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"ru" Discussed on Fresh Perspective
"She opens her chocolate bar and it is golden. Yep. She's there to stay. And I think RuPaul was really excited. Yeah, I loved RuPaul, pretending to be shocked. That was really sweet. And he didn't pick. Who got it? I know, honestly. I am kind of curious, was there a moment in production where there were like, this is it? This is the one who's going to have the or words there. Had they chosen it from the moment that there was blended. I'm curious how that happened. Was Bosco never going to be able to go home, whether it was last week or this week. I'm curious how they did that. Or maybe Bosco did just happen to choose the golden chocolate bar. Maybe it's not rigged. I was happy. Did you think I'm going to be honest? I knew she was going to have it before I even started the episode because I accidentally saw spoiler. Oh, so you weren't surprised? No, I knew she had it. Oh, okay. 'cause I was gonna ask, like, was it? Was it exciting? 'cause I wasn't on the edge of my seat, and I kind of wish I was. I know, when her reaction was kind of priceless, I loved that for her. I know, it made me really happy. And she was like crying in the confessionals, and I was like, see bus go. That's the boss who I want to see. Yeah, I cry. Yeah, exactly. Don't be mean, pride. What do you mean? Start crying. Once again, we're ending in a podcast episode, hoping someone goes home one day, who knows when that day will be because RuPaul just keeps him around. Sure does. She's getting real attached to this group. Wait, one thing we forgot to mention was how Bosco said that RuPaul was signed up to be an organ donor for Georgia. And I was like, I can not believe they kept that in..
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"ru" Discussed on Fresh Perspective
"Yeah. And didn't know how to approach that. And it <Speech_Male> was honestly a little <Speech_Male> surprise there was a like, <Speech_Male> hey, can <Silence> we talk moment? <Speech_Male> <Speech_Male> But there wasn't. <Speech_Male> Maybe there will <Speech_Male> be next episode. I <Speech_Male> kind of hope <SpeakerChange> so, just <Silence> for the sake of them, too. <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> Because they seem to <Speech_Female> have a good <Speech_Female> rapport, and they both <Speech_Female> said part of what <Speech_Female> made that <Speech_Female> so difficult <SpeakerChange> was that they <Speech_Male> were such good Friends. <Silence> Yeah. <Silence> <Speech_Male> So <Speech_Male> I think that <Speech_Male> hopefully we'll <Speech_Male> get that moment next <Speech_Male> week. But I <Speech_Male> think that was <Speech_Male> really putting <Speech_Male> pressure on <Speech_Male> Bosco to do well. <Speech_Male> She was <Silence> like, <Speech_Male> I <Speech_Male> said my ground and got this part <Speech_Male> because I wanted <SpeakerChange> it and I think it'd <Speech_Male> be good at it. Now I <Speech_Female> have to prove myself. <Speech_Male> <Speech_Male> And I would imagine that <Speech_Male> in the <Speech_Male> competition, you've <Speech_Male> got to prove <SpeakerChange> it to them <Speech_Female> now. <Speech_Female> You do. And then when you <Speech_Female> don't, and you have to <Speech_Female> sit there surrounded by all <Speech_Female> of them, knowing <Speech_Female> that you <Speech_Female> lost three lip syncs <Speech_Female> last week, <Speech_Female> you fought so <Speech_Female> hard for a part that you couldn't <Speech_Female> pull off this week. <Speech_Female> I <Speech_Female> do see how <SpeakerChange> it's hard to <Speech_Female> look everyone in the eye <Silence> and be honest. <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> I don't know how <Speech_Female> you can defend yourself <Speech_Female> beyond being like, <Speech_Female> I know I'm in the bottom, so I'm going to <Speech_Female> go take some <Speech_Female> time. <Speech_Female> I guess <Speech_Female> I understand <SpeakerChange> her kind <Speech_Female> of being like, <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> having an <Speech_Male> at harder <Silence> outer shell, <Speech_Male> <Speech_Female> and I was like, come <Speech_Female> on, open <Speech_Female> up. I know I complained about <Speech_Female> all the crying <SpeakerChange> and untucked. <Speech_Male> I want to <Speech_Male> see it. <Speech_Male> I know. Hopefully next <Speech_Male> week we'll get a little bit more <Speech_Female> of that. Do you <Speech_Female> know what the theme is <Silence> next week or the <Speech_Male> episode? <Speech_Male> No, I don't. <Speech_Male> <SpeakerChange> I'm not sure, <Speech_Male> maybe <Silence> it's makeover. <Speech_Music_Male> Oh, <Speech_Male> I would love that. <Speech_Male> I <Speech_Male> went to I'm <Silence> ready for the makeover challenge. <Speech_Male> <Speech_Male> <SpeakerChange> How many <Speech_Male> girls do we have 7? <Speech_Music_Female> <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> We literally <Speech_Female> have the same <Speech_Female> girls except <Speech_Male> for Jasmine that we had at the <Speech_Male> beginning of the month. <Silence> <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Female> Oh no, next week's <Speech_Female> a roast. <Speech_Female> Oh no. <Speech_Female> <Speech_Male> I buy Georgia's <Speech_Male> just kidding. I don't <Speech_Male> see George is doing <Speech_Male> well. I actually <Speech_Male> don't know which <Speech_Male> of these <SpeakerChange> girls I <Speech_Male> see doing well in a <Speech_Female> rose. Well Bosco <Silence> won the reading challenge. <Speech_Female> <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> I don't know <Speech_Female> if I see in Jerry <Speech_Female> pulling <Speech_Male> through in a row though. <Speech_Male> I don't <Speech_Female> think I see that either. <Speech_Female> I don't think a <Silence> mean thing has ever come out of <Speech_Male> her mouth. <Speech_Male> I could <SpeakerChange> see lady <Silence> Camden struggling. <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> I <Speech_Female> think deja could do <Speech_Female> well. I think <Speech_Female> <SpeakerChange> dire will <Speech_Female> either be <Speech_Female> overconfident, crash <Speech_Female> and burn, or be <Speech_Female> overconfident <SpeakerChange> and <Speech_Male> absolutely <Speech_Male> kill it and win. She <Speech_Male> might just be like really <Speech_Male> me and <Speech_Male> people <Speech_Male> <Advertisement> are like yeah, <Speech_Male> it's uncomfortable. <Silence> Yeah. <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> I could <Speech_Female> see that. I have <Speech_Female> my money on Bosco <Speech_Male> bouncing back though with <Speech_Male> a roast. <Speech_Male> I <SpeakerChange> think so too. <Speech_Male> We're going to see, I'm excited <Speech_Female> for that. <Speech_Music_Female> Yeah. <Speech_Music_Female> But <Speech_Female> back to this <Speech_Female> episode, got <Speech_Female> derailed. <Speech_Female> Basques in <Speech_Female> the bottom, which lipsticks <Speech_Female> against Georgia and <Silence>
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"ru" Discussed on Fresh Perspective
"I know. And every girl except Bosco said Bosco. And what did you think of that? Well, I thought it based on tonight's critiques they were right. But also I think a lot of times when this happens, the first person to go always has a kind of the hardest and then a lot of other people just follow suit because I was thinking exact same because I think the argument that Bosco should go home kind of doesn't hold up against Georgia. Just like she got pretty much the same critiques. She just didn't have the leading role. And she's been in the bottom the most. So it doesn't make sense to me that no one said bothered to George except for Bosco. I know in Bosco was like, she's been in the bottom three times. And I did not like George says mark was like, she was in the bottom three times in one episode. And I'm like, that's not the same. No, because that means that she doesn't excel in one category for forming. Where's Georgia's husband in the bottom? Because she had been able to excel in a number of categories of performing. I know. Like I wish for Bosco's sake, Georgia would have gone first and said that. And boss who could have come back with that. Yeah, 'cause then Georgia was like, then she was also.
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"ru" Discussed on Fresh Perspective
"Okay, I like the sheer dress. I think the fit is beautiful on her. I like the shoulders. I like The Crown. I like the iridescent look of the fabric. I just don't the middle part is giving me like bug. Exoskeleton. Yes, I can do that. I. Like the mesh part, yes. I do like the iridescent look, but I don't like the fabric that this exoskeleton thing is made of. It looks like paper to me. Yeah, it's serving a little bit of craft store foam. Yeah. Which I think is what I said last week, too, about her little armor look. Yeah, you did. So deja and I can't believe I can't believe Michelle hasn't said anything about that. About looking crafty. After you? Because I feel like she's always the first one to be like, it looks a little crafty. Yeah. Especially the whatever she has in her hand looks a little bit crafty. Oh yeah, I didn't even notice that. It's not like a clutch. It's just kind of like a toy. But I actually do think she looks really pretty. I think her makeup looks beautiful. Yeah. This is Jasmine's entrance wig, I believe. I was it really. Yeah. That's funny. I think deja wanted to bet that Jasmine couldn't stop talking and she got that wig. I gotta love that. Yeah, I saw that on Twitter. So yeah, I think this might have been the thing, like if it was down to your deja for performance, I think this probably pushed Asia into the bottom. For sure. Okay, Bosco. Yeah, so it's the same thing that we've seen week after week. This bummed me out when she came out and I was like, no. Costco. I'm trying to be on your side all the time. And you're making it so hard this episode. I know, so hard, I love this wig and makeup.
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"ru" Discussed on Fresh Perspective
"Know, because I mean, there's three people here of one, two challenges, lady Campbell. Yeah. But now Bosco's lip sync twice in and leading him to have both been in the not lip sync but on three a couple times. And I've also both been safe a number of times. And Jerry was coasting so high for up until snatch game. And now she's kind of been safe slash bottom two weeks in a row. She has. I mean, I guess willow has done consistently well. The entire time. Willow's got that like, she's probably going to be one of those few queens who gets to the end and she never lip syncs. But they never win. I think Bianca is the only one who's ever done that and actually pulled through. Oh yeah, true. So maybe she'll get The Crown but I feel like usually RuPaul like someone who's like more well rounded like Jada or something like when she won against Gigi. It's going to be something where RuPaul is going to choose someone who's kind of had ups and downs throughout the show rather than just been high, high, high, high. Yeah. Well, and I think violet and be arm go were on seasons where they didn't do the lip sync finale, so they didn't even have to do that. Oh, against each other. Against each other. Yeah. Yeah, right. I think I know Bianca was 'cause it's just like basically the reunion and the finale wrapped up into one. Season 70 did they each prepared their own lip sync? Oh, that's right. That's right, that's right. But it was weird. And they were given in pearls was about sleeping. It was kind of rigged. Yeah, it was kind of crazy. Yeah. But yeah, I think in terms of actually having to perform up to the final moment against someone else, I don't know that anyone's ever made it on The Crown after never being in the bottom doing that. Yeah, I don't think so. I think you're right..
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"ru" Discussed on Fresh Perspective
"Are. They're all pretty close. Yeah, I think so too. There doesn't really seem to be much tension on this season. No. Except for this episode. Have lady Cam Newton and Bosco bounce back. I don't know. I don't know. I haven't seen anything. I actually haven't either. I'm sure they have, but. I'm sure we'll figure out next episode. There will definitely be a moment. In the workroom, because spoiler alert, no one goes home. Once I get again, which this has to be the last week that no one goes home because this was the chocolate bar, Bosco, had the golden chocolate bar. And we had had, I think we and everyone else watching the show thought it was going to be a double shante that they used the chocolate bar, which I kind of feel like this week could have been. I don't think Georges did better than Bosco, and I honestly, obviously, Georgia's beat her the lip sync, but not, it wasn't like she mopped the floor with Bosco. How many lip syncs is George's one now? Now she has, I think, probably surpassed Jasmine as a lip sync assassin in terms of she may have won the most lip syncs in drag race history. Probably, I would think so. Which is crazy. I'm tired of seeing George's lipstick. She's good at it, but that means she's bad at everything else. That's what I'm saying. Can we please, I know RuPaul has a boner for George's, but let's be objective here in realize that she has performed for you so many times for a reason, RuPaul. Exactly because she's not doing well at anything. And this out of all of the ones that she should have done well in, I think the rusical kind of should have been where Georgia can shine because it's just dancing and lip syncing. And that's exactly what she's been killing at so she's the bottom. I think she had to paragraph her own stuff kind of. What? I think she got to choreograph a little bit of her own stuff. Yeah, and she was kind of, I feel like while they were learning the dances, they were talking a little bit about how Georges can do her own thing, but not follow other people's choreography, like that's not her strong suit. And I guess they were right because it wasn't. She was in the bottom. Yeah, I actually think they should have both been in like, I.
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"ru" Discussed on Fresh Perspective
"I can't remember, maybe. Maybe like British or something. Are you gay drag race? I don't know. Whatever it was, that's the way I think you should go. I don't like the voting. Last year didn't like that. I thought it was really weird how Boston was like, I want to know everyone's about I want to know. Lady Cameron was like, let's close our eyes and do blindfolds. I was like, no. I was like, what is your issue girly? I know. Willow's just closer to Bosco, which is why she ended up voting for her because it came down to willow's vote. Yeah. It was even. That is so shady for that, by the way. That is shady for that. And I would not put it past diet to do that on purpose. Like not believe that, I think it was Camden to Bosco won when die voted in diet voted for Bosco to make it even. I would not put it past diabetic to have voted for Bosco simply to make willow have to do a tiebreaker vote. No, a 100%. DIA was like, I know what the producers want. Yeah. You just got herself an extra episode doing that. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, so poor willow pill, who has been the most indifferent throughout. I don't think she's taking a single side throughout.
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"ru" Discussed on Fresh Perspective
"Our favorite reality shows. And this is our fresh perspective. Hello. Good morning. I know we're up riding early this morning. Yes, we sure are. We're processing. I feel like right now on morning speed. A beat of silence between each of us talking. Yeah, I know. We're on Zoom steak because we're also coming to you from different locations. Yeah, tolman's at home today. Back home in the motherland, Texas. Yep. Love a good yard. Earlier for you. I mean dramatic. Yeah, I mean, I've been up since I've been up for at least an hour at this point. Really? Yeah, I have, yeah. What do you get off waking up at 6 30 on Monday mornings? I have a large assignment due, so I'm gonna get to it. Okay, then we can get right into this fence. This is a monumental episode. I think it was behind greeted episode this season. Yeah, I also saw that. Lady Camden told me that. Yes, she did because the other one she won was also the highest rating, which was I know I loved her tweet. She was like, when lady Camden's the star, the show thrives or whatever she said, I loved it. What was the other one that got highest? Obviously, the one she wanted. It was the one that she won,.
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The Real Reason Why More Young Women Are Getting Sterilized
"Humans are a mistake New York Post says why young women are getting sterilized. Rachel diamond looks like most of the moms at the pork slope park slope cafe where we meet. She's wearing a green T-shirt under a black corduroy jumper. Sensible shoes and carries a smart leather bag. She sips a $4 iced chai tea latte. Except the 31 year old is in a mom, and she never will be. You know, she said, I never expected to be the poster child of sterilization. One on the aspiring actress TikTok, one finds short funny videos. Diamond job working to register the cafe near Union Square and updates on her rescue pit bull. Ru who has an anemia. Oh, but she likes dogs but not humans. Interesting. So in 5 months and she's had her fallopian tubes cut, not tied, and she is 64,000 followers. She's done videos such as sterilization. Being child free, we do know what we're missing. She says, looking back, I never pretended that my American girl dolls were children. They were always my sisters. They were little things showing that I wasn't pretending myself for motherhood. I think for me, it's as innate as saying I've always wanted to be a mom. Diamond is hardly an outlier. Americans are making fewer babies than we've seen since starting to keeping tracks of the 1930s, and some women like diamond are not just pulling putting off pregnancy, but eliminating the possibility of it altogether. Last year, the number of deaths exceeded the number of births in 25 states. Up from 5 the year before, the marriage rate is also at an all time low. At 6.5 marriages per 1000 people. Millennials are the first generation where a majority are unmarried about 56%. They're also more likely to live with their parents, according to pew than previous generations were in their 20s and 30s. Humans are a mistake the New York Post, right? Now they don't believe it. They're just actually they wrote a really good article. And I like the New York Post. There are also the most sexless generation in American history, the number of young men who admit they've had no sex in the past year has tripled between 2008 and 2018. Cities like New York were young secular Americans flocked to build their lives are increasingly childless in San Francisco. There are more dogs than children. Let me say it again. In San Francisco, there are more dogs than children and the explanation of this is so easy. The more secular your country becomes, why have children? If you don't believe in a transcendent order or in God, what's the point? They're an
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Streaming Platforms Dominated the 2021 Emmys
"As expected streaming platforms dominated. Last night's emmy awards. Netflix was the network with the most wins. In fact netflix says the crown was the nights. Biggest winner overall. It won seven awards including best drama series as well as best lead actor and actress in a drama on the comedy side apple. Tv's ted lonzo won for best series and it brought in three other awards as well. Like best lead actor in a comedy. That was a first emmy for jason. Today's best lead actress in a comedy though. Went to jean smart for hbo's hacks rupaul. Also made history by winning the most emmys ever by a person of color when ru paul's drag race won best competition series for a fourth straight year and cedric. The entertainer hosted the ceremony making him only the second solo black host in the event's history.
Daily Pop
"ru" Discussed on Daily Pop
"Being the queen comes at a heavy cost and beyond say is finally ready to share her truth in a harper's bazaar icon issue be says throughout my career. I've been intentional about setting my boundaries between my stage asana and my personal life. My family and friends often forget the side of me that is the beast installation does until they are watching me perform. It could be easier. Lose yourself very quickly in this industry and it takes your spirit and like then spits you out dab which is so crazy because she always makes it look so easy but when do you think beyond say that's what he started out. That's what stars. She's a virgo honey. By the way. I love you have that fact a hardcore yup and saw total city of the public persona. And what. she's going she will let see sweat So what she's going through backstage you'll never see out onstage but yeah there is a divide and she's a mother. She's a mother of a few at this point right. It's so true. It's so crazy. Because i had been thinking about beyond because randomly started to listen to lemonade this week. For no reason what you're going through not a thing you know. It was so random. I saw clip on instagram about her. Two thousand sixteen performance at the super bowl and this entire week. So it's almost like. I felt we were getting a dose of beyond say she was coming into the forefront again. Because i was like. It's about time that we hear from her. We haven't heard song. We haven't heard anything and i was like. It's she's coming and here she is today. I had no idea that this was dropping
Monsters and Mixers
"ru" Discussed on Monsters and Mixers
"Ru bishop and mr halloran arrived at the hospital eight. Pm father bishop brought role in some catholic readers and stories so that you have more to do than just his redes- cataclysms for study and went to bed at nine pm. At this time the was completed for the night everyone believed the evening would be quite but while the fathers were reciting the rosary ruin felt a sting upon his chest upon examination of blocher bread was observed in they continued the rosary. Rolling was then struck. More sharply with the branding on his chest. The letters weren't cats in red in the direction of rowlands crotch exit another brand new large era followed up the words exit and pointed to rowlands. Pd's exit appeared at three different times in different parts of ruins body. Any felt terrible pain in his kidneys and venus he cried several times from the burning sensations when he urinated he complained. even more severe. Pain is on a good day at midnight. The father's once again planned to give role in holy comedian. But satan would not have any part of it even when the institution of the blessed sacrament was explained to in his body was badly scratched brandon. The word hell was printed on his chest and die upon the explanation of the apostles becoming priests. You're an app to explain that. I don't know what that means. Do you know he. I don't know exactly what them. Okay i think maybe they're just to telling like some biblical story that has some reference on the explanation of the apostles becoming priests in receiving the lord of the last supper scratches appeared from orleans hips to his ankles. Again heavy lines. This all seem to be in protest of the holy communion when father battering tempted to give role in his small particle sacred host. The boy was taken off by seizure in the double said that he would not allow the boy to receive after five attempts. It was thought that a spiritual communion would have to suffice. But even the expression of the words i want to receive you in. Holy communion was cut off by seizure at the word communion from all further indications. During this evening it seemed that the attempts to administer the sacramento. The eucharist roused the double more than ordinarily he went through his usual routine of fighting parking. Cursing swearing and spitting but kept on longer than usual. There was no quiet sleep despite the constant prayer. The priests so things are really really ramping up this point the next day on tuesday april twelfth action began immediately after the sexism. Prayers were started during the general recitation of the rosary. By the election brothers the regular performances of the devil began but this time there is no riding on roller body. The noise and singing were disturbing to everyone. Enrolling gave no response to the percipient except to imitate a mock. Latin works in lapper. Say stick it up your ass in salt again. One defrays tonight was the display of the devil's power of the senses and external personality of roman roland. In one instance the devil said he would have roland awaken and the boy would be pleasant and attractive. His promise was made true. A few minutes later the devil said he would have rolling awaken in he would be offensive. Tradit- promise rolling came out of this spell buried irritable and complain quite bitterly to those who held him several. Several attempts were made to give holy communion after midnight but each trials unsuccessful. The devil show definitely that he was not rolling speaking when he said i will. Not let roland receive holy communion. It was about one thirty..
That's Incredible
The Surprising Place You'll Find Most Of Uluru
"Most of rear is underground. We only see the top but it does go down for another two and a half kilometers. The rock is actually greg colored but it looks red because the surface has rusted and tiny. Prawns lead in rock pools on the top of all the room. They come to live after it rains. So they're like sea monkeys bet on all ru amazing.
Can We Talk?
The Story of Musician Zohra El Fassia
"Was actually born zara hamou to a jewish family likely around the year. Nineteen o five in the city of steph ru which is in fez region in morocco in fez of courses the city that would eventually give her regional stage name alpha zia which means the woman from she was born to her mother naomi and father yahu and we don't know much about officias early life but we do know that her father was a butcher trade and a hudson or a cantor in his off time so we can guess that she would have been hearing in may be singing eden literature music from a pretty young age. We also know that she likely went to school for a little bit as a young girl. Zora was wed at a very very young age to a man from fez named don and she had her first daughter masa likely when she was around thirteen years old and she had two more children sam in a net and at the same time she also began to kind of scope out the music scene in fez going to hear to musicians who would hear her sing and encourage her to sing more which she began to do at private celebrations and weddings and even small venues. We know that likely around the age of eighteen she actually got divorced and eventually made her way to casablanca so her kids. Her first three kids mostly grew up with their father and his new wife in their family and in blanca. She starts a new relationship with one. Mr tapia long Though they don't get married They do have three daughters together. More net salons in suzanne who sadly died as baby
Alright Mary: All Things RuPaul's Drag Race
"ru" Discussed on Alright Mary: All Things RuPaul's Drag Race
"Agreed. Yeah and i mean that being said though i i candy had bigger plans for that. Flag should talk about these lip syncs. But let's get there. Let's build up there. Do you mind if we build up considered considered this. Just a little teaser. What's to come as you are. There's going to be thoughts on the flag. Before we move on from the interviews to moments between rupaul and simone. When rupaul says re anna. Well here's the thing. I thought the same thing in. I saw something on twitter that someone showed a clip of of saying. Hey hey guys. It's riana harder saying her name. As i thought she was carina. She was correcting simone. That's even better But i love the the nuance of when simone mom or grandma says. Oh we're in for you on ru paul. And they're both paul points it out. Yeah on rupaul over paul. Yeah there's people who call it drag race and there's people who call it rupaul. straight people. Yeah yeah yeah exactly we also we also see rose as extroverted brother again. He's he's a handful. He's very cute but it just like you are. You are textbook extrovert. Well he knows that he's going to be popular because of the. Yeah yeah right. He knows his audience. Yeah i love. It talked to me about friends. Mary how oh man. The parking lot during friends for me is when i was like. I wish i could fast forward..
Whispering Huntys
"ru" Discussed on Whispering Huntys
"The whole. I will be in the house down while presents records lesson. I will say this rupaul's drag race boss events while represents plas whoever if gallo listening With your drag queen drag race queens of color who are talented ted. She gave me that. Like widow onto energy like i remember released harrap and it was just like. Wow give these queens these challenges on the show like this You know don't book someone to be a part of something and did not try to highlight what it is that they're excellent about you know on stars. We're going to see her in a challenge where she has to write her own music and show probably have that sort of monique haircut where she makes to the end to the top four and does amazing and does well but it's sad that nobody from that department of while presents in sort of the drag world wants i black queen that can write and perform to succeed. Oh i just hope that someone is watching. Because she's so funny in the just just like being a personality is crazy. It's so i i'm. I'm praying that. They pair joey. J. and laurie together for like youtube furious because it would be so. Does joey jays really really funny. And by quick to and la is kind of like data brain but very funny. I think the two of them together would make. That'd be fun like new debit. Kimchi smells deal. Oh yeah. I love naomi's because she as a person of color on dragway she said a standard for you don't need a body and you don't need pads to like do mazing. Yeah i know. I should give credit whitney only did was she was like. I'm going to figure out how to make myself be more interesting on my own. I'm gonna do things that people haven't done when she soon linked on the floor like runway something that she could do. That's just naomi and she knows how to compliment her body. She knows exactly who she is. I'm just saying that. Like i don't know about her is like a youtube personality. She's a low bunny videos. Like little commentary side commentary. Think joey follow would be good. Yeah that's what i mean. I think joey la la and camara with the gas because moore's also pretty you all the time anyway. She searched eighty. I love it Tina burner did not like the outfit. Thought it was cool. that she shouted out I like tina but we got it. Turn it and burnett. When i say that i literally mean burnett and barnett about like what like no thanks. But what is there for tina to offer in the pandemic year that we have had. Yeah because i'd like to see it except you know i got that. New york wants to throw that people are like these new york city legends. But it and bernard is not what made her allege new york. New york has amazing queens. But it's like it doesn't mean like she has an incredibly long career. She's very respected. But like it doesn't mean when you get on the show it's going to go amazing ga. You know you're you're sort of image. Might not be what they want. I also think. I also think that some of the things that i really liked about tina burner. Not necessarily things that she joined the shell like. I really love. I really love her lips things and her comedy when she hosts and i haven't seen a lot of that in the stuff that's being produced like where she yeah. One of the things she released. Was this like singing video. And i was like i've never heard using before. Why is this them is the new thing that you're leading with. I think it can just be tina. That might be a little bit more interesting than all of this stuff i mean. Did you see her. Did you see our clip of her. Little leading. Challenge the roast. You mean like good. I thought it was. It was fine but it wasn't like it was much better than two known in utica. I was it was better than them would have done. Just fine in that challenge. Probably why the hell we ever because exactly do just find during the row section. I think they were. They were like okay. We i mean because it felt weird that she went home on that day but she did because she shouldn't have. Her video was not the worst one. I do think it was like. Oh but she probably would be good on the roast so that we can do the next week. Let's get her top five right which they were like no. We don't see that for tina's so let's not let which i think are but like honestly. I think it's weird when people win so many challenges and then they don't win the whole thing. So i think it'd been fine of tita had elite win and then she just also left. I need like right. The live people know what she would have won though the roast if she had won the rose utica did not get it. But i kept on thinking if she looks something during because we see that tongue. But you didn't do the so i'm happy. And then the other song about leading them. Mike terrible guy that you dated probably an abuser. I thought that she that halsey was team about eon mask but then i realized that it's not halsey that was dating on mask. It's grimes grimes and elon. Musk yeah and they have a kid. Nobody had to have a name change. Yeah whose name was like the sound of dial up machine makes in the nineties. Oh my god whatever. I don't wanna talk about that and proxy utica artsy fartsy sort of mind but i agree with the judges that sometimes what you think may not be what the audience sees always something. You have to take into consideration. The judges are saying that. Listen to them. Yeah i think i think for me. I got that forms. Because i know that they're except that song and i was like. Oh she's cutting her from something but like it was good when people might just be click bait while they're like thinking that Happy i mean this is the thing about being a conceptual queen like it's like some people are better when you say okay. We need you for this event. Can you please think of something within these parameters. And then she comes in and she does her crazy. You know creativity. Everyone's like wow when you left your own devices sometimes. Also what because you can just you have no boundaries and with that know it's like the way it was filmed was like i mean obviously they had to tile of those knots so it was probably only one shot and the person who was doing the cinema toffee didn't properly light her face so we couldn't see the lip sync and then they probably should have been a little bit above her instead of like directly on to the could see more of intertwining of the of the knots. Maybe get some shots from like underneath and then you see the strings and cutting as she does lips thing you know there were just wonder how much time they had to prepare for this because like similar idea what they did for the pandemic finale of last year where we saw gee-gee good on the set and we were like. Wow it's so amazing. But her number was scale dry. It was like she was not little ticky body shoulders in a jump in her costume change and it was used by a lot of time drawing the sat designing something but the story. You thought you were telling you actually are actually able to tell it. I mean the concept was great. It's just like when you do the reveal. You get the payoff that you'd like unclear. Olivia oh my god so good. He gave me nineties sexy. Ninety s it was i lived for it was great.
Whispering Huntys
"ru" Discussed on Whispering Huntys
"Joey j. She may not be the dancing queen. She says she back. Hollywood hand claps for the bravery. But i prefer joey in a wig. I love that joey. Jay still doesn't get poison ivy bag to meet ya legendary and triumphant. I don't like hearing that. She would have hit candy. That i loved that she said that you can keep it real issues like we would never be friends. And if there were no cameras i woulda hitter. I was like oh. I got to know. I wanna say that about to michel literally when she left a work. Got me out of here for our. She was about the camera. The camera crew co her saying that drag fights finding because ut wigs flying. I were just laughing at the. We're not encouraging people to fight any lottery. I think the whole problem with her was that hold back. Oh yeah unfortunately drag race legacy yes exactly you know and i can't wait. I'm so my for. Hillary is like can't wait to see her on all stars and her entrance look is going to be a very nice version of the pink and purple bags. You know it. Is that like remake your worst runway. Oh it's it's gonna be manana sponges. All i have to say is lame instead of lemay more lord lord lord thank you thank you re for just making language. Such a beautiful exploration of interpretations elliott. I love them but like they did a lot of problematic things. Yeah yeah have talked about that stuff. Yes i wish drag race would have made it a teaching moment instead of hiding the audio that she said and not putting it in the edit because that like saved her and like they try. It's almost like they tried to protect her. But it could have just been really good conversation. That was necessary. It was one of those moments and also commented on the fact that outside of drag on instagram. She commented and said that her inspiration for her runway look was based on a racist character from a movie that was predominantly for black people. Like taxi. look no finds by her taxi. Lip was based on the taxi from the whiz and the taxi and the whiz doesn't pick up god. I didn't see that but yeah it like a story point anyway considering that you know that your content exactly not that not that. The was not that the wizards not for nothing. Not that white. Not it but it was not made for white people to pick a character from a predominantly black movie where the only white character is. Racer did a racist thing. That right right all right. That's why candy said lack of awareness. I will say that. The taller wigs looked much better on her head. Honestly the higher the whig better. It is for her face because she has kind of severe face so she has kind of like a long face she but she has a face. That looks like a square is. It doesn't have a taller wig. There's something about the shape of her forehead when she added a little bit more volume it makeup person. But that's called colin tori your forehead. She doesn't do that either. Denali she was robbed. I cannot wait to see her all stars this this season people who are going to be seriously like there's talk in the fire season thirteen. They're stacking the cards they're like we don't have we don't have. We don't have enough talent to really do all stars just like bang out a season where like basically everyone can join the. Oh yeah oh yeah okay. Tina burner tina burner. That's all i'm gonna say okay. Look look look what he did not. She did not wear red orange or yellow. Which is the thank god. It's like she learned to be a little bigger with her. I think she did it on purpose. And then she'd be like me mobile. But like i'm gravity laid to rest for the reunion episode. You know what i mean. Music video performance outfit. Yeah anyway out on the makeover and then utica and then denali when utica in home that should have unclear unclear. okay utica sh-. I think it was interesting that she's she seemed to like coined. This term is drag dragged into her segment. I did she so as a as a like a performer. Person watching a lot of their stuff very like i do drag as an artist Yeah and i think that's why they use that sort of terminology terminology as drake human. Because for so long even like rupaul's drag race alexi itself. They always wanna call people dry clean even the fact that they have a trans man on the shell. They're still like queen. She and i think sort of trying to bring that. It's sort of kind of what the uk must doing where they're like We have non binary people and we want to speak on that. They didn't unfortunately give her that chance to represent that Kudos to her for it including language that they want to use to represent Yeah i thought that was cute. I i was like oh maybe this new thing that we can do so that you don't have to like gender everything i wanted to figure out if somebody else was in the house. That utica was hiding from because whispering in that closet. Quiet soft spoken. I don't know why she whispers in the time. Oh she was shit whispers all the time somebody in your house that you're hiding from okay. So obvious blink twice if you're okay. We only have olivia laughed. And i kind of have the same thing from both of them and now i understand why they wanted to like maybe other although i also don't care if they don't wanna hear about ullmark yeah i don't wanna but like be both are people that like to be cute though. They only can these kind of like childlike delegate voice voice it's like a very like high. Oh my god. Oh my god i just that will be the voice of their drag character. Person i don't don't know olivia whenever like you're supposed to be mean and yes you were cute mean by you. Re to cue as she was like. Oh but then you know you see her and she wants to sound like that never. There were several moments where she did not sound like that. What they were trying to say is that you need to have like different levels in your character. And if you're drag character on but i mean also like bendel cram had this issue on the show where they're like we don't get kind of like we don't get the character and you can have that as your drag persona but like when benn really started killing it was when she just did like three or four different characters really well and she was like she was like look. I'm just a really good persona person. And i am exist in personas kind of like jimbo and it's like it's like just just developed like you know there's like the fears though it's like at-bat levels who that you can access it if you need it for like a performance or or like an advertisement that you've been hired to do but then go back you're like you're arresting. Olivia sweetie judy face. When.
Whispering Huntys
"ru" Discussed on Whispering Huntys
"Sequence. Here's some things. That i noticed right off the bat. First of all okay. They're going to do a grand finale in a small theater like the tiniest theater ever how many people are going to disadvant- i'm i'm sun and they're all going to be ten feet apart. I'm very scared also. Joey jays officially the traded this season. I think not role as opposed to say rose as cute. But joey j. Honey got that body twinkle. I think. I think rose as trade of this season. Traders is for me as miss la la traffic on saturday nevada. Ya ya if if not joey for me which. I'm very attractive. Joey but denali. Oh my god i am. Larry address strayed victims. Rosie's twelve questions was one of the funniest i've ever on this whole entire show. This is the person who i would have fallen in love with if they had let rose bureaus as any edits. I just feel like they edited it all out. And that is so rose as personality like that kind of comic timing just quick witted and like looking like polished. She's always on and ready to turn and perform but in like a funny way and that's so what she does and like. We don't get it until the reunion. Episode drag queens. We're like oh my god you're so funny you're still ridiculous like blah blah blah blah. I was like that was funny. That was ridiculous shows the season. Not that funny unclear unclear. I'm appalled i'm shocked. It's okay this is how it's going down. And you were going to say what thought epiphany or realization which is also fifty. Whatever you had during their recap make sense okay. Kamara bring her back for stars. Wish we would've seen more call buyer really made this season for me. Kamara was great. Kamara was really great and interviews with great every so bored. I just like i case showed like a lot of nicole buyer during her segment which attaches production and it. Just it's they should have done a segment that just celebrated nicole's commentary as a judge or Yeah i would've loved that. You're gonna see that like next year on the loophole instagram or facebook during black history month with celebrating black excellent. And it's going to be like the a cold buyer cut giving you know getting permanent. Be maybe getting rid of carson. I'm scared all the girls during the The roasting challenge a couple of episodes backward. Like how did you get this gag. Oh you're here the same thing for mec- and as well. I want to applaud drag race for filling that void with women of color..
Homophilia
Lawrence Chaney: Ru Paul's Drag Race UK
"Lawrence cheney i know can you believe it. I'm here and i'm queer and we're used to it so happy to have you. Congratulations thank you so much. I cannot believe that it's like a dream. Come true for the show and all you wanna do is win. So that's why you're so. I'm just mind blown. No only get on the show but i cannot believe how one can you believe that i can believe it jumped right out of the screen right away. Yeah i said this lawrence change Jump to the screen slapped and said. Oh i'm the scorched one less me. Yeah what a great season what. It's been amazing. And i think i was really worried. In fact all the girls were really worried because obviously corona divided happened. Cnn episode for when we told going home we all thought it was a world war z. The worst possible thing but luckily we made it back. We're on the turn. No here's hoping here's praying touch wood. Yeah somewhere But yeah no. It's just a dream. Come to to be dragged quinson working juvenile. This is a blazing. We got a real sense of what it was like to be a working or or in this case a nonworking drag queen when we when you talked about your downtime during the break and you were very open about you know being like a home alone with your roommate who also does drag. And you're struggling. And i just love to hear like how your homecoming has stacked up vs that homecoming. After your do you know. I think it was really bizarre because initially both were very similar. Both were really similar in the sense of you come home. It's that can have adrenaline rush adrenaline. Rush it's been the best possible thing of mate rupaul. Amazing that and then you're back in your flat for walls and it's same old
Whispering Huntys
"ru" Discussed on Whispering Huntys
"No. It definitely doesn't feel good. Look honestly i don't know i think. Here's here's here's the thing that i think is maybe happening. I don't know about this lip. Synching and london being like maybe it's just an american sport and we'd love the girls for trying but this is not their forte. Also apparently they don't have the budget at the bbc three to buy any good music. And i missed it. We used to blame grew. I don't blame you anymore. I blame the bbc. Because they are bringing back some obscure asks eighty s bs. That is not cute like the lyrical content is not there. I keep listening to these songs and being like so. We're is the drag moment like where's that you know. Like when i think of a drag song. I think of like i think it was song with like a storyline drama. It sets you know. There's there's also there's musicality in it so that you can be like boom boom boom boom boom boom and then you can put a little hand auger or whatever to that. Be songs don't have that. They don't even have like a really strong base. It's like it's like a wash of sound it's like it's like doing drag to the sound of the ocean. That's what they're giving us. And i don't blame brew. I blamed the bbc bbc. Three was struggling. They couldn't even they're not even television they. They're online and now they're back on tv. Thanks to drag race. Probably and thus we have to be s music and dear god. Charlie hide side. Most of the queen's in london sing live. Yeah apparently and i believe. I believe that i believe you what mistakes and they're not going to change the show. So that each queen ticks. Turn singing a song right but maybe they need to. Maybe they need to and we have this thing about like you know. Uk drag being a slightly different beast. And maybe they need to do something because this was yeah. Yeah this was cold. But i'm gonna be honest. Even the last couple of seasons of drag race delivered. Things haven't been great. We've had a couple standout moments. But like they really haven't been good either last good season of zinc. I'm going to be honest with candidates and it was really good. There was not a single babba that always fun and they love. Yeah can't so solid and like yeah. I remember a lot of like funny moments from their lip syncs. Yes make them funny exactly. Neither were almost at the end of the uk. God right who do you think. I hope tia. Coffee comes back. it's a sisters benny. Benny hands down bimbo goulash for the win. Hi betty boop eyelashes i. I love them all up. She's my choice to it. Used to be the longest time. But i think many is going to. She's my favorite to win. It can't with betty boop okay. So we have a lawrence we to give knees. Well screw all of y'all mandela and lemonade and comments. Let the crown crown the preview with ginny lemon space for like a second. I know i know. I know that she was danny. That's gonna be. That's gonna be salty. Finale favor c. One actually. I'm surprised she was there her in the building. Trust me. she won't be back Well friends thank you so much. This been just the kiki that i need to get my kidney. Gop life started. I'm going to have a great day. I mean if a great weekend. Because i was hanging out with some amazing people craze barbara bush. Like you must come back. We need you love. And i'll be there now so liked to encourage healthy communication between the people that listened to the pod and yourself in a healthy way with bullying and nobody asked the less. So how can people stock you show you love. Send you some nice photos of themselves in a consensual manner so my address is a running joke actually with me on my instagram. It's in my by. I don't know if i took it down. But i like to call myself a lot. Lizard of the iowa eighty truckstop. So you can find their jumping in and out of trucks my instagram. I don't remember Yeah no you can find me on facebook instagram I would say twitter. Don't look me up on twitter. Share a lot of dirty on twitter view at that. You're kind of thing. Go for all at barbara bush light. I'm at a seriously chris. I'm instagram and you to where i'm using videos are released at least one a week. Sometimes i have twitter. But i am. I don't get it. I'm on it a habit. Serious chris you know. We don't talk back onto antetok. An tiktok at margaret. Yes yeah yeah. Barbara's from the younger generation. So she she takes. She talks but no literally. Everyone likes. Subscribe follow comment on our podcast comet on chris videos comment on all of our social media. If you have questions we're here for you it at whispering hunters at jima dot com or you can Vitus at humpty whispering on twitter and whispering hunters everywhere else except for tiktok we not. You don't take time so go live your life by everyone take care of yourself to texas and and go share this with some new lab if you enjoyed the episode but also be kind to its kindness. You end up the things you love. Don't tear down the things you hate or else will know. Yeah there's too much. Aiding the situation like i need. I need someone to bring a big bouquet of like gay flowers and To spread rainbows and sprinkles all over the place. But next week guys we love you. I think you hundred over one eye on and he only record candidates in all day interesting off here. Thanks for listening to the apocalypse podcast network. For more great podcasts. Go to apocalypse podcast network dot com and remember every time you support one of our sponsors. You're supporting the podcast you just heard..
Nightline
How Black residents in America's first city to fund reparations proved they were owed
"Early at my childhood. I was invited to have a play date. My white friends never had a play. That so i want to megan's house. The streets were wider. The homes were bigger and brighter. It was obvious that it was the barrier race that kept us from that because the segregation was race spaced even here evanston illinois or proudly liberal suburb of chicago. The barrier and burden of race have long weighed heavy. Like a winter storm. This is alderman for the fifth ward. Robin ru simmons was born and raised in the historically black neighborhood. She represents this community was red. Line historically and that has come along with Damages that continue today resources were stripped away from the black community along with wealth as well. The city's plan to change that reparations. In idea long-debated proposed over one hundred and fifty years ago. I forty acres of land later mule for formerly enslaved people to share the american dream built on their backs for free. Promise long broke until now. This is a historic vote. Evanston is set to become the first. Us city to pay out reparations. A total of ten million dollars starting with increments of up to twenty five thousand dollars per person for housing. I didn't start my electic. Career even discussing reparations rich. I was looking at data. I was looking at what we had done. And reparations was the only answer the only the only the only any more of the same was gonna only at best help us sustain the oppressed state and the disparity that we have only. That's a big word. The only legislative response for us to reconcile the damages in the black community as reparations why housing housing specifically and homeownership is a path to begin to build. Well when you have stable housing you have an opportunity just to breathe and think about what's next. It provides a sense of place in the community where we're largely renters now and we should be owning. We anticipate litigation with the premise that we cannot use tax money. That's from public to benefit. A particular group of people throughout history taxes were used to benefit a certain group of people while others were excluded from that dino robinson is a founder of shorefront an archive dedicated to chronically celebrating. Black life in evanston a richness long undervalued. His documentation going back to the late eighteen hundreds invaluable in measuring the cost of racism. And the need for reparations of members were moving throughout evanston informing. You know pockets in the city of evanston and it caused the white communities are panic. Like what do we do about this. The response to that panic redlining federally sanctioned project assigning market value to neighborhoods a grading system a to d. The d areas usually relegated to the black community. The area d. was always read. This deliberately pushed evanston black families into an area that became the fifth ward. Segregating them from white families sought after property and ultimately wealth. Things were not loan to black families. Real estate agencies would not show you other than fifth ward. That map still is. The map of are concentrated. Black community are disinvestment today. White residents of evidence have nearly double the income in home value of black residents. This racial wealth gap is prevalent nationally. Black-americans possessing less than fifteen percent of the wealth. That white americans have who i am. Nineteen years old. We moved to evanston in nineteen fifty nine black residents who lived through red line again. Their descendants are eligible for reparations. That includes ben gain senior and his son then junior then senior grew up in nineteen twenties dixon kentucky part of the old south the business end of an era most violent weapon against african americans. Jim crow. He landed in evanston here. Jim crow war smile but still inflicted harm on black homebuyers contractor said fan a lot and it. We're in evanston bill. Whatever you will well when he said that he men in black neighborhoods and we still have these same types of problems.
Optimal Living Daily
4 Absurdly Easy Things I Do That Make Life Disproportionately Better by David Cain
"Absurdly easy things. I do that. Make life disproportionately better by david. Cain of wrapped a to dot com. Lots of the things. We spend our energy on our worthwhile but some are a better deal than others. The benefits of my weight routine for example are worth much more than the effort takes. But that effort is still pretty significant. You have to lift a two hundred pound barbell quite a few times for anything. Good to happen. There are few things. I do and sometimes still failed to do that. Take almost no effort. And somehow make my life significantly better. As far as i can tell these four small things are the best deal going number one shining the sink before bed. I don't know where. Or when but i remember reading about someone who swore that her habit of her saint before bed was the linchpin of productivity and wellbeing. I have tried. It and ken corroborate her ridiculous claim. Readers have since pointed out that this is from the fly lady making your morning coffee beside a shiny sink is empowering self affirming experience main coffee beside a dull sink containing even a single dirty fork sitting in a puddle is comparatively draining and dehumanizing at a stray bloated noodle or two and it becomes strangely life. Destroy in my experience. One of two different people emerged from that coffee making process depending on the condition of the sink. One of them is sharp and ready for life. The other must fight his way to his desk from under some great -sential wait some grimy psychic debris that's inseparable from the maroon super amnon that greeted him this morning. The sun is his enemy not as ally in all his work will be up hill today. Different things probably need different techniques minus stainless steel. I use one of those magic white pass with a bit of comment and water. Wipe down the rim. Many chrome fixtures with spray in a dry cloth takes forty seconds. Might change your life number two going outside with absolutely no plan. At some point. In my adult life i developed a strange seemingly self-defeating habit at the supermarket i wouldn't bother crossing the store to get the last item on my list. Part of me knew that leaving that one thing that would make a necessary to walk six blocks to the corner store the next day. This is my sub-conscious screaming for help. The quiet wise part of my mind sabotaged my efficient supermarket routine in order to create an excuse to travel somewhere by foot. I now see our walking as an essential nutrient. It should require an excuse. Will we need to excuse ourselves from the kind of perverse post industrial arrangement where it is even possible to spend a whole day without traveling any significant distance outside on foot fresh air and bodily movement or always healthy of course but to get the full disproportionately worthwhile benefits of neighborhood. Walking is essential that you don't know where you're going if you have a destination or even a regular walking routine then you risk making the walking itself into a task something to be done with rather than something to do when i step out of the building. I don't know if i'm going to turn left or right until i'm doing it. I've gone on hundreds of these destination less walks and a regular route as not emerged. It turns out my body knows how to create a closed pauley on without my mind having to think about it. There's something life-affirming about any enterprise in which you rely on moment to moment intuition instead of planning and it's just a walks you can't muck anything up too badly at every corner. You just turn whichever way you feel like or maybe continue straight ahead. Let your feet aside. You'll end up at home somehow number three sitting on the floor and doing nothing for a little while blaise. Pascal famously said that all human miseries arise from our inability to do this. I think it's really just an unwillingness. He's right about the arising miseries though not knowing how to deliberately do nothing his crippling disease that leads to bizarre self-defeating phenomena like workaholic cigarette. Smoking ru smartphone. Behavior eventually worn. Pestle is sitting on the floor and doing nothing isn't exactly difficult but it feels very foreign at first. We are so attuned to being constantly doing acting evaluating and improving the to fully. Stop in this way feels almost as radical as your ignition at a red light and putting your feet up although it's a lot less disruptive to society.
Rare with Flair
"ru" Discussed on Rare with Flair
"Clicker training dogs and ramana. As both of those things is so good with clicker training. She is incredibly smart. And how how i use that is i also teach her. Things are so is really helpful. As i don't handler when i'm in a crowded space or an unfamiliar space and i want her to find something for me. I can tell her to do that. And it's so helpful like i. I've taught her to find chairs. I've taught her how to find. Water fountains trash cans. Polls like specifically pull you know. She doesn't know the difference. But i know when i'm coming up to like a poll with a traffic signal of the out. All tell her to go find the poll. Oh and then she will take me to push the button and then you know. She knows other things that were taught to her prior to me like she knows how to find stairs and the edges of curbs and A few other things. I a she. She does know who people in my family are. It's not like something you're supposed to teach them but she just knows who they are. So sometimes if i'm following people i will tell her to follow like my mom. Oh yeah and she will. She will target them in a crowd which is really helpful so And most recently over the pandemic. I did teach her so her favorite thing is to lay on a cushion. When we're at home so i taught her how to find her cushion when i want her to go and lay down. Yeah but yeah so. I think it's more of like both. It is reinforcing and it is like obviously reinforcing. Good behavior is but also i can teach her how to locate stuff for both of our benefits as and i will quickly throw in My my favorite tip for house breaking a dog because people constantly ask. How do you how a a dog and this is. The mytalk was housebroken. In like a week he was housebroken. Really well so this is the way you do it. You watch them like a hawk and if that means that you have to have a leash on them inside the house by all means do it if you can't watch them put them in a crate or have a leash on them but wash them like a hawk and the second you see them squad to p you pick them up and you put him outside. You have to catch them in the act if you don't catch them in the act it's not gonna work and that is my advice so for all you people who are still being in the house you have to catch him in the you can't you can't do it any other way right..
Rare with Flair
"ru" Discussed on Rare with Flair
"This is really funny though. I had watched a lot of youtube videos of people getting their dogs at airports and in every video the dog was really timid and calm and kind of shy and like you know and scared. Obviously a dog is going to be scared and that situation. I get rupert. He is like a bouncy happy licking my face and it so on brand. I like i wouldn't necessarily say he's like a super hyper dog because he does sleep a lot of the day but he is just a pappy happy boy whereas like the fbi sean i grew up with was super old soul..
The CyberWire
Malware found on laptops given out by British government
"Wants to help students engaged in remote. Learning and several governments around the world have provided suitable devices and connectivity to students who might otherwise lack them of course amid general success not all has proceeded happily the bbc reports that some laptops her majesty's government had issued to support children being schooled at home during the pandemic have been found to come pre equipped with malware a school. In bradford noticed the problem when some of the devices were noticed to be cracking to a server in russia which is not the sort of behaviour one wants to see. It wasn't all of them. Only some but the calling back to russian servers and affected machines apparently started when the devices were unpacked and set up which suggests that the infection proceeded anything. The students might have done with their new laptops. Why would the russians be spying on british kids. Well they're not in any way probably not computing says. The malware is a version of the gamma ru worm. It's a commodity worm. That's been around. In the underworld for almost a decade e sets 2017 description of gamma ru remains informative. The worm was then and remains widely used malware traded in various criminal markets. It's been most often used for credential theft and for installation of other militias software. Gamma ru has been widely available for
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Winter Books
"I honestly in a very good group of like breeding and it's really funny because i was having that thing of like. Oh yeah reading is hard. And then i started reading like a straight men books again and i was like okay. Rock mark real. That's the truth of my reading patterns is that there's a big hole in the like man cannon in my reading and i was like what are these dudes been up to and it turns out and menor writing really good books. I mean men are writing good books bad books and middling books much like everyone is. I feel like i wasn't reading them. Now that i'm reading. I was like all the hullabaloo about their incre- books. Oh man yeah. I i respect that. I think i read a couple of books by men last year. I'm failing to think of actual titles but i'm sure i did. I'm sure i read at least one or two growing you. Everyone should shake up there reading. It's very exciting. So it's been very exciting for me. What are you most excited about that. You've read lately. Okay two books rad lately evaluate like really really really enjoyed the first one is this non-fiction you know how i love nonfiction. An just like so well researched really moving like a story. I had never heard before it like. It's the to then diagram like every like the diagram of the nonfiction. I like it's called the eagles of heart mountain. A true story of football incarceration and resistance in world war two america and it's by bradford pearson and it's great. It's like the story of this world. War two incarceration camp in wyoming. That had a high school football team. So here we are like incarcerating. Japanese people like japanese. Interment that happened. And here's the story about this like football team. This incarceration camp and so you know it's a. It's a story about football. It's basically a story about resiliency that is masquerading about a story about sports which is also like it a lot but honestly like the research and is ten out of ten so even if you do not like sports you do not like football you like. Don't care about the stuff it is It was such a good lens to understand that. Specifically kind of resistance in world war two america and i like this kind of book especially in this kind of moment because it distracts me from the coup and also take back. It also puts me in this place where i was like. Oh here are like historical precedent for how people are resisting and also there are so many never before told stories of resiliency and this one was so great. The other book that i read that i really enjoyed is red. Hell by hari cohen's ru and is a very anxious book. I will not lie to you if you were in like a deep if you're one of those people that you're anxious and you don't need more anxiety in your life like joan do it. But i'm anxious anxiety narratives to keep going union. Need fuel in the tank for your anxiety. Cookery morning you now. It's like so paranoid and dreamy. And it's great but this is a novel and its business story of this man Who is going through a deep midlife crisis and move from brooklyn to germany an injury. He starts being obsessed with this cop. Show called blue lives. That is just like very compelling and it's just very bleak and like you know that darwinian view of life the whole thing and it really just like unravels a lot for him like you know and because he's a writer he's just my writing have any value at all and they're just all like it like novel for right now because every question that that book is asking are kind of the same things that we are dealing with like in this moment of watching You know the like the rise of the the the fascist like insurrection
THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
More than 300 Nigerian schoolboys kidnapped by gunmen Were Rescued.
"Of cat scene state said bringing relief to many families. I think we have recovered. Most of the boys governor me bella. Massari said in a televised interview with state channel and ta abduction grip the country already incensed by widespread insecurity and evoked memories of boko harms. Twenty fourteen kidnapping of more than two hundred seventy schoolgirls in the northeastern town of chiba took last friday nights gunmen raided the government science secondary school in sina on motorbikes and marched the boys into ru forest in the biggest such incident in the lawless region in recent years massari said a total of three hundred and forty four boys held in the forest had been freed in neighbouring zamfara state. The boys were on their way back to cat zena and would be medically examined and united with their families today. Massari said a retired health worker whose thirteen year old son was. Among the kidnapped boys could not contain his joy at their release. He's only concern now. Was reuniting with his son. He said boko haram has claimed responsibility for the kidnapping in an unverified recording the video which features boko haram emblem shows a group of boys in a would pleading help us help us the father of one of the missing boys who gave only his first name. Emma said his son was one of the boys who is heard. speaking in the video. Boko haram has a history of turning captives into jihadist fighters if it's claims a true its involvement in northwestern nigeria marks geographical expansion in its activities. But it could have purchased the boys from local criminal gangs with which it's been building ties armed gangs that robin kidnap-for-ransom widely referred to as bandits carry out attacks on communities across the northwest making it hard for locals to farm travel on tap rich mineral assets in some states such as gold. Such gangs killed more than eleven hundred people in the first half of twenty twenty alone according to the rights group. Amnesty international a former acting chief the us department of homeland security's intelligence office has told congress. The dhs
The Adam Carolla Show
Dwayne Johnson, his wife and daughters test positive for coronavirus
"The biggest man in Hollywood taken down. But ever. So briefly, by Kovic Nineteen Dwayne, the Rock Johnson has revealed that he and his family all tested positive for coronavirus he broke that an eleven minute video on Instagram the rock has wife. Their two little girls having two years old four years old contract the virus they've recovered. He said the girls had some sore throat issues. It sounded like you know fever like symptoms but there okay. Ru-. The Rock and his wife got the brunt of it. said he said scratchy throat and that was it with the kids the kids he never even said fever like. All the clip I saw he just went they had a scratchy throat. I mean like sniffles and Jews lugging nothing for them. And then he said that him and his wife got it but he didn't really get into detail about what their symptoms were. I don't at least in the At least in the snippet I saw Oh, you didn't. You didn't hunker down for all twelve minutes of. I watch depar- talking about this I mean he said it. He said they felt worse than the girls did the girls were you know it was just basically like being sick? But But. Here's a clip of Johnson giving advice on what to do to stay healthy right now because he wants us all to be healthy. Older. Everything we can to boost our immune system antioxidants taking vitamin staying hydrated goes back to have my own two hands. It's got to control the controllables, and in this case, we can control the controllables might to hand philosophy, D-. So the takeaways be disciplined be disappointing when it comes to people coming over to your house, get them tested you never know. Be, extra cautious don't let your guard down. Boost your immunity. With antioxidants vitamins, things of that nature, and if you're already doing that thing great great word if you. Are Out there and you're like, well, we're GONNA do it when the new year comes or want to do it I know I should do it but what should I do? It's really easy. The effort is really minimal. It's just a slight tweak in how you approach
60 Minutes
DOJ won't reveal congressional candidate who asked for, received hacked info on their opponent
"With less than 100 days before the presidential election. U. S intelligence officials are warning that Russia and other adversaries are once again interfering in our democratic process. In 2016, Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered his intelligence agencies to create chaos in our system, using a combination of social media manipulation, propaganda and other dirty tricks. President. Trump's Justice Department currently has at least two open cases against Russian citizens for disrupting the 2016 presidential and congressional elections. As we first reported last November, 12 Russian military officers are still at large, charged with breaking into the Democratic Party's computers in 2016. Stealing compromising information and selectively releasing it to undermine specific candidates. There's no evidence of similar operations against Republicans in 2016. With the 2020 election's just around the corner. Ah cautionary tale, the Russian hack. The Russians never left. I can guarantee you in 2016. After this all into news. They never left. They didn't stop doing what they're doing. This wasn't just a one time thing. No way. Russia doesn't do it that way. Robert Anderson should know. He spent 21 years inside the cloak and dagger world of spies and hackers overseeing the FBI's counterintelligence and cyber divisions. And tracking Moscow spy agencies, an alphabet of artifice, the FSB S V, R, and especially the G R U G. RU is military intelligence. So when we look at the attacks that happened during a presidential Races in 2016. You had military organisations inside of Russia attacking our infrastructure. So are the hackers or are the soldiers? So they're both on in most cases in most these units or not just hackers. They're probably some of the best mathematical minds in Russia. These air seasoned professionals that have worked away up the ranks to be in these units. To carry out the strategic attacks on behalf of that country. These are the hacker soldiers from G R U unit 26165, who, according to the Justice Department were responsible for breaking and entering into the Democratic Party's computers remotely from Moscow. Their names, ranks and faces are now on the FBI's most wanted list for stealing, among other things, the Democrats, strategic plans detailed targeting data and internal polling. G R U Colonel Alexander also joke commanded a separate unit. 744551 of his officers was in charge of spreading this stolen material to political operatives, bloggers and the media. Another hack state election boards. It wasn't some £400 guy in his parents Basement. No, this was a well choreographed military operation. With units that not only were set up specifically to hack into obtain information, but other units that were used for psychological warfare or weaponizing that this is not an operation that was just put together haphazardly. So that was the 26165 unit. The Justice Department's National security division is overseeing the Russian hacking case once they're doing that keystroke monitoring, Assistant Attorney General John Dimmers runs the division. Along with the deputies, Adam Hickey and Sean knew DOJ attorney Heather Al Pino worked with special counsel Mueller on the Russian indictments all have access to the underlying intelligence and have no doubt the rush. Shins interfered in the 2016 election. This really happened. Yes, that really happened. And we believe that if we had to, we could prove that in court tomorrow, using only admissible non classified evidence to 12 jurors. You ever expect to get the 12 Russian officials The trial. I would be surprised, But the purpose of the indictment isn't just that, although that's certainly one of the purposes, the purposes of this kind of indictment is even, uh, to educate the public. For a legal document. The 29 page indictment is a page Turner It. Details how U. S intelligence agencies tracked each defendant's actions, sometimes by the keystroke, revealing the fictitious names and phony emails used to infiltrate the Democrats, computers. And tracing the stolen data on its circuitous route from Washington, D. C. To Moscow. The information in the indictment is very detailed. You have descriptions of the Russian agents. Typing. Into their computers. Obviously, I can't go into too much detail because I don't want to reveal investigative methods. But the inside here is that behind every one of those Keyboard's is not night P address. It's a human being those indicted G R U agents. The U. S. Says one team, working out of a building in Moscow called the Tower created a website and a provocative character to disseminate this stolen material. Lucifer 2.0 So goose over 2.0 is a fictional online persona. It's all an effort. The Russian side to hide their involvement. And these guys are pretending to be one lone hacker. Correct, and that works. What it gives them is plausible deniability. Right. They don't need to work 100% as long as the Russians, Khun say. Wasn't us. Posing as goose A for 2.0. The Russians offered up stolen documents to Julian Assange, Jas wiki leaks and self proclaimed dirty trickster Roger Stone. It was all part of a broad campaign to disrupt the presidential election. But there was another less well known part of the Russian operation to undermine Democrats running for Congress. It started as large document dumps where goose for 2.0 was kind of taunting and saying, I have more Kelli Ward Burton was executive director of the D. Triple C. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. When the Russians hacked the committee's computers, these bullet points at the top are the summary for how we need to win. They swiped and dumped on the Internet material, she told us cost millions of dollars to produce. Battle plans for congressional races, demographic research on voters and extensive dossiers on the weaknesses of their own candidates. So when we deliberate internally about anything, you know that's not intended to be made public, and that's what makes this so important to understand these as stolen documents. It's not different than Watergate. It's not different than When Republicans came into the DNC and stole documents from the file cabinets. It's the cyber version of that they came into our office and they stole Our documents. Documents were never intended to be public. And then they used that in the election, even Democrat party bosses or questioning his character. Ward was shocked when Republicans used the stolen internal materials in this negative ad. We reach out to them and ask them, you know, we way, said We've been the victims of a cyber attack by a foreign adversary. Will you make a commitment not to use any of these stolen materials in In the campaigner in the 2016 election, and they wouldn't make a commitment to do so, she says. In the months leading up to the elections, Russian tactics evolved, the indiscriminate document dumps became more frequent and strategic. There would be thousands of documents that would show up on one day and then they got smarter and he started to really specific documents. Related to our specific races or documents that were in art most targeted states and are most targeted areas.
Live Happy Now
The Art of Acceptance With Scott Haas
"Right now we've had to accept a lot of uncertainty and today's guest has spent the last several years practicing method of acceptance that we all can learn from. Rare is a Japanese principle of acceptance and today's psychologists. Scott. Hawes talks about his book why be happy which looks at how this practice works, what it can do for us and how you can implement it in your own life. Scott welcome to live. Happy now. Hi Paul. Thank you so much for having me on I. Really appreciate it. Well. We had to have you on because you have a book with a name that is with the title that almost seems contrary to what we talk about it live happy now because it asks why be happy. So I wanted to find out first of all, what's the short answer to that? Well, I mean it's a an approach to happiness that's very different than we think of his happiness say in the states. or in general west, the Western world. So we think of our own happiness here is personal and we pursue it and it's in our constitution or the print right to pursue happiness whereas in Japan, it's not really thought of that way. It's thought of as what can I do accept the situation as it is. In order to either live with it or to make changes, it's not about your own happiness, its about the happiness of your family, the happiness of community, and it's not as if the Japanese of cornered the market on that I mean certainly in the states, we have a lot of happiness, our communities and our religious institutions and so on. But their baseline is not about personal habits. So why be happy when others are unhappy? What can you do to make someone? Else's Day a little bit better. And this. It's an interesting concept and it's one that is called I'm GonNa. Let you pronounce it out. Thanks a lot. Japanese under the Best I can so I would say UK regular although my Japanese friends if there were to be listening to say Oh Scott that's wrong. That's not how you say it. So it's it's either you Katie who were UK ru depending on whether it's a noun or verb and in a rough sense it means acceptance depending on who you're saying it to and where you're saying. And where did you first start discovering this in? How did you begin studying it? So I started going to Japan for the first time in my life in two thousand and two I had come across Japanese novels when I was a teenager and Japanese movies when I was teenager and I really liked them a lot but I kind of dropped it for a long time. And pretty famous chef in New, York invited me to join him. He was going there for emotional trip for lost in translation and he dragged me kicking and screaming to Japan. I had no interest in going at all but he took me there and I started to see how people behave there. That's very different than here, and the idea was when you were with people there to create silences decreed acceptance of others and was really just spectacularly interesting. So the more I learned about it I just not I personal experience the more I read about it, and over the last eighteen years I've been really blessed to have a lot of good friends over the years in. Japan. So they've taught me a lot. In how is it that you begin to practice acceptance versus this pursuit of happiness with what we tend to to be about. Here's the deal I genuinely do not think that one culture has the edge over the others. I don't idealize Japan by any stretch of the imagination I don't idealize in any culture for that matter. I don't think I don't think most people do, but you can take what they have their an add to what we're doing here. So if I would have written this book for a Japanese audience I would have written the reverse of it I would. have. Said you need to be more thoughtful about your own individual happiness? You need to think about what what you like to do each day as opposed to what do others like in terms of our culture here in the states research in any in a general way, it's a very creative vibrant culture that we live in the United States are always changing no matter what what side of the political spectrum you're on things are always changing and so. A practical way with the Japanese do as they slow it down. So they do things like. You know the famous tea ceremony, but it's not just not they take. If you go to a coffee salon in any one of the big cities, they'll take a long time for you to make for them to make the coffee for you or even a cocktail is it's a one ounce pour in takes a while for them to make or as I say the t they also take baths every day they take they tried to take naps a lot and when you're with Japanese people, even old friends that I have there. As much silence in the in engagement as there is talk. So they create spaces for people to observe and purpose of the observation beyond the practical stuff is to create a consensus. So for example, they're not really big on opinions, but they want to have a situation where. Generally. Speaking people there will come to some agreement some consensus that we all are seeing the same thing or all are feeling the same thing in the closest that I can think of it here in the states is Thanksgiving where no matter as I say, no matter no matter what part of the political spectrum you're around matter who you are no matter where you're from generally speaking most American homes were all eating the same thing. We're all having similar conversations and that's really kind of how the Japanese operated on a regular daily basis. There's a way in which is kind of conformity that creates an acceptance of others you agree with them or
NPR's Business Story of the Day
User Coalition Fights To Keep Chinese App WeChat In U.S. Market
"President trump recently issued an executive order that would effectively ban the Chinese APP we chat in the United States starting. In September the order says the APP poses a threat to national security, but is a coalition of users who are trying to intervene. Here's NPR's John Ru which cloud you practices corporate and commercial law in the San Francisco Bay area most of his clients Chinese and they all use we chat so I maintain develop clients through. All, the time I. probably spend two hours each and every day. It's also how he communicates with his sister and eighty five year old mother back in China's Hunan Province. Her Mama when trump issued executive order Jew and other lawyers who also served the Chinese speaking community were alarmed. They discussed it in a we chat group naturally and decided to fight it in court. So they set up a nonprofit called the US we chat users. One of the lawyers from the we chat group she says, they plan to file a suit in the coming days. The group she says has no connection to the Chinese government or tencent the Chinese company that owns Wechat we are not interested in the politics behind us but one the government tries to resolve a problem they should try to minimize the harm. The executive order is the latest in a string of measures. The trump administration has taken against China in recent weeks. It prohibits quote transactions with which at and ten. The term is open to some interpretation, but legal experts expect that APP stores at the very least will have to remove we chat. Angus knee is a lawyer in Seattle. The executive arm is while with its rights determine that something is or is not a threat to American national security, but it's reasoning especially when it's actions have such a negative impact on such a racially kind of based minority needs to be well justified in while supported China's so-called great firewall blocks many Western communication and social media APPS making indispensable. But we chat sensors, sensitive messages, and like every other APP in China, it would be required to hand over information. Should the government ask they're definitely? Security risks to people using those technologies and we need to address that I just wish it was done. Really Ron. Debate is director of the citizen lab and Internet watchdog at the University of Toronto. What the trump administration did as a way I think almost like a nuclear option fighting in court will be tough though Bobby Chesney is a national security law expert at the University of Texas. Oh it's a hugely uphill battle. He says it'll be hard to win a case arguing that the executive order curtails free speech came without due process or amounts to the government taking away property or livelihood. The same holds for a case that says, the government hasn't supplied enough evidence of the risks that we poses a judge is also going to save them, but maybe that somehow helps them to different court bringing a suit raises the profile of the issue, and just might influence how the government interprets the word transaction and ultimately enforces the order. If the legal challenge doesn't pan out businesses like launchings restaurant chain easterly will have to make major adjustments. Hunan style eatery offers group deals, takes orders and stays in touch with thousands of customers in the bay area through we chat. With no dining in because of the pandemic Wong says, easterly is even more reliant on we chat. H. You misleading trembled for now he says they are scraping by without we chat he fears easterly will lose business and its connection to its customers
Howie Carr
Italy approves outpatient use for abortion pill
"Italy, a month after women protest that lack of access to abortion during the covert restrictions the country removing the final obstacles to taking the abortion pill, While most European countries made the abortion pill more available during locked down, Italy suspended prescriptions in many parts. Now, in a move Italy's Health minister Roberto Esperanza, calls an important step forward for women's rights. Italy has lifted obstacles to the RU for 86 abortion pill, allowing women to take it on an outpatient basis and two up to nine weeks of pregnancy before women wanting to take the abortion pill had to stay in hospital for three days and could take it on Lee up to seven weeks when many women don't even realize they're pregnant.
Ruby on Rails Podcast
My Best Programming Tips with Jason Swett
"I think it's easy to fall into the trap of wasting time by just like. Chasing this rabbit, chasing this rabbit, and if you step back and say if somebody came and looked over your shoulder and asked like hey. Are you actually trying to do right now? A lot of times. If you don't have an answer to that question, then it's like, what are you even doing so like? Anytime. You're coding and you're feeling like lost like you're just flailing around it can be hopeful to step back and say hang on a second. What am I actually trying to do right now and I catch myself doing this when I'm just like messing around and not getting anywhere I'm like hang on what's my goal again, and often the problem is that I don't have a clear goal and so just saying what it is that I'm trying to accomplish is so so helpful even going to the extent of writing down. Can Be really helpful because then it forces you to really be clear. See I read this one in terms of a group contacts or a context where I'm given a ticket that might be fairly vague and so when I look at the taking I, don't know what I need to do here and so I have all these clarifying questions that I need to do and when I try to do is once I can get those into a more technical format I liked to rewrite the ticket with the product managers you know. Acceptance on that so that way I can clearly articulate that goal. Yeah. That's interesting. If I saw a story that was too vague I would look at the story and say, this story is not what a call shovel ready. So shovel ready just means that it's Ready to begin work on it. And throughout my career I've I've had a lot of instances of the of the challenge where I get a story and it's not shovel ready. And I think a that's kind of the role of a scrum master. If you're working in agile methodology to go through the stories before they get to the point of being assigned to developers and making sure that they are sufficiently crisply defined to actually be worked on one of my tests that I that I do on stories when I when I look at him as I asked if we. gave this to an external qa person would that Qa person be able to read what's in the story and know what manual tests to be able to perform perform to know that this story is done and if that's not possible, then it's very likely that the story needs to be made more crisp, including a very clearly laid out definition of what it means to be done with that story. That's great. So moving onto the next tip, keep everything working all the time, and this is one that I have definitely failed to do before we have had to do a massive ru factoring and I realized halfway through that the behavior of my code has changed tests or failing I'm not sure which part of the code I've changed has caused this issue and I ended up having to kill the branch start all over again. So what's your tips around that? Yeah, that's painful. I've definitely had that experience myself a lot of times in the past, and that's why this is one of the one of the top tips in the sequence because in in my career, this one, his burned me a lot of the time. So there's not much to say about this other than like keep everything working all the time, which means like make a small change and then test everything. It is really helpful in these cases if you have good test coverage on your entire application, because what I will do is make a small change a very small commit maybe it's even just a one line commit. And then I'll push my commit up to Ci and I'll let the tests run on the whole application. I don't necessarily always wait for the whole entire test suite to run before I, continue my work because with my application right now, my test take like twenty minutes to run and I'm, not gonNA. Just sit and wait for twenty minutes while that's happening but I'll make a small change push up to see I make a small change push up to ci there's a little delay but that way at least if things start breaking, I know the exact small change that made things breaking so I can So I can know what the culprit is and then also in addition to the CI thing because that's a little bit peripheral. I will make a small change go into my browser and manually test. I'll make a small change and then run the test case that tests that exercises that line of code, and if that passes, I'll run the test that the whole test file that tests that whole class and stuff like that. Because yet, if you if you work for like hours or days and let things stop working, it's so much harder to go from not working to back to working than it is to keep everything working all the time I completely agree and this actually touches upon the next one. So the other day I googled the concept of atomic commits and you might know this but you are the number one result on Google search exciting. So Jason, could you explain what an atomic commit is? Yeah it's a commit VAT is only one thing. So. This is interesting I I, find myself wanting to read my own blog post so that I can answer this question more more intelligently I'll explain how I do my own commits. I don't usually do more than a few minutes at a time worth of coding I don't usually do more than. A few lines well, maybe like five to fifty lines is the average size of of my comments and I try to stay more toward the like ten or twenty lines into the spectrum per commit not that lines is like a hard metric that I adhere to. That's just how it happens to work out. and when I'm when I'm coding in front of people like when I'm teaching a class or something like that, the students are often surprised by how frequently I commit like sometimes, I'll just change one character and they'll commit and the they'll be like isn't that like so much overhead compared to the amount of work you did. But. No. What I'm doing is I'm keeping my commits atomic because like for example, if I change a piece of configuration in my application. And then I work on this unrelated feature and I spent like. Twenty minutes, and then I commit that thing I commit the feature change along with that unrelated configuration change. then. What if that configuration change causes a problem? Later, I might be doing my debugging research and discover that this commit introduced problem. But to me looks like this is this feature that I added. But really it's this configuration change that's buried way in it. That's really not obvious and that's unrelated to all the other code I changed. So makes that debugging lot harder. So when I commend I'm not necessarily always committing for the sake of the change that I made I'm committing for the sake of whatever changes I'M GONNA make. I want to keep this small change separate from whatever change comes after that so that each commit is only one thing. So again, that makes the debugging easier, and if you ever need to roll something back I had to do this just the other day where I made a change that my boss asked me to do. But then the next day my boss said actually can you put it back to the way? It was before because my tom because my commit was Atomic. All I had to do was revert one single commit and it was super easy to roll back.
60-Second Science
Mexico Caves Reveal Ancient Ochre Mining
"Sometimes, discoveries seem so simple. You know basically we've found a bunch of holes in the ground that's Edward Reinhard he's an archaeologist and geologist at McMaster University in Ontario Canada, but you know ultimately very important holes in the ground reinhard on colleagues believe they've found some of the first clear evidence of mining activity in a system of caves in Kintana ru on the peninsula the fine dates back to between ten and twelve thousand years ago. These are some very early people that have come and migrated to the Americas via the during straight. But getting to what remains of these miners and the tools they laugh is a challenge like cave divers you got to be so careful you don't get lost. These caves systems in Mexico, which were once dry are now completely filled with water. Thanks to a warming climate and sea levels that rose over time winding passageways are narrow and dark, and the walls are made of unforgiving limestone porous and with sharp edges. Reinhard says the water that filled the caves has preserved everything. It's basically almost like you know somebody working at a factory, they turn the lights off and they went away and nobody ever came back when divers started telling reinhard about what they were seeing inside the cave. He decided to go for a dive himself. He found concentrations of charcoal meaning that the people who walked here thousands of years ago probably used fire to light their way and there are stone. Cairns which Reinhardt believes the people built as navigation markers. Also says lots of tools remain and they were made from the stalagmites that hung from the cave ceiling breaking off and then using use hammer. So you can see the percussion marks where they were banging up the you know breaking up the stone on the bottom. The discovery is in the journal Science advances. So what were these ancient people mining and prospecting for there is a little bit of sediment still on the wall of. The pit. So I grabbed a vial and my sampled island, grab some of the sediment and underwater the red light gets attenuated. So Look Kinda Brown I was thinking well, maybe it's ochre you know is thinking about that but it's like well, looks Kinda creepy of that's what it is but then I got got out of the cave into the sunlight and it was just like this spectacular bright bright red. So then I knew. What they were after ochre it's among the earliest known pigments employed by humans and it's got many uses for sunscreen to preserve animal skins and burials and ceremonies, and people still use it even today in artwork. It was you know it's a prominent in used Gio material if you will through time for your end and dates data usage for thousands of years prior to around the world.
Monocle 24: The Globalist
Getting Ready for the 2020 Emmys
"The Television Academy has just unveiled the nominees for this year's edition of the Emmy Woods Nichols Fernando Augusta per checker and colossal rebelo went through the list and brought us the highlights. Let's have a listen. Pelada. Lovely to have you here. Let's talk about the AMI's but first of all, I mean, you have quite an experience with the amas right while I was very lucky last year while working out of our Los Angeles Bureau to attend the ceremony last for the seventy first. Edition of the Emmy Awards it is amazing. It really is a celebration of all things television not only of course, you're able to see the ceremony yourself and how it all unfolds that the Microsoft Theater in downtown Los Angeles, you get to sit right next to some of your favorite stars as they celebrate you know a year worth of work you get to watch as some of them lose some of them when at last year was quite. Special because it was of course, the last year that game of thrones was nominated the end of the saga of game of thrones, which was, of course, a really big deal and one thing that I really liked about that was also how they marked the series that were coming to an end last year by bringing all the cast in the production team that was attending the ceremony on stage and kind of acknowledging any TV show that's on. Air for. A few years it is a bit sad one. You know the last time modern family was also the last. So it yeah, it is. It is quite an experience. I mean we are still a few months to go until this year's edition. Hopefully, we'll be able to have it in person by then by September the television academy still hasn't exactly unveiled the plans for that. But yeah, it just feels as much as it is A. Celebration of television it feels very different to watch it in person than on. TV. Sets and if he's going to be a special year because I mean we've been watching lots of television during lockdown effing and one of the things don't you grieve me. Colada that I like about the Emmys they are. You know what they are actually fairly diverse compared to the film awards and that just shows TV can be actually quite progressive away. Absolutely I think. The nominations this year as well. Reflects that diversity is well and yeah it does show how TV has been able to catch up with only momentum that has been happening in Hollywood about asking for change when it comes to diversity. But even if you look at the shows that are nominated or even just a shows that we're watching now they are reflection of different stories that are a reflection of different themes it's not as standard I would. Say, for example, with the Oscars and I think that's what makes it quite an interesting and exciting. Well, let's talk about some of the favorites I did like sheets Greek being nominated for comedy series of things surprise it started as a very little Canadian series but then apparently people saying that my win actually because the critics love it oh, it is a fantastic show I definitely has been one of the ones I've been watching this year and I was very happy to see it getting nominated for the outstanding Comedy Series Award another one on that category that it was really happy to see their it's the kaminsky methods. This is a Netflix show and yes, it is very lovely with Michael. Douglas starring in it and it is very funny as well and it was so nice to see you know it. They're in the category as well and I just I was very happy I. Think. As we were saying the nominations this year do justice to the TV. We've been watching I mean drama succession I know we're both big fans and you know Brian Cox and Jeremy Strong both be nominated for best actor in a drama series very well deserved extremely well deserved and it is, of course, we're talking here about a big categories. As if you go down the list, there are more awards being given to all the shows we've been mentioning. Not Awards, nominations I mean. But yes, I was very, very happy to see succession I think personally, it has been one of my favorite shows over the last few years I can't remember being dad excited about a show in succession was already nominated for Fiore's last year. I. Know that Nicholas Brutal do who composed the sound score for at won an emmy last year. For. For the score, he composed for succession that would be nice to see it how it's catching momentum and that fans quite disappointed that due to coronavirus sat filming restrictions. The third series did not come out this year as planned but this is a recognition of TV done very very well, there's been other recognitions for example, the morning show had quite a few nominations. And again, it was a show that it was not like loved the beginning by tics but I think people kind of were said, you know what actually was a good series especially the last episode of series. So another one I'm very happy also have very significant for apple as well as the morning show was you know the show that apple try to use as? To make its mark as someone that could compete with the network giants and streaming giants as well. So not only is a very good sign for the a seeing Jennifer Aniston Steve Carell nominated but also to see apple when they've been investing into the right series hiring great actors, great writers, Great Producers, and that it actually pays off and Collado. So what if Jimmy Kimmel? This time I mean, as you rightly said, we don't know how ceremony is going to be, but you know what bt awards they did try and they did like a special ceremony. Names might have to do that because it's happening on the twentieth September. That's very the as the television academy has said that the creative emmys, which you know the creative emmy is usually happen a few days before the Primetime Emmys and they've already said that those are happening on an online platform a few days before didn't haven't clarified yet for the AMI's themselves. We still don't know exactly what are the plans now? What is interesting about Jimmy, Kimmel here hosting I think it's his third time hosting is that he is nominated as well. His show Jimmy came alive is on the outstanding variety talk series, and there's always very endearing one. You know one of the host sometimes even people introducing the award end up being nominated. So yeah, I'd be curious to see exactly how that's going to pay out I don't know. was there any surprise nomination here on this list for you? Fernando as F- in the morning show was A bit of a surprise for me and also in the drama category I mean, we saw men hurriedly having quite a lot of nominations itself Jeremy Pope for his role in Hollywood for a best actor on limited series or movie because Lotte I think competition program should go again to Rupo's drag race. Oh Yeah. His love rapport figured they will he would win again just shows how you know when Ru Paul's drag race started. It was a very Niche not known at the public, and now they've been doing this for over a decade now, and there's just shows how you know there is an appetite for a show like that that it is mainstream, there's no way you can't say that anymore and is so empowering it is, of course, one of my personal favorites as well. It was really nice last year to be there when they won and to see Europol come on stage with a lot of the. Of the show as well and some of the judges when we look at that category I'm partial to and I would love to see them winning again on that category.