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The Bible Recap
Let's Drop in on Ruth's Story...
"Let's drop in on rue's story. It takes place during the time of the judges when all kinds of wickedness is filling the land of Israel. The book opens with a married couple, Illinois, and Naomi, leaving their hometown, Bethlehem of Judah, to escape a famine. They settle in Moab across the Jordan River, which is pagan territory. We'll include a link to a map in today's show notes so you can see where this is. After a little molecular Naomi and their two sons get to Moab, the sons do the very thing Moses warned them against. They marry women who worship other gods. Eventually Ali malek and his sons all die, leaving Naomi and her moabite daughters in law behind defend for themselves. Naomi is in Dire Straits because as a widow with no offspring, there's no way for her to be provided for. And especially not in a foreign land that has no rules for providing for widows like Israel does. Fortunately, she gets word that Bethlehem isn't in a famine anymore, and she packs her bags. She tells her pagan daughters in law to go back to their homes where they can start over. Or pet goes back home, but Ruth makes a shocking decision. She attaches herself to a destitute, depressed widow, and leaves her country to move to a foreign land. She chooses the hard path. As she's making this commitment to Naomi, Ruth invokes an oath to God, and when she makes that out, she refers to him as yahweh. This lets us know that something has happened to the heart of this moabite. Her allegiance has transferred from her pagan gods, to Naomi's God. Yahweh. They make it back to Bethlehem, but Naomi is really bitter at this point. She believes God is mistreating her. She has no idea what's in store. God's blessings were on their way even as Naomi complained about him, and every detail of timing and placement was orchestrated for her good.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Trish Regan: The Connection Between Canceling Tests Scores & CRT
"I mean, you think about Columbia University. My Alma mater, by the way, saying, okay, you don't need the SAT anymore. Well, part of that is because it's rooted in this CRT, which came out of a lot of academia, specifically law schools, critical race theory, which suggests that you're never going to get a fair shot in this country. If you happen to be born black. And so we need to somehow correct this. And the idea is, well, if we have more people that we allow into these quote unquote Ivy League schools, they'll get that stamp of approval, which will enable them to be on a certain course in life. And the only way may be because unfortunately, and this gets back to some root issues to quote Kamala Harris, rue issues, we got education systems in so many poor minority communities that are beyond messed up Chicago, Compton, out in California and New York City. I did a story years ago about how kids were getting passed from grade to grade all the way to 12th grade. They couldn't read Mike. I mean, this is a problem. And so the answer is somehow, okay, well we're going to just get rid of SATs because we can bring all these people in and I think they're afraid of lawsuits because what about the poor kid who, you know, whose parents immigrated here from India or the Philippines and has been studying his tail off for years and years and years and gets a perfect score on the SAT and straight a's, but that child because he's from Asian descent may not be able to get in. They're preparing for this. There is an agenda. They think they can fix it this way with handouts with college degrees. And the truth is you can't because it goes back to something pretty simple. We need to do a better job organizing at the local level to ensure everybody's got some kind of access to opportunity. We don't do that. When you see Lori Lightfoot out in Chicago, thank goodness Chicago voted her out,
ESPN FC
"rue" Discussed on ESPN FC
"You go. What else to come out? Yes. We didn't know what was going to come out. I think it's at 2.6 million at the moment. Hey. And the picture at the top, me, you, Ali, no Frank. Not lucky, son. That's all right. It's in my country. I'm not, I'm not in the future under 3 million subscribers. Look at that. Okay. Frank. This is tough, get ready. Yeah. Start, bench drop in their prime. Can't say makelele, petite. Oh. Oh. Oh my God. Oh. I would love to, I would love to drop my best. My best mate, but I have to put my lily. Then county, then pity. Then pertains. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, well, yeah, because petty didn't have a full carrier in the middle of the park. It also played left back at the beginning, and after a center back, then came in the middle of the park when it almost signed for arsenal. But before playing for Monaco, he had a childhood almost childhood on the wall where he was playing just after the academy. On the left side and then after as a center back. But macula lily, I mean, macula live. When he left padre, they I think they didn't win the championship for a couple of years. He was the man man, you know? In the middle of the park for Madrid, absolutely fantastic player. And this, I would say, is sung in a world of football is counting. And I love those kind of players. Right. I love those players who give everything for the team works. Maybe in the shade, but you can realize if you know football the importance of those players. Does petite still have his long flowing hair Frank? Let me see you. Yes. Yes. And me. I'm still shaved. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Same thing
ESPN FC
"rue" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Of the tub? Is that what these dumbasses enslave us? History of the world part two of streaming only on Hulu. All right, that is it. We are done. You can go and watch it. Referees are even nice guys now. Not before extra time, though. Absolutely. Frank the buff is back with us, of course, ally and shaker as well. Welcome to latest edition of extra time. Thank you very much, as always, for your questions. Here we go, come on. Give me some screen time. Here we go. Frank Labeouf joins us as well. Frank is a special day today. Do you know why? No, not at all. I know we celebrate something special in Europe, you know, about something bad happening in 2004 in Madrid, but otherwise no, I don't. Tell me, God, this is gonna take a bad turn. It's Pete's birthday today. Our producer. Really? Bitch. We love you, happy birthday, my dear. People who don't know Pete Frank, how would you describe him and his mannerisms? Um. Oh, I call him sir. I find him very smart, very high in style, and very Dutch at some point. And there it is. And he likes to work with him for a very long time. No, no, no, no. It's a big fan of chewing gum. A powerful tour of gum. Yes. That's very hard to meet him. He's a big fan of longy meals. And squash. Squash, big fan of squash. Squash. And pizza. He loves pizzas. Burnt pizzas. Okay, right, first question. Ali, does step ballet come straight back into the 11 or does he have to fight given rafinha's recent form? Well, if he's fit
ESPN FC
"rue" Discussed on ESPN FC
"The worst case scenario here from Barcelona's perspective? Could they just be stripped of all the titles that they've won during that period? This is a very complex to know what can be happening because right now the period investigated is only 2016 and 18. And this is because of tax fraud investigation. The prosecutor's office has put that claim. It is a claim. It's not a lawsuit. That's why when you ask Barcelona, they say, if they were very sure that they can prove that if they have proved that Barcelona has been doing these to get the referees help, they would have filled a lawsuit, not a claim. So they think that they don't have enough evidence to prove that. Of course they say they are innocent. And according to the law, they can have, for example, the two places that are in that claim to some, they can go to jail up to four years. And Barcelona could have probably to pay or some kind of punishment for doing something that, of course, is corruption, not only this, if they are found guilty, laliga could reconsider what they have said that they weren't investigate because it's more than three years ago and has prescribed. We're fucking do it as well. So it's just the beginning of this case. It's up to one year that this claim needs to be investigated. Google we're seeing testimonies like president Juan laporta having to declare. Of course, enriquez negre, and then we will see as Julian was mentioning if they are able to prove that this money was to have the referee's help indeed. One last thing on this
ESPN FC
"rue" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Chomp a liar. That's basically where we are. Clown and a liar, Franken. All right. Which one's which? With us as well. I'm drawn to you first Joel's given your relationship with Ben samar. Where do you stand on this? Well, I was just waiting now to hear Benzema's version. He's truth he side of the story, really, and another story that he put out last night saying, well, I would love to I would love to speak now. We'll have to tell the truth. I really believe that I didn't want to say too much before the end of the season, and I faced that after the big dish or interview that you have to look, the one we read, but also to the figure out on the same day. That Benzema now has to say something has to give his version for let's just remind people. So Ben samar feels he was forced out. Yeah, that he wasn't didn't feel welcome and squad was never welcomed back and it was almost a relief to see him gone. Is that fair? Yeah, I mean, I think he felt that he was welcome back. It's just on this incident at the World Cup. The fact that you arrived already injured, if you remember, you had no play for a few for a couple of weeks with ramad already, and then he had that setback on his on his thigh injury and after that, it's only felt that maybe they could have kept him a little bit more have another scan 48 48 hours after the injury and see how the injury had evolved before really calling it and saying like, okay, you need to go home. Because it feels like maybe I think the injury was not that serious. Despite what Detroit was saying that and for me and again, me and Carrie have been spoken about that since the interview the addition gave this weekend this week. But it feels like I think they know the same page in terms of the gravity of the injury. Deschamps says that it could not play the game before December the tenth. I think that the story from Benzema and the Benzema truth might be different in the sense that he doesn't feel the injury was actually that bad and I would have kept him out that long. Frank, what's your take on it all? Well, did you just get this version? It's truth and what you really thinks. I really want to know what Karim thinks about that and what he wants to answer to the Shah. And then after we'll make up our mind, but until we don't have anything from Karim, I mean, we can not suppose we can only support that. He's right. But I want to know why carry him left. The day after, why he left that way without waiting. He said that he had that injury as well as he had to come back only after December 10th. So I won't really know the version of Karim Karim. I think it was a not a very good move answering in social networks. I think he should have, you should have made a statement exactly explaining what happened and give his real version because his is a top of the top is the Ballon d'Or, does he need to go into that situation, history with belonged to the past. We are in fact, we don't care. We don't care because we already said it. We won't be back with the national team. He wants to win the championship again once maybe to win the Liga. That's the president of Karim Benzema. The past and why didn't he why the comeback why? You don't play for national team. Really? It doesn't really matter. It's only sad for him that he couldn't play for the national team. Maybe sad for us, maybe we would have won the World Cup with him, but we'll never know. So he's part of the past. So don't answer or give a restatement, please, Gary. The secret to crushing your
ESPN FC
"rue" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Seen in previous seasons. The game was one. It took the foot off the gas and just let the game play out, kept the clean sheet. The only concern about this performance from master was I thought saka underrepresented. Given the fact that he played. And all I'm saying is, I see that only because he played 90 minutes against sporting and he just wonder if that had an impact. That was something we discussed this week. Other than that. I think it should be dropped. Do you mean one of the best players? No, Dan. Celebrate no I see. That being said, but tries to be serious. I thought you were the only problem. I'm just saying I was just pointing out of everything as good as it would. That was my only concern. From a NASA perspective, you have to think that you have to be perfect at least going into that city game. That city, despite their own, maybe inconsistencies are not over they are. You're going to bank on them on an absolutely winning. And then that gives you that little bit of wiggle room in that game. At the Etihad. But on this on this performance, on this showing, I see no reason to think other than that for us. It was important to have a no stress win. See, all this cardiac wins there, they're all exciting. Yes, fantastic. But they wear on you. Sure. It's nice to have a dominant performance. And a stress free performance when you're done by halftime. And you can say, all right, let's relax, knock the ball around. We don't need to be winning games in the 94th minute every weekend because eventually this is gonna come back. And so I just think it's important for our son's perspective for that confidence to continue to rise. Yes, we like the cardiac wins, but we love the dominant performances. And that I thought was today for arsenal. Meanwhile, at the same time of that game, at Old Trafford Manchester United were in action against Southampton. No goals in this game. One red card, though, and it be shown towards casimiro for the challenge here.
ESPN FC
"rue" Discussed on ESPN FC
"And not coming back and the defense that they were nowhere near it. I mean, that was so many followers in that specific chance and go from also appalling from Fulham because flame is having a very good season. And I didn't recognize the team that I saw playing against, for example, Chelsea and doing so great. But yeah, you know, you have to say that they played against maybe the champion. So it's why it was so hard for them today. You are out of the game the way they arsenal just continue to pressure in that first half was really completely opposite what we saw from Manchester City this weekend and looking at it. There's really only one champion, isn't there? Yeah, I mean, I thought the intensity was, again, a very impressive from a national point of view. And I think, especially then when they get into the lead, it's easier to control the game. But the way they started again and this is there's been one of the things that they usually start in August, born with last weekend, but apart from that game, they've always started really well this season. And when you go well to a Tim like for them, like they did a brand for this is similar game, but I think at the end of August, the beginning of September go away to Brentford and start on the front foot like that, putting a lot of intensity scoring in the first half. I mean, when you three that halftime, obviously the game is over, the game is gone, and even if it's the opposition that made mistakes on your goal, you know that if there's a little mistake from the opposition, you're going to be there, you're going to be ruthless. You're going to take those chances and score. And I think that's very very impressive. The city black Crystal Palace, which was a very different game to Fulham because Fulham, I think, wanted to play at some point, and we're ready to play like there have been a really good playing playing team, but especially at home this season was for palace, we knew they were going to defend and have 11 men in their own box through the whole game. So it was a different approach for city, but beyond the intensity is certainly true that also have been the most intense team so far this season. Let's take a look at arsenal's next 6 fixtures, then coming up, of course, they're starting to get it
Mark Levin
Former Anti-Semite Mark Ruffalo Endorses Kathy Hochul
"Ever hear of Mark rue mister producer He's an actor Have you ever heard of him Mister Cole Springer Well apparently they consider him an a list actor You never heard of him He's been in a I'm trying to think of the different movies he's been in any way Hulk but others I think too I think some of the marvel movies may be but I don't know So he's known for having tweeted Past year or so Some truly horrific anti semitic tweets Choosing Israel in my view of genocide Calling for apartheid calling for all kinds of he's tweeted so much it's hard to even to know I'm just sitting here and then he came under pressure of course because when you push out anti semitism some people push back And he said he apologized I reflected and wanted to apologize for post during the recent Israel Hamas fighting Everyone Hamas was shooting missiles into Israel Trying to kill Israelis Suggested Israel's committing genocide it's not accurate and so forth But he has posted some really really nasty things And I just wanted to mention this now so the people in New York know that he has endorsed The Karen illegitimate unelected governor
WTOP
"rue" Discussed on WTOP
"Man is now sentenced to 40 years behind bars for killing the mother of his children Rue dempster had previously admitted to murdering Alice Dennis Her body was found in the couple's home about four years ago back in 2018 Dempster was arrested about a month later in Mexico Police went to the home on bell pre road after getting a call from dempster's parents who had taken in their grandchildren taking them into their home when neither of the parents Dennis and dempster could be found D.C.'s attorney general has added more than defendants now D.C.'s attorney general adding more defendants to his lawsuit that is connected to connected with the January 6th capitol riot Attorney general Karl Racine has released a statement saying his office has uncovered new evidence connecting the founder of the oath keepers Stewart Rhodes and other members of the group including Brian Ulrich and Edward Vallejo to the January 6th attack Proud Boys member Matthew green is also named Racine says many of the members of both groups conspired to terrorize and participated in the deadly attack actions that harm the district and D.C. police officers His statement goes on to say quote we are focused on using the law to the maximum extent possible to impose financial liability on those who planned and participated in the assault And believe doing so will deter future illegal attacks Melissa Howell WTO news Protection from unreasonable search and seizure is a constitutional right but a Virginia appeals court says they may not always be the case Nothing notes was asleep on a table in an apartment employees found meth in a bottle someone tossed out the window He was indicted for drug possession but a wise county judge said with no search warrant that violated nokes expectation of privacy He ruled jurors wouldn't be able to hear about what was found But Virginia's attorney general appealed saying it wasn't nokes apartment he wasn't staying there it's not even clear notes knew the owner the appeals court agreed that in this case nokes wasn't entitled to the protections of the Fourth Amendment Businesses in the village at shirlington have been dealing with a mess left behind by flocks of roosting crows but something is being done about it General.
WTOP
"rue" Discussed on WTOP
"6 22 And this evening we are talking about a Silver Spring man sentenced to 40 years in prison for killing the mother of his children Rue dempster had previously admitted to murdering Alice Dennis her body was found in the couple's home about four years ago Dempster was arrested about a month later in Mexico Police went to the home on Bill pre road after getting a call from dempster's parents who had taken the kids into their home when neither Dennis nor dempster could be found Two encampments for the unhoused in northwest D.C. will be removed because of several concerns Melissa Hal tells us there are plans to help people relocate and they're now in the works The two sites when at Columbus Plaza near union station the other at 11th in ice streets will be shut down in early May The reasons threats to public health safety and violence The National Park Service says while camping in national parks is prohibited It has been permitted during the pandemic if conditions are safe Now NPS is working with the department of human services to provide relocation assistance and other resources for those who may be in need Melissa WTO penis The rappahannock Native American tribe in Virginia has taken ownership of more than 460 acres of ancestral homeland along the river that bears its name The Washington Post reports its thanks to a groundbreaking partnership between donors and environmentalists and the government The land is known as phones cliffs the American Indians were driven away by English settlers more than 350 years ago and pushed almost to extinction by white supremacists during the 20th century The tribe has promised to care for the extraordinarily rich natural environment of the site It was set for commercial development just a few years ago Phones cliffs is a major east coast nesting place for bald eagles and is considered sacred in rappahannock culture Businesses in the village of shirlington have been dealing with a mess left behind by a flocks of roosting crows Now something that's being done about it General manager of busboys and poets Luis Herrera says those bird droppings have fallen everywhere It's fallen on gas and it's falling on some of the food before It's something that the team.
WGN Radio
"rue" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Great program of course that obviously the theme at the very Tyler Moore show where Betty White played Sue Ann nivens And in many ways Sue Ann was sort of I suppose like the Rue McClanahan's character later on The Golden Girls She was a little risque Denise calls him from egg harbor township New Jersey Hello Denise Hi Jim Great great show Oh my God I have to tell you that when I'm 71 I'll be 72 on Wednesday Happy birthday Oh thank you thank you When I was a 6 years old my dad died And I guess as a matter of therapy I started to be a TV and I remember three shows we had about 7 stations up in the New York metropolitan area and I think it was on one of the big three And there were three shows that were very therapeutic and wonderful and I can remember some of the episodes to this day One was meet Corliss archer The other one was called I married Joan and or maybe four Stu Erwin and of course the Betty White show And she was just impeccable her comedy then was incredible And she had a thing that most comedians have great comedians have not just their comedy the words that they're saying but the combination of their body movements affected with the words She had great body movements She would flick her eyes and move her head and she was just an incredible person And when I went to my 50th high school reunion we were talking about TV shows Nobody remembers the Betty White show But I remember it vividly Almost like it was yesterday So to kind of piggyback what skill said about her first show it was the Betty White show probably I'm going to say 56 ish Maybe before It's a great show Yeah she did do a great job in those early shows This was at a time earlier in her career So that was network some of that was local in Los Angeles but yeah that was a great show And it brought off the bat you could see that she was going to be a star I don't think you could really say that at that point she had reached stardom but you knew she was headed in that direction And yeah that was one of the early efforts that she made She had a number of periods This is actually early on At some point if some of her earlier show appearances it was so long ago actually that she would make $5 a show That was her pay And worth a lot more than that So yeah do these the Betty White show was again if you go back in the 50s and it was a mainstay first in Los Angeles that it didn't expand all across the country But you could see that she was going to be a major major talent and just a chance for the public to discover her Robert and Charleston South Carolina now joins us good evening Robert Good evening Jim Going back to that story about the animals I love animals And I'm very sensitive to animals and they're usually very sensitive to me too And any other Internet has just figured that out about me So they put in the semi storms like in one case it was the key to mother who had gone to get some food for herself and her children and while she was kind of just before she got back just a hair before she cut back a big burn one of those like an eagle is huge eagle snatched her baby and took off and she couldn't it was too late she couldn't meet you when they took a picture of her face just stone cold Where did this happen that you were hanging around cheetahs It forms that they have that they film in Africa and all the way So you saw this you weren't actually there I say okay go ahead Yes And like I said they've got way number as they used to say And they know that I'm sensitive to animals and man oh man I have nightmares about it I mean a cheetah mother have a senior child being taken away by one of those huge prisoners nothing she could do about it but she is a very very fast and powerful animal that can fly like you wouldn't believe she to fly I can achieve a jump as high as it has to That's an old saying You know what I mean Exactly And we're coming up on a break so I'll continue your thoughts in.
Discovered Wordsmiths
"rue" Discussed on Discovered Wordsmiths
"Say she was death. Louis tent side. Only the gods are death louis if she is death less than she is an immortal goddess and not. I'm age. There's nothing for us to do. Another day passed and they cross the river westland. They followed the road along rise and then stepped into the grey sparse. Wind weathered hills of tamil early tomorrow is said to have lived in. The tarsus. rue said. We'll see them tomorrow. Rising on the horizon like great white teeth. Find tense mumble. We'll search for the legendary tomorrow since her layers on the way or layer. What would you call it a realm. She controls the tarcin house. And all the tamil lands. I still say if she ever existed. She was a goddess. If you believe tomorrow to be a real m- age and that we should seek her. You should have said something years ago when we were stronger if she is alive and also a major with the power of her legend. We will not survive. I don't suppose we will. Retirement was only ever a dream. And i think i'll leave that they're cool each back on here. Okay let's not come. Run you muted. Get your muted. I'm not sure why but it recorded There we go. I took i had to those great i like that. I can't wait to put it up and get some reaction on it thanks Yeah i like. I said these are all stories that i felt i liked And i thought people might enjoy them but they didn't really fit in other things that i was working on. So right and i'll make sure put a link out to the book I'll send that to you and the poem before that was nice. I like that idea. Yeah that was. It's kind of funny. Because i have I'm still working to try to get a short story in a professional market right. And and i know i've talked with a lot of people who do this all the time. I have friends that do it all the time. And it's a it's about a one three to one ratio If you are a known working perhaps even award winning short story writer is still are going to submit about twenty one times to everyone right or twenty twenty four times to everyone something like that Accepted sexy get so i. I know that stuff. But that poll was actually the first palm. I sent to a professional marketplace and they took it great so nice. Thank you for listening to discovered wordsmiths. Come back next week and listen to another author discussed the road. They've traveled and maybe sometime in the near future. It might be you..
Dressed: The History of Fashion
"rue" Discussed on Dressed: The History of Fashion
"That have already recruited the knitting pattern could have it made or knitting yourself. Okay reach out to. She didn't stop it. Sweaters of course but offered a variety of other items for the active women including the most delightfully fun beach pajamas and even swimsuits. Which women's wear daily reported swimsuits were accompanied by crocheted berets or sailor hat. So maybe not swim. Wear to get actually in the water but maybe so actually fashionable at the beach. Yeah this is what we're doing right. Yeah and immediately took off in her. Business continued to expand by nineteen thirty one. Her business occupied a large part of figgy the building located at for visual pay and women's for daily dedicated a full page article on scap under the headline cutrier's count saying quote now. The firm occupies a large part of the building with attractive salons on the second floor done in white with touches of black and white colors and such unusual details as ropes slung along the walls from which suspense samples of woolens gay scarves and an odd sweater or two. Although the business has far extended beyond mere sports clothing also in nineteen thirty two wins for daily says skip really is announcing a new shop on the regular pay which will be a separate entity for her main establishment. In this new place. She will carry a few ready made garments scarfs necklaces and bags at prices which may be slightly lower than her major salon so again so different from the haute couture houses right on the established bit nineteen 1931 was also the year vo commented on scalise meteoric ascendancy to an international leader in fashion in a very short period They say in three short years cappelli and sport have almost synonymous to all followers fashion. The article really provides fascinating insights into her design process. They talk about how. She's not hampered by any Dress making traditions. They say quote. She possesses a strong sense of color as well as many ideas she makes it bold attack on fabrics. The conventions of cut hell no restraint for her. The result was smart unusual individual close to have a practical side as well and no stigma of eccentricity which i think is hilarious because obviously the one thousand nine hundred schiaparelli. We know about to happen in terms of the scope rally. They also talk about how she creates all her models herself and supervise her salons where they say she can be found working her studio or attending a fitting. She's really hands on at this point in her career and she's you can see how and why her business is so successful because she's part and parcel almost every single process. Yeah and and she was a little bit older at this point. We must point out that she was in her late thirties when she first got her start at the encouragement of paul paret so by nineteen. Thirty two scapula's haute couture house ahead spread to be eight italian as with four hundred employees and by nineteen thirty five can had busted the seams of her former location and she needed larger premises so she moved just a little bit further down the street. And around the corner to twenty-one plafond dome and the site of her house at twenty one von dome is the site of early to this very very day and cast. You have heard me say in our regular listeners have heard me say that if i had one holy grail of fashion that i would like to own some day it is a garment or a scarf or a hat or something escape. Scalise that is made from her signature newspaper print. Well did you know that. This newspaper print which is like a collage kind of type situation of newspapers. Stacked on top of each other. It was actually created out of all the press clippings which were covering her move to her new headquarters at twenty one class so this is so cheeky and it so scavarelli and this makes me love it so so the couture house and the ready-to-wear boutique for schiaparelli in its modern. Incarnation is still at twenty one von dome today the house of course was relaunched in two thousand twelve and they were able to kind of get the lease on their former address which is just amazing. Incredible to be lake. Go there too. Yeah and so. They don't occupy the entire building like they did at that time. The main area are on the upper floors and the Italia's are incredibly located towards the rear of the building on the upper floors as well and we just want to send a very very special. Thank you to. Paul declared for the really lovely tour that he gave us. When we were in paris this was an incredibly special treat as a scap fan and as a fashion historian to you know. Just kinda like get our wander around these hallowed halls in my mind really so highlife. Thank you paul. thank you so much. Polly was such such a treat and a pleasure especially to get to see the ready to wear collection and a couple of okafor pieces up close. Absolutely yeah it was so cool and we of course lots of pictures in front of the scap rally. What do you call that april an umbrella that they have outside the boutique front awning on that says stop rally. I'm so it's at twenty one plaza dome where we end paid tour so hopefully it makes sense to you why we started at the very end of the street now because we had to stop we had in the tour whisks caporale because she was literally the future of fashion in so many ways and her moving from the rule pay really heralded the beginning of the end for the repaid claim as the most fashionable street in the world. I'm today it's really the plaza von dome. Not the pay that houses. The likes of you know. Today's most oath lex fashion brands. Because if you walk around you will see dior louis vuitton chanel scap rally who all have boutiques italians in the plaza. Dome plaza not to mention the ritz paris. Which is located just around the way eight is one of the most expensive hotels probably in the entire world. I think the cheapest room at the ritz starts at fifteen hundred dollars and goes up to something like thirty five thousand per night. So this holy moly. I think that does it for us today. dress listeners. We hope that you enjoyed our first. Ever walking tour part one and hearts to may you ruminate on the actual business of shopping. Next time you get dressed. If you'd like to reach out to us on email you can email us at dress. To iheartmedia dot com. Where of course always posting images on our instagram handle address underscore podcast. There's also translate to facebook address. Podcast without the underscore. Yeah and do you live and another city where you think that you have a street that might deserve addressed fashion history walking tour. If so let us know again you can reach out to us at any of the handle set cast just mentioned has always to our producers casey peg rim holly fry and everyone else that iheart.
Dressed: The History of Fashion
"rue" Discussed on Dressed: The History of Fashion
"People in the world. We all have one thing in common every day. We all get dressed. Welcome to dress the history of fashion. A podcast marie explore the who. What when why we wear we are fashion historians and your host for callahan and cassidy zachary. While welcome back dress listeners. We are still actually standing on the route of low-pay waiting to continue artur still there jack. Hammering honking cars all of it were still there. But don't worry because we are going to as promised like part one of this series transport you back to the period when the reader lopate was known as the most luxurious shopping street in the world. And what better way to start. Today's episode then with the to your house of a man who can arguably be called the founding father of the ochamchira and the founding father of the of the pay we are standing at seven or sets clue della pay. And i'm wondering dress listeners. you have any guesses. He was the subject of our very first episode. dressed jess. I think that many of our listeners are already well aware of what's coming. Yes because of course seven repay was the home of the house of the qatar house of charles. Frederick were so this is where it all started and of course we could have started the riddler pay tour here. But then we'd be standing in the middle of the street. So i hope you understand why we started at one end and walk towards the other but we've arrived at the place where arguably the fashion reputation other it'll pay started was with worth and actually standing in front of it. The building almost looks exactly as it would have been worth opened his first italia with his business partner. Auto beaubourg at this very site over one hundred sixty years ago and i was in eighteen fifty eight. Yeah and i just have to say when cast. And i kind of like preparing to do this tour. And we were kind of walk in the streets and and and doing all the prep. We both got a little emotional about the fact that we've seen so many pictures of the house of worse than the outside from the nineteenth century and then we're standing across the street from it. It looks exactly the same. It hasn't changed now. It really has it and we're going to post pictures of of course the contemporary and historic photographs of these places. We took a lot of pictures. And we're going to do some side by side comparison so you can see because not all of the storefronts look the same but house of worth does it was pretty incredible to imagine what it would have been like during this the heyday of the street so worth openness for business with auto in eighteen fifty eight he was solo by eighteen. Seventy seventy one. In between this period he had earned the patronage of the empress. Eugenie herself. So you know no big deal. And he became the official designer of the court by eighteen. Sixty four so needless to say clients flocked in droves in their carriages chew the riddle pay and they would actually wait on his outdoor staircase in order to gain entrance and sadly we looked. We walked into the courtyard. The is gone but one can imagine. It seems as if that injury courtyard that we've seen him. Photos has been divided in half now. Somehow staircase isn't thirty anymore but We we were quite curious. I have to say and in terms of this ignificant of all of what we're saying. We just want you to remember that. This term haute couture was not really a term that had existed in worse day. This was a new term and he was largely responsible for setting the precedence for this elite designation within the industry and he kind of like built up this presence on the rule of pay around this elite industry in his presence on the street and worth himself can be credited for many innovations including the concept of the designer as taste maker. And this is something that we're incredibly familiar with today that it slick you know the designer who is the creative visionary but this was a entirely novel concept in the nineteenth century because prior to this it was kind of the client who would instruct their dressmaker earlier. Taylor rest who what they wanted. Not the other way around. It wouldn't be the maker that was the quote unquote creative genius. So you know part in parcells who worst dictatorial control of his clients. Wardrobes or what he envisioned that they should be wearing was also how he presented himself to the world and to his clients and he really did so as an artist he even went so far as to adopt artistic clothing and he dressed the part casts. Right all rembrandt is one compares the and and so much so like this kind of adopted persona was so tre or kind of like out there that in eighteen ninety harper's bazaar wrote that worth could be seen around his house on the regional pay quote during his official hours moving slowly about with two black dogs at his heels. His tall figure wrapped in a loose robe of the finest brown. Wool is still skullcap. On his will shaped head and introspective look upon his serious face. And there's actually wonderful photograph of him out there. So if you want to. Just google charles frederick worth and you will know exactly what we're talking about so another of worse important. Contributions west is innovative organization of the couture house by not only the specialties of tire and flu so tailoring draping departments. But he also created. These other niche specialties like setting sleeves making linings embroidery this essentially created an assembly line process whereby a single garment would pass along the chain for the worker to execute their specific task before handing it off to the next employees to execute their specialty. And so on so. This was a novel notion given that under old models. Sometimes a single person might complete garments construction with additional support from only in embroider or a beater and this is super interesting because this is one of the chief complaints by say like the arts and crafts movement against the industrial revolution. Is people really started. You know mechanising. What wants us to be supercricket process and breaking them down to beat what is the most productive and efficient absolutely and this was actually though one has to argue what allowed couture house to expand significantly because by eighteen seventy the house of worth employed approximately twelve hundred employees and several of them actually lived on the premises of the qatar house or in nearby buildings were employee dormitories. And also. i think this is really quite fascinating. That many couture houses at this time also provided lunch for their employees or their staff in these kind of like really light and airy employee dining rooms that were part and parcel to all these multi level buildings that these businesses were and we actually have a multitude of photographs of some of these things. Yeah and we'll actually post some because there's an incredible book that came out in nineteen ten creators of fashion. That really provides this wonderful behind the scenes element that you just don't often get to see so and i just love this one. Particular memory of the nineteenth century retailer pay from a nineteen twenties book a history of feminine fashion. Which has quote during the empire the root of pay and this is of course the empire of napoleon..
Dressed: The History of Fashion
"rue" Discussed on Dressed: The History of Fashion
"Fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percents or more just the history of fashion as a production of iheartradio Over seven billion people in the world. We all have one thing in common every day. We all get dressed. Who is dressed the history of fashion. A podcast for explore. The who. what when of why we wear. We are fascist orients and your hosts april callaghan and cassidy zachary so today dress listeners. The root the pay appears as just any other store line street so you have the hustle and bustle of presient life. Which animates the street. We you know honking horns jackhammers. Various types of construction work totally The presence of cardi as black marble facade is really one of the last remaining hints at a bygone era when the street was heralded as one of the sheikh. If not these she gets streets in the world so what women war on the sidewalks of the retailer pay was newsworthy as what could be purchased in its shops. It was all reported in detail and fashion magazines across europe and america in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and at this time the retail pay was the fashion street. I mean it was the fantasy of every aspiring fashion sta and also the reality of the uber wealthy and the elite from around the globe. So it was this international shopping destination of the glitterati of society from the demimondaine. All the way up to royalty from all around the world and the street itself was so legendary that had actually inspired perfumes. Plays and also imitations because this is quite interesting. Cast madison avenue in new york. Historically has kind of like especially kind of when it emerged as elite shopping destination in the us it was referred to as the new rubella pay in the nineteen twenties right and in one thousand nine hundred thousand. Five article by vogue magazine called the riddle. Pay quote the street of a thousand luxuries. The most luxurious the most complete shopping street in all the world within these limits are centered. The reasons that send the feet of every chic american woman who comes to paris flying to the root of the pay first last and many times in between end quote and april. It's not lost on us. That almost one hundred years after this article was written you and i were in fact to american women. Yes we actually dressed listeners. As you will recall from last week's a recap. We made the riddler pay the first stop on our recent fashion history tour of paris so we are so excited to share with. You are walking tour in hopes that you can imagine what it would have been like to shop. Once one of the most covetable shopping destinations in the world. Yes and even if you are in paris on your own you could take this podcast with you and this is our audio company. Meant to our tour of the pay. So we're gonna actually begin our tour on the opposite end of the plastic dome. So the end of the rule of pay that's closest to the palais gonyea the paris opera house. If you're standing in that direction near looking down the road you'll pay what you're going to see at. The end is the plastic dome which was just round plaza. And what we want to talk about here is the fact that that round plaza which now houses a column the statue on top. Actually that site was originally the home for church prior to the nineteenth century and in eighteen. O six napoleon bonaparte had that church demolished to make way for this new street into the loss fontham where he had erected a giant column crown with his statue not the same column in statue than it is today. But let's just say you know. Obviously it goes without saying that that when this statue was there during his reign the regional pay was actually called the rue napoleon and it was only after that he was finally deposed in eighteen. Fifteen that the street was given its new name for which it would earn world renown as a fashion destination as the russillo. Pay out on. Before i forget little fashion history facts here that person. Napoleon had demolished while apparently it also held the remains of one of fashion histories. Icons the madame de pompadour. And we're not exactly sure what happened to her remains and maybe one of our french colleagues out. There might and lightness. They might know and we'd love to hear yes absolutely so by eighteen. twenty two. The travel guide gallon. yanni's paris guide or strangers companion through the french metropolis. Described the riddle of pay as quote the center of the fashionable part of the city and quote. But at this time it was occupied by furnished hotels offices of physicians and surgeons and really the only fashioned purveyors of dress were to boot and shoemakers a few jewelers and a perfumer or perfume. Yea said this at all changed by the time the first stop on our tour opened its doors at twenty one. Rusillo pay an eighteen seventy one and while the coach house we are about to talk about opening eighteen seventy one. It really was only the latest incarnation of a family business. The history of which extends all the way back to eighteen sixteen when a family opened a lingerie which at this time meant linen undergarments. They opened this laundry and linens at business so dressed listeners will give you a couple of seconds but do you have any guests it dun dun dun dun dun dun. I love that you did the sound effects on the show. Because i can't sing but you can. And that is something that address start might know that you have been the singer to front woman of a few bands in your time. Oh my gosh. I mean yeah another lifetime. Does okay dress listeners. If you happen to guest. Jacques do say you'll be correct but if you did not guess jock please do not in any way shape or firm feel bad because do say today is is as you know outside of maybe people who are professionals in this field kind of a lesser known haute couture compared to like worth. But we do have to say this. Did you say house was one of the leading bella hawk. Could we're houses of the era and do say himself is perhaps today actually more famous for his illustrious art collection which included post impressionist and cuba's artists as compared to his career as a fashion designer so his collection included one of the most famous works of art of all time. Day mozelle davin yom which. Apparently he bought directly from so out of.
In Defense of Plants Podcast
"rue" Discussed on In Defense of Plants Podcast
"Were they in a certain environment where they needed to do. That are some transitions within a group where they might've went back from aphorism they refer are so i just like the complete story and how like you said it just kind of opens up doors reality check figure out one thing then you open up this door and you go into something else. We are right. It's really refreshing to hear that too. And that's what really attracted me to the sort of questions you were asking the research you're doing is it really is kind of this. Listrik approach to doing science. Which you you know again. Not downplaying anyone's avenue our approach to doing it but you literally could spend your entire phd and career just on the genomic side of this but no there's the natural history component this the evolutionary component. In you know you outlined it so wonderfully and eloquently that it almost just builds on each other and you could see where that like. Oh okay next step. Ooh okay next step. And you're just building this wonderful staircase to like like this narrative of more complete holistic picture of the system that you're in okay now that i've kinda figured this one out who's next. Yes that is exactly. I'll feel nice. That's great and so with that in mind like what is over the horizon. You're still working towards your phd here and you want to go into academia but the it's just sounds like you've set yourself up or you know any interview you get for job to be like what are your ideas. Here's what i'm bringing to the table. This is what we're studying include people here that want to do this. Use anywhere that they want. I'm already talking to prospective students so right now like i said it's been a up and down during which are also a lot of people that are thinking about graduate school. I get ready. Because i cannot tell you what it's going to be like. It could be easy. There are people. Go straight through easy breezy. I'd like oregon down so for me right now. I am aiming to graduate. This coming up may may twenty twenty two And that is my goal. If i do not hit that goal it will be okay on. I'm okay with that. Because i don't think you'll will be too far behind but that's kind of where i'm ed and then next thing will be wonderful post on what you're looking for somewhere to start a post on it because i do feel like i need to hannah buildup ma manuscripts while mom papers just because like i said it was kind of meandering a little and so i wanna get some more of those skills just to get papers out. Because that seems like something like insci- unfortunately your worst is currency. Hit all the bankers. So that's idea and then after that just looking for jobs at different universities and interviews. I'm talking to friends that have like are like a couple steps above me to see how it's going to take out there. I'll do. I l scary but i. Yeah so i that's basically it to have a research lab at betty's sex determination and unisex reality i would say probably like angius firearms off our implants. Yeah just just call full curiosity and just the world of angiosperms. Not a big deal. There's not that many of them but yeah ask me. That's fantastic and it sounds like the hardest part of it all which is staying passionate and enjoying what you're doing. You've got that on lockdown and my old adviser to to this date all the best advice people have given me. It's not a race. just do it make it happen. You know there will be hurdles. There will be setbacks but just as long as that passions there which you definitely have. And you're definitely curious and you definitely hardworking. I think it's going to be fruitful endeavor for you but that's fantastic and i think you know everyone listening wishes you the best of luck in that trajectory and with that in mind if they want to keep up to speed to some extent again no pressure but if you have any ways that people could learn more or find out more about you or you don't want people to find out that's fine tune. Where do you go to go looking so well. I currently do not have the best online representation. But i'm working on it I do have a twitter And you can buy at mill. P sang at emi l. p. s. a. And also if you want to like out to me email is under full. Anybody can reach out to me on email so insane at wis dot. Edu han yes. Those are my main sources to where you could find me. And i'm always eager to talk to people so you can. Anybody can send me an email and ask me anything. Excellent all had those links for everyone to find you and hopefully contact with a lot of curious questions and follow ups and you know. Thank you because i really thought i was going to come into this conversation kind of thinking. Okay plant sexual expression. How complicated could it be You have told me that it is extremely complicated and makes plants even more amazing and cooler than they already are so anytime anyone can do that for a fellow plant thank you. You're very welcome. Wonderful well best of luck and everything. Keep in touch. You're welcome back on at any point to talk about new advances all the cool stuff. You're finding any new systems you decide you want to Tackle in the coming year so again. Thank you so much for taking the time to talk with us. Alan thank you of course hang in there. Stay healthy and go metal. Roofs jeers already. Pretty remarkable stuff isn't it. It just goes to show you that you don't need to be completely obsessed with plants your whole life to be completely consumed into how amazing the botanical world. Truly is. i think melody for taking time out of her busy schedule to talk with us. And i can't wait to get.
In Defense of Plants Podcast
"rue" Discussed on In Defense of Plants Podcast
"Saying it is so great to have you on the podcast. I'm really excited to talk to you today. But first let's start off by telling everyone a little bit about who you are in what it is. You do all right so melody sign and i'm currently a phd student at the university of wisconsin. Madison in the botany department my journey into botany was not the most straightforward at all. Let's yes i always hated. Min- was the person that all plants her boring. A coup cares about plant. Just sit around and do nothing so A win in two undergrad wanting to be dinner. So is the premed person wanting to gone dentistry. I'm also the type of person that really enjoys shoe. Have fun and i like to enjoy my life As a during undergrad Started to not. Enjoy what i was doing so much when i got into like the him i was just like is this i want to do and then i started thinking about you know dennis school like it's just like more ambitious cramming knowledge nutting for ted. That's all it is. And so i let my cell venture into the fact that i really liked reptiles amphibians. So i kind of transitioned in the middle of my undergrad During into my sophomore year into herpetology. Linda thoughts of okay. I think i would like to do research. Although i met a small school. Still don't even know research even look like they look like yes so i go to my adviser and i talked about it. He's like okay. This is cool. He's excited because he's a herpetologist. So he's gotten this major in college A tall aji research with him myself and my best friend. We ended up doing kind of a survey of this natural area. Just kind of marking the boundaries of it doing transacts and then looking at whatever taliban and we came across because they had no idea what was out there. So we're doing. That slowly comes in plants so my last year. Undergrad there is a class plant taxonomy. No one wants to take. It's super hull. Art plan are boring. But you put it off till the end. Wait till in and take that and take it. The teachers first sentence in the class is that she knows that most of us are there because it's a requirement that we don't want to be there but then she hopes that she can share her level plants to us and that at least one of us leaves with a better appreciation or plants.
In Defense of Plants Podcast
"rue" Discussed on In Defense of Plants Podcast
"All right. Melody saying it is so great to have you on the podcast. I'm really excited to talk to you today. But first let's start off by telling everyone a little bit about who you are in what it is. You do all right so melody sign and i'm currently a phd student at the university of wisconsin. Madison in the botany department my journey into botany was not the most straightforward at all. Let's yes i always hated. Min- was the person that all plants her boring. A coup cares about plant. Just sit around and do nothing so A win in two undergrad wanting to be dinner. So is the premed person wanting to gone dentistry. I'm also the type of person that really enjoys shoe. Have fun and i like to enjoy my life As a during undergrad Started to not. Enjoy what i was doing so much when i got into like the him i was just like is this i want to do and then i started thinking about you know dennis school like it's just like more ambitious cramming knowledge nutting for ted. That's all it is. And so i let my cell venture into the fact that i really liked reptiles amphibians. So i kind of transitioned in the middle of my undergrad During into my sophomore year into herpetology. Linda thoughts of okay. I think i would like to do
In Defense of Plants Podcast
Rue-Production in Thalictrum
"All right. Melody saying it is so great to have you on the podcast. I'm really excited to talk to you today. But first let's start off by telling everyone a little bit about who you are in what it is. You do all right so melody sign and i'm currently a phd student at the university of wisconsin. Madison in the botany department my journey into botany was not the most straightforward at all. Let's yes i always hated. Min- was the person that all plants her boring. A coup cares about plant. Just sit around and do nothing so A win in two undergrad wanting to be dinner. So is the premed person wanting to gone dentistry. I'm also the type of person that really enjoys shoe. Have fun and i like to enjoy my life As a during undergrad Started to not. Enjoy what i was doing so much when i got into like the him i was just like is this i want to do and then i started thinking about you know dennis school like it's just like more ambitious cramming knowledge nutting for ted. That's all it is. And so i let my cell venture into the fact that i really liked reptiles amphibians. So i kind of transitioned in the middle of my undergrad During into my sophomore year into herpetology. Linda thoughts of okay. I think i would like to do
Go and Equip
"rue" Discussed on Go and Equip
"We don't know what's going on we don't know the pain that's happened in the past. We don't know the things that have brought them to this point of questioning and it's okay to question it is okay. God's big enough to handle that. And i think we have to be patient with each other as well and ourselves to allow the lord to work in us and when we have those questions to be honest about the questions that we have and not to bury them. Don't or to criticize someone for having a question. Kazaa guide is not doing that. He is big enough to handle questions for sure and he wants us. That's the whole part of their relationship. Aspect city wants us to come to him with these things were wrestling with. That were struggling with and he wants to reveal to us through his spirit through the word. What truth is so that we can know him better right and he is a good father and a good father wants to know what their kids are questioning about it. I know when my kids come to me with questions when they come to rent with questions Were happy to answer their questions. Anyway that we can absolutely. I'd rather damascus than not asking them. Just be floundering around wondering what to do about something. Another quote is trouble with deep. Belief is that it costs something and there is something inside me. Some selfish beasts of subtle thing. That doesn't like the truth at all because it carries responsibility. And if i actually believe things i have to do something about them. That's right. i really like that because it does when when we really believe something we're going to act on that He talks about One of his friends. I believe it was andrew. The protester was giving him a hard time about Not giving him a hard time but he was saying that He doesn't really talk about his faith. And inge rue lovingly Said well then you don't really believe What you say. You believe about christ's because if you if you really believe something you're going to do something about it basically you're going to tell others about it back to the love..
Gambling With an Edge
How Poker Player Jay Helfert Became 'Toupee Jay'
"Is pool and poker player to pay. jay helpers. how are you. we're we're fine. Tell me how you got the name to pay jay. Well like like many many young men. Not really that betty but i was prematurely balding. I was actually losing hair. When i was in my early twenties and i come from the The nippy generation of the sixties and seventies when long hair was in and it was very embarrassing to me. And i was very uncomfortable with it so when i was twenty two years old i had a toupee bait and i had already been playing pool for several years since i was eighteen and gambling at it and i found i discovered this was happened by accident that as soon as i put a to pay on and went back someplace that i hadn't been in a year people did not recognize me. They didn't know that it was me. And kind of accidentally I played the same guys that i might have won money from two three years before i had to the more than one occasion. Where guy said you know. You look familiar to me. But i can't place you. Yeah i said you know. A lot of people say that i would happen by accident. That wearing a toupee was advantageous to me in the pool world. It was a good disguise. I put on a toupee and i grew a mustache and people did know i was. The same guy have played a couple years before and there was supposed player from From arizona Sean walsh they. Call era zona showing. Who saw me come into a pool room and getting a game and he yelled out across the rue watch out. You're in a game with two page. Hey that's named stuck. I hated that name. I hated that name but it stuck and years later i got to where i was comfortable with it because everybody knew that name.
Anna Davlantes
U.S. city to become first to pay reparations to Black residents
"The green light to the initial payments of the city's first in the nation Reparations program, Alderman Robin Rue, Simmons says This is just the start. We all know that the road to repair and justice in the black community is going to be a generation of work. It's going to be many programs and initiatives and more funding. The City Council approved a plan last night to direct $400,000 from the reparations fund to a housing program that will award eligible individuals up to $25,000 eligible residents or those with ties to the city's black community. Between 1919 1969. The money can be used to help buy a home. Hey, a mortgage, A war for home improvements. The $10 Million Reparations fund is funded their marijuana sales tax revenue. Federal
AP 24 Hour News
Senate Votes To Acquit Trump in Historic Second Impeachment Trial
"Within a P news minute, Hazare 57 The nays are 43. Two thirds of the centre's president of having voted guilty. The senator judges that responded Donald John Trump, former president, United States Is not guilty as charged the article impeachment That's Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy, announcing the result of the Senate second impeachment trial of Donald Trump. Seven Republicans joined Democrats voting to convict Trump, making it the most bipartisan vote in the history of presidential impeachments. But the former president welcomed his acquittal, saying in a lengthy statement that his movement has only just begun. Thinking his lawyers and his defenders in Congress while promising supporters he'll have more to share in the months ahead. But back in the Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer said Republicans who voted to acquit would rue this day January 6th. Will live as a day of infamy in the history of the United States of America. Failure to convict Donald Trump will live as a vote of infamy in the history of the United States, Senate, Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell explained. In his view, the Senate has no power to convict and disqualify a former officeholder who's now a private citizen. But he had harsh words for Trump and his actions. This was on intensifying crescendo. Of conspiracy theories. Orchestrated by outgoing president who seemed determined. Either overturned the voters decision or else Torch. Our institutions on the way out, and he insisted the former president but still liable for everything he did while he was in office. I'm Ben Thomas AP News
The Mindvalley Podcast with Vishen Lakhiani
The Top 15 Little-Known Secrets On How To Improve Your Focus
"If you don't know who i am. I am a author journalist and founder and executive director of the flow research collective. We study peak human performance where research a training organization on the research side. We work with scientists at ucla at stanford companies like deloitte energetics. Like that on the training side we work with everyday from the us special forces through executives in fortune. Five hundred companies essentially google etc microsoft. All the way up to the general public and focus on is kikkoman performance. What does it take to be your best when it matters. Most what does it take to level up your game like never before and most of my career has been spent studying peak performers. What i thought i was going to do today. Vision asked me to speak a little about my work on flow. Which will get to some of. You might be familiar with and a little bit about focus. And what i thought i would do is talk about fifteen things that peak performers know about focus and attention or routinely do surrounding focus attention and flow that most of us miss and this is something that is fairly common that i've noticed over peak performance. Meaning if you want to train people up in flow for example take repeat performers and regular people. Everybody can learn the flow stuff that works fine but afterwards peak performance can sustain it and most everybody else drop back towards baseline over time and a lot of that is peak performers to a lot of stuff through unconsciously along the way a lot of focus that the rest of us missed. So i thought i would talk about these things. We're going to start out with more general ideas about peak performance and get very very focused on focus as we move along so i wanna start with a really obvious statement but you see it very very consistently in all people formats which is a realization. That life is never going to be anything more or less than what you choose to make it. I like to talk about this. And i like to say there are only a couple things. We know absolutely for sure that we absolutely certain about the first is that we get one shot at this life. We know that for sure. Maybe we'll get more. Maybe we don't. We know for sure that we got one shot at this life. We also know we're going to spend about a third of it asleep. Which tells us that the only real question is what we do with the remaining two-thirds right. That's the only question that matters. And what p performers had figured out is that there's no magic pill nothing spectacular is ever gonna happen from them. I was just talking to andrew. Ubuntu neuroscientist at stanford and we do a lot of work with and heap says ever people former learn the same lesson. It is always crawl walk. Run there's no shortcuts. there's no way to get faster. You were going to crawl. Then you're going to walk then you're going to run over and over and over again. This brings us to the second thing which is building on the first. there are no shortcuts. There are no hacks in fact when we talk about p. performance after twenty five years of studying the neurobiology the science what goes on in the brain and the body when people perform their best can tell you. There are no shortcuts. There is quite simply getting your biology to work for you rather than against you. That is everything we mean by peak performance a different way. We sort of talk about this at the floor. Research collective as we like to say personality doesn't scale biology scales in other words. If you're in a looking through the kind of self improvement space at any level if somebody is trying to teach you what worked for them. They figured something out. This works may let me teach it to you. It's going to work for you. They're light they're absolutely lying. In fact that's a really great way to rue lives. I can guarantee one of the other truce peak performance. We don't like to say out loud is what works for me is almost guaranteed not to work for you. Personality doesn't scale why there are foundational things that have a lot to do with p. performance where you are on the introversion extroversion scale for example. How active are your dopamine receptors. Things like that. They are genetically coded for and laid down environmentally in. A lot of them are locked up before we ever become adults.
Jim Bohannon
Mississippi sheriff’s deputy dies after shootout with suspect
"Deputy has been killed in the line of duty. Sending Michael Buchi responded to a disturbance call on once he arrived on scene. He was shot by the suspect. Another deputy, then arrived on scene when the suspect started shooting at him as well. The deputy then fired back, striking the suspect. Both lieutenant Gucci and the suspect were airlifted to a hospital. Sheriff Ricky Adams says Lieutenant Booty later succumb to his injuries. Lieutenant Bucci was an eight year law enforcement veteran and veteran of the United States Air Force where he served in Operation Desert Storm border Tailor Rue Block of
BBC Newshour
Uganda elections 2021: Social media blocked ahead of poll
"The main opposition candidate in Uganda's presidential election, Bobby Wine, has urged his supporters to turn out in large numbers to protect the vote from rigging. Uganda's media regulator has ordered service providers to shut down social media ahead of Thursday's pole and the authorities are introducing a raft of security measures on voting day. Patients had to hire a reports from Kampala police said that fuel tankers vehicles carrying explosives on any other heavy Lorries will not be allowed in the center of the capital Kampala on polling day. They've worried that such materials could be used by protesters. Roadside bugging of God's will also be blocked in Kampala last week. Uganda police Chief Martino Chula ones that anyone who ferments trouble during the elections will rue the day they were born. In November rights broke out when presidential candidate will be wine was arrested at a campaign rally. The deployment of security forces during elections, ostensibly to maintain peace, has been criticized as voter intimidation.
Cyber Work
Getting started and moving up in IT and security with George McPherson, host of the “Blak Cyber”
"Your favorite piece of advice you've either given cyber or that one of your guests has given listeners I'm black cyber. Favorite piece of advice. Stay motivated and. As rewarding as cyber security is that's why I'm pushing people to get into because it's a very rewarding field. Now, not flipside is very hard industry as well as a very stressful industry, you have to manage that. In when you're initially getting in, you're going to get a lot of knows you're gonNA have to not take it personal who just? Keep going so. That's a really good point. You you talk about your sort of saying work ethic and your your relentlessness. The importance of relentlessness and so forth how do you avoid burn out? Think I think avoid burn out by having the interest Okay. I do act in own aside I do voiceover own aside, I used to do a lot more acting. But when I got more serious about cyber, security yeah, tab a voiceover you can do at home. So that's that's perfect. Especially now everyone's doing voiceover home I imagine to get good Mike and a good Internet can able can actually So yeah, I WANNA talk about. Know the sort of one of the big cornerstones of a black cyber. What tips would you have to people of color who are trying to enter the world of cybersecurity and what are some of the ingrained pitfalls of the industry that you had to learn to sidestep over the years? Gotcha What tip I would give them is is operated off ten x Rue do ten times more work. Super Hard We we everybody knows we have a diversity problem. Yes, I. For whatever reason it might be that's another conversation. We're unseen. So I'm like do ten times more be creative five ways to. You know just. Be Successful in the industry. To that end could you do you have any recommendations to give to organizations to make their workplace corporate culture more welcoming to a diverse workplace? Gotcha what I would say about that is. I would I I would look within. If. You could honestly say if you could honestly say that was a diverse environment. I would I look into the marketing If I go to a website and I'm looking for careers and allocated website and at website is only one type of person. And that person doesn't look like me. subconsciously, I may say yeah out I may not be a good fit right good fiddle. May Not be able to work. You may not get the job so. Yes. To that point. I think there's a big conversation within the industry and within HR and within people who you know, there are companies that really do want to recruit more more black people, more women, women, more minority professionals. But they're not only you know not able to hire them, but they're sort of. Not able to make themselves desirable to the professionals are trying to recruit. So you know you hear a lot of excuses like well, we'd like to hire more inclusively, but we don't get any applications from women or men minority candidates, and you know this speaks to sort of a problem on on the sort of you know the the sort of job posting side and the HR side. So how do you have any sort of thoughts in this regard into where to find you know more people color and so forth. Guys yet at a got a pretty good idea I. Think I've seen one company doing a pretty big company but I haven't seen it Kinda circulated It is a good idea I would recommend to those, companies. You know zero in. On a SPEC-, use that may be in your city. You can go out talk to them. If they have a security program, you can go out talk to them. Met them know you're interested so that Kinda Pique their interest put your company on Arita lets them know that? Okay, best. That's a big move you come into. ACC You. And you're talking to us, said you got set up this pipeline. So I think that's a good quick easy way to Kinda. Going the right direction
The John Phillips Show
Los Angeles Councilman Ryu wants to pause construction in hillside, at-risk fire areas
"Los Angeles City Councilman David Rue introduced a motion today to temporarily halt construction and sensitive hillside areas within the Los Angeles Fire Department so called a very high fire hazard Severity zone. The motion calls for a halt in construction on narrow hillside roads and fire sensitive areas until November, 30th
Casefile True Crime
The Shergar Case
"In nineteen twenty, the country of Ireland consisted of two self-governing territories. Northern Ireland and southern Ireland both of which belonged to the United Kingdom. Following the war of independence and the anglo-irish trading of Nineteen Twenty, one southern Ireland declared independence from the UK and became the Republic of Ireland while no, the norlander remained under. British Rue. This partitioning caused great conflict between the two regions with the Irish nationalists in the Republic wanting all of island to bay reunified as an independent country. Well, unionists in the north didn't agree. Many inhabitants of Northern Ireland were descended from English ancestors and Dente more is British instead of Irish hence their loyalty to the UK. The fact that the unionists were mainly of Protestant background while the nationalists were predominantly Catholic, only food that avoid. inau nineteen, Sixty, eight, a period known as the troubles began mocking a battle for control between those who thought Northern Ireland should be returned to the republic and to those who felt it should remain under British rule. Leading the charge was the Irish Republican Army or IRA also as the Provisional Irish Republican Army. IRA was an illegal paramilitary organization whose primary goal was divorced. The United Kingdom to negotiate a withdrawal from Northern Ireland. They sought to bring about unification of Ireland, through any Maine's including violence and terrorism. When the troubles began fighting between the IRA and British soldiers from Northern Ireland was at an all time high. Over the years the IRA bombed political and economic targets across Northern Ireland and England using guerrilla tactics in both a and and rural areas. is of extreme protesting and violence had culminated in low morale and widespread despair throughout island and the economy was in trouble resulting in high unemployment rights and mass emigration? Yet one industry that continued to thrive was horse racing, which provided twenty thousand jobs and attracted large sums of money from overseas. In nineteen ninety, an Irish racehorse named sugar took the industry boss storm becoming a racing champion and national treasure. Dra public, adored Shergar, and watching him achieve great success provided a much-needed distraction from the troubles. He became a symbol of hope and possibility in another was blake and trying time.
Colleen and Bradley
Neve Campbell to reprise role in upcoming 'Scream 5' movie: 'I'm back'
"The Scream franchise has her characters did the press cut. She is the latest actor to reprise the role in the Scream franchise. David Arquette and Courtney Cox have already announced. They're returned to scream five Rue. It's going to be
Today in Focus
Protests in Belarus as disputed early election results give President Lukashenko an overwhelming victory
"Doing. To set a companion. Yoshino Colella. Dollar, Mr Casio's. Which is The voice you can hear belongs to Sweat Lonard economics care the main opposition leader in Belarus he until recently was a stay at home mom. But after the arrest of her husband, she decided to enter the political arena. Over the past few months she has brought hope to thousands of people would desperate for change in a country that for twenty six years has been under the authoritarian rule of President Alexander Lukashenko. On Sunday, they took to the streets to despite the election result, which recorded a landslide victory for the president. The protesters were met with a vitamin response from the police. Over the past few days, thousands have been arrested and to have died. To Oscar has now left the country after an apparent threat children. I'm looking he was nearly. On Tuesday, she released this video. In it she looks anxious and her eyes Dart around the room. She says, she knows many will condemn her for leaving and that she wouldn't wish this choice on anyone. PUT She pleads look after yourselves. Roster. Not One life is worth what is happening now? She's PUT, the war. To police who? From The Guardian, I'm Rachel Humphries today in Focus. Could a protest movement in Belarus bring down President Alexander Lukashenko. Honolulu Cova. Your a journalist based in Minsk and on Sunday night, the exit polls Belarus's election were released and they showed president. Alexander Lukashenko, had one eighty percent of the vote people immediately began protesting across the country. Tell me what happened. It was a completely peaceful protest people just. To demand pay a result of this election. Belarus, Rue Stan's though recent protesters do not offer demolished buildings staredown building they just got it and then over staten more ride from these team and they started this I he pulled. Out Whenever rights survived people disappeared and then became again but then more forces came in, they started using rubber bullets and tear gas what can and so many people get injured. Also, know that finished bands at least twice rammed into protesters human rights defenders said at some point that there was one person who died. That's awful. What is it been like for you covering these protests? For me is a they think the red difference suggests like I. Minister of information with blame you if you don't wear your press card but if you wear those finds that then you will be targeted this, it'd be know about journalists targeted Robert Bullets and tear gas just because they were during this. Journalists detained as well and I know about. My colleague editor in chief at Neva he was coming back. There was on his way to his home when he was detained so he was probably surveilled. We don't know what what happens human where he is it actually the same portal for for many people journalists the disappeared be looking for them at detention centers, but also relatives of. Thousands of people, hundreds of people are looking for their brothers. So tyrants who who disappeared during this protest I mean that's incredibly scary hunter and you were journalists reporting on this yourself. Where you worried about what my to you yes. I mean on many levels I'm not at home. Now I'm elsewhere at a safe location which I will probably have to change. The Ron though rules like if new report from a conflict area, you still kind of can understand where you are where you cannot be and here is can detained can be arrested. You can get in anywhere and if you're journalists doesn't help one of the most outrageous impound in of this police brutality. People started gathering farther away from the city centre immune. I was also there and it was redefined away. They can. No protests could have happened that before it was just the. Protests this stay there for a while they wait completely peaceful nothing. They did nothing they were clapping cars for honking. And all of a sudden riot police came again. So we run away to car and. Then also stunned grenade were deployed and. Ride police started firing people and also cars. So he's Tongres Brennan hit exploded near our car actually have it on video.
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Natalie Portman among A-listers bringing pro women's soccer team to Los Angeles
"Natalie Portman among those launching women's soccer team in Los Angeles to highlight heroes that are women by an m peterson of the associated, press. Actress Natalie Portman and venture capitalist. Karen, Nordmann lead a group that will bring an expansion national women's Soccer League team to the Los Angeles area in twenty, twenty two. The team tentatively named Angel. City will bring the League to eleven teams. Louisville AFC will join the nine current. NWS L. Clubs next season. Portman. Nordmann are joined by gaming. Entrepreneur Julie Erman. The consortium President in the majority female group others involved include actors, evil Longoria. America Ferrara, Jennifer Garner and Ouzo a Deuba. Tech Entrepreneur and Reddit Co founder Alexis Oh Hainian the husband of tennis star. Serena, Williams is the lead investor through his firm initialized capital. Portman Nordmann and urban all have a financial stake in the team. I think it's so important to have role models and heroes that are women for kids both boys and girls to see, and it's just such an incredible sport in that it really is a team Sport Portman, said in an interview with the Associated Press. You see one woman success, and all the others are cheering her on because one woman success is the whole team's success among the founding group are more than a dozen former players, including mia a ham, Abby Wambach and Julie Foudy. Other female business leaders. Portman said she heard Wambach. A former US national team. Forward speak at a time is up event and started thinking about how female athletes are regarded in society. Then she and Nordmann met Becca Rue, the executive director of the US Women's National Team Players Association. We started going to games, and we just got so into it, and it was just kind of a revolution to see my son and. And his friends, these little eight year, old boys at the time wanting to wear their REPEA-, no jerseys and Alex Morgan Jerseys I was like. Wow, this would be a different world. It wasn't unusual to them at all. Portman said there were hints that the group was coming together last year when Portman Gardner Longoria and other celebrities went to a national team exhibition game at L. AFC stadium before the World Cup. The women also reached out to a local supporters group that has been campaigning to bring a team to Los Angeles. The plan is to bring on additional investors as the team takes shape. We knew that there would be a strong and passionate supporters group here to support this and from there it was about. How do we do this in the right way? How do we do this differently Urman said? The group is partnering with the La Eighty Four Foundation. A nonprofit formed after the nineteen eighty four Los Angeles Olympics that promotes youth sports. Angel City also announced its formal support of the foundations play the fund aimed at helping kids in minority and underserved communities. We believe these players need to be playing on one of the best stages in the world, but we also know that we have the power and the platform and the voice to make a meaningful impact in our community. Erm, said, and so it's important for us to do that from day one in the same way that we are building to put eleven incredible players on the field from day one. The NWS cell, which began play in twenty, thirteen was the first professional team sport to return to action in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic with the challenge. Cup, tournament, in Utah, the semifinals are set for Wednesday. The official name of the Los Angeles Club and where it will play are expected to be announced later this year. The growth trajectory of the NWS L. is incredibly exciting, but we also need to be strategic and thoughtful about how fast we expand and the communities. We partner with and W ESL, commissioner. Lisa Baird said in a statement Tuesday. We've long sought the right partner in L. A. Considering the NWS L. Fan base that already exists in the region and the massive interest in women's soccer in general.
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Search of lake for missing “Glee” star to resume Sunday - Spectrum News 1
"Searchers looking for glee actress Naya Rivera who officials believe drowned in a California lake Thursday are getting additional help police say Rivera's four year old son was found alone on a pontoon boat and told authorities the pair went swimming but his mother never came back like pie rue about fifty five miles from LA it is difficult to search with low visibility and underwater terrain littered with downed trees and debris Ventura county sheriff's department sergeant Shannon king says now
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Search of lake for missing "Glee" star to resume Sunday
"Searchers looking for glee actress Naya Rivera who officials believe drowned in a California lake Thursday are getting additional help police say Rivera's four year old son was found alone on a pontoon boat and told authorities the pair went swimming but his mother never came back like pie rue about fifty five miles from LA it is difficult to search with low visibility and underwater terrain littered with downed trees and debris Ventura county sheriff's department sergeant Shannon king says now they're expanding the search more search and rescue has come out and they're going to be doing both searches visual searches as well as they're gonna be searching some of the cabins on the north end of the life she also says they want to recover Rivera's body to bring closure to the family and don't suspect foul play I'm Julie Walker