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The Hair Radio Show with Kerry Hines
"raglan" Discussed on The Hair Radio Show with Kerry Hines
"Good morning Yes, and I have to say happy risings and all that wonderful good stuff to you This is a big day. This is the first time The listeners of the hair radio morning show is actually meeting miss Lila So I'm so honored to have you with us Thank you. Thank you. Thank you and indeed likewise Yes, Lila. We've got to start at the beginning because first of all I have to ask you Lila The goat and this is ly la by the way, so tell us how did you get the name? Lila the goat I Gave it to myself because I'm self-proclaimed I've been in this industry over 20 years and I and I own it that I am one of the greatest of all time And when you say okay So that's what for you guys out there who may not be familiar when you see the G period Oh period a period T That is greatest of all time. That's what the goat stands for. Okay, not an actual, you know animal, you know So that's what we're talking about Lila, I'm so honored to have you I you know just catching up with one another through social media and Listening and watching some of your amazing videos you are one of those individuals who? Have so much information to share You're like an amazing like a personality Already just to you know, just bubbling over To help folks navigate and to do things with their lives and I'm just real excited to welcome you to the show But let me ask you What would you like to bring to the head radio morning show team what would you like to bring to us? And to our fans I want oh absolutely. I want to bring enlightenment on a non boring level I Want to reel you in? With knowledge That will help you Escape The Bondages of ignorance on every level Not just not just hair. We have a lot of things going on in society that need to be addressed and Again, the hair industry is included with that. You know, we've got a lot of shenanigans going on in Lila the goat folks, okay get your pins ready Absolutely Well Lila, I have to say yes, and you know what I just joke, but I know that you're absolutely right and This is why I say you are perfect and right for this because we need somebody who can bring it Who can just go and when folks are asking then they're sending in those questions. I call it ask Lila They're sending in those questions and and emailing them and going on the salon TV network app To send in those questions that they want you to you know spin and in your own Individual way and I can't wait. I'm super excited about it. And I think well neither can I So listen I Hear you and the first thing I want to mention to everybody to all of the fans of the hit radio morning shows that we Are so so proud we're we're kind of preparing for this big premiere next month I don't want to say date and month and time just yet, but we will keep you informed So you got to listen to the hair radio morning show each day and that will be bringing you the amazing Miss Lila, we call Lila the goat right here on our broadcast To share her unique we call it unique wisdom because I think it is Yes, I gotta start by talking to a little bit about your background now Where are you out of where you based from and and all that wonderful good stuff anything you can share with us this morning? Yes, briefly. I was born on Staten Island, New York. Yay, New York. All right Yes, I acquired my first out I'm gonna call it cosmetology culture in my spirit When I was about six years old. Oh, tell us how so Oh, I my grandmother would not buy toys when I was a little girl She showed me how to make a doll baby out of the joy dishwashing liquid bottle and showed me how to put the yarn on the top of the little ball and Told me that's gonna be your baby and I'll be damned if I didn't make that my baby Now Wow, that's how I learned how to break because I didn't have nothing else better to do because she would not buy me toys She would not spend her money on toys taught me how to make the dress Taught me how to sew the stitch to put the dress on and showed me how to secure that hair on to that That dishwashing liquid bottles, you know the little joy it remember joy. We don't even see those anymore Wow, yep, and that's how I learned how to break and then I started braiding Talia why did only Baby sister's hair initially. She was the one that used to get her hair done by me She's super well known. She's like one of the leading hair Entrepreneurs out there and has been for a while. We are big fans of hers the hair radio more Absolutely Yes hands down. Yeah, she taught me everything I know about how to secure that that undetectable knot That's very important that high price undetectable knot that we have an industry a lot of ladies that you know that are not doing now But it's okay and Moving beyond that I Also attended Baltimore studio school of hair design in Baltimore, Maryland Came to South Carolina got reciprocity here and Pretty much have covered. I want to say Pretty much 85% of the industry from hair color hair cutting braiding We've The gamut Natural hair care makeup lashes facials pedicures nails you name it There's pretty much nothing that I haven't done even professionally under the light Well my love the other thing I wanted to say And I know that pedicures really jump out for some reason. Why is that? You love pedicures. Why what tell us about that love for pedicures? I'm addicted. I've grown to be addicted to it. I have a fetish with a What we want to what most want to call ugly dirty dry crusty fungus infected foot I'm bringing you right to New York City. I know exactly where to take you and you can have all the crusty feet you like Gonna mention that you know as licensed licensed ophthalmologists. We're not technically it's against the law for us to Diagnose fungus, but you know So give me that so that I can transform it into a work of art Well, I have to tell you as I have mentioned and we're shouting out. Dr. Raglan this morning We want to certainly got to connect you guys because she's our foot expert here as well on the hit radio morning Lila the goat. I've got to say I'm so excited to welcome you again. If you guys are just joining us You're listening to the all-new hair radio morning Sean Carey Hines and with me on the line today is a new contributor to our Broadcast that we are so happy to have you in the family of hair radio and to be sharing Your advice and wisdom each week and you're gonna have your own 30-minute segment Coming up very soon. We're gonna keep you guys informed on that And in the meanwhile, you'll be joining us with panel discussions and dropping some some wonderful nuggets of Information on us with your unique perspective. So we're going to keep you guys informed Lila anything you'd like to shout out anybody you want to shout out to this morning. I Just would like to just give love to all of the people all over the world for everyone I'm not leaving anybody out all those even the babies that ain't even born yet. I just want to give you love and Just a corona kovat night team hug and kiss Awesome. Well, I have to say Lila the goat. Thank you so very much for being with us much appreciated and we look forward to your new broadcast Thank you. You got it. All right folks You're listening to the hair radio morning show the number one hair and beauty radio show worldwide and the longest-running hair and beauty radio show Oh Oh Did you know that the hair radio show with Carrie Hines is the longest-running radio broadcast on hair and beauty talk in the world It's a broadcasting hair industry Institution be a live guest on air and join our long list of amazing celebrities and hair and beauty industry Preliminaries who've all been on our show give our office team a call at 8 3 3 4 0 2 8 8 8 2 again, that's 8 3 3 4 0 2 8 8 8 2 or visit us online at hair radio comm Because you haven't made it until you've made it to hair radio I'm Maggie Anderson.
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"raglan" Discussed on The Hair Radio Show with Kerry Hines
"That's amazing. Yeah You know, my heart goes out because the families of these veterans could use these month as this compensation To a time. So listen, I I tell you Michael you really uncover just Incredible information and knowledge for everybody for every veteran and every veterans family I thank you so much on behalf of just all that you're doing Okay, so Michael great job today, I've got a really Yeah, thank you so much Oh, yeah. Thank you so much. Yes. I'm looking forward to it Well, gee, this has been fun doing this whole countdown with you all the way from number 40 right from number 40 and All the way to number five So we just will be doing the wrap-up In part eight. So number four all the way through to the wrap-up how exciting Michael I have to honestly say you have really knocked it out of the box as always. Oh Yeah, yeah, so are you looking forward to the conclusion of your eight-part series on? Yeah, every veteran should know oh, yes. Yes, I am Carrie I mean I've had set up and the veterans love it. I've heard from so many veterans that they think that this is just They just love it Well, it's been an exciting time. It really has and you have helped so many folks with this information I have learned a lot. I really have I This is big for us we have counted down from number 40 That's a lot. You've done. It definitely is Okay. Well listen Michael Hopkins as was always At the end of each of these episodes We always take a moment to salute our veterans for all of their hard work dedication service and just going on with their lives and we just Appreciate it on behalf of everybody at the dead talk radio show my network the hair radio side and so many others we just appreciate the work and Appreciate your work. So Michael, what do you say at the end of each episode of that talk radio? It's all it's all about the vets you served you deserve All right. We'll see you back here next time. Great job, Michael No as women It seems like we care the weight of the world on our shoulders and that weight is Directly balanced between your two feet and with this balance and act who you think is suffering not the kids It's your feet while running errands paying bills or dodging traffic You could be ruining your feet wearing the wrong shoes for the wrong period of time can cause more damage than you think Hammer-toed bunions are the leading deformities in black women and dr Yolanda raglan is the first black and only female podiatrist with practices dedicated solely to the correction of these type of deformities So let this black girl do some magic and fix your feet for more information visit fix your feet calm providing medically necessary surgery with a cosmetic result Michael Hopkins it is fantastic to finally be at the last part Number eight of your eight part series on top terms Every veteran should know when filing a claim good morning to you From all of us at the hair radio and across the vet talk radio network. Good morning Good morning, Carrie. How are you this morning? I am doing great here in Brooklyn, New York I know you're down and beautiful, Pennsylvania, Virginia Well, I'm excited to get started but first as we do each each week right here on the show we always take a moment to salute the amazing veterans who have just made this country what it is today and also big fans of the vet talk radio show, so we're super excited and We offer our warmest wishes and again we salute you as well Michael Hopkins and we're ready to get started Ready to rock and roll now first first. I want to just jump in Michael again We said these are top terms that every veteran should know So why is it so important then? Why should every veteran know these top terms? Wow carried. I mean, that's a very good question. And the reason why every Veteran is filing a claim that should know these terms These are the fabric of Filing a claim these are things that you should know When you file a claim because these terms are going to come up some of these things a lot of these things are very Helpful when you're filing a claim that you need to know it can either make or break your claim By knowing these terms Wow, well, I am super excited to go ahead and get started Michael so I know that this being part eight of eight You are beginning with number four and you will be traveling from four counting on down to number one today on the broadcast So what do we have at number four? Number four is the VA math And that the Yes, the VA math it's basically what as veterans we call it that funny math and It's not like regular math when you go to do regular math And in the world of regular math that we all studied in school If I had one yeah Yeah, and and in the VA world if you have a 70% rating And you add a 30% rating to it Logically, it should be what 100% sound about right, doesn't it? Yeah Yeah, I mean it sounds about right, but unfortunately in the VA claims world It does not sound right It's just it the VA considers or Let's just say it like this when a veteran Went into the military the military considers them Good to go at a hundred percent.
The Hair Radio Show with Kerry Hines
"raglan" Discussed on The Hair Radio Show with Kerry Hines
"And of course that talk radio and This again, thank you michael hopkins Oh, you're quite welcome carrie now, what do you always say to support our veterans? Gary we're in theme number we're in the second year second season of the radio Yes, and resilience As women, it seems like we carry the weight of the world on our shoulders And that weight is directly balanced between your two feet and with this balancing act who you think is suffering It's not the kids. It's your feet while running errands paying bills or dodging traffic You could be ruining your feet wearing the wrong shoes for the wrong period of time can cause more damage than you think Hammer toe and bunions are the leading deformities in black women and dr Yolanda raglan is the first black and only female podiatrist with practices dedicated solely to the correction of these type of deformities So let this black girl do some magic And fix your feet for more information visit fixyourfeet.com providing medically necessary surgery with a cosmetic result The shop money is fast money and if you're wise you'll stash the money because eventually you'll get burnt out Now your pocket's looking funny never saw it coming because you've been balling since 24 Do one hand designer shoes all day now your knees sore create your exit plan or you'll be stuck in the trap Like selling dope the money come fancy with no plan. It's a wrap miss your kids growing up trying to stack that paper Now they're growing and you miss out on your life and I hope they don't hate you The shop will make you money, but it could leave you blind taking that thing that you can't get back and that's called time Taking trips to the hair show. Yeah, that's sweet But then you gotta rush back to the shop to stand on your feet I'm, just trying to school this generation the best that I can Fall out and stack that paper. Make sure you got an exit plan The hair game is like a trap money falling in your lap god forbid you get sick Now you're crying tail off track. You better get you some insurance and that's just something you can't dodge Because you're messing around and you get sick. Now you're forced to get a job You buy your kids everything just to compensate for the time lost traded in the best years of their life Just to call myself a boss So So Can you worry about where I've been or who I thought of? What's love I want to do with my own fear? Baby, don't worry, I'm still saying that I need you Somebody told me that this planet was small We used to live in the same building on the same floor And never met before until I'm overseas on tour And peeped as Ethiopian queen from Philly taking classes abroad She's studying film in photo flash focused record Said she working on a flick and cut my click through the score She said she loved my show in Paris at Elisee Montmartre And that I stepped off the stage and took a piece of her heart We knew from the start that things fall apart Intense and status she liked, that it don't matter when I get home Get out of school at her home, whatever, let's play, let's get together This you think not, think the thought went home and forgot Time passed, we back in Philly, now she up in my spot Telling me the things I'm telling her is making her hot Started building with her constantly round the clock Now she in my world like hip hop and she try to let me down Give you a worry about where I've been and who I thought of What club I'm in so it's my home with baby Don't worry, you know that you got me Give you a worry about where I've been and who I thought of What club I'm in so it's my home with baby Don't worry, you know that you got me I'm the type that's always catching a flight And sometimes I got to be out at the height of the night And that's when she flippin' get on some old Another lonely night seems like I'm on the side You only loving your mind I know you got to get that paper daddy Keep that in sight But yo I need some sort of love in my life You dig me? While Paula's sticking with my sister from New York City She said she know this wrong player And they think I'm pretty fly I'm playing boom, you know it's just what you want saying boom And when cats be robbing games I don't hear what they saying boom When you out there in the world I'm still your girl With all my classes I don't have the time for like girls So when you sweating all day think of me when you rhyme And don't be listening to your homies they be eating wine Yeah so what you saying I can trust you It's crazy you my king for real But sometimes I'll make you think you're hell Give you a worry about where I've been and who I thought of What club I'm in so it's my home with baby Don't worry you know that you got me Give you a worry about where I've been and who I thought of What club I'm in so it's my home with baby Don't worry you know that you got me That snake could be that chick and that rat Could be that cool cat That's whispering she trying to play you for the full black If something's on your chest then let it be known See I'm not your every five minutes all on the phone And on the topic of trust it's just a matter of fact That people write back and fracture what's intact And they'll forever be I ain't on some oh I'm a celebrity I deal with the real so if it's artificial let it be I've seen people caught in love like where I've been Listening to these songs and listening to their friends That's exactly the point where they hold world and lives come in That's where the drama begins Give you a worry about where I've been and who I thought of What club I'm in so it's my home with baby Don't worry you know that you got me Give you a worry about where I've been and who I thought of What club I'm in so it's my home with baby Don't worry you know that you got me Give you a worry about where I've been and who I thought of What club I'm in so it's my home with baby Don't worry you know that you got me If you are worried about where I've been or who I thought of What love I'm into is my own fear Baby, don't worry, you know that you love me If you are worried about where I've been or who I thought of What love I'm into is my own fear Baby, don't worry, you know that you love me If you are worried about where I've been or who I thought of What love I'm into is my own fear Baby, don't worry, you know that you love me If you are worried about where I've been or who I thought of What love I'm into is my own fear Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, we need We need Yeah, we need Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, we need It's time to rise and shine with the Hair Radio Morning Show with Carrie Hines All right, thank you, Purple Barbie.
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"raglan" Discussed on The Hair Radio Show with Kerry Hines
"It would be early We died at six o'clock in the morning new york time Uh very very early in the morning, uh still dark outside it was freezing gold Uh when I started the program and uh, but that's what I wanted to do. I wanted to help everybody wake up And have something positive and fun and you know connected Somebody's on with you live going through life, uh each morning And uh, that's what I wanted to be and that's what the show has Uh Represented and what it means to so many folks who each morning the first thing they do they program our radio Telephone number our contact 516 number literally they program it into their cell phones And uh when they wake up each morning as you guys know we say wake up and be awesome Uh, that's correct. We we want you to wake up hit that one Programmed contact button on your cell phone. We know it's right there at your head And uh, literally connect with our live radio broadcast It's been a great rewarding time each day to put this together for folks Monday through friday from 6 to 9 a.m. Eastern It's great. So we love it. Uh, we will continue to bring you the broadcast god willing and Continue to improve it And i'm excited and that the reason that we get that question all the time Why so early in the morning? And again, it's just um, we want it to be a part of you Uh creating your day um For the most part you turn on your tv soon as you wake up and it's kind of a deluge of just you know, uh, real Chaotic type stories and things but to me it doesn't lend itself to Getting your day started in the most productive way. I think uh Surrounding yourself with positive energy Uh folks who absolutely love that you have joined them um And listening to great music and sharing great stories. That's what the hair radio morning show is all about It really is and we couldn't have made it this far without you um our amazing fans so i'm carrie heinz and We've gone this far. Let's uh, let's keep it going Ladies do you love a man with a well-groomed and sexy beard men? Do you suffer from patchiness or irritation and want a fuller beard? 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But then you gotta rush back to the shop to stand on your feet I'm, just trying to school this generation the best that I can Ball out and stack that paper make sure you got an exit plan the hair game is like a trap Money falling in your lap god forbid you get sick. Now you're crying tail off track You better get you some insurance and that's just something you can't dodge because you're messing around and you get sick Now you're forced to get a job you buy your kids everything just to compensate for the time lost Traded in the best years of their life just to call myself a boss As women it seems like we carry the weight of the world on our shoulders And that weight is directly balanced between your two feet and with this balancing act who you think is suffering It's not the kids. It's your feet while running errands paying bills or dodging traffic You could be ruining your feet wearing the wrong shoes for the wrong period of time can cause more damage than you think Hammertoe and bunions are the leading deformities in black women and dr Yolanda raglan is the first black and only female podiatrist with practices dedicated solely to the correction of these type of deformities So let this black girl do some magic And fix your feet for more information visit fixyourfeet.com Providing medically necessary surgery with a cosmetic result In november 2022 Researchers found out that women who use chemicals in their hair such as hair relaxers are likely to develop uterine cancer At human go we pride ourselves as the producers of all natural hair care products We use all natural organic ingredients in our products to ensure a chemical free process This is our website at www.healandgo.com To read about all our products under uses again our website is www.healandgo.com I'm maggie andersons. I am the creator of the empowerment experiment And the author of our black year my family's year-long stand completely living off of black owned businesses When we decided to take on this public pledge, we had no idea how hard it would be there was only one black owned grocery store in all of Illinois And that grocery store closed Five months before we finished our year And I have two little girls that means no fresh milk no fresh meats no fresh produce But I put them through that because we took the stand and we wanted Really to do something extreme out of love for our community to expose How few black businesses there still are? to refute negative stereotypes about black owned businesses and to expose Economic injustice that still persists in america after the year I decided that I could not go back to corporate. I could not go back to law I've made this issue of economic racism And really trying to create economic empowerment In our black community my life The black hair care firms they uh sustained the civil rights movement Black women created these companies huge thriving companies And we needed that we talk about black wall street now because we shine a light on what happened in tulsa Most black neighborhoods were anchored by these black wall streets And if we could bring that back America would be better. I'm not saying bring all the back that would probably be impossible, but we can bring black hair care back So There are great black hair care companies that exist black owned hair care companies that exist right now And it would be wonderful for in america just like other groups own their culturally relevant products and industries That the black community can own the biggest black hair care brands that the black community can own black beauty supply stores Three percent of the beauty supply stores in black neighborhoods and people know people black people know what i'm talking about If you go into a black neighborhood You're going to see a beauty supply store and they're going to sell all the black hair care products that only black people use And they are not owned by black people So i've issued the black owned hair care challenge just asking everyday folks to say Hi, my name is maggie anderson and I accept the black owned hair care challenge and tell the world that from now on I'm going to buy black hair care products. I'm going to make sure it's from a black owned company The all-new hair radio morning show i'm carrie hinds now I have with us for the very first time Uh, I think she's from the world of hair care We are talking about someone who is uh, she's a professional hair stylist a business owner an educator coach an inspirational consultant and also the author of a book called adjusting your crown That's a book written to encourage and inspire individuals to establish their vision set their goals And make adjustments daily as necessary then accomplish those goals and fulfill their vision to hard work and trust in god It is my honor to welcome to the broadcast. Dr. Enola pollard Good morning. Dr. Pollard. Welcome to the hair radio morning show Thank you so much it's an honor to be on with you Oh, thank you so much. We always say you haven't made it until you've made it to Hair radio, that's what everybody hears up here. And so thank you. It's a pleasure It really is to welcome you now i've got to jump right on in because we have You know over the years we've been out there for a while. I mean, uh, well Pretty much closing in on a thousand broadcasts of the hair radio morning show and so we're super honored To welcome folks from across the spectrum. We've had many many folks who are trichologists on and doing just great things and we're just Happy to put those folks out to everybody and make our entire listening audience aware of who they are But just to remind everybody. Dr. Clark. What exactly is a trichologist? Let's start there A trichologist is one that specializes in Scaptist organs and you know, uh, those that are suffering with hair loss And that is so incredibly I mean that has been something that That folks that we could relate to so, you know They're just high numbers because almost everybody on some level or a great number of folks are dealing with hair loss So this is something that we're going to delve into in just a bit as well Um, but I have to say it doesn't end there You're also the ceo and founder of Ashanti Enterprises and I love that name Ashanti Ashanti enterprises like you say there. Um, and you have your own website So it's just a.com on the end of that just so that folks can find you easily. So Ashanti Enterprises.com. So tell us about Ashanti Enterprises. What exactly is Ashanti Enterprises? Ashanti Enterprises is so broad and wide It's a variety of services. I offer hands-on classes. I mentor students which are Heading towards being a future professional I have life coach services. I have grief coach services I have hands-on if you're a hair cutting hair coloring I also Provide me some ship programs. So it's a variety of businesses under the umbrella of Ashanti Enterprises Well, I have to tell you guys that there when you go to Dr. Pollard's website and I just love this again. It's Ashanti Enterprises.com I am blown away. I love the Books, the publications that you have there Um, I just love it. I think that this is so important For the folks in our community and it's beautiful to see folks of color Uh presented in such a way that you have it all presented there. I just love it and outstanding so I can't wait to uh to have us to kind of Uh, you know really unveil this uh to our audience and and and this is just going to be something This is the very start Dr. Pollard Of this whole journey that you're going to be on with us, so we're real happy about that Okay, so I cannot wait in other words. We can't wait to delve into some of these books So, uh really good stuff Okay Now i've gotta I gotta go back a little bit. Okay, and folks up there if you are just tuning in You're listening to the all new hair radio morning show i'm carrie hein now I have with us now she uh Again, she is a noted hair stylist psychologist She's a business owner book author and so many wonderful wonderful wonderful things out there that we are just happy to have you With us and it's very difficult to get a hold of dr. Enola Pollard. Let me just put that on out there So, uh for me, so I know because you're very busy and that's just that's what that speaks to Uh, so dr. Pollard now, I want to go back a little bit Where exactly are you based out of? I don't think you're not here in new york with me. Are you? I am not i'm in louisiana No, wait, what? You're in the central time zone Okay. Wow All right. So now that is exciting. So thank you and thank you for that And the reason that we always share that because everybody always looks at oh, I know where that is, okay So I think the lafayette area, correct? Yes in the lafayette area is actually near new orleans like me whenever you're smitten louisiana, that's the first thing you know that comes to mind is new orleans for body garage, you know that that's Definitely something big that happens in our area and essence musical festival. So Everyone thinks of new orleans, but i'm from lafayette Yeah, so i've i've actually been to nor we say no No to new orleans one time i've only been there one time so i've got a chance to go to bourbon and all of that And uh, so it's really exciting. So listen, I want to get back to you on this so I really have to now Can you tell uh the folks out there a little bit about how you help? The uh, the folks out there whether it is somebody, you know, like we started off and let in on hair loss talking about that Has anything changed? Uh really on that topic Over the years because it has been something i've been talking about for years here literally if I had a I'd be a Multi-gazillionaire now. So what has anything changed in a way that we approach? The topic of hair loss and what can you share with everybody dr. Enola Well, what I can share with you Is whenever I went to school to get educated because I had a passion for hair loss. I was having so many clients You know that was concerned and I knew that Just what I learned in beauty school was not enough. I had to take it another notch and get more educated on hair loss and that's what uh moved me to go to school for a trichologist and I was introduced to Becoming a holistic hair practitioner And it really I mean it really stirred up so much passion and need Because it's deeper hair loss sometimes comes from stress Your lifestyle your medication Your health the way you eat. It's so many it's a variety Of things that can pinpoint what is the cause of you having hair loss? I absolutely love holistic hair Practitioner the education is ongoing and you can help clients in so many ways Which also gave me the option to be certified as a life coach because there's a lifestyle change And in so many stages that a person goes through when they're having a ceremony, you know, you go through denial you go through shame You know, you can't believe that it's you. What do you do? You're embarrassed So it's so many things that you have to embrace to prepare the client that's dealing with hair loss to You know really go on the journey of The hair growth going back and it's deeper than just the hair growing back With holistic as a holistic hair practitioner you're finding out really what's going on in the inside so educational it is so informative And it's so much to learn so it's you know, becoming a hair loss care practitioner It's not just getting the certification Going to a class for three days. It's ongoing education and you're actually going to You know finding out different herbs and different things that can That can help them and you're living the same lives transform Inside and out not just with the hair loss But their whole life changed so it is so amazing because I started off as just a hairstylist And I never imagined that things would elevate where I actually get my bachelor's master's doctorium Which led me to psychology, you know, so many different levels and i'm so grateful Because being a cosmetologist, you know, some people just think oh, that's just a hairstylist But there's so many things to learn It's so much That's life changing and it's not just about you Using the lives of others helping the lives of others Yes, well the the most important aspect of what you said to me Of course is that you will continue to learn and That is critical They tried to build that into the cosmetology programs in a different space and quite a few We don't have it so much in my state here in new york that i'm aware of but that is largely A big part of the the process and so I just love that now you mentioned the word You know, it's a it wasn't organic, but it was holistic when you say that holistic approach You know, especially in combating and dealing with hair loss what exactly do you mean that so how does it differ than some of the Traditional ways that the only thing or things that we have learned about treating hair loss So how does what you do differ a little bit? Dr.
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"Station sponsored by Michael chute casino. Thanks for joining us. I'm Kim shepherd. And here's what's happening. Harry and Meghan, the duke and Duchess of Sussex were involved in a car chase with paparazzi in Manhattan last night. The details are a little murky, the couple's spokesperson say it lasted hours the mayor of New York suggesting it might have been closer to ten minutes, either way this was not a safe situation. ABC's Derek Dennis is joining us on the northwest news line to talk more about it. What happened last night? Well, first of all, prince Harry, his wife, Meghan Markle, and her mother, Gloria raglan, are all safe. They were not injured in whatever happened last night. As you said, the details are murky. The royals or not working royals put out a statement saying that they were chased for some two hours in a near catastrophic situation through the streets of New York City, mayor Adams was giving a news conference and made a statement saying he doubted lasted that long, but said it would be inappropriate for any kind of chase to be happening on the streets. And now ABC News has been digging into this, including interviewing a taxi driver who apparently picked up Harry Meghan and Megan's mother after a charity event that they were attending and said, it wasn't nearly a chase lasted just a few minutes, and he never felt unsafe at all. So there are conflicting reports about this. ABC News is looking into it, including going around the route that apparently they traveled looking for surveillance video to try to corroborate whatever happened, but it appears this was made to be more of than it actually was. Yeah, I understood that at some point there was New York police involved in some kind of an escort for them. Right. And the NYPD put out a statement saying that no arrests were made that at no time where the royals placed in harm's way. And said that they arrived at their destination safely. And so again, a lot of conflicting information here. And we're getting to the bottom of it. Well, it's understandable how Harry might be particularly sensitive to the situation. I mean, in light of his mother's death, Princess Diana, it's hard to believe it's been 25 years, and it seems like not a whole lot's changed when it comes to paparazzi. Sure. I mean, paparazzi known to be aggressive or particularly overseas in Britain, but someone aggressive in the states as well. And yes, in 1997, Harry's mother Princess Diana died in a car crash while being chased by paparazzi in Paris. So he, of course, is very sensitive to it. That may be the undercurrent here, but by most accounts, this was nowhere near that kind of situation. And when we have presidential visits, we've got the Secret Service, they're shutting down freeways. Are there any kind of protocols for when royals come to town? Well, we know that they did have their own security with them and also NYPD escort at least for some portion of their evening as they went to and from this charity event. But it does beg the question why they would be in a taxicab after all this. Why not have a private car service? So there are a lot of questions that are surrounding it for sure. And I think about regulation of the industry itself, when we think about paparazzi, their generally independent photographers just hoping they can get a good shot. They can sell to a magazine or a website. I imagine if they were employees of those news outlets, then their bosses might be on the hook for their behavior. So what about any kind of regulation for the industry? Well, and that's a question because we have not seen any of the pictures from this incident from the paparazzi. They haven't appeared anywhere. And so the question is, did they not get a good shot last night during this incident or whether the outlet that they were working for are withholding it? No, there's not a lot of regulation surrounding the paparazzi. Obviously they have to abide by state, local laws in terms of speeding, invasion of privacy. But yeah, curious to see if any pictures from this incident will appear anywhere in tabloids or elsewhere, or if they just don't exist. ABC's Derek Dennis, on the northwest news line. Northwest news time 6 20 time for your stock charts dot com money updates. I bet some sudden optimism about the debt ceiling negotiation stocks rallied sharply today. The S&P 500 rolls 49 points, the Dow Jones Industrial sword 408, or one and a quarter percent, and the NASDAQ composite leaped a 157. Shoppers spent more on necessities, but targets quarterly revenue grew by just swell about 1% year over year to $25.32 billion slightly exceeding expectations per share earnings handily beat estimates. The big box retailers said it is sticking with its full year outlook. It shares rose 2.6% today. That's your money now. Money news at 20 and 50 passed every hour and still ahead, we're going to talk shark week. I
Something Rhymes with Purple
"raglan" Discussed on Something Rhymes with Purple
"Flat or house that you rented or bought? I almost, the very first one I finished studying in America was in Soho, actually, in broadwick street, and I was in a fair rented Westminster council gorgeous three story flat that looked out onto borough street market. And it was very cheap, I loved it. So you lived. You're not Soho go. It's fantastic. Yeah, no, it was brilliant. And you rented it. How can you remember how much the rent was? I honestly can't. Hundreds though it wouldn't have been thousands, which it would be now. Good grief. Yeah. Well, I'm shocked by that. 'cause I know nothing. We then bought, so why would I say we'll save? And then we had enough to get a mortgage, and then we bought a flat in baker street. And then we bought a house and captain hill gardens in Notting Hill, and then we bought another house in barns, and where we have lived for 36 years. Which is beautiful. Which is, well, it's a nice. You have a flagpole. You're the only person I know. You'll have the flagpole in the house. It must be that shitty bang bang. What is it? And see if my wife salutes she doesn't often. So anyway, you earn property now. You now have a mortgage. Yes. Mortgage. Where does the word money comes from? A lot of people think it's linked to mortuary, which it is. It's got death in it, and not because it kills you to pay it off, but because the debt is dead when it's paid off, it's very strange. But yeah, mortgage and mortgage are linked. And when we had the flat in baker street, we had an hour long lease. Where does the word lease come from? That's French as well. So from the French lessy, meaning to let or leave. And of course, if you are advertising a house to rent, you say to let, which is literally giving someone permission, giving leave for someone else to live there. Is that a reason why so many of these words come from a French garage, often when we're talking, it's a German heritage, but all of these that we mentioned so far seem to be French. Yeah, it seems of the Normans and obviously that percolated through lots of different centuries. So when the Normans came over, we struggled with their French, so we came up with this hybrid called Anglo Norman, which was a bit of French, a bit of English, kind of twisted words to make them all familiar to our town. And for centuries, the language of finance of law of the sort of so called educated subjects were heavily influenced by French because it was the language of the nobility and the aristocracy and the people who were considered to be top class and educated. So that's why. The word lead is a word that has so many different uses, doesn't it? It does. And actually, I did look up and I think I made a note of this, how many entries yes, how many entries it has in the OED. So these quite prolific and I use the Oxford traditionally online, so I'm looking at this virtual pages. But 28 big senses and within each sense you've got 5 or 6 substances often. But set is the longest, the longest word, if you like, or the word with the longest entry in the OED. 128. Different ways you can use that. A 154. Sorry, so let is 2854 senses. And what does that mean? Of different definitions, different ways of using the word. Yes, different meanings essentially, and then that's not to mention all the different phrasal verbs that you have let up, let go, let on, let in or set up, set off, set in, set out all of those things. So we're talking about incredibly versatile words. And often quite annoying because particularly if you're non native speaker, how can you know? Very good. Am I talking about flats to begin with? Where does the word flat come from? Yes. So flat goes back to the Vikings. It had a very similar word. And do they have flats in those days? No. They didn't have flats, but for them, it meant smooth and even. And I think what we're talking about really is just a one single story building. So that was flat because it's on the flat. It's on the flat or it's just, he doesn't go up. It doesn't have a set of stairs. They don't have flats in America, do they? They have apartments. You have apartments. Why don't they have flats? I don't know. Because we deliberately have two very different languages. Deliberately. Well, the war event you won't remember the war of independence. The rest of the world, when we get to the Crimean War, I've got some very good stories about me and lord raglan. Nations wanted to have a language that was true to their identity. Obviously, there's not an enmity involved reject for the Americans rejecting the king's English was the same as rejecting the king. It was a big drive to make them as distinct as possible. And the word like apartment comes from being a part. Yeah, French French as well, yeah. So it was a private dwelling. That was the idea that it was originally something that was private and set aside set apart from public areas. So we had a flat then we had another flat. Then we had a house. Now where does house come from? That is Germanic. So house, you still have this household. Oh, it's because miserable. And that gives you Miz on it. Isn't it? A little house? And maybe just like if you mention? Mansion is related to months and that is definitely Latin and I'm going to look it up because I've never lived in a mansion. Well, the flats that we lived in were called mansion blocks. They were Victorian or edwardian mansion blocks. The ones in baker street are quite impressive. Yeah, I'm president. Did you ever live in a penthouse? No. Never lived in a penthouse. I once appeared in the magazine of that name. In younger and happier days, so I should have guessed this manta ray in Latin, meaning simply to stay, which gave us remain as well. So it's somewhere where you stay, but she doesn't quite give you the grandeur of it, does it? But the Anglo Norman version was mostly, meaning, dwelling, or abode, and I guess because it was French it meant something, you know, where the noble people lived. A bungalow is a world that isn't French, or German origin, I think it's Indian. Am I right? Absolutely right. It means done in the manner of houses in bed. To Bengal style house, the Bangalore. Yes, exactly, because they had the single story houses. And penthouse, just to go back to those, it goes back to the Latin Penta meaning. It's almost like a lean tube. I mean, the penthouse is now very swish, isn't it? But it was something that was attached, really, will stuck on to another building or another apartment. So it was originally like a shed or a garage, and then moved up in the world. Where was your first House? House House. Oxford. And then rent it there. I did. Yeah. It took me a few different renting and owning. No. No, if I lived in Germany, which was always my plan, I'd be renting happily. That was your plan. Your ambition to life was to live in Germany. I wanted to live in Germany, yes, Berlin was where I wanted to live and then various places. Then I went to America and wanted to live there and then yeah. Why didn't you do that? I don't know, well, Visa was the main reason for America. Not your card, your Visa card, they'd cut it up. Yeah. You couldn't get a Visa. Well, once my student Visa expired, I had to get a job within have many months. And I came home from Germany or from America. For America. Why didn't you live in you could live in Germany in argument? Sometimes have that found they remember that longing to be far away. Maybe that's because that word found me. So it means far sickness. So instead of homesickness, it's far sickness where you just yearn to be somewhere else. Gosh, don't we all feel that? Not now.
RADCast Outdoors
"raglan" Discussed on RADCast Outdoors
"To 5 20 grand chaos. Broadhead selections way more important in that scenario. It's a two blade cut on contact broadhead. Exactly. So I'm just curious, standing on the line, shooting for money, what do you do to prep to get ready to do that? I mean, that's a world that I haven't entered or what is different in that arena than hunting. The hardest thing to handle and it has a direct correlation to hunting is the urge, you know? Learning how to some people just struggle a lot with it. Some people don't at all. And it's kind of crazy. I attribute to type a and type three personalities a lot. You just get in order to get more comfortable in that scenario you just got a normalized, right? Jim berner shot a hundred freaking out with the body prior to the good jangle the more I said it to angle when they jam in, you know? You know, at the same thing goes, you know, I remember getting though getting an announcement from Montana to charge in as soon as it wasn't even a big help. Raglan 5 or 6, I don't remember what it was, but I just remember just shaking. The only thing I could think was do what you doing in a tournament scenario you just make sure you're pulling because it'll always hit behind where the pin was. And if you're not pulling your collapse and because you're nervous and your body wants to collapse, then you don't tell a word that I was going to go. But you pick up on little things like that in tournament archery that prepare you for what you see in the Woods. I had to meal there two years ago the same thing. It was a pretty long shot and I'm like, what even a big buck? You know, and it's like, I just felt myself trembling. I'm like, okay, make sure you pull. So, but nerves are, yeah. In the hunting situation, the one thing I think the first thing I tell people to do is slow down. We absolutely got to slow down. Because you're buying has gotten adrenaline attack your body has that your mind says, I want rid of this feeling. So the first thing you got to do is slow down. Second thing you got to do is, you know, visualize what you want to see happen. A lot of guys, if you hear stories, guys, just shooting and they don't know what happened. They missed. They just threw all the pins down on it and pulled the trigger and they just did a complete panic attack, right? And so if you'll take the time to think, I'll put that pin right there, just that little split second. You know, will kind of imprint that picture. When I'm shooting at ASA term, I look them up and I can buzz up the vernacular about what I create. We're going to see in my sight picture. And then I kind of think of visual texture of what I'm going to see when I look through my target scope. So kind of the same principle.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"raglan" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"To Bloomberg daybreak Europe live from London. Let's get you a check on the markets We are seeing markets moving a little bit further north this morning after the selloff we've had in recent days, the MSCI specific index three tenths of 1% higher Euro stocks 50 futures as well as we head towards the start of cash equities trading in half an hour's time there, 7 tenths of 1% higher on Wall Street has to be many features are half a percent higher as well. We are seeing bond yields moving a little bit lower this morning across Europe, the German ten year yield now two basis points are one spot 49 is right there in Italy the ten year BTP three basis points are three spot 79 this morning as the Euro is a tenth of 1% higher trading above parity now against the dollar at one zero zero 26. So those are the markets these are our top stories, Gazprom says that it will halt gas supplies to the French utility NG because of a disagreement over payments. The Russian company accuses energy of not paying in full for July deliveries. European Commission president Ursula von der leyen, meanwhile says that the EU has met its winter gas storage goal two months early with reserves. Now averaging 80%. At European level, we have agreed that all member states to do jointly save 15% of energy between August now and March 23. The second pillar is we need to diversify away from Russian fossil fuels to reliable like minded sources mainly also to fill our storages. And here's good news. We have reached now an average in the European Union of starch filling of 80%. That was the European Commission president Ursula von der leyen. Meanwhile, Gazprom plans to shut the Nord stream pipeline to Germany for three days of maintenance beginning today. Bloomberg has learned UK treasury officials have estimated that gas producers and electricity generators may make excess profits of as much as 170 billion pounds over the next two years. The assessment is set to be delivered to the new prime minister who takes office next week and is likely to fuel calls for expanding the windfall tax. While staying with inflation, Federal Reserve officials stress their commitment to tackling high prices while remaining vague on how big their policy move will be next month, three regional fed presidents are all saying that curbing sawing inflation is their top priority. Thomas barkin of the Richmond fed sees it as more important than growth. We're committed to getting inflation under control and there's a path to get there. A recession is obviously a risk in the process. I'll just say for context, nobody ever canceled the business cycle. So when you say there's a risk of recession, it doesn't have to be like a 2008 recession. Richmond fed president Thomas barkin speaking there to the Huntington regional Chamber of Commerce, fed officials lifted rates by 75 basis points at their last two meetings in Powell has said that another unusually large increase of this size could be on the table when they meet in September. China's economy continues to falter according to the latest factory activity figures, the official manufacturing PMI rose to 49.4 from 49 in July contracting for a second month in a row, the royal second largest economy has faced a range of sharks from drought and power cuts to COVID outbreaks and lockdowns. And now The White House says that Mikhail Gorbachev, who has died at the age of 91, dramatically reduced the potential for a third World War. The former leader of the Soviet Union is widely credited with bringing an end to the Cold War without bloodshed. Speaking before his death, Russian historian and politician Vladimir said that Gorbachev's vision change global politics forever. In the world, must say thank you, mister Gorbachev for freedom for independence for new policy for democracy for liberal political system. That was the Russian historian and politician of Vladimir, of course, the tributes being paid to Gorbachev in all of the newspapers by political leaders. It was such a remarkable time Gorbachev figure of my childhood and yet we're in such a different place now with Vladimir Putin waging war in Europe. And unbelievable contrast, but it really fascinating to read some of the tributes being paid to him and also to remind ourselves of the significant part that he paid in European history as well. That's our top stories this morning. Let's get a look next at some of the events we're watching out for later on. We've got Liang garands back in studio with us Liam. What have you picked out for us? Hi, Steven. So at 10 a.m. UK time we'll have the latest CPI reading for the Euro errand will be watching that closely for you. Also at 10 a.m. we'll have the CPI reading from Italy. Then at three 30 p.m., the EIA releases its weekly crude oil inventory report today as we've been discussing in you've been reporting Russia's Gazprom is set to halt gas flows through the keynote stream pipeline and that will be for three days of maintenance and later Cleveland Fred president Loretta mester speaks at an event in Ohio and her colleague the Atlanta fed president Raphael bostic is also speaking at an event, but he'll be in Georgia. And finally here in the UK, it is a day of industrial action across a whole range of sectors, royal mail staff on strike for a second day. That's an arrow overpay. Meanwhile, journalists reach newspaper group which does own the mirror and the express will also down tools today and the GMB union says the queen's bins will not be emptied this week as refuge collectors in Windsor and maidenhead are also a striking overpay. So lots happening on that front and I hope the queen is okay with their bins not been emptied. I think she probably has enough space to not be sitting next to them. I would hope so. I would hope so, Steven. Obviously, and Garret thank you very much for that look ahead. Okay, now let's go to a Bloomberg exclusive. UK gas and electricity producers could be in line for a 170 billion pounds in excess profits over the next two years. This, according to the treasury sums, is something that officials will be presenting to the incoming prime minister and shows the potential for expanding the windfall tax, joining us now to discuss is Bloomberg's Lizzie Burton. So, this Bloomberg scoop it really, it highlights perhaps the internal raglans within government, Liz truss is the one tip to become the prime minister next week. She's talked about tax cuts though, not growing, Rishi sunak's windfall tax. This is a big one from Bloomberg's Alex Wickham and Todd Gillespie. It puts pressure on whoever is the next prime minister to increase the existing windfall tax on oil and gas production and then extend it to power generators as well. Remember, trust has repeatedly ruled out windfall taxes because she says that they send the wrong message to investors and the guy who's tipped to be her Chancellor quasi Quartet has also said that he's against them on principle. And then while both trust and rich assume I have said that they would do more to help the poorest household through the cost of living crisis, neither of them has said how much by. But by these figures, if the current rate of the windfall tax 25% were extended, it would mean that tens of billions of pounds in revenue could be generated to help people with their energy bills this winter, which of course, as we know, are set to rock it to triple the level they were last year. I wonder whether this is what nadeem zahari the Chancellor was talking about in that interview with our Caroline Hyde when he said he was working on additional measures to help households so that the next p.m. could hit the ground running, although he wasn't that specific, perhaps this was one of the suggestions, but then again he does back trust. So you have to wonder whether he would hit her with a windfall tax plan. There is yes more gloomy forecast though for the rest of the economy Goldman Sachs now saying that if natural gas prices remain high, inflation could reach 22%, BRC days are pretty grim as well when it comes to price rises. Yeah, I mean, it's gloomier than the 13% the Bank of England has currently forecast gloomier than the 18% city had
Rose Buddies
"raglan" Discussed on Rose Buddies
"And thanks for your help your eddie. I'd like to hear your thing. It's going to be so quick and you're gonna laugh. Say what it is maybe not tank tops Really also all sleeveless shirts. This is a good con Concept some really wicked overrated. I actually realized that we have done a segment on raglan tease or baseball tease So really i just think that like you said emerge. No i think that stan yes. But i just don't like standard t shirt right wavelength. Yeah long. I want it long or nothing at all. Texas has really made me appreciate a sleeveless t I you know. I think maybe people feel like you know the tease for everyone. That's exactly how. I wanted to start this office. I just i never considered myself a tank top man. Because i thought like that's not that's not for me wasn't half stinking thinking. Yeah the second everyone is. Everyone deserves that. Everyone deserves that magic. Everyone deserves. Can i ask you stinking thinking. Is that going to be a new signature griffin maccarone expression like the mcelroy's have been saying that to some degree on podcast for a little bit. Now this i am. I may not have busted out in front of you before like that. Were there now. Yeah i feel. I finally feel comfortable. Yeah i like there. Is this preconception that you have to have like a particular armor particular lifestyle to where the sleeveless t and i say nay may everyone deserves it in in texas. Let's walk through the argument for a t-shirt okay. It's ninety eight degrees outside right now. Right yes and so you think i'm not gonna wear a long-sleeve shirt that would be too hot. I want more of my arm to be out some aware t shirt and that i would say why. Stop there i keep going. You got halfway there where you're like. It's too hot for sleeves. So i'm going to wear some sleeves. That sucks and the only thing keeping you from reaching out finishing the finishing the fight and going full measure is just is just because you think tank tops aren't for you. Here is the question. This is the ultimate test griffin. Macro would you ever cut the sleeves off of a shirt. And where it. No i but i. That's because i would trust the sort of sartorial expert forming the same way that i wouldn't so a garment for myself I have tut some lounge pants shorts and one time i did a pretty good job of it and the other time. I made what could be described as turbo chubby. That would give me banned from any social media platform. If i did coast picture myself wearing their So i don't think that i would be an expert at it is just like it's too hot for a long sleeve. Yeah so i gotta protect air out my forearm but like what about your by seven your armpit. Yeah i have thought a lot. About why like you. So much a sleeveless t. And i think a lot of it is that just seems like you're going to be a fun time guy that day. I think that the tank top suggests a certain amount of liberation. Like i see you. And i think like us. Can you could time with griffin today. Because you see my you see my pits and you think like if she is like not stressing that yeah then. He's not stressing anything. Because i really do think i mean it could be. Maybe you're not feeling great about the the attendance of your gun. Show right about the number of vendors showed up to your gun show. So that's why you haven't done it. But i really think it's the stigma of the of the pits guy. You just like nobody. Nobody can see these things. I wonder if you're consciously pulling back your short sleeve right now in an effort to i fucking hate de sleeves. I wanna burn every t shirt. Ione yeah maybe. I should cut this leaves off one of these. Let everybody know how it goes. There are different types of sleeveless shirts right. You have the tank top which has a larger head hole and all the holes are sort of reinforced with like a double stitch. That's different from a muscle shirt. Which is basically just a t shirt sleeves got cut. Bright off yeah. Okay sometimes a plunging plunging cut for the number that being challenging as a little kid because the armholes rose is too big guess. And i just felt like like who is this for those are that i'm not ready for that yet. I'm just sort of a tank. Top ten top oil tank tops by the way are named for tank suits which are old like swimsuits. One piece swimsuits from the twins. They're called maya does is the proper french term. I guess But they were called tanks. Because i guess back in the day swimming. Pools recalled swimming tanks. Which is oh. That doesn't work for me but it's like a one piece. You know what we would consider to be a very conservative one piece bathing suit which back then was like look at. Can you believe now. She's wearing tank suit. Who look at the look at those knees. So so that is where i mean. the tank. Top kind of resembles the top of the tank suit. And then you have the the ribbed cotton tank top that has a very offensive name all overseeing but apparently are also called a shirts which i didn't know referring to them without using the very offensive name that we all used for. It's interesting yeah. I just want to call that a tank top or a ribbed tank top I wore quite a bit of asia shirts. Not sort of ryan atwood fashion but underneath my hawaiian and bowling shirts that were set about. I mean they are. They are a standard under shirt for. I mean i remember back. In the day people used to wear undershirts a lot more. And i never really understood why i don't either i don't either. It doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. Maybe if you get hot you can dress down to it. Yeah one. I guess the look for a while was like the unbuttoned shirt over something all and that's still that's still poppin in a big way. I'm not going to get into the history of tank tops. Because it's basically the history of every other garment is popular. Now is like we're like this. It's hot less. Wear something different than like fucking marlon. Brando wore it in every movie. He was an regardless of the role. And then i that's all right and then in the seventies people like let's wear these things and in the eighties and nineties people like. Let's only wear these epa now. I feel like it's coming back. Because i feel like it. We people are just like me just realizing like is too fucking hot now. It's too hot to wear a t shirt that i don't like. Yeah what. I could just be free to be me and do what i want so i encourage you to to embrace that and just enjoy you. Yeah maybe you start to. This is actually griffin's introduction was kind of in in the novelty arena nearer. He got a tank top. I was kind of funny trip. It had an american flag design on it and then it said training to be goku. And then there's a picture goku doing push ups and then underneath is or at least crillon. I don't understand the second guy. I know who goku is. He's the big strong spiky hair. Man that does beams. Yeah but i don't anontello sure about mr caroline's body workout. I do understand it. Conceded the shirt but i wore that and i was like hey this is comfy and i wore it the next day and i was like fuck. Like tank tops. Yeah that's the thing like dip. You're telling you sam gonna get kind of an ironic thing and you never. It'll be like and that'll make you feel like you're not really committed. And then maybe maybe you spend more time. Maybe it's maybe. And i got some compliments on a tank top lara's wearing from some friends and that's enough to like that's it signed sealed delivered. I'm a tank top. That explains approach with henry. You were trying to get henry into tank top life and he was hesitant about it and you're like telling me looks good. Yeah no work was so self who really didn't wanna he's four years old like i feel like i don't look good in tank top. I wanted to be like your four your four years old. You can't feel that way about stuff like you're too young to be very early clarified. Why yeah we don't know if it's like an insecurity stigma of the pits like. I'm sure there's kids in his daycare. Whose leg i don't wanna see any pits. Because they get started so young now but the cruelty thanks to bow in august for our theme song. Money won't.
Wonderful!
"raglan" Discussed on Wonderful!
"Your eddie. I would like to hear your thing. It's going to be so quick and you're gonna laugh when i say what it is. Maybe not tank tops. really also all sleeveless shirts. This is a good con Concept some really wicked overrated. I actually realized that we have done a segment on raglan tease or baseball tease So really i just think that like you said emerge. No i think that stan yes..
WSB-AM
"raglan" Discussed on WSB-AM
"The capital attack. Just two Republicans crossed the aisle to join Democrats days are 2 22. And the nays are 1 90. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says it's imperative for democracy that investigators get to the bottom of what happened on January 6 13 Democrats and five Republicans on the committee Jackie Quinn, reports Republicans say it will be politicized former Atlanta Americans seem read may face a federal investigation as he prepares to make another run for mayor. Atlanta Journal Constitution. Reports read appears to be under investigation for allegedly using campaign funds to make personal purchases, a jewelry, resort travel, lingerie and furniture. So far, there's no comment from Reed, who is running for a third term read suggested in an interview last month that he's been cleared of any wrongdoing, a game changer for college athletes in Georgia and across the country. For the first time they can now make money on their fame to a board of directors has voted to allow student athletes in all three divisions to pursue compensation for their name, image and likeness without jeopardizing their college eligibility. The move came ahead of laws going into effect Thursday in more than 10 States Micro CIA reports. Georgia is among those states College athletes can now get paid for things like sponsorship deals, online endorsements and personal appearances. The bidding is over for what may be the world's oldest whiskey, and you Won't believe how much it sold for after a week long auction the bottle of old single do whiskey just sold for $110,000 that blows away early projections that might go for between 20 and 40. K the whiskey, possibly as old as the late 17. Hundreds bottled by Evans and Raglan in LaGrange, Georgia, Likely mid 18 hundreds. What spirits expert Joseph Hyman told me earlier about who would buy this serious collectors who wants to put it away. Just enjoy looking at it. I doubt anybody can actually open it and drink it straight. It's 95.5 WSB WSB news Time is 8 51 from Georgia 400 Colbun. Delays are next traffic update in.
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"It's 9 41 and once U. S. Troops are fully withdrawn from Afghanistan. How long would it take for terror groups like Al Qaeda or the Islamic state to rebuild and rise again? That was a question posed to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin during a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing as well as how he would characterize the threat, I would assess it as medium. I would also say, Senator that that it would take Possibly two years for them to develop that capability That's said to be the most specific public forecast about the possible terror threat there down the line. The Pentagon has indicated that the U. S withdrawal from Afghanistan is a bit more than half completed, Military service members will soon be able to hold the Pentagon accountable for medical malpractice. Federal news network Scott Maccioni reports starting in mid July, service members will be able to file claims against the military for mishandled medical treatment. The policy change stems from a law passed by Congress about a year and a half ago. At last check about 227 troops had filed malpractice claims against the military totaling a potential of $2.2 billion in payouts. There's no judicial review for the claims. The policy states that all determinations by the Defense Department are final. Scott Mazzone Federal news Network. Every backyard chef loves to put their own spin on things when they fire up the grill. Right. Some so called mistakes can be chalked up to experimentation. But it's not always the case. We've got some advice for you from Wtl Piece Summer series fired up with Jake and John. Even if you're cooking a lot of food for a lot of people, you're going to need some space on the grill. Always at least one third of the grill. Great Food Free. Steven Raichlen is the host the project smoke on PBS and he says, You never know when you'll Need that room to flare up. You move the food away from the fire. In addition, some parts of the grill would be much hotter than other parts, especially if you're cooking with charcoal. Use it to your advantage. Something is done before the piece next to it is done. You move it to that safety zone that that food free zone let it stay warm. No. You can hear more with Raglan, another famous pit masters. They spoke with Jake and John. And that new podcast called Fired up with Jake and John. You can get it now on the podcast D c app. And we've got David here with sports Next. It's 9 43. Mobile is bringing five G from.
KNBR The Sports Leader
"raglan" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"Of the winds and that one's career have come on on the turf course. Especially golden Gate. So we like the number eight. Ready, ready. Say go, Um the speed of diamond blitz is always you always need to make sure that one's covered because that would allow diamond blitz is a little bit of a runoff tape. And it kind of puts puts the race that kind of brings the closures into play because you kind of figure that out. Other early speed types who are chasing David Blitz cannot be helped by that. So for that reason, we we took out some of the other early pace types. We thought that we're going to be compromised by a diamond blitz speed in the race and used some of our closers. Self number eight. Certainly one of the candidates number two on Raglan Road. That's 6 to 1 and then number four claim of passion. So we we had pretty much the even numbers for race number eight, and that was going to be in order of preference. 86. Two and four. Okay? And we wrap it up with the 19 final Nathan final again. We get back to where we really only like two runners in this race, and it came down to a choice between the number three night gig. That's the 75 Morning line favorite and the second choice. Cannonball coming At its 5 to 2. We went ahead and decided that cannonball coming deserved the top honors here night gig has had a little bit of a little bit of trouble getting back to the race following that wind from April 17th. So it um We're just not exactly sure. And if he won't make sure everything's okay and again, I'm sure trainers being very careful about making sure that the horses ready to compete, But we've just noticed a few little, uh, stops and a few scratches along the way just to kind of get back. So, um, for that reason, um and and also cannonball coming. Just a real solid, real solid runner seems to bring His game every every time, So we were strictly a 53 to close out the Golden Gate program. Here in the first The top five in the early years and 48 another ticket. How much you're investing in the second? Oh, yes. Our, um, our lead pick five ticket. We had that one. Actually, I guess also at a 48 $48 investments, so so both the early and late were symmetrical in their in their cost structure there, so We felt that with a nice 50 cent variety of it gives us a little a little better chance to have additional coverage in some spots. Where, um, you know, with with the full $1 payout, you're going to double the cost so that we thought this was nice to kind of be able to keep the Cost of the tickets with within a reasonable level there. Uh, okay. Yes, Uh, look at Golden Gate was, uh, rates of speed figures dot com now because there's a mandatory pair at Santa Anita. Uh, we're looking at a pick six. And they have 400,000 already in the bank as they open up and that will start with race number four, I believe, and, uh, what are your thoughts on today's Pick six at center needed. Yeah, and all these mandatory payout days. It's important to come in with a ticket that we we probably shoot maybe a little bit on the lower side than some players. I'm sure some and some will probably get get a group of friends together to kind of help split the cost of the ticket, you know, and it's a nice way. Especially if you're going out to the to the track to have a nice little group there and, um, kind of co mingle your funds put it in together for mandatory payout day and and hopefully you structure the right ticket and get get a slice of that. Ideally, you'd love to be the only single winning ticket. But I think the ticket that we've constructed today I don't suspect we would be the only ones holding it. But again, if you can get a slice of that pie, it's certainly well worth. Um the go. So I've we put together a ticket since it is a mandatory payout day we we put together um Actually turned out to be a $96 tickets. So what? With that golden gate where we're having $48 early and late pick I think it's the same, basically at one track. It's the same basic investment for this mandatory, so it's a $96 ticket and in the opening leg We were going to take. We're going to take the the 2 to 5, probably the 2 to 5 favorite in this one supersonic flyer was probably going to end up being a single on quite a few tickets. We're going to go ahead and though it used just one other rival, it's the one taking. It's the biggest drop in racing. You're getting a little bit of an equipment change. I believe it's blinkers off in this case, and just, um, you know, really the only other runner in the race that could possibly run down supersonic flyers. Supersonic flyers going to with Jessica Piper is going to go out there and leave this one. As as, uh, as far as that one can go and then policy Soul number two. Rated the the only probably the only threat from behind so for the opening leg. We're going to go ahead and just go with a to five to hopefully, hopefully get us off and running. Alright, We move into the second leg of your pick six. Yeah, and pretty much with any with any pick six. Unless you're going to really play a large ticket you really need to try to find where where you're single might be trying to find that the most likely winner regardless of price, And we kind of felt that even though a lot of players will probably go ahead and take their single in the opening leg, we're going to go ahead and use it in the In the second leg, and that's going to be the the 95 favorite. Um, since the winter that's going to be in the rail runner yet one of it, uh, top turf writers that we have.
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"raglan" Discussed on Reds Ramblings
"I like that. Yeah so it's in created old school age counting system which spray that people are born with one year and then under that under that conferences. Same age on january first by the luminary lunar candidate system right allows paid people can assist. Here's an yet another relic from countries all times people. I can people come on january. First under this whole our town raglan norma lunar system around late january right now. It's around like right mirror a few weeks so yeah so they're snide and people are company. Said that that's all school. Systems and people are coming out. South korea china and japan east asia must have some sort of system similar to that outside the us and those were the system is different which is also used in korea. People are constantly jumping back and forth between assistant talking to your grandparents care about talking to your peers. I think when i was around her will meet nineties. We we talked about the year your foreign nelson most shirk perfectly to this of light and eighteen and then they ask can also stop all school on the news where they need to clarify that. If you just say your europe. I there's no no confusion. Gotcha gotcha so yeah. People are jumping back and forth with the systems in pay. When people start getting the meat late twentieth start to must feel good about being polled. Right they start going the western assistant this thing and still in my twenty s. I cannot be so there's going on. Curious i lived said. What's the origins of the. Why why do we have the whole system and all that expert. It's ruth and somewhere major last say school for anthropology interesting yes because of reading reading of all clubs paying just starting describing them culture silence. I forgot well did. Did you when you when you were young. Did your family do that. Whole laid out you know in which would ever you crawl to like the pencil or whatever it was. yeah yeah. So that's the one hundred. They hardly So when the baby after the baby throwing australia's one hundred days three months as ordeal celebration. And that's when they have to do things and based on what you there are some items that tradition your place that are just standard fare right like will pencil. Something relate to my money yeah. There's something related. money in. There was a pending families or the parents perferences. There are things that kind of slider in right so the finally even trae which chevy for various meeting kind of my related family of doctors or something. They'll put something medically related possibly. Yes so what did you. What i think when you're like as you're growing up especially grandparents keep telling you what you're right maybe also saw went to college so that'd be good at least that's cool because i yet lot though. A lot of asian countries have go by the different calendars like the chinese calendar. And all kinds of stuff like on every like snout at. You're in the states. Every chinese restaurant they're like takeout menu or something has like the chinese calendar on the back with different chinese zodiacs and whatnot in our member particularly for the defend the grace of being like inter surfers..
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"raglan" Discussed on MouseChat.net Disney, Universal, Orlando FL News
"Yeah at tusker house. They call john juice. Okay there you go. John do they call it. Jungle juice now. jungle juice. Thank doesn't matter they're gonna be closed either way. It's so good. After this whole pitcher up last brooke yeah and they have a version of that it. It's similar at topa lena's breakfast so yes and then California girl of course on the list. And and albert's victorian is a phenomenal service. Really good food and it's it's a it's a must do so if sooner last trip together at least hit one victorian alberton special night Snacks i love the delwip. And the sitter swirl. Those are two that i would miss. So i've got to do those And then for. I haven't been to g-go so for the rest of yes you can add. Something tele waffles. There you go you can get to tell off we'll let you haven't until at but then For the restaurant on my list of restaurants. I haven't done that. I would wanna try. There's like so many we've been to so many but there's always so many more so my list as g co because it's it's off the beaten path and i'm never over in the animal kingdom Wad or i don't even remember his it in the lodger in the villas. It's an isn't an ca- donny. Donny is i guess. So which one is that. The smaller one aggie g cohen. Gca is the is the signature at Chombo house so yeah. So i haven't been there and i would like to try that And had the great wine selection right. So it's the one that has lost african wines and the yup numale usa. Yes so. I've never outside of outside of a selection of south african wines in the world outside of south africa so yes. I'd love to try that since they're going to be closing And then his and then dizzy springs closing too. Yeah they'll be closing. Oh my god. I don't forget you gotta be careful how you say that because people that aren't painted this is all hypothetical you just joined us into our last minute trip after when the park is closing forever. Yes never going to happen right exactly. You just made this up. So yes so. Dizzy springs man. There's so many places. I haven't been so i'd love to. I don't know we. We'd have to flip a coin on on Fifteen different restaurants and then figure out which one the try is. There's so much new over there. So i'd love to try something over there. I hope i don't do anything. But that italian place across rama. The empress lily. God aalyah whatever's in her or whatever whatever. The restaurant of the year is in there. I've been all of them. And every time a new we go to disney springs are like try that new whatever the new place that opened in that horrible location across from empress slowly which is no longer there was the worst the worst restaurant ever so toko there go there. I really like i. I would sharpen had an awesome time at where was a european. I can't think of the name of this place the irish pub place there the overplayed royal dublin or Raglan road and regular was all the food and drinks man the food and drinks and you entertainment. What what a deal. i think. That's the hidden gem for good food. Good drinks talked to the managers and the owners. They were phenomenal. The you've got singing dancing so much going on and great beer. god like all all in one. I love the mixed drinks. They were so good. Yeah everything no well matched to. The menu was really well done. Yeah that doesn't get enough credit. So raglan road would definitely be on my list of so. Wow anita stay longer just for the food. What if we just don't leave and then they can't close well kicking and screaming holding onto a turret. I'm telling you it between all of us will just hand off whenever we have to leave for something else and then you can come to. Laurie can make sure they stay open. The sharpie comes in. We'll just make sure that one of us is always there s. I like how you think. It's okay though my turn sued What i'm gonna do. These are just things that i need to visit. Whether it's a restaurant or just a specific item that i need to find But this is how my list goes I agree with sharpie on whispering canyon. I think they have yummy food and it's fun. It is fun. I like that. I got cinderella's royal table because it's pretty classic you're gonna have the view and the whole castle thing Then we go to castle number two hopefully another night the our guest. We're gonna do that. I'm with sharp again. I usually don't get a dull whip. Because i don't generally like to drink my calories but if i'm never gonna go to dole whip again i might have a couple of these and i'm going to get a citra swirl because i usually pass on those i'm going to be getting tros as much as i want. i'm going to go to hoop de doo. Review its classic. I like the food. i'm coming with you. Yeah so i'm going to do. I've already been to my last to add more days to my trip. That's how it works out to my last soup to do already. It was not memorable. Who i love. Who do i hate first off. I hate who you do in the in the thing. I hate more the most of about hope to do is the end when you get the five hundred dollar bill and you're like wow. That was five repay. That is the best fried chicken. I never had a driller the five hundred bucks about the experience. We lowers the show. This show is the words. The service is so rushed because they gotta get another show in there and then and it the worst. Here's the thing i hate about you do when you sit at those tables with five hundred years all the worst at my own table where i'm not crammed in. Yeah and you've got a good view. You don't have heads in your way. Okay lauren i thought of another one for you. Oh earl of sandwich. Thanksgiving and i do love rela sandwich but i like the sandwich club. I'm all about the early sandwich i would need. Another one of those disneyland closing and paris is then you just go there. Okay all right so we made it to hoop de do then. I'm gonna go to miss your paul. And i'll have a nice dinner. They're good service. Yeah that's that one. I thought it was good. And then i'm going to go somewhere that has a breakfast. Buffet with mickey waffles. I need my mickey waffles in my crispy bacon. Yeah i had to go to one place..
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"raglan" Discussed on PodcastDetroit.com
"Yeah because we're asking the black and white teeth. It's like we're on the same pay each been kind of cold work and we can only wear white sleeves under our shirts concern. I couldn't find my normal lake all the way down sleeve leaving. I was like no i went through a very very predominant Jersey raglan ragland. I went for very predominant. Wrangling t face. And i know i have one with white sleeves so douglas thing out. I only have what i remember. Have one in high school. That was blake. The body was read in the sleeves or dark blue and then there was a remember that because then there was another guy also in our theater class had the same color block one. We would always end up wearing it on the same day. I'm like aw you learned were dating. This is what people think. Gosh make me day. Also high america's reasons on single with that was my favorite day until you know getting nominated for things happened was for sweethearts and they have like the whole like themed fundraiser. For the week leading up to the dads and my favorite was twin day. I always thought that was fine. But my favorite part was like the annoying girlfriend that neither friends match them because then that always looks so angry. You know saying this. Did you start this popular couple. And they both had mentioned khakis and a pale yellow buttoned-down in a mansion belt and the shoes and she was like this is so cute. Now you know what. I was like in high school. I i hated every wind like i did. I was like low key like a black doria. I was like this is lame. But i'm smart. I'm against the naga. Talk to anyone anymore. Nobody did homework in in our twelfth grade. English english class because except for stacey because everybody knew that the person the the student teacher who was teaching us the second half she literally would just be like all right guys. Did you read it. And then like no 'cause you ask us that every day and you would be like can't lie. I'm just going to be a nap. While you catch everyone else up. Literally she would just go over what the reading was supposed to be the day before. Do you know what you've taught us. We don't have to do the homework. You know what. I've learned over prepared. Oh man that's great. Well listen lemme would meet. Let's get through some business because let me tell you what crazy thing happened to me. This week girl. What is it for too crazy things that happened this week. Yeah it's one but two. It's time for the big names. Ears day bake name. Series of the day is what we use to shay instead of using people's real names. We use the names in the fake name series of the day to hide their identities but if they heard these still ray who they are are are This week's fake name series of the day is mash. Are you hold it up limited. Let me tell you about me out. the staff been arming hospital in the korean war. Find that laughter is the best way to deal with their situation. I will tell you i don't. I never watched the show. But i remember when because my grandpa was in the korean war so agreeable would watch this show and he would be like they would do something and he'd be like that's not accurate my dad would be like. It's comedy could be accurate. Sure sure your grandpa's like flipping tables cakes it on for a really long time. If i remember correctly yes boat. I never watched this when my dad would reference that. Well it's like. I played the game. Mass where you figure out who your husband's going to be where you're gonna live dad like did you go to college who Oh no see. I was like okay can tell you know. I thought it was on for a lot of seasons. I who do. Who's to say. I might be from the the no no seasons. Yeah it was on forever. Wow good job. Mash back in the seventies that was that was what i mean. Now we've got seventeen seasons of grey's anatomy and like thirteen seasons of criminal minds. And you know dude. What is the simpsons and everything. A long amount of them always like no simpson is twenty three twenty five or something like that. Yeah easy easy right. I know insecure less. It is going to be season five. The driven i know the dramatic. I would say no because they know your curious. America the number one. Thank you for your shutouts in your suggestions on her platforms. Reasons why. I'm single on facebook. And then also we got some mixed. Dmz on instagram and twitter handles. Which are w. I s podcast. You have to say it with a song or else you won't find it. That's why you'll find it 'cause keyboards but anyways So i finished bridge team. But i'm still on manifesting. Love kick some like. I need to find something to fill in that boyd. So number one. I skipped the bachelor this week for the second week because they just can't maybe next week but i'm sorry i'm not there yet but Those going through my hulu. And i was looking at things that i've started didn't finish though back. Backup on the mindy project. She just got engaged to a minister. Which i stand quotation because he's the biggest jewish and is not representative of what a real minister should be. But i'm watching through that. I'm getting towards the end of season. One i think Is that one. Actor's name i can't think of his name but he like replaced her position while she went haiti but then she came back from haiti like doing her work over there. I can't think of his name. It's not jake jilin hall Gonna bother means spying and he was in the pineapple express in like other stuff mobile. There it is. Yes james branko though. He's there but then also What else i at. One point was watching grown ish which was the spin off of blackish. I'm like oh. I should pick that back up again so we have ten later. Maybe i'll have a cue for you. I like it So yeah we. Okay so i have been burning the candle at bolton's i don't even want to act like i'm burning. The candle at both ends the whole candles on fire ooh waxy. 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"raglan" Discussed on 600 WREC
"His truck. Okay, this is stony Brook apart apartments in Fulton Dale, friend of mine eyes, telling me a report there. This is the storms that we were talking about earlier and Dr Tim is talking about He's got damaged in CenterPoint. He was out driving around and 79 Sun Hill Road. 79 Sun Hill Road there in the Center Point area. We're gonna work to see if we can get Tim on the phone with us. Um, an old unveil the whites flickering on and off incredible rain there. This looks like it's going to track just to the north of the Odin Ville area, But we do have numerous reports of damage. In Fulton Dale based on what we've seen from the radar data. And also the debris Signature, you know, looks very much like we had a tornado moved through their higher winds moving through ST Clair County and again outside of the warrant area. We do have Raglan and it wouldn't surprise me if we have some high winds move through the Ragland area. I want to make sure if you're in Ragland, you are paying attention to the weather. I know the warnings a little farther to the north. And that's where the original Tauron attic signature was heading. But I think there's been a little bit of a shift here. We may have some higher winds moving through the Ragland area, so we're gonna really stay on top of this over the next little bit where the storm goes. Eventually, I think we see it on into any white County. There's a whole bunch of of rain. I mean, incredibly heavy rain. The worst of the lightning is around Coldwell and Cool Springs. And then back out to the West West was talking about Pickens County under the severe Thunder Storm warning, So that's what we have right now, Wes. I'm gonna turn it back over to. You need to run and get a little information, and I'll be right back. Yeah, I'm just looking at some of the damage reports that we have coming in. I've solved one image here. Looks like maybe hotel was quite a bit of damage there that were Tracking in the Fulton Dale area. That's we had some of the damage earlier. Let me reset, Show you what's happening here at the moment and what we really need to watch out for. We're keeping an eye on West. Alabama had a couple of areas where we had that severe thunderstorm warning for Pickens County. That storm is weak and still need to watch this one right here. It's got very strong kind of a hook signature to it across North Tuscaloosa County need to watch that when And notice right here. This arrow That's where our systems detecting some very strong rotation and ST Clair County, and we still have this warning at SEC to expire in 11 30. Let me check your The weather service may be about to expand that particular warning and it looks like Okay. They just canceled the severe thunderstorm warning. No word here on what's going to happen with Pickens County. But we may see that expanded right here. There are systems still indicating where we may have a tornado. So bottom line. If you are watching us, I'd say Raglin to the hood community at this point. Just be ready to take action at any moment If we see this upgraded You know, I'm looking at this. I'm seeing.