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"redon" Discussed on Membership Sites & Online Courses, Create, Sell & Deliver Digital Content from SubscribeMe.fm
"Three medial dot com. I was able to give them their affiliate link right in the welcome email itself which could use to promote my book to their audience because during the launch i had a bunch of bonuses which means everybody who buys it can immediately promoted to their audience. Saying hey go check this out Lot of bonuses available for the next couple of days and so on and because of that every buyer instantly and automatically got a chance to promote the very thing that they just purchased as an affiliate your buyers being your affiliate is the highest authenticity when it comes to promoting products. Because they've just put their money where their mouth is right and they purchase something and that's why they're promoting not just simply because it makes money they'll already invested in it and they want to tell us about it so it's a lot more authentic than somebody. Just tweeting out for the sake of commissions and start to finish. I had everything in my control. And i'm kind of a little bit of a control freak with certain things especially when it comes to creating and launching my digital products so launching on my website gave me access to control my landing page the funnel the offer the bonuses collect buyer information offer up cells on each buyer into an affliate and so on nothing but positives all the way through. Now i have extensively tested all kinds of ways to get my past kindle book buyers to join molest especially when i was previously launching that actually on kindle so i give them bonuses. I mentioned it right at the beginning of every single kindle book that they've they've purchased this book on kindle they just need to forward me the email receipt to my email address. I mentioned the email address. Ravi at subscribe dot fm. And if they do that they can You just forward me the kindle e mail received from their purchased and they can get x. y. and z bonuses can get a free coaching call et cetera et cetera. But i have only been able to get less than ten percent of my kindle book buyers to redeem their bonuses. I'm not exactly sure why of course it could be a multitude of things like maybe they don't want to share the email receipt even though it doesn't really have any personal information they could technically even delete the order number if they're worried about it because some people do that they take a screen shot and blood out the the order number. Maybe it's that many kindle ebook readers don't necessarily read it that's kind of like an obvious answer just like course readers course buyers don't always go through the course. People don't always redon their bonuses like free coaching call even when they're paid for it and plants don't always deal.
The Eric Metaxas Show
"redon" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"Want him crucified with christ. So it's no longer francis who lives but christ lives in me so we're in agreement here. Isn't that crazy right. It's crazy loose. The enemy saying i see your sin and you're like yeah i see it too and because i see it i gave it to jesus and he sees it and he forgave it and he's loving me you know. We cancel cultures the opposite of that. It just kind of wants to tag. You not realizing what i wanna tag myself. I wanna i wanna find those sins. I want to repent of them. Like why would you think i don't. That's what it means to be a christian. Isn't it anyway. I was just really moved by what you said that night. And i i'll i'll just have to post that a again. I whenever i have folks on here. I had chris redon. Actually we won't air it 'til monday but i like to know people stories and i didn't really get to hear your story. Can you share with us. What kind of a world did you grow. Up in a wendy. Do come to faith I know you're lost apparent early on year. Well i was born in san francisco but my mother actually died when she gave birth to me and so my dad's sent me to hong kong to grow up with my grandparents. Then he remarried. I came back to the states When i was like five and then my stepmother died in a car accident. When i was about eight. My dad got married again that he died of cancer when i was twelve. And so you know my time middle school. I've lost three parents already. And just got me thinking about i. I'm not guaranteed tomorrow. I saw my dad right there. Now he's gonna saw my step mom she's right there. She's gone on a revenue. My mom so it it makes you live with this brevity of life and searching for answers and when i began studying the scriptures. Gosh the way. God would answer my prayers when i began to believe in jesus and started this relationship. Just set me on this journey. And now i'm in my fifties. You know seven kids Two grandkids just wife is wondering and no gray hair. That's unbelievable we're gonna be right back. I'm talking to francis chan my friend my brother. The book is until unity will be right back..
The Unfiltered Real Talk Podcast
"redon" Discussed on The Unfiltered Real Talk Podcast
"Hello. Everyone welcome back to deal photo. Podcast today what hawkin about created inclusive content for the deaf community. And what me to talk about. This is a young lady who is exceptionally well created content that is engaging and informative and she is glenna avila no apollo kalana. Welcome and thank you so much for giving me your time today. How are you thank god. Thank you so much for having me today down. Uh so what talking about creativity at making sure god when we are creating content for social media that it is inclusive. That's what we want to talk about today. So i wanna start off by asking you to police introduce yourself and share a little bit more about who you are and why you wanted to come talk to me about this conversation today. Like use my name. Kalina and i am finding the shooting from psychology. I am fine up my own health. Coaching online though to attack after ability. And i must writing a book. Well so coming out there. I i eat grassley says yeah thanks. Yeah and Be providing a lot of questions for people for lend were behind being inclusive. Threes ally came on air to speak to you because i feel like a lot of blackout information about the document especially communicate restaurant. Yes absolutely right. It's not just like w especially because communication stupid bay especially covert the. Max reiss now studying to see the challenge and i hope you. Can you imagine how we w to call real. Yeah it really. Mike fall and waiting for life. We half that wake up call into covert the evil to educate people that fine. Thank you and you shall. What a bit about your upcoming book coming back. Yeah can -ticipant. We can look forward to it. Basically about see my life in the hearing community it's next but poultry polo and really cool. I love it. That's very creative. Looking forward to you for sure so you also have a youtube channel. Talk about what. You're trying to do with that as well. Yeah i'm watching you. Japan is basically show my life and show people what is like and uplift one dust. How them that. They can't communicate with the hearing because not that person bang to come up out our shop because it's not something easy that we go there and i feel like a lot of time the depth meaty don't have anybody to lock up to anybody that can help them to get into the hearing community. I feel like that's what the problem absolute shadow. I'm so glad you're making channel. And i want to encourage our listeners to go. Check out. Kalina's youtube channel. I think is called deaf. Queen boss on you. Yeah okay so yeah so. Check out colinas. Youtube channel death queen boss. And i'm gonna tag bad on here on this podcast so that people can go check out and see all a bit about what she still wearing shared her story in her journey as well as trying to inspire people to be inclusive and to be more integrated with the ah daf and hard of hearing community. So what was that like like going to high school going to university. 'cause you just graduated from psychology. What was university experience versus high school experience. Like going to school at someone who is deaf. Sulfonate going to high school with very challenging because teacher never came across someone that stuff and guy did not in running challenging because they would kinda put him down in a negative way. they didn't do the wreck and they thought oh taking advantage. I'm richard tabu. Gummy really upset. And we're not going to university. I got a lot better. Because i feel they were more prepared. Yeah i would emerge and what are some of the things that you did to overcome those challenges honesty improve. My stout advocating for myself to take me talking to teachers dudin victories. I try to help you try to right. And i feel like for univision collars. They're just there for the money. A lotta time if a student for together the whole big team right though. Do i feel like that's how i look calm. I struggle with special scored like what appeared gupta part good and looking with deductability counselor ways how i can become successful in which you have been right. And that's that's our graduate right now. And i hear that you're interested in going to grad school. I saw one of your videos. Yes okay. I wanted to be like the health in addition i got deducted constellations. Yeah university the college ashley mundane plummeting college western canada toronto info. Wow that's amazing congratulations. I think you just breaking grounds and breaking chains serotypes. And that's amazing when you ladies can do this. It's so inspiring. And that's why. I loved have pete researchers yourself on the podcast to share the experience in hopefully by whoever will be listening so i want us to talk about some of the issues which regard to deafness speech lip reading signs sign language or any other thing that you think is relevant and help us to break any kind of myth rate of stereotype with regard to either deafness leap redon sign language so for example people assume that everyone who's can leap read and in getting ready for this podcast. I discovered that is not true. So i know that you can. Can you share with us and help us understand how some of these things happened in why some are true and maybe not true time we re true because it's all depend on how the patient which raise okay anybody being redefined for me for example being raised and hewing family knowing that was the first family. I did not pick up the steinke wrist because my you didn't think it would about limited going for me because they were thinking that no one going to take the time to learn. What's your true. A lot of time nam. Getting alter now mixed effort to try to day and it's true they don't not a lot of people really have the time to learn it because number two shots. Communications go with someone dotted dot as women. Sorry to interrupt but when you mean you have to learn it is. Does that. Mean like leap. Reading is a formal training. Like you have to be trained by somebody not trained by somebody but automatic. Like you just explain it just topping the way. Come you have to look at the lips. So in order to communicate because only here worst like i don't hear post But without reading of that make okay so you need to see the person you communicate in wet you have every every person.
Sports? with Katie Nolan
"redon" Discussed on Sports? with Katie Nolan
"Abby places in new espn series. Abby takes you around the country to get the heart soccer history and its cultural impact. Abbey's places is now screaming streaming. It's not screaming could be screaming streaming on espn. Plus i mean here's the thing payton's places worked right. 'cause it was papa but now they're gonna turn places into a series and just put other abbey's places sounds like a whereby kids toys made of wood grandparents by for your. Yeah like oh. We walked over at abbey's places like oh that's nice. Was my daughter train member. That's that star. Called precious was precious moments or precious memories. It was the store in the mall where you could buy anything getting in grave so it was always like mothers day gifts and father's day gifts. No on picnics. You guys for listening now. And then. A second time maybe even a third. This was a fun one. It was a good one. I promised everybody wants this gets posted. I won't pull it down stop. That'd be nice because you not only read. It was freaking out. But i also was like what did i do but it was you. You forgot to put an ad. Redon blame travis. It was okay. You put it back up and right. It was freaking out though. They weren't freaking out. I think It got up voted a couple times but they were freaking out. I could feel it. Says like i posted a come on two different places. Let's campos guys. The decay travis travis. He sar admit. When i'm wrong. Well did you. Did you say you're sorry. Sorry hold people accountable. You could always just leave us. A nice reviewer every listening to this podcast which by the way we really love them like this one from what the hell am. I supposed to do with this travis like this one from the book would that's v. c. c. h. v. c. h. v. c. z x. Vbb it says katie. Please be the mental health correspondent for all the podcasts. I don't know how so many are still so bad at talking about depression etc. But i guess maybe it's only we lucky phew have experienced actual panic attack. My brain is a frazzled. Mask that listening to makes it seem more normal. Lovey minute try. This seems like a pretty good hang to. I knew it had to mention travis somewhere or was it sure if i was going to be you know. Talking on this podcast. It's like how do i insert myself and podcast. That's really good but you always find a way anyway and now you've found ways and i commend you for that also the swampland d. It's hard to talk about. I think that's how so many people are bad at it. It's hard in. There is still some times where. I said this travis. We get finished the podcast. And i'm like how did i say the wrong thing. Fifty five times But then i just have to take a deep breath. Remember that you guys know me and you got me. So i'm doing my best I think i'm going to look back at this time and be like i did a podcast two days a week during the depths of the deepest depression of my life. And i think. I'm going to be proud of myself for it. But in the meantime it's like who left to go to the supermarket today and that feels like a mountain to climb he. Give me a pep talk traffic. I think you had earrings and earlier. That right so if you had earrings supermarket like that's i've you've got this. I got to put on shoes and abroa- i mean earrings you're up and moving. Yes that's good hearings. I gotta get ranch dressing because we're out again and we wanna get salads tonight. I think he can do this. I also feel like this is what i do. I now have to think of other things. I need at the grocery store so that i don't just go there straight for ranch and then i'm going to waste too much time doing that. And then i'm gonna go. And then i'm gonna come back and then i'm gonna realize something i forgot and then maybe have a gatorade before you go. Ooh because starts with a g. and so does go grocery store. What would sydney do. Oh yeah what. Would sydney do metcalf. Do he shatters them. Goal is to go to the supermarket. And then i just have to shatter that the only thing i shatter dreams. Don't forget that you can always a leave a message for us with question that will answer. It's six five or six five seven one is that it. is there anything else. Okay by travis spy love you.
The Cycling Podcast
"redon" Discussed on The Cycling Podcast
"Day like yesterday. It's really shit and so much clash so much tension and the is still a big favorite. And i wish him all the best ball tomorrow. What was julian felipe on the time. Trouble culture for us today francois. What's the word of the day tomorrow. It's french word naive. But which is very easily understandable in english. Let's pose because i'm in. The feminine of knife is naive. and that's That's the word that's the same in in english. What why nave. Because we're we're in level. And and level is the the town of the also called the dwindling russo. Him in french. The customs officer of of level engineer who also ended the funny thing about the the about oil so that is own the level when it was when he lived. You know didn't consider him anything that i mean. It was really rubbish. You know and even even add money problems at a diamond. He asked the mayor of level of the time. That could you buy a a picture of a painting of I made an an amir ceo. No this is absolute crap. I'm not buying this now. That benton is at the moment new york. And i mean i i got an know what price is. But it's it's it's you know well over the moon but Also was one of the pyrenees of that movement of You know article called naive paintings and everything because they they were not following the cadaveric With paintings and these guys were usually self made painters so and these days of course this form of artists become especially in the twentieth and twenty percent century. Now almost the basis of what's Artists today so we're in lavaux smoke little french down. And that's where this movement in the way Was born so naive. I at so in terms of slack citing we we. We can see from time to time. Some riders may be a little bit. Naive may be found. More today was a little bit naive. Believe harsh as you could go away. But i liked naievty. I think that's a good approach to everything. And if we're more naive riders like von more. It will mean for the more exciting race. You're absolutely right And you're creating smart today. Kate weren't you in the pressure. Yeah that's true. I did a drawing of marshy From the crash from stage one. That was based on a photograph that i saw on twitter Where he's nestled among the brambles holding his shoulder very renaissance looking way but it was it felt like a really intimate photo. Because he's looking off to the side like it's it's kind of sad picture but it's also kind of he's kind of as weird serene expression on his face and i don't know it's one of those things where you go after. Draw that too. I did goody leaks kind of a piece. Yeah and you've captured that very well on the you'll find that anyone can find the Drawing on your twitter feed. I think he's on your twitter feed. What's your twitter address mcmahon. hell still. Yeah hell you can change to cycling. Lutheran lose all those architecture. Followers van diagram of architecture criticism and cycling found them. I think there's a decent overlap. Actually i know the few people i know in chicago. Who are into pro cycling. Most of them are architects. Actually it makes sense. It's kind i mean. Half of cycling is architecture anyways. I mean we're surrounded by castles and beautiful buildings all the time it's Definitely a sport at that scale to pick a building of the day. But we just don't have time to ever into the episodes I should mentioned the you're also writing for pro cycling magazine Anybody wants to read a case. Fantastic right thing and also you're writing your newsletter late. In the week. We'll have episode one of your audio diaries to episode the calm zero at tomorrow because case audio feature calm zero series tomorrow's episode as the First installment of the writer diets. Tim clark ban o'connor conor swift and victor Today's episode was twitter fronts pham and that was all a by the the last course next year. I took france vamp. Are we gonna go for dinner night. Francois this looks like a very nice place. You'll be all right. I don't know if that it'll be cheese. Because i i give two of the day. But there's actually a cheese from near fujeirah called for merged de foreseen la- chevrolet foresees is broughton breed. And so well as we as we were in britain. The goat cheese is the thing in brittany. I take this opportunity to to to to mention a couple of other cheese that you know better and i come on lever. Oh and pony of. Because we're we're we're it's the closest will be in on the storefronts to nominee nominee which is really one of the strongholds of of creamy cheese in france. And so so. I mean here. We are in love but been level of. We're not too far away from from this You know kind of homeland of combined. And maybe if we could ritchie's tonight instead of a of of a goat cheese for for one night we might mistri to go back to couches and campbell. level or vic occurs factor the quickly limited sixty seven. We came by a castle in shuttled. You do know the name of the guy who built the castle in eleventh century. His name was uncle. -til oddly enough right and and and we finished by the song of the day that there was a there. Were lots of french. Singers in nineteen seventies. They were kind of Would be crosby stills nash ca type of folk folksingers kind of bob dylan complex and most of them. You know singer. Songwriter stills nash and young. Yeah well but i didn't mention young because much better than the guy i'm girl about but we thing of granite he that's right. Yeah well this. This guy was born in fujioka. Cornucopia was the typical singer songwriter with only guitar in his voice and sank well as big hits amid these guys who declined from yet big hitting nine hundred seventy five scold of a very french song-chol so far away from la and it wentz you. You'll understand all the words for once each wentz so far away from la so long ago from frisco. I'm no one birdie. Shadow bird shadow shadow. There you are. I mean if people can see the looks on kate's face. We sort of encourage francois do with her facial expressions urging him on. It's always good to support. People who sing singing is an act of courage and it's an act of joy and should be celebrated at all costs fine words one one note to end on. Thank you very much. thank you. Thank you francois. Meal.
The Cycling Podcast
"redon" Discussed on The Cycling Podcast
"Have to also the riders. Maybe in the past were doing more cross track more used to and now It's it's maybe less than the bit. We are focused on the road. Much of body didn't crashed. I three days. That was cedric vassar. Every making some interesting points there. I thought about the business of safety and bikes and how fast bikes are nine writers skills as well. And that's a point that was upon by mitch. Docker who will of course be joining us. You'll become part of our team in week three and we've got this week. We've got lionel next. We got mitch in week. Three and mitch been tuning into the podcast visiting us. Prep and he got in touch today because he felt there was one thing when we talked about the crashes in the cause of the crash. There was one thing that has that. He's been thinking about that. we didn't mention. So here's what mitch had to say. Can i might want to one to say was. I think there's one as well that you guys didn't touch on that the peleton is changing and what i mean by that is what use one the feeling i used to have is that people became the pels on because i will windows and the winners. I'm generalizing here is that they learn how to rice as a junior. And you work your way up the ranks and yes. You had good data. But it wasn't all about donna if you could win a rice and have sheet data. That didn't matter. No one knew about the data. You just wanna right. She learned rice skills. You learn rice. Kroft he learned how to win. And when you became the world tour he knew how to rice. You learnt your skill you lent. You tried one. I think has been happening over the years snap people with the access to dada rams by whatever. It might be internet excess. That people are finding out these engines and prima struggle each. He has been in the pros on since truth. So he's been there a while but he didn't grow up as a surplus so i think there's a big element of it. He's gonna his that when you grow up as a as you learn how to rice these rice crop these skill as a junior as it becomes part of you. You understand how to rice when you put a whole bunch together now of what the percentages. But let's say fifty percents gauze who haven't rice as much as the other fifty percent and sausage gets sketchy and gaza certainly strong enough. That's not the case. But have they got the rice crop. Have we a lotta guys. Now got this the power to being the pelivan but aren't necessarily have the skill. That's my feeling that's changed over. The years that the writings got faster the stress in the radio. All that stuff you touched on but then tobacco that up russia's darn have enough skill to handle that was i think the missing element i was just looking at a going wasn't overly dangerous. Like you know it was pointed out that these soon as remaining writing this pot of rising. This is part of it by what needs to happen. Not needs to happen. Is that these guys need to regain the you know the. It's underestimated the the rice croft. I think it's more like heavy at the engine. Have they got the power okay. Well he'll learn how to response. He comes in the world tour. And now we're saying the results of that. Well that was mitch. Docker really interesting stuff from mention. You know. I don't think we're i think we're the only thing that we're clear on is there's lots of factors that go into the crashes certainly road safety and save courses as is one of them in a very important par par over really had time trump. Tomorrow you know baked task twenty seven columbus through long rolling time. Trial will hear from juliana felipe. in a moment his thoughts about that he won of course very similar time trial in pull couple of years ago. and i guess one of the real interesting intriguing things about tomorrow will be. How will the injured riders. Go especially darren thomas. i'm premature. They both cross yesterday. There are parallels. I think with forbearing. Thomas with the the talia in twenty seventeen when he collided with a while he's par group writers more bike on a stage and then a couple of a day later there was a time trial And he was actually time travel to tom the moolah which suggests that he was okay. It was a similar injury shoulder injury at the time but he just has. His halphen is conditioned declined over that. She's struggle in particular on climb so tomorrow might be interesting but it might not tell us the full story by exactly how gary thomas's and he did say after the today that he was in a of pain much raw glitch. I've rug correspondent here. And how was he looking today. He posted a picture of himself away. He looks advantage out but in good spirits. But you know we saw him at the start today bondage up your impression we heard from richard puga the team bossier as well honestly. He looked rough. That's my impression now at He was he was all smiles on instagram. But he really wasn't all smiles at the start of the race He didn't stop for press he really just wanted to get on with it. i think. And he said in a message At the end of the stage That i can read on television From on the team know movies mma telegram. He says it was a really difficult day for me today. We have managed to get through the stage and that was our main goal and now we can take a day by day again and we'll see how it goes. I don't have any expectations for tomorrow. Considering today i'm satisfied that i've managed to get to the finish. Let's say that. I'm happy that i'm still at the race. And i will be happy with every kilometer on the bike. And i will definitely give my best and we'll see at the end. We'll this will get me. I can't tell if he's trying to take the pressure off of himself or he's really just like he says just taken a day by day. Try co's richard pook his team boss. Interestingly certainly seemed to be taking a similar line because he said this morning that they expected rogue which to lose a minute and a half to plug out chart anyway in even before the crash because punch is the best time trials new world. He said and he won the time. Trial las sentra. I thought that was A far fashion. It was just allowing them to be able to say after the time trial that there were pleased. That raw glitch was.
The Cycling Podcast
"redon" Discussed on The Cycling Podcast
"Near thing today well. Your teammate went very very close. Did you think he was gonna hold on every started. Believe in it. Yes thank you go you still at a little bit more than one minutes and it did not go down that fast so we started to believe in it but you'll also know that in the last three kilometres this speed in the just so high that they take back at least thirty forty seconds so It was really close. He made it something needs to go. So that's that's a shame that he just didn't make to finish we've seen before he's obviously incredibly strong writer not to be underestimated by the bunch. No i think in Do female ready showed that. He is very strongly that he can finish breakway in this kind of way and with a little bit more lucky cynthia day. No and Limburg is a strong writer. And you will get this chance again in the students now very disappointed. We try to say that the the euro today. dvd's legs than he for sure. He came in the states Later on in the two. He said he was the new. Thomas again is adc. Similarities or differences as well when training with them One of the first days during the tour we think the same way about breakaways how to defend a gap to maintain gap and how to write In the defense while you're in the offensive. So he thinks the same ferry storm. he's also very smart and he knows how to how to ride in the last thirty kilometers or on the kidneys before. It's not just pushing as as you. Can you really have to be smart. Sometimes and he smart and also for short will win some big races. Komo's to gant talking about his teammate. Brian moore who he's sure will win a stage in this tour de france m gray effort today and i thought it was fascinating why said by the strategy being as important as as power. You know because you watched them in the final ten kilometers away he wrote. It looked like a very very strong writer. I mean clearly is again spoke about you. Know what goes into producing performance over the course of the whole stage and it's not just about having parts about how you use it and how you conserve your energy over the course of the day. My little disappointment was i mean. We're the better story. And as i said we had the four fantastic days but we saw at jiro and we saw the duffin as well and in recent races. That was very promising. That breakaways went all the way the which in the past year it always the three or four guys and they were caught in a restaurant case. It was kind of format. There was getting boring. And we saw the jiro and the defin- these format kind of you know You know blowing apart and I was hoping the way to see the trend. Continue at the tour and so forth wise. It's only before Important stages and tomorrow in being a time for all in one move we. I think some of the ones solo tomorrow. You hopefully. yeah but hopefully of after the time trial will will will will will get to see the successful breakway because we all like you guys both guys try try to to to to upstage the the data and the probability so yeah but and we saw last year as well guys lamarque or she tried and tried again and maybe even more as new New men to do that in this tour perhaps am. Let's hear from another writer. I spoke to this morning. The star m fred. Right of barring victorious. Writing his first. Third france i interviewed him on one of his fresh professional racers colonel brussels current a couple years ago and struck by. How green was you know how he was almost surprised to find them Professional race in a professional team kit and had that same sense speaking to him this morning. They've lost their team leader. John haig so So had to reboot and refocus. He was in pretty good spirits this morning. It saw a massive book. Has jack heglig going really well. Yeah he was. You know in the full the best. He's ever been in so i think he's yes massive. Boy i of the team. We gotta move on trying to pick up results elsewhere while pay ever going really well as well. So hopefully they'll be up there on the two. Yeah sony for the sony is going really well. I mean we still go team so i think we can do something good. What's your role in the daylight today. For example i mean. Are you there to help on the in the finishes fish and just keep everyone. Everyone say quite difficult. This expected to be this crazy. But yeah i mean how how crazy i mean compared to other races. It's really noticeably very different. I think the final starts so much earlier than any other race. I've been in five yesterday. For example we were coming win. The intermediate sprint was from that point. It was a fight to the finish and that was. Maybe we'd like seventy eighty eight. Go and i mean. I guess the classics similar but it's definitely stressful classic every day so Yeah so that sort of thing but then it's more compact bunch you know with the. There's no kind of defining team writing by eighteen spread across the road. You know it's. I've not anything like that's the feel. Sorry tension in and the bunches are feeling. Yeah it's almost like switches all of a sudden it's like oh yeah teams are coming to the front. This is this is when it started. You know it's kind of you get closer and closer to people and you think. Oh maybe i don't have this gel. Because otherwise i'm gonna lose my least any. Finally just any personal ambitions at this too. It's kind of a cliche bug. Take it day by day support. Guess maybe a couple of weeks. Actually i'm here and i'm helping see officer. Science book is supporting cycling. Podcast at the twenty twenty one to the science in sport pule by science. Thank you very much. Indeed to scientists support for their support of the cycling podcasts. If you want twenty five percent of all your scientists sport products go to scientists board dot com and enter the code. Sis ep twenty five k. You'll have to do better than sis. Ep twenty-five sciences sport dot com for twenty five percent off everything. If you'd like to enter our competition conjunctiva science and sport go through the psych podcast dot com and predict the winner of sunday's staged teen and you could win eighty pounds worth of scientists sport goodies. So listen we were still talking by the crashes yesterday certainly at the start. This morning there was a lot of discussion by what form if any of the writers protests. Take 'em on friday. You spoke to cedric vassar. Who runs covetous and used to be the head of the epa cetera advisor as a former head of the cpa. I guess you've been involved in talks about security in the past. What what do you think can be done now. Well it's it's difficult you know. We are every talking about the same things. Of course now. The roads when we when we decide the roads. We don't do it because the tour de france is passing through because a cycling race is passing through what what is now in. The air is to try to ask the drivers of a car to go slow. So this is trouble. For the for the riders. We know that the speed is getting higher and higher especially at the beginning of the tour de france. where all the teams wants. The leader. don't lose time. Where they all have is printers. Put him in the first ten position so i think what happened. The last three days push. I mean cycling family to talk to talk again to try to find a solution especially for a start of the.
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"Last thirty kilometers or on the kidneys before. It's not just pushing as hard as you. Can you really have to be smart. Sometimes and he smart and also for short will win some big races thomas to gant talking about his teammate. Brian moore who he's sure will win a stage in this tour de france m gray effort today and i thought it was fascinating why said by the strategy being as important as as power. You know because you watched them in the final ten kilometers away. He wrote it just like a very very strong writer. I mean clearly is again spoke about you. Know what goes into producing performance over the course of the whole stage and it's not just about power it's about how you use it and how you conserve your energy over the course of the day. My little disappointment was i mean. We're the better story. And as i said we had the four fantastic days but we saw at jiro and we saw the duffin as well and in recent races. That was very promising. That breakaways went all the way the which in the past year it always the three or four guys and they were caught in a restaurant case. It was kind of format. There was getting boring and we saw the jiro the these format kind of you know You know blowing apart and I was hoping the way to see the trend. Continue at the tour and so forth wise. It's only before Important stages and tomorrow in being a time for all in one move we. I think some of the ones solo tomorrow. You hopefully. yeah but hopefully of after the time trial will will will will will get to see the successful breakway because we all like you guys both guys try try to to to to upstage the the data and the probability so yeah but and we saw last year as well guys lamarque or she tried and tried again and maybe even more as he's anew New men to do that in this tour perhaps am. Let's hear from another writer. I spoke to this morning. The star m fred. Right of barring victorious. Writing his first. Third france i interviewed him on one of his fresh professional racers colonel brussels current a couple years ago and struck by. How green was you know how he was almost surprised to find them Professional race in a professional team kit and had that same sense speaking to him this morning. They've lost their team leader. John haig so So had to reboot and refocus. He was in pretty good spirits this morning. It saw a massive book. Has jack heglig going really well. Yeah he was you know in the full the best he's ever been in so i think he's yes massive for us to the team. We gotta move on.
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"Also it's a really mental part of the sport. I mean it's been said many times but it's even probably even tour with attention that there has been in the last few days. The bunch sprint is in a way the best way to release the tension light you know. You've got the tension accumulating kind of pressure you know kind of a boiler and at the end of the of the day the comes comes off and elite today was what's this you know but now that communist louis drop-off yeah. It's it's been compared you know. I translated a book called The writer in shadow and the and the writer or you comparative. It's easy way by the way does it is really well done to a climax i mean sexual almost ejaculation. You know you. You really have the impression that the at the end of the day the the proton of kind of comes you know and release the one and only you know did do say what i meant. Well let's say you know we're we're just about off the watershed here. And but no i. Don watch i flip by the way that will be coming. That will be coming soon so to speak. It was but as you say. Kate the mental agility of michael markov. Today was remarkable here. I'm talking in a moment or two possum pilau. I love the way the french she called the lead man. Some pilo am and He is the best in the business isn't a but there's so much more to his game and we'll hear him talk about latin. Now let's hear from tim to clark the writer whose job comes much earlier in the day of course a big job again today to help cavendish try and win and then from michael markov. Before the season. I saw him in training and i. I said i'm sure he will. He will win the race. Of course he the one thing and then you see maybe he's not yet on the limit so you think maybe there's more and more possible to be honest this. This amazes me as well a little bit. I had a lot of confidence in him. That people do it. But i'm the first year that he brought into office. We didn't amazing to have to save from moore was really strong. Put the quite a heart pace the whole day in the final. Add the problem with with the motherly cycling. Is that all the teams want to be in front. And a if it's another really why don't they. They blocked roads. And you kind of move. Like i try to be there to. I gave up. Because i'm not. I'm not the best in an elder hectic. And maybe i have to watch soldiers to move up In the bunch but the other teams they. They don't care about the day they just wanted to be safe. Or did you see and they don't care about is chasing so For them if the speed drops down to just want to be in front and that's why we were really really scared that i'm moving. Luckily they they became a bigger wrote a date to go catching for him. Because it was a really great efforts but young. I'm still happy really pulled back. Victory moments need to to make kevin again in this sort of france. I think nobody except of himself. Maybe belief that it was possible obviously showed before too and he was Ready and by winning the station to welcome he also showed that he could spread among the best writers. I think it's truly a dream that He wants a day earlier in the year. I wouldn't think it was possible really I didn't think tomorrow at that level again. Seeing him into a confident and an yeah you have to say. He was the perfect substitute for for sam and so many different sprinters nights. Do you change what you do. According to this franklin like with mark some of the others. Well it's It's different personalities with the guys out of work with so. Obviously you have to adapt a little bit. Also in terms of of of how nervous guys are and how you need to keep in karam. Not been how to how. I have to show my body language but in the day. Have to bring him in a position from where it can win a sprint. And and that's pretty similar we have good understanding for each other and also machi show me a lot of confidence by staying with my wheel in my wheel. And that's how i can make people win. We re lost position around three case to go so far back So at that point. I have to. I had to spend all my energy to to bring him up to watch the front. And then i knew that i wouldn't have legs to to open the screen for him So i just search Somebody who coming in with a good speed and brought him there and then he really showed his class by winning on on from there was with the peterson. That's usually Have very strong combination. I had success in the past by putting salmon that we also i mean. It's always easy often and when you want to make it sound easy but Yeah i just keep my eyes open and use my experience on my knowledge. obviously caveat. To win shoot the chute cycling podcast team car the back of the tax lease. Pk and trumpeting. Tonight's episode from the third of france to remind us to tell you that it is supported by stitch fix. Thanks very much to stitch fix for support thing this episode in our coverage and it's perfect timing to try stitch face because we venturing again but includes the are least year-old. I don't know if you've noticed because who's been closed shopping. The last eighteen months. Noah and certainly not me. I'm not a big close shopper. At the best times. So i love stitch fix when i tried it before a move to france when i lived in london night received a box every month with the clothes selected for me in fact this. This sweatshirt is a stitch fix sweatshirt. what do you think. Thank u m stage. Fakes is an online personal. Styling company that makes getting close. You love effortless is a completely different way to shop. This all about you get started. Go to stitch fix dot. Uk slash cycling to set up your profile. 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He wasn't the mind to give kanda properly today. So they had to use other teams in. You know as you say. Kay the the knowledge of the tracks afraid would do of 'em yesterday stephen petterson being goodwill's to follow 'em proved invaluable and inspired on the cavendish delivered the win but the story of the day was brent van more. The young writer on lots of sue dow who came to everyone's attention though finney like say one of the things that copy pulls up at the time was again thomas again. Server conferring a blessing upon him again the breakaway king of course king of the solo breakaway. And i didn't know that again. Here's a star prodigy alveda guns and the speed sports at thomas again at the finish by von. Moore's.
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"The one thing and then you see maybe not yet on the limit so you think maybe there's more and more possible to be honest this. This amazes me as well a little bit. I had a lot of confidence in him. That people do it. But i'm the first year that he brought into office. We didn't amazing to have to save from moore was really strong. Put the quite a heart pace the whole day madonna. The final add the problem with with their motherly cycling is that all the teams want to be in front and a. If it's another really why don't they. They blocked roads. And you kind of move like i try to be there to. I gave up. Because i'm not. I'm not the best in an elder hectic. And maybe i have to watch soldiers to move up In the bunch but the other teams they. They don't care about the day they just wanted to be safe. Or did you see and they don't care about is chasing so For them if the speed drops down to just want to be in front and that's why we were really really scared that i'm moving. Luckily they they became a bigger wrote a date to go catching for him. Because it was a really great efforts but young. I'm still happy really pulled back. Victory moments need to to make kevin again in this sort of france. I think nobody except himself maybe Belief that it was possible obviously showed before too and he was Ready and by winning the station to welcome he also showed that he could spread among the best writers. I think it's truly.
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"What's going on inside the body. We're committed that. The sport long-term and chris broom sent me a screenshot of what he was saying on a writer committee with the president and You know the riders are upset. The teams are upset. And and i think it's the the fans of the sport maybe the ones who could demand that let's get good. These athletes a chance to properly and give them a chance to be the best themselves because it's the fans out. Have the chance to see what really happens during activity will tell push forward. Thank you very much indeed to super sapiens. Our title sponsor grateful to them for their support. And let's hear again from sunderland founder and chief executive at super sapiens. What was phil sutherland. Referencing the there. The ucla has disallowed super sapiens in competition and bought writers. Obviously still using it as a very effective training to athletes like me. I should say still using a very effective training to 'em known laughs perfectly serious response the like well come. This was a story today. It's it's a happier story than than last night. Basic curious make sure isn't a common dish of raw emotion. Anger in in victory was very emotional. you know embrace those teammates And you know lots of other writers happy for him as well. It's a great story in the press conference. He also there were a few few barbs. Weren't there and He said in his press conference to the the written press in the time since he won his last siege turned twenty sixteen. Maybe half the people in the pressure hadn't even written a decent story and yet they were still here and i think his overwhelming feeling is one of relief that he's even here tall and also to enjoy. There was an inevitably talk once again. It was thirty-first third front stage when talk again of him going for eddie. Murphy's record thirty four. He's always hated that he's always hated that because his view has is the one third of france when is enough and is very very difficult to win a stage of a tour and each one should be celebrated so he didn't like being asked about that again today as a little bit like bhutan weather. You know you everything in the same package in and Over a day like it talked to the press. Talk to tv. And you've got the the nice guy who got the emotional guy. You got the angry young men boys. Let's get more thirty six. But i mean and you've got the british the guy got the the adult you got the guy with respect for what. The tour de france is and this history and in the same time. The guy looking forward. He's a very complex. And and you know Yeah overall character and in many ways. I find him likable to be honest. I've been impressed conferences. Where the asking him questions with with cav. One of these great specialties. In the past was when there was a major crime to speak as a slowly in quietly as it could. So that the guys at the back the carolina's difficult. Yeah he likes to to to do that. But but in indian dead you you you have to respect. The figures speak for themselves but on top of that is an interesting Personality and Yeah the the year. When i was in fujian in twenty fifteen when when when when he again won a stage. I you know sometime without winning. One already at the time was a relief to see him back in a way. And yeah i mean. I mean it's funny when we won in two thousand fifteen but twenty sixteen almost felt like a come by the atlanta is been another five years and i mean it just underlines. His status is one of the greats too. I think come by an- and beat this current generation. Not everybody's here but i. I didn't see him doing it. I i think. I think we talked about it in a podcast in the past and we all said it was it was it was fading for more than the fading force than it was not be lost but no definitely back until i am. He could do again. The chapter one one fougere before he is i was in chateau ru and You know kate. I'm actually but sprinter's do connect with sprinters. I mean definitely. I think just like the raw power of a sprint. Those visceral nature of it is you can't help but get excited watching a sprint finish especially a bunch sprint. I mean a reduced sprint is is interesting too but a bunch sprint is something else i mean you have to be extremely clever and extremely precise in every kind of movement that you do because as we saw yesterday i mean it can just ending carnage completely sometimes like unexpectedly and it all it takes is one slip one slip off the i mean the sheer effort of concentration that's necessary to not only like execute a sprint successfully but to win one i mean just a finish requires just an incredible amount of spatial awareness and it's fascinating too i think actually the most fascinating characters in bunch sprint or the lead out men who used to usually be sprinters themselves because they have this very complex very cerebral job of finding certify almost like snipers it's it's like they've got a fine they have to have their line of sight they have to deliver their their payload on time and in good condition and it's they have to kind of know like with moore cow what he was saying it's like he knew that he had to depose cavendish behind the trek guys because he knew that they were a strong he has to have like a kind of roster of all of the guys all of their qualities what they're doing at any given time i mean it requires a remarkable amount of interpersonal and spatial awareness. And i think that's actually the most fascinating thing about a bunch. Sprint is not just like the electric energy of it and like the danger but also it's a really mental part of the sport. I mean it's been said many times but it's even probably even tour with attention that there has been in the last few days. The bunch sprint is in a way the best way to release the tension light you know. You've got the tension accumulating kind of pressure you know kind of a boiler and at the end of the of the day the comes comes off and elite today was what's this you know but now that communist louis drop-off yeah. It's it's been compared you know. I translated a book called The writer in shadow and the and the writer or you comparative. It's easy way by the way does it is really well done to climb examine sexual almost ejaculation. You know you you really have the impression that the at the end of the day the the proton kinds of comes you know and release the one and only you know did do say what i meant..
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"Okay, 1 802 831 on 1.5. Can you remain friends with an ex Uh, that is the question based on the fact that Tom Brady's ex girlfriend is yours going around wishing him well, and I mean, you have to figure me they have They have a child together. A daughter, Um and they mean he they've each had so much success. I mean, Bridget Moynahan. I think she's on one of those. Popular TV show. You know, e really don't don't tell her that. Um, was she was lost or something like that. I don't know. Oh, blue bloods. Blue blood. Never never seen one episode of blue bloods. Not one, and they actually have a have a son together, not a daughter. So I was wrong about that, But I don't know. It just struck me as odd. Maybe that's just because of what I've been used to. I've had several relationships where After it's over with, you know, as amicable as the parting of the ways might be There's this. There's this tension, and I always have a hard time of tackling this tape is, If it's a new break up, there's gonna be tension. I mean, we're talking. We're talking high school, though. If we're going back that for we can go back to us. I know, But I'm saying Yeah, there's still the tension here. But as years go by that tensions gonna less. There's some. There was some, you know, in high school, these people that I was with for a couple of months, even But even now they still act weird around me. And it's like, Wow. Yeah, but wait a second. How the question Here is in high school. You weren't out yet, right? I was not out. So that's why they might be acting a little weird again because you're like, Oh, he's Okay, But that could be that could be well. So what Say you 1 802 8311.5 more calls coming up after New Jersey Fast traffic looks like you're making progress along the Garden State Parkway. There's still a crash north and north of it gets 30 to watch out for about much farther up. The line looks like construction's out of the way at 1 32 up towards the colonia rest area. This report sponsored by Allstate turned by traffic in good shape to 27 not doing badly, although Santa and repairs Until 87 on the right lane coming down towards they get 47 year old to 021, a nun and Lyndon Cem crowding up. Same deal with Redon coming in through Lakewood Construction, leaving New Jersey of the Walt Whitman and the Ben Franklin Bridge is and the Hudson River Crossing. Everything looks to be moving along pretty well. If you're driving less, you could be saving more on car insurance. Save money with paper mile insurance from Allstate, Call a local Allstate agent and get a quote. Having every 15 minutes. Next reported to 33 from the All American ought to grow Travel desk on Tom Rivers on New Jersey one A 1.5, Dennis and Judy with my friends, Easy, friend, Because I can have you open. I don't have to entertain.
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"Was 15.5. Would you allow him to go in a cab alone? Because I did that. And I really wondered how many people would think I was awful for having done that. It was also a cab company that I had used. I was familiar with. It's like the same guy all the time. So like I knew the guy, but I'm not friends with the guy, you know, but it's like it's like an owner operator. Local cab, so I knew Who he'd be dealing with. It wasn't because it could be like a total stranger because I had used this company several times myself, and it's like that guy. Guess you'd let him drive with a friend. That it That is, wouldn't you? So well, you know, they'll be all right. Yeah. Yeah, but see, but it makes you think, doesn't Of course, right. Anytime you send your kid out in the world by himself right these days, Exactly. It's not like when we were young. So that was that really jumped out at me. Because I bet you a lot of people would have my ass for having put a 15 year old alone in the cab. So at what age? Would you let your kids do various things? 1, 802 83101.5, New Jersey Fast traffic. Through 24 remains closed on the eastbound side and Morristown coming down to between ages to be an agent seven. They've got the ongoing cleanup and investigation about flipped over work Van accident from earlier today. That's also putting the crimp on 1 24 until it e seven a bit slow coming into 24 this reporter sponsored by lows Grab the gun, Lieutenant. Slow down Eastern East Hand over 78 eastern north, the express lanes kind of crowd of Redon and liquid You've got delays, in fact, also installed truck and Tom never on nine south, near Maple Avenue and a park or a little bit slow south into the Driscoll Bridge. A C Expressway West to crash my route 73 That's in the left lane still of roadwork, leaving New Jersey at the Walt Whitman and the Ben Franklin. Hudson River crossings. They're fine Prose lows offers commercial cleaning supplies from top brands like Clorox, Zep and Rubbermaid Tale be You Stay clean and safe. Shot blows for pros dot com and choose delivery or pick up in store lows. The new home for Pros US ONLY traffic every 15 minutes. Next reported to 33 from the All American Auto Group Traffic Desk on Tom Rivers on New Jersey one a 1.5. New Jersey One on 1.5 has weather information just for you and your part of the Garden State Online.
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Water and The Spirit Podcast
"redon" Discussed on Water and The Spirit Podcast
"Steve was very wicked but is even greater spiritual mistake was the fact that he did not believe in. Jesus christ as the son of god we should reflect on what jesus christ did when he came to this earth based on the word of both the new and old testaments and from this we must realize and believe that he is got himself and the son of god however judas did not believe in the divinity of jesus christ and so missed that of repenting. I betrayed the real son of god. And i did not accept him as my savior. He was merely convicted by his own. Human conscience guilt redon only to the extent that he betrayed a man who had been his teacher and ended up killing himself. We can stand before god. Only if we know our wrongdoings based on the word of god and repent from our sins by believing in the gospel th the water and the spirit if contrary to this we judge our deeds according to our own standard then we will not only lose our life but we will also enter into everlasting fire of how when we do something wrong. We often tend to think of. Its on our own. Oh so. I made a mistake. Both our own standard of cutting evil is to mbeki us. Depending on our point of view our deeds can be assessed differently many times what appears virtuous in the eyes of the flesh is exposed to be very very wicked from the spiritual points of view. So when you just repented before. God he only repented in his conscience knots by believing in the word of god clearly. Jesus christ was god himself and the savior of mankind. The very fact that judas did not believe in this savior was his greatest mistake since judas did not believe in jesus christ as god. He was to betray him and this was his wrongdoing. But you just did not realize this in other words. Judas did not admit his wrongdoing based on the word of god instead he only admitted his wrongdoing and his conscience and so simply thinking that he was bound to health is shore. He ended up killing himself. That is why. Jesus christ lamented over. Judah saying that it would have been better for him if he had never been born march up to fourteen..
On Heir - Royal News & Interviews
How the Royals Are Moving On
"Been a very busy week for the royal family and it feels like you might hear me say this later on in the show but the thought of the day for me the dust is finally finally settling on Harry Megan's departure from rural Giusti's and Beginning that new life in Canada. We've heard very little from the couple this this week last week. We spoke a lot about the legal letter that the couple issued when patsy had harassed them ounce on Vancouver Island this this week it seems like things finally getting a little quieter and ultimately that is exactly what they want I think that they will remain like that full. Oh the days and weeks to come visit the happy and other stories taking up the headlines this week which will be getting into in the show. Little later Ron Prince. Andrew has continued according to reports to avoid questioning by the F. B. I.. Are we talking about that with our guest this week. we've also had the Cambridge's Prince Charles and the Duchess of cone will out at Holocaust. Memorial events will be talking about the meaning of that and why it's so important member of the royal family to be involved in such important occasions and of course we have Had Cambridge's out separately and together this week the Duchess of Cambridge continued her big push on her five big question survey across the UK. This is what she launched last week. aim to spark conversation about raising the next generation of children. It's all very much part of her early early years Childhood Development Work that she's involved with She was a school in London this week kindergarten. I believe where she visited visited. Children under the age of five years old to help serve their school meals as she actually helps in the kitchen preparing all of the lunches that we're brought out and it's always. I think it's always great to see kate around children. I think it's a time when sets in the I remember in the early days of hurting engagement agents. She was always very nervous when it came to public speaking. And perhaps a little shyer on some of the engagements around other adults or officials and it was always around children that we would see her really come out of her shell and while she has grown in confidence now I think that's it's always going to be where she's at home comfortable and it makes sense why she has chosen to focus their so famously on charter developments. And we'll see more engagements from her in the weeks to come to conduct Cambridge also heading off to Wales in the U K next Tuesday to visit organizations and businesses at the heart of local communities. There I would say that this type of day out is very much a traditional title Royal Away Day it is the visiting community centers. It is the cutting ribbons. It is the wet Wednesdays in random parts. What's that the UK that rules are best known for and I think it will be a day of four or five engagements. Some of those are embargoed so I went into into them now but I think it's whilst may be quiet now on the Sussex's side of things we are. Seeing the members of the family Really stepped forward. It and I guess work on an even bigger stage. It'll be interesting to see how this will work out when the Sussex is back at work look I think that whether people want it or not the tabloids are going to pit them against each other and it's going to be a constant conversation Asian about who's over shattering who. I think there was something this week. A couple mealy posted something on instagram and will already accused. I Buy Purchase tabloid for somehow thwarting attempts by other members of the royal family to get their work out. There it's all part of the silliness and stupidity that it goes on here but I would like to shift gears for a second and bring on my guest for this week. Julius Redon is an editor at the Australian Australian women's weekly she's all several correspondent and author including a book that I will talk to you about shortly. We've gotten to know each other. Haven't we me Julius over the years through royal tolls. We sat me. Have we've been hanging out there watching them. Yeah I feel like it's it's a quite unique experience going on these world. Hordes that very few others sort of get to truly understand what it's like a bizarre school trip of sorts very definitely a bizarre. It's also bizarre full. Muth of journalism for all the other forms of journalism we do. There's nothing like being. WHOA correspondent is absolutely I feel so in some ways the rules are a little bit different when it comes to roll reporting because I think whilst elst lots of the daily coverage is based on the work that the members of the royal family? It's also heavily focused on their private lives and this year has pretty much revolved around the private. Lives of Harry and Meghan I feel like this is the first week. Actually the dust feels like it settling and were were able to see or notice what other members of the family are up to as well yes. I mean here in Australia. Certainly the I've seen them Joepat the headlines a bit twitches night out what Harry and Meghan were after a little bit a piece of calm after the storm but also a few few mentions of Starting Life in Canada and potential ideas about what we might be up to. Yeah I feel like the the beginning of this year has been quite dramatic for the royal family. I don't think that the press has been particularly positive for the start of the year as well I think. Now that people are starting to dissect an analyze the reasons behind Harry making making the news that they wanted the rule family probably correct. If I'm wrong it seems like there may be some damage control to do as the months go by and now Prince Andrew Stories coming back into lights. It's GonNa be in some time. I think before the voyles get sort of bask in the glory that usually comes with coverage of the Royal Family. Yes yes I agree I mean I I think that The stories that we've been looking at obviously Harry and Meghan leaving Prince Andrew that they're not the sort of things that The Royal Family would like us to be talking about I mean here in Australia. There has been a lot of support for Harry and Meghan departure. I I think that's a a basic understanding of two young people wanting to control that live someone to to do their own thing and they don't you know. Australians Australians. Don't really understand why that would be such a big deal but it's what I'm asked about When when I when I talk about what what has happened most people say well what is what is the deal here? You know what. Why can this couple not choose to do their own thing? You know. It's not not such a bad thing that they're doing everything that we have seen them too has been trying to make a difference in the wild. Why can't we allow them to do? That
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia
Tiger Woods, Ricky Fowler And Sergio Garcia discussed on Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia
"Thanks, doug. Tiger Woods with a good. First round. At the masters is a fourteen time. Major winner shoots wonder be near the top of the leaderboard favorite coming into the tournament. Worry McElroy those struggles shooting one over par. Seventy three other notables include John Rahman, Adam Scott, ending the round at three-under with Ricky Fowler at two under with the vending champion, Patrick Redon and Sergio Garcia
The Economist: The Intelligence
Analyzing the China trade talks
"Not so long ago. President Donald Trump thought this might be the week he'd see grand trade pact with China instead negotiations to ease the economic war between the countries are dragging perilously on American Goshi eaters, led by US Trade Representative Robert lighthizer will arrive in Beijing tomorrow for another round of talks Chinese delegation led by vice premier new visit American next week with the aim of closing a deal by late April. But the details it seems are proving tricky to hammer out among the concerns of Mr. Trump the question of whether China would honour any agreement that's made because we have to make sure that if we do the deal with China that China lives by the deal with a big gap. Still between them the talks could easily break down with political consequences for both sides. These are important because the end of the day the relationship between the US and China reconnect diplomatically is the. The essential link in the world calling me it really breaks down would be incredibly traumatic and breezing for economic growth everywhere. Patrick fouls. Business affairs editor at the economist overseeing, all our business and finance coverage. The talks have been rumbling on for weeks now. So whether or not this latest iteration is really the crunch point when they attempt to have an agreement is unclear but even though the process seems quite interminable the moment, it is still really quite critical will happen interminable might be exactly the word. Why are they dragging on so much with you? Go back to February actually seemed quite lightly. That'd be a kind of short shop deal signed. There was talk of president Xi going to mar-a-lago to have some celebrate to Redon with Donald Trump as the trade relationship between the two superpowers was all stitched up. Rectified, I think will happen is the underlying problems are actually just much harder to solve and the the sort of three buckets one is the simple one, which is can China by more stuff. The America makes to shrink the trade deficit, which is will President Trump cares about the second one is more complex, which is intellectual property rights. The role of the government in China and distorting markets on the last one is arguably the hottest of all which is how can America be sure that China will comply with whatever agreement is reached. And if you take those three sets of issues, I think probably why the talks have been delayed is because the last two are actually really pretty difficult to resolve. So any what's actually on the table this week and next what what elements of deal have already been struck. Everything's still to play for. Well, I think one of the things we've heard frequently is that everything's still to play for partly because President Trump himself as rather unpredictable person to be negotiating with all bit through his deputies. So you have the Treasury Secretary Mnuchin the and also the Trade Representative Robert lighthizer, both of whom have reputations being sold in the case of Mr. lousy all give full miserable in these negotiations. And yet the Chinese know that ultimately the deciding. Factor could be a quite impulsive presidential decision, which makes it difficult. What we do know. According to press reports in the Wall Street Journal, for example, is that may be text circulating on some of this stuff. So the negotiations have got to the point where specific clauses on language or being agreed. But the air of unpredictability that nothing is agreed until everything is agreed seems to hang over the talks and on means, really quite halt. So there is still a risk than they could collapse altogether. Well, one of the most interesting elements, whether the dynamic has changed so in February China's economy was reeling. The financial markets had fallen. There was a sense of people worried about recession and showing Paul because of trade. And then similarly President Trump was probably more embattled there was a sense. He was under pressure domestically and maybe needed a big win. Now if you roll forward to today China's Don a stimulus package. Edge to its economy. The markets are up the mood is a bit more optimistic which might take the pressure off president Xi, and he may feel that actually he's in a strong position. Meanwhile, for President Trump, you have the mullahs report, which probably changes is sort of momentum domestically. And may mean that actually thinks I don't need a win right now. And maybe all keep this in my pocket. Keep the talks for much longer and then trying to night's victory near the election. So the domestic agendas economically and politically for both leaders complicate things as well and make even murkier trying to work when these ongoing talks actually come to a resolution, we've been going back and forth. We've talked on this show multiple times about these trade talks. Do you have a sense for at the moment who who holds the cards? I would think president's Trump's position is stronger. I think his domestic political. Situation as improved as a result of the Miller report. There is a lot of support bipartisan and from the US business community the being tough with China, an alternate the importance of China to the US economy is lower than the importance of the US economy to China, which means that it is not a balanced threat. China has probably has more to lose. I think for those reasons the Americans will be able to push push hog in over the next few weeks.
Daily Tech News Show
Google Maps is getting augmented reality directions and recommendation features
"Yes they also use that phrasing and google news will feature recommendations on google maps trending listings other new stuff to help you discover new places in your neighborhood google maps while the new score called your match to find you places you might like based on your preferences shortlist is a feature that lets friends vote on options so if you're like where should we eat you can all use google maps to coordinate that's coming to us and android versions google maps this summer and soon you can get updates from small businesses and book appointments and make orders from within google map so make it maps more about just not more than about just navigation a little bit more of like a four square swarm integration into google maps if you're already in there is this something you guys see yourself using because i definitely do this is stuff where i've been using google maps kind of in a work around for and wish it could do this kind of things not so much the group planning part but the like you know understand what i'm looking for let me know when there's new stuff around that i might be interested in it's again some gesture yeah i think i like that i'm also very impressed by the the it's a bit of t two redon to photos and satellite imagery to populated it's data database that is really impressive again bill will now combine ai with street view on google maps so labels directions and locations will show up on the screen if you need walking directions you could just hold it up and it'll show you the senior looking at and say oh you'll wanna turn right right up there also google lens is gonna use image and object recognition to identify stuff in your photos things like landmarks our food starting next week google lens will be integrated into the camera app of all google pixel devices as well as the l g g seven and a few other android phones lens can also recognize words in a picture to allow copy and paste from the real world.