change of heart When she invited her to come back Helps communication head Avril Rodriguez says since the start of the pandemic there's also been a shortage of domestic workers an employers don't want to wait months to replace the women they fired Rodriguez knows at least a dozen women who have been asked to return With responsibilities back home she says they have little choice So a lot of them are also considering going back to the same job to the same employer who effectively pushed them into homelessness for so many days While they were not well When I asked if she's happy about going back Mary demurs I'm happy she says about being COVID free Julie McCarthy and PR news When archeologist Brenna hassett was at university college London she heard the story of dame Kathleen kenyon She was incredible and she used to storm down the hallways of the building with these terrifying beagles scaring the more nervous sort of undergraduates Kenyan was a pioneering archeologist who began working in the late 1920s But her achievements didn't get the same level of acknowledgment as her male contemporaries I knew her story but it seemed like no one else knew her story Now hasset wasn't the only one that noticed this discrepancy Suzanne Pilar birch and archeologist at the university of Georgia did too Naturally Pilar birch and has it voiced their frustrations online We were complaining as one does on Twitter and we were really just unhappy with the fact that you don't see women so well represented and particularly just sort of in mass media documentaries and things that the average person would be watching or reading So Pilar birch and has it along with two other colleagues decided to change that They started a website called trowel blazers get it Featuring stories of overlooked women in the fields of archeology paleontology and other so called digging sciences You know some of them their work wasn't recognized but for a lot of them it was And then it was forgotten about promptly What they thought was a small passion project went viral and soon readers began submitting their own stories It was like an avalanche It's amazing We've become a crowd sourced archive At this point trowel blazers dot com has amassed hundreds of stories of female archeologists paleontologists and geologists throughout history But in the early years Haas says they noticed a concerning pattern They had very similar characteristics They were white wealthy and anglophone If it turns out that that's not at all the entire experience of women in science so the trowel blazers team dug deeper and an earth stories of women like yusra a Palestinian woman who worked on a historic excavation of Neanderthal remains called taboon one who had gone unrecognized for decades It turns out the person who found the little tooth that went on to become taboon was use for you know her story is utterly lost until you start looking at all of the people who contributed but didn't get their names on Brenna hassett says this experience changed her view on how history should be recorded So maybe instead of looking to women and asking them to do all of the work to tell you about their history maybe we need to stop and think about how we're doing that Not put that burden on the groups that are underrepresented to tell you their story but to actually go out and do the work to find it This is NPR news The Iraqi city of Mosul has been gradually coming back in the 5 years since it was freed from the grip of ISIS More on that story coming up on all things considered later in the.
Bon Appetit Foodcast
"pilar" Discussed on Bon Appetit Foodcast
"Nut or a little raw celery. Okay, we're gonna take a quick break here, and when we get back, we'll hear a few more recipes from rebel homemaker. And then we're gonna see how well drew and Pilar really know each other's palettes. Drew, I'm curious, is there a recipe in this book that Pilar introduced you to or that changed your perspective on food? The scampi. This can be. My favorite. We have a really wonderful head on shrimp dish. It's super, super simple. Cooks up in no time. It's just such a wonderful balance of the rich, the umami, the garlic, the chilies. It's my absolute favorite scampi I've ever had in my life and I've traveled the world eating scampi. There's a new sauce that I'm obsessed with that you made the sort of piccata lemon sauce. And I literally call her and be like, you're lying. There's butter in here. I know it. It's impossible. But I do appreciate that we are and it's not something I've talked about so far is I'm proud of the ingredient integrity we have that's actually extremely healthy to this book. And what we're selling it on, but when you get down to the cooking, there is no lack in richness and yet it's not riddled with fatty elements. And I take a lot of pride in that. I have a food confessional, I do with her on Monday morning. That's why I tell her everything I did over the weekend as if she's my priest. I want to hear what was the last food confessional. Egg rolls and nachos. Two different nights. That seems perfectly all right to me. Okay, so let's talk about a recipe in this cookbook that you, Pilar, you say you make this at least once a week for drew and her daughters. And it's actually named after drew's daughters, Frankie and olive. It is Frankie and olive's chicken. And I love how you wrote, sometimes they like it, sometimes they don't. You're talking about the kids not true, because I think any parent can relate to how finicky kids can be about food like from one day to the next, but this recipe seems to be a hit at least most of the time. So I would love for you to tell us about the recipe how it comes together. I feel like when I first started working with families I would always say the biggest critics would always be the kids. The kids would give me a complex about my career choice. Yeah. I can see that. I had always seen that style and a cookbook where you carve the chicken almost like it's a turkey dinner on Thanksgiving. And it always just eluded me. I taught me how to spatchcock, which is just my favorite thing to say. I'll throw it in any time. And I remember the first time going up the scissors and the bones and I was just like this is crazy. But that's how you get it splayed out like that. And I sucked at it, but I did spatchcock. I think my oven and the size of the bird were completely off from Pilar's traditional approach. But you know, I just loved that she made something for my kids that it is chicken. Pilaf. Roast. Chicken. And you do announce it like that. Every single time. Never not be. And the girls go. They love it. Yeah, it definitely has Julia Child vibes to it. And I'm curious because everyone has their own way of roasting a chicken, like I probably have three different methods depending on how much time I have. So Pilar, you preseason until the whole bird in this recipe for at least an hour and up to a day. And then you have this delicious sounding compound butter that goes all over. That seems important. Talk us through that and then what else do you roast along with the chicken? Well, I mean, I think there's really classic flavors, you know, with kids, a lot of the times we try not to go too crazy outside of getting a lot better. It's true. It is getting a lot. I know it's more fun. Dumplings with them the other week, which is really, really fun. Anyway, I'm a big fan of pre seasoning my in general. So one hour, but I'm always go for the 24 if you can. Big fan of lemon zest and garlic and that gets stuffed in between the skin and at that point you're like, this can not be a bad chicken. And then super classic, you have paprika, you have garlic powder, onion powder, which are things I don't usually use. But if you've ever had like a chicken nugget that you buy out of a box, the reason why they're so good. And so addictive, it's that flavor. Then you have the vegetables. You know, there's like onions, more lemon. It's pure joy. And broccoli. Yeah. And it's a really, really wonderful way to get the kids eating the roasted vegetables because they start to caramelize and get a sweet and nutty and you have this interesting technique Pilar. You preheat the oven to four 75 in the recipe, but then you reduce it to like four 25 right before you put the chicken in. And I have a guest about why you do that, but I want to hear the reasoning. I just find that it starts to crisp up without the burning. And then the spatchcocking always. He just cuts down the time. Yeah. I think the chicken is a great example. Actually, all of these that we've talked about, the scampi and the mushroom soup that you find so many cookbooks that promise to be weeknight or home cook friendly and really their fancified versions of these recipes. But yours, I really believe that this is what you're cooking and eating together and with your family. Were you tempted at any point to kind of gussy up any of these recipes to make them public facing Pilar has a much more elaborate cookbook in her and I appreciate how she like had to dumb it down in certain ways because I am such a home cook and I'm not capable of doing those really incredible techniques. I mean, I think that's the thing about the book. There's so much there. You're talking about the photographs, but your essays are also incredibly moving. And really reflective of the time that we were at. We really had to narrow down the recipes, but I think what we chose were really recipes from this home. They're what we make. But Pilar in some ways, as I'm trying to lift you up, I'm holding you back. That's so nice. That is not true. It is true. You should see the way Pilar really cuts. That's the next book. That's the next book. This is your launchpad Pilar. I wanted to be. Okay, so now that we have a little peek into the way you two cook together, let's test it out with a game. I want to see how well you two really know each other's food preferences. Okay. Pilar, I'm gonna ask you drew's food preferences first, and then you'll have to pick. And I'm gonna keep score. And then we will flip it and ask drew about yours. All right? Okay. Hello, this is for drew. Sweet or salty? Salty. True. Crunchy or creamy on the recently. I know all of a sudden it's like I'm pregnant or something..
Bon Appetit Foodcast
"pilar" Discussed on Bon Appetit Foodcast
"More about the recipes in the cookbook because I love the book. I love so many things about the book and drew what you said about the aesthetic of it, not being too aspirational as a editor at a food magazine, I see those books come across my desk every day. Hundreds of them in my time there. And you're right, they all look the same. Maybe they have a celebrity name attached, but they're very instagrammy. And you are in Pilar's book really stands apart in how imperfect it is and how intentional it feels. Drew, drew has her head on the Lars shoulder right now. She's made me crying. Maybe laughing that so she's maybe even happy. That would be. Well, I mean, I feel so many of these emotions from the recipes in the book. So this ode to cream of mushroom soup recipe. It is so foundational to the both of you. But tell me about how you tweaked the dish to make it your own. Why is it an ode to the cream of mushroom soup? Well, I think that probably would have made us fall a little short if we just said buy this can. But a huge inspiration for me is also trying to find alternative ways in which to make things so that there's a lighter approach to the ingredients that are less heavy more digestible. I have the metabolism of a sloth on valium. So I'm like, are there other ways? And so I was just like, how can we approach a green bean casserole dish in an alternative way that's really rich and beautiful and delicious. But also really healthy. And that was, I think we're the beginning of the mushroom. That's absolutely the beginning of the mushrooms too. I was like, well, I might as well, I'm just gonna go for it. Let's just do a fully vegan dairy free version and see where we land because I love mushroom soup. The ones I love are loaded with dairy. So I'm like, let's just see and what's nice about this one is I feel like there is a lot of lightness to it, but it's still super, super flavorful. You know, we used a little bit of cauliflower, a ton of mushroom, and then just a touch of almond milk, and then I think tamari or balsamic to just bring in those flavors. I really think it is a love letter to the mushroom soups of our childhood, but sort of bringing it into a more current. I love when you make a mushroom soup. I want some mushrooms. If it's a total puree, I'm a little sad, so I just want the chew. Like I love a clam chowder and a mushroom can have that same texture and I was a vegetarian until I was 26. So I eat a lot of that way and that clam texture and a sort of a lobster bisque element and a cream of mushroom soup, but something where you haven't beat it up into a point where it just feels porridge and combined. I want different elements and different bites throughout it. You always say the word tooth. Yeah, toothsome. Yeah. There's a little texture, you know, whether it be in a.
Bon Appetit Foodcast
"pilar" Discussed on Bon Appetit Foodcast
"Like a really amazing pepper crust on that steak would be the perfect bridge between the meat and the fruit. And then because of the season, polar, you haven't developed gravitating towards cranberries. But that is how we take one brick at a time to build the wall of the recipe. Yeah, and I think that's really interesting because drew, I'm sure a lot of people do know that you love food and that you love to cook. But I think a lot of people also don't. And you have this gorgeous line of cookware, but thank you. Yeah, I'm curious when and how did you know you were a food person? Where does this love and curiosity about food come from, do you think? It came from a really deep, rooted appreciation that I built probably in my teens and 20s. It was funny and sent this woman asked me the other day. What did you cook for yourself when you lived on your own at 14? And I was like, that is one of my favorite questions I've ever been asked in this context of this cookbook coming out. And it was a lot of macaroni and cheese and top ramen. But there was like egg in the hole and grilled cheeses and kind of easy stuff, but it felt like a big adventure for me. Like, I just lived on my own and I didn't care about the furniture or the lighting or the vibe. And I thought, I'd love to have a dinner party. I don't know what that's like. I do know what it's like to watch Melrose place with a 6 pack of beer and takeout pizza and have Leonardo DiCaprio across the party. Good times, man. You're like, this is life. But I wasn't cooking for myself or other people. And it wasn't until I was probably in my early 20s that that all really shifted and I wanted to create a place that people could come to. And I could bring this warmth and experience. I think palar said it so well. I'm really community driven. And I was ready to provide a home space for those people. Yeah, I really love that food seemed to be this anchor for you when you were 14 and then now when you were going through this rough patch and this cross country move, again, it was sort of this grounding force that pulled you back into engage with your life and pullar you being there for this new phase of that. I wonder how early on in your relationship cooking together did it occur to you that you were going to write a cookbook? I feel like you had thrown out the idea like fairly early on, but it wasn't, oh, we're going to do this and this and this. It was just this twinkle, it's just this sparkle and drew does that occasionally. She'll have this little dream that she'll sprinkle here and kind of walk away and sort of see where it lands. And I did have moleskin upon moleskin of notes and oils, spattered, whatever recipe you could call them that. And I always after everything we made, and especially if we liked it, I'd be like, did you write it down? Every single time. Did you write everything down? Because for me, I cook and I'll put just the name of what I made and drew really started to drill it in me to get into that habit to prepare for the potential of an opportunity, you know. So when I feel like we started to talk about it more seriously, there was a good dome. I know where that time. No, I don't think you do. I didn't even realize it. I'm having like a weird a home and I was like, oh my God, maybe I was just trying to keep something after losing everything. But also, I mean, you already had this huge cookbook collection. It must have occurred to you. Did you even aspire to write a cookbook before you met Pilar? I actually had been offered to do a few cookbooks over the years. And I always said, oh, no. I would not be the person that you want for this endeavor. And I think the reason I thought that was because I felt a ill equipped, be I would be creating impostor syndrome for myself and see worst of all and not really parlays and why this book is a style that it is is I don't personally care for the lifestyle expert who is polished on the cover of books. I reject that notion and I need the goof. I need the mess. I need the humor. I need the reality. I believe in people when they really are who they are. And to me, chefs are very authentic people. And I just did not feel I belonged in that world. And so the idea of doing a celebrity name slappy come bring in a photographer and a patina photo shoot was like, yak ville to me. So when I met Pilar and this Ember turned into a flame and the opportunity came around again, it was very different for me that time we had been in the kitchen for a few years at that point. I had a point of view. We were storytellers too. You know, I think of the can of Campbell's cream of mushroom soup is a big theme for Pilar and I, 'cause my mom used to make tuna noodle casserole with it, which was my favorite childhood dish. And Pilar, I mean, my mom has actually a longer history with the cream of mushroom soup. I don't know if I've told you this story. She had an that would do these fancy dinners and they would make the most amazing mushroom soup. And I think my mom was like 11 or 12. At this point, and she would just say that I need to get that recipe so I can finally make it for myself until one day she went back into the kitchen and she saw a lo and behold in the trash can was an empty can of cream of mushroom soup. I can buy it. Oh my God, and she went to the store only to discover that her allowance, I mean she was young. Her allowance could not cover the can of cream of mushroom soup. And so my mom said from that day on, she would save up for it and to this day, if you go into our House wherever they're living in the pantry, it's stockpiled with cream of mushrooms. And she used to make it for me when I was sick. So it's this sort of thread of a story that keeps on giving. And it's like literally when you weren't feeling well, that is what she would make for you. So you have this mother healing memory. Absolutely. And for me, it was my favorite dish growing up and it was a woman from Manila and a woman from California bonding over this iconic can. And that we shared the stories. And for me, that's something we want to do on the show is always just find the universal relatable feelings..
Bon Appetit Foodcast
"pilar" Discussed on Bon Appetit Foodcast
"Pilar is drew's personal chef, the chef on the Drew Barrymore show on CBS. And they co wrote a cookbook called rebel homemaker. Food family life, which is out now. And today on the show, we're going to talk about a few of the recipes in the book. And also get a window into how food brought these two women together. So to start, I want to go back to the beginning because I believe that every great duo has a great origin story. And I want to hear yours. So drew, you start. Tell me the story of how you met from your perspective. Yeah, I want to hear Pilar's perspective. Even though I feel like I know what she would say, but I was living in a rental apartment. I was getting divorced and when all your plans blow up in your face, especially when there are kids involved, I learned it's the highest stakes of your life. And so that's where I was at when I met Pilar. And I remember being in this weird rental kitchen that was this weird white, modern kitchen. The antithesis of everything that is indicative of my style or my soul and when we would talk and we would cook and we would just talk about spices and flavors and life and travel and experiences and being self taught and self made. I started to feel some of my pain drift away. And I felt more distracted. There was something lovely. I could put myself into. That's my version of the story. What's yours? Yeah, I was here from you. Well, I think drew always refers to that time in her life. This is great transition. You know, on multiple levels. And I think for me as well, I was also going through a very big transition. I have a catering company called kickstart cookery. And a few years prior, my business partner had left to Texas to move closer to family. And I've always worked best in community. So I was just like, okay, I'm going to pause and step back a little. And it was around that time when I was trying to figure out what to do moving forward with my cooking one day I wake up to an email. I think it was four 30 in the morning, which is usually when I get up for my kitchen shifts anyway. Oh my God. Subject line was chef with Drew Barrymore and I literally thought I was being punked. And I was like, I woke my husband up and I was like, what the hell? I was like, what the hell is this? I mean, it was really kind of ridiculous. You were transitioning to live in New York. And I was just like, this has bananas. And so outside of what I even would have been considering. And I'm just going to say yes, let's just see where that goes and in retrospect, it really feels like the universe was flinging us together. I mean, I grew up in Manila. I obviously grew up watching you on TV. But never I think in my wildest dreams, would I ever have thought that this is sort of where I would have landed? I mean, I feel like so much of our early time together was really just around the kitchen table and chatting and telling stories from our very different lives and bonding over food. One of the reasons I started cooking professionally was really about feeding others and believing in relationships that are built over shared meals and food and I feel like this one is true testament to that. Pilar, you started cooking really for drew and drew's family. Yeah, I want to hear more about what you were cooking for drew and her family and how you go about this process because you had never been a personal chef before worked with someone as closely as this. Not as closely and you probably didn't know I was just gonna be there the whole time psycho staring at you talking to you. Well, it's really funny because you know when I chat among friends that have worked sort of in people's homes and stuff. And sometimes it's very intimidating. People are right there, but what was really lovely is how we would start our days. We had morning time together. I know. And drew has one of the most impressive cookbook collections ever. And we literally would lay out the cookbooks on the kitchen island and they'd be doggy eared and we'd sort of be flipping through them being like, oh, maybe we can do like a fully Thai menu today or finding I think ina garten's gougeres and wanting to do those for the kids. You know, we would also text all the time pictures of foods and recipes and talk about, okay, what if you took this element but turned it on its head by doing this? I fell in love with Pilar 'cause I want to eat a different way. I'm known around the kitchen as like Epcot. Epcot as in wanting to try and taste food from around the world. But not in a good way. Sometimes I am caught in one meal and it doesn't really go very well. I love food from around the world and learning about food from around the world. One of the things also, I think folks should know about you is that you have an incredible palette and an incredibly wide pallet. Wide ranging. So as a chef that's really, really fun. Because it gives you room to play and sort of bring new things in all the time. And so it was always this really wonderful challenge. Yes. And that really comes through in the book too. I also will be like, Pilar. Cherries and steak. We've got to do something with cherries and steak. It's such a sexy, amazing combo, and I'm not finding it in any books. And I want to make steak and cherries. And then we would talk about what goes well with that..
The Wise Fool
"pilar" Discussed on The Wise Fool
"Could you please pronounce your name correctly for me. Pilar they he and where are you from. I am from manhasset which is a town on long island and nassau county all right but in still live in the new york area. Yes i live in manhattan. So i live downtown lower east side. I don't know with lower east side. Means is that was like the. What kind of i know. They each have their own personalities. What does that neighborhood have. Little gritty little rough around the edges has a lot of new small businesses small restaurants. It's south of the village. So i love her. You said that. As though i know what the east village means you. I thought everybody knew where the village was. I'm guessing east so the east village is fourteenth street to house then on the east side so alphabet city. We're all the galleries were in the eighties. Tompkins square park okay. I have not been to new york in decades. So i don't have a great recollection. Well it's actually nice to hear because as a new yorker you basically think new york is the world and that everybody's thinking.
Conscious Millionaire Show ~ Business Coaching and Mentoring 6 Days a Week
"pilar" Discussed on Conscious Millionaire Show ~ Business Coaching and Mentoring 6 Days a Week
"Identify those bottles because if they ignore it if they don't know what they have fear of how are we going to change. It is their resistance. So i have done it like that on my life and is going to work by drought absolutely right. If something is not where you want where we want we have to look inside i. Our beliefs are own little boys. Our own emotions brag though grotto and keep taking action. You shall people look out now. This is because my kids or my job or my spouse or because my cd or whatever it is it's time to look within not outside so go for some of those things again are like excuse as that are different bottles. That might be holding your genius. But you're not able to let the genius out right now. The went fear fear. Absolutely because if don't one for example wants to be perfect and they don't like failure and they believe failure is something bad that are going to stop launderette and then losing opportunities so knows boroughs when people identify them are going to be able to break does the whole concept so. I usually use something like this. Does that be learn. I'm like okay. This is the structure is very strong. However we need to be flexible. And you're holding up a piece of wood and now you've got Is a bamboo that you haven't yet so a piece of woody. Let me tell you something that may be helpful to some people. I was very resistant to use the word. Pilar my name is bella which yes. It's basically in spanish and is very common to say. Hey let's use the word pillars. But i was resisting to that because this is very structure on. It doesn't have any flexibility when nine developed that concept with the internal pillar on the mindset. I decided to talk also about that. Bamboo which is flexibility. Strong by these flexible. And that's where. I really.
Podcast RadioViajera
"pilar" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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WSB-AM
"pilar" Discussed on WSB-AM
"To help stop all forms of violent Democrat Lucy McBath, one of eight members of the Georgia delegation to vote for the bill. The curb hate crimes directed against Asian American Pacific Islanders dire situation due to flooding in Louisiana heavy flooding, submerging a portion of that rouge. Within 250 rescues as first responders waded through waist high water. Authorities say they had more than 800 calls for help Reporter Janet family and says At least four people have died. With more rain on the way, the saturated ground cannot absorb any more water. Twitter's preparing a subscription service called Twitter, Blue, seen, etc. Insurer says one pay feature. Maybe an undo button to erase a tweet really important is a question of whether or not people want to pay for a button. I feel like that is the most so confidently thing to ever do. Charge me for the undo button. Twitter may set out pricing tiers starting at 2 99 a month. There is no firm rollout date yet the Mets Kevin Pilar insists he's okay after a fastball from Braves reliever Jacob Webb breaks his nose right now, Look, it's so good, I I feel as close to normal as possible, Pilar says. Webb's been in touch and they're square. He is consulting facial specialists in Atlanta while the Mets are in town. They beat the Braves again last night. 4 to 3 a truce park. The Braves hope to avoid the sweep tonight. WSB news times. 6 11 it. Wes Moss was saying earlier this morning. One Dragon Wall Street Tuesday some disappointing new home construction numbers. I was curious about this. How much skyrocketing materials cost are adding to the price of a new home. Now, Wes has got the number new home bill data came in far below expectations, dropping 13% in April. Now this could be attributed to rising materials cost like lumber, which are up significantly since the start of the pandemic. Which the National Association of Homebuilders say has added $36,000 to the cost of building an average single family home was run 10% or so that the average cost of a new home now so let minutes after six..
News Talk KOKC 1520
"pilar" Discussed on News Talk KOKC 1520
"Straight to the face, and here is that you can actually hear it coming. The contact in this audio Oh, hit him in the helmet. Oh, by on coming out of the nose of Kevin Pilar, who was struck flushed by that pitch. Yeah, right Helmet cracked face. It nailed him, so it did not hit them. But you're talking about right now and get it straight on the I like next to the nose there. Oh, honey, help Mitt Dang! You said Then. That little clip. Yeah. That is actually the nose and not the helmet. Yes. Oh, my goodness. Yeah. Okay. I mean, stating the obvious that could kill you, man. Yeah. He's apparently Doing fine in his words. We walked off the field, right? I mean, which is amazing. On his own power. Wow. Just thinking about that, man. I sure you guys video My kid got hit in the head. Last week with a fastball, but he had time to turn so I hit him in the back of the helmet. Yeah, stings a little bit. But You know, 94 Mile an hour. What am I going to say? Hey, they teach you to turn to your left to get out of the way like he doesn't know that was the fact that you hear on the radio. You know, you need to turn a little bit. No, I'm saying You're up there trying to react to another pitch and he throws you a heater. And you know you get hit in the face. But first you gotta be thinking is coming here. Is that a breaking pitch? Right? You know, that's the heater. Bo Ryan, the face. Oh, Cashman. I don't think the pitcher intended, you know, Head or anything. Well, Web looked like he was gonna leave exactly when he left. God. What did I just do? He Got chased after that, because, well, it can happen right? Because you as a pitcher you could maybe want to go up like, throw it high or you could want to come in. Either way, if you miss up and in and clock somebody like that, usually the reaction is Oh, my gosh. What just happened? Please. But they say you're gonna be all right. That's my understanding of it right now. Yeah. Wow. Okay. Oh, is this right? NFL? Certain teams said.
Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
New York Mets' Kevin Pillar on Injured List After HBP to Face
"Happened in the mets braves game. Last night was absolutely horrific. They were it locked into a close game top of the seventh inning. James mccann at the plate. Yes that's fair. it's down the line that will bring in the first lord of the game. Neto james to strike deliver for the new york. Mets sent a huge biggest. Today met uniform for one. Nothing new york was car ravages. Call on espn kevin. Pilar was next to the plate. And this is what happened to outs. Bases loaded one bowl to strikes pitch. Hit our and it hit him in the head. Laura's down helmet came off and actually it hit pull are right in the face. His face is busted up. He is bleeding on the field profusely. You could see the blood rushing out of which seems to be the bridge of his nose why that is a scary scary scene. On a fastball. That ran up in in and kevin polar took it right on the top of the knows. It looked like he's down is being tended to quickly by louis. Row haas and brian chick low. They're trying to get as many tiles as possible in the blood is still pouring out of palomares. Face that from the mets flagship. Wcbs a lot of concern. Jacob web was the pitcher for the braves he was taken out of the game. You could see how shaken he was by this moment. The mets went on to win this game three to one but of course the conversation after the game was about palomar. Here's mets manager. Luis row haas right now. He's a is in ospital They're doing a see scan We'll find out more Probably later tonight something that we can share we you guys tomorrow or potentially but Our head trainer brian. She took in there and was still doing wound some of the tests that they need to do. Just see what you know. What he has he was was not not an easy moment.
WTOP
"pilar" Discussed on WTOP
"We go to Frank. And what a difference A couple months make right for the Wizards left for pretty much looking ahead to the lottery to now a chance to solidify spot in the NBA playoffs. It's a play. In tournament game tonight, Late starts Oh, nine o'clock it that nap in prior wizards. Take it on those Celtics tip off again. Like I said, at nine o'clock, the winner of the game gets a seven seed for the playoffs, something that was not off fresh on the team's mind a couple months ago, Scotty Brooks, though I'm excited that we waterway back to be in this position on give our credit where it's due with our players, never giving up or giving in and just fighting together for Hopefully, we can keep, you know, keep playing well and keep moving forward. Speaking of Boston capitals, they allowed a Bruins goal in overtime 43 launched last night. So that's Family Cup playoff series, even at 11 caps, got two goals from Garden half away another from T. J. Oshie. Game three. Tomorrow night in Boston Nationals in Chicago fell to the Cubs, 7 to 3, Schwarber and Turner Going deep for the Nazis were 16 to 21. They'll face those Cubs again tonight from Chicago. Go and New York Mets outfielder Kevin Pilar suffered multiple nasal fractures after being hit by a 94 mile an hour pitch smack dab in the face against Atlanta last night, Pilar is gonna meet with a facial specialist to determine the next steps of Frank and random et ov sports. Alright, Frank..
WSB-AM
"pilar" Discussed on WSB-AM
"Him in the helmet. Oh, by coming out of the nose of Kevin Pilar, who was struck flushed by that fits from SportsNet New York, Pilar Later tweets. He's okay after taking a fastball to the face from the Braves, Jacob Webb. As for the game, the Braves get just three hits and fall to the first place Mets 3 to 1. Second game in that Syriza's tonight. Atlanta's also lost its best starting pitcher this year for 2 to 3 months. Well, Skari, Noah broke his pitching hand after punching the bench Sunday. Milwaukee Following a rough outing, Braves would call it a minor league pitcher to take his place in the rotation. Nobody has produced time. 8 42 awful. Look, It's 8 42 18 till you're 18 minutes. Wife, Merrick Pond Hessler the gang. I guess the only exercise more statistical that baseball is weather than climate and weather and climate Channel two action news, But you're all just spreading its joins us once again. How many 90 degrees or hotter days. Story normally get in Atlanta each year. Yeah, On average. That's numbers 44 days that hit 90 or above and that typically happens for the first time. In a in a spring or summer on June 1st of spring, of course, and we're likely to hit that a little bit early this year. By about 78 days. We're talking about this weekend. Our 1st 90 degree reading in sight average high for this time of year. Today's date is 81 will be 80 today and mostly cloudy, little breezy this afternoon just a 10% chance of a stray shower. Then as we head into tomorrow partly cloudy, no rain low 61 high 82 Thursday mostly sunny, low 62 high 83. Then we'll be up near 90 by Saturday Low 90 Sunday that's coming up my five day forecast. In just a few minutes..
Atlanta's Morning News
Kevin Pillar Takes Fastball to Face by Jacob Webb
"Kevin Pilar in the face with a fastball. He goes down gushing blood, but later tweets. He's fine lines snaked through the atrium of the Atlanta airport Monday is air travel picks up. This is this is business
Podcast RadioViajera
"pilar" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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Dr. Jockers Functional Nutrition
Clean Skin From Within With Dr. Trevor Cates
"Cates. Welcome to the podcast. Thank you. It's great to be here absolutely an. let's let's talk about. I mean he wrote this great book clean skin from within in that book. You talk about how. The skin is really a magic mirror for overall health. So can you talk about well. Our skin is our largest. It's right on the surface of our bodies so it's actually great honor reflection of our overall health and i know oftentimes with skin issues. People are quick to grab a topical cream to suppress a symptom or for women to wear makeup to cover up any kind of blemishes. But i want to encourage people to use your skin as a tool to hope with your overall health because skin at issues that actually show up you know on your on the surface as a warning early warning sign off type score for various hope issues and so it's a great way to check in with your body and also with your lifestyle choices. I totally agree. You know you can really see it going on. And what are some of the key. Underlying factors behind imperfect skin. I found that there are six root causes behind skin issues. And as i say these you'll probably okay. This is related to skin and are things like inflammation nutritional deficiencies microbiome disturbance. Oxidative damage hormonal imbalances. Blood sugar issues. So a lot of these warning sign show up on the skin. Like for example. One of the first signs of low thyroid function is dry skin now. Of course the comes with a lot of other symptoms but it can be one of the early signs or Condition called care to us as pilar bums on the backs of the show backs of people's arms while there's oftentimes a nutritional deficiency so these are just a couple of examples of of ways. The skin gives us these early signs.
Podcast RadioViajera
"pilar" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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First & 10s
Dwane Haskins busted for maskless strip club visit
"Let's get into our NFL news. And with that said the breaking news strip clubs and then getting cut from a team Amy. Who are we talking about Duane Haskins folks and not release that rookie season did not last very long at all boy. Did it not ever? Okay. You'll back the curtain. Let's talk about the strip club first before we go into the cutting. Here's the problem. He's now added to the list of players that can't stay away from the strip club. Apparently, he went to a strip club on a Sunday which is breaking up over data calls and is not breaking by Mortals. Are you supposed to not go to a strip club on a Sunday? That's what God Said, right? I mean, it's part of the Ten Commandments. Maybe I don't know they'll shalt not consume alcohol and before noon and attempt to strip club on a Sunday. I don't know that should be the men Commandments. Hey guys dead. Yeah, so, you know Adam to the strip club list, so they benched him on Sunday. And then apparently they just released his ass like just for the podcast right now. So look at us we're breaking news right here past and I mean not only did he get cut but then they are fighting him $40,000 for breaking protocols and going to the strip club without a mask. So you without a job and you gotta find yeah, that sucks. Terrible a $40,000 a day a lot of money. It is a lot of money and I mean, I'm sure he spent quite a bit at the strip club because that's what guys do right and women sometimes so I'm not trying to be sexist. But wow Amy you're so you know what? Yeah and me I know well, I mean life and most people but that's how many Flex I give exactly not any that's why we love Amy. Okay, so to just rule out everybody all the other Duane's this is not Dwayne Johnson dead. This is not Dwayne Harris. This is Dwayne Haskins house kids get out. If you didn't know he was he was the quarter. One of the quarterbacks has one of the quarterbacks for the Washington football
Murph and Mac
Warner Bros Stuns Movie Industry
"The movie industry yesterday, announcing that all 17 of its movie releases and 2021 will debut on HBO, Max at the same time, they're available in theaters. Not surprisingly, movie theater. Stock prices collapsed on the news. Investors and industry watchers reacted negatively, but Warner CEO Jason Kilar says everybody needs to relax, calling it a necessary move due to the pandemic. And for now, it's just a one year experiment. Even if it goes beyond 2021, Pilar says. People will always watch films in a movie house for the full theater experience Stocks On the upside, The Dow is ahead
KCRW's Hollywood Breakdown
Ex-Hulu CEO Jason Kilar named chief of WarnerMedia
"Warner media. At and T. The owner of Warner media made a big move hiring Jason Pilar. He had been the first head of Hulu he'd been gone from there for several years. Not doing anything of great notes since then but he was. He made quite a splash as head of Hulu and they have put him in charge of everything. I mean this is. He has never run a company of this magnitude. This is like a radical move. He's in charge of the. Hbo Streaming Service. He's in charge of CNN. He's in charge of the Warner Brothers Film and TV Studio Hbo. I mean this is quite an astonishing thing Hollywood is trying to figure out what to make of it. It's a bit of a controversial choice. Only because of his history Hulu now when he ran Hulu. It was the early days and it was owned by several different studios at once but he was known as kind of a gadfly and he published missives about the future of the business and he basically took down the linear streaming business in a memo that he famously wrote and predicted the future of on demand video which is largely. Come true but it was seen at the time as kind of an insubordinate thing to do and here he is now in charge of all of these media properties and reporting to John Stinky at. At and T. He was formerly Warner media. He's now been elevated to the president job at. At and T. and at and T. is not atypical. Hollywood companies so you could see both clashes developing upward at his company and downward with all these divisions at now. Report him yeah. There were clashes upward in the past. I mean he had owners like Fox and Disney which were separate companies. In the day you know this was early. Early Days Net flicks was establishing itself starting to and he would tell them. Basically your old school media my bosses and you don't know what you're doing and they ultimately did get rid of him but so he did look like he was right. In retrospect but when you look at a company like at and T. Up and down as you say I mean Bob Greene Blat is is supposed to be in charge of content for. Hbo Max and Hbo and all of that. You gotta wonder what he thinks of helping this guy. Suddenly being his boss and one of my sources said something in an admittedly. This is a one of their competitors. So you know. Take that into account but he said like why are they have to do this right now? Like this guy is supposed to start at the beginning of May. He can't even meet face to face with the people that he is the boss of and getting to know because he not a familiar guy to people in the old school. You know the Toby Emirates Runs Warner Film Studio. He's not a guy who has necessarily known in that kind of circle and he has. This person pointed out not only hasn't done anything this big but can't actually meet with his own people kind of striking. Yeah but I think that's kind of the point. They wanted someone who is GonNa come in here and have that streaming background because everything that. At and T. has done with the Warner Properties since they purchase them has been pointed towards the streaming future and HBO. Max is the biggest example of that. But they've also created a film studio at Warner Brothers specifically for streaming and they're looking at. How TAKE THOSE LINEAR? Tv brands like Turner TBS TNT and turn them into Digital Branson. I think that this is if you look at it closely. This is the perfect hire for that strategy because you have a digital streaming video pioneer. Who understands or at least has been familiar with the content business but is not of that business and I think that's the thinking. At and T. Yeah I mean it's an experiment and old school Hollywood which you can dismiss if you want to but has made content that people like to watch for a long time old school. Hollywood is like I'm not so sure and I say skeptical of everything that I am. I wonder what they saw that they were already quite top heavy and disorganized with management in terms of who is doing what at the streaming service and the film studio that set aside of service the streaming the whole thing just was kind of crazy confusing and you think you. I I kind of wonder well. What did you guys see? That made you feel like we have to do this. We have to do it right now. And time will tell. It is a kind of wild
AP News Radio
Cowboys render coin toss mix-up moot, throttle Rams 44-21
"The Dallas Cowboys snapped a three game losing streak as they defeated the LA rams forty four twenty one to stay even with the Philadelphia Eagles atop the NFC east while the rand's dropped eight and six are now on the verge of policies elimination the cowboys offense was spearheaded by Ezekiel Elliott who ran for a hundred seventeen yards and two touchdowns Tony Pilar also ran for a hundred thirty one yards that Prescott threw for two hundred twelve yards and touchdowns talked about all we we just need to get a when I change things and we can build from there but it obviously started started on getting a win and tonight we just play compliment football some that we had done and I've talked to talk about it this week about helping each other out having each other's back and that's what you saw the cowboys scored thirty unanswered points to put the game away Bob Stevens Arlington Texas