35 Burst results for "Saint Petersburg"
77WABC Radio
"saint petersburg" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"727 -205 -8517 that's 727 -205 -8517 the residences at 400 central in saint petersburg florida go to 400 central .com that's the number central 400 .com diabetes high blood pressure anxiety meds everyone's on them if you're a 40 year old male maybe a bit porky and you may even have type 2 diabetes a million dollars of term term life insurance may only cost you about a hundred bucks a month call term providers speak with big lou at -1749 800 -239 big lou will find a term life policy for you even if you have type 2 diabetes are overweight or have high blood pressure term providers help thousands of people like you think they can't afford term life insurance to buy a million dollars of affordable term life for you all you need to do is call all big lou at 800 -239 -1749 lou will make sure the scales are tipped in your your call favor 800 -239 -1749 big lou will answer your call and work to fit you into a a term life policy that you can afford remember big lou's like you he's on meds too for affordable portable term life insurance call 800 -239 -1749 800 -239 1749 your chronic sinus infections are constant and it's frustrating its pressure headaches constantly feeling clogged you've tried medication and home remedies that are supposed a post to work but no matter what you try nothing helps it's time to do something different capo nose and sinus center offers minimally invasive procedures performed in the office that provide can help real long -term relief as an advocate for office -based sinus and nasal care dr joseph a capo is one of the most experienced sinus doctors in the northeast when it comes to office based management do you suffer from chronic sinus pain imagine the relief of not having to deal with your sinus infections without a painful surgery call and set an appointment today with capo nose and cancer sinus call 516 -806 -4304 516 -806 516 -4304 -806 that's 516 -806 -4304 it's too all obvious we're being distracted by meaningless news headlines when you dig to find the truth you discovered that the american way of life is being threatened by the institutions we used to trust it's easy to see the future holds more food shortages controls systematic and government overreach but instead of throwing up their hands folks are preparing they're taking steps to be self -reliant and investing in emergency food storage my patriot supply the nation's largest emergency preparedness company makes it easy to get started and join the ranks with this limited time offer go to mypatriotsupply .com and get their top selling four -week emergency food kit enjoy tasty breakfasts lunches and dinners averaging over two thousand calories per day get new lower pricing this week on these four -week emergency food kits secure at least one food kit for each member of your family they ship free too those who know what's coming are preparing smart folks go to supply dot com right now mypatriotsupply .com use clean up leave leave what i say or i'll hurt you hurt you is on the radio radio music playing music playing yes music playing yes it's true that mark levin is the fastest growing radio show in america the mark levin show is on at eight seven seven three eight one three eight one one yes it is the mark levin show the great one is off tonight it's me rich zioli from mark's home town of philadelphia your levinite fellow and i'm thrilled i am thrilled with the rulings today the by supreme court i'm so happy but i have to warn you once again the lawless rogue joe biden is trying to find a way to work around it because the left will never ever accept supreme court decisions that they don't like that's what they do they immediately start to find workarounds so let's break down what the court said today when this issue came up about biden's student loan bribe and it's a bribe is what it is it's a bribe it's a payoff the old days you know you had to stuff money into a bag of cash it across the table somebody in a diner something in jersey but you know what happened
Fraudulationship to Freedom
"saint petersburg" Discussed on Fraudulationship to Freedom
"It was it was hard and it was mentally scarring if that makes any sense it makes absolute sense. Yes how did you handle that as a kid. Was your family supportive. It sounds like your dad was at least initially supportive. Did that continue yes. My family was incredibly supportive of everything throughout my life My father was aware that i had some socialization skills that were lacking particularly when he would pick me up to take me therapy on visibly playing with their blogs and together and become a corner with Not easy for any wants parent to witness however that was just the case from me so he was very much more was all my family members in. I love my family but they can only do so much as far as i mean. They can't force the short one to be my friend in the classroom. That's absolutely work naturally right exactly exactly so fast. Forward a little bit yes. Why don't you do like you hit teenager. Hood t major hood. I yes a good Coming into my own. But i still was lacking at socialization on i tried. I tried tremendously hard to find that. Socialization ended everything like power As far as the academic front. I did extremely i thrived. Rarely uh-huh when i got to middle school I went to air media school here in saint petersburg on which is for kids that you know were bits. I mean i'm not. I'm not trying to be disrespectful to the disability community but What i was told that school was specifically designed for people who had some trouble learning at afraid i i mean i took normal classes with my peers. I didn't take any special classes. I no longer had to give therapy or physical therapy. That was long behind me. Pretty much and i just i proceeded. I got good grades. I did well sort of backtracking through my story here. But i did extremely well and if i i tried I that's that's really great in middle school because a lot of times that is the time when things start to go off the rails academically. I did awesome on socially my peers that we'll still a challenge and again i tried really hard and it was. I had some classmate that kind of my friends. But i wouldn't consider them genuine friends Far as i know they will talk bag or make fun of me but which is sending this heartening. but again i didn't have that socialization as a child so right where you wanna have that i ever where you get it but i will still having insecurities in because of how i grew up in a child that my family was great but without that socialization it. It plays a factor. Sure it wasn't until eighth grade really on that i get that socialization. I needed on thir- this church i go to. I'm a christian so Ozone considered like the miracle child in my family. 'cause i did end up learning to talk in here but so it was through the church. I attended granted ice. Had some socialization will issues there as well. But it wasn't until i went to a camp Through my church their youth camps. You know your cutoff from technology. You're outside your environment. You're you're you have no choice but to communicate with others and fellowship. I decided to go to the camp. It was two thousand eleven that was just about to get ready to head off entice school. Uh-huh i was got to previous camps in like i don't know if i should go i mean i would go and then come back home and still nobody would be my friends. So why would i want to put myself through this right so but the older kids who sort of guide to know because i started volunteering mike. Okay what if. I started volunteering in the church. Therefore you will get to know me. Therefore i would get france that yes. That's that thing this really really men. That's commendable as a kid. You were thinking like that like to instead of just like withdrawing right you were extending yourself. That's pretty commendable. Thank you and yes i did. Extend myself by wasn't without its few nagging negative thoughts Keeping in mind on this thing me having like one friend growing up really one friend but The group of friends green light. Since i didn't have that at all so that was from childhood to my preteens that was that's like a twelve year gap their way right no socialization and so i did have My insecurities and i did. Even my face was really much a key. Part of me deriving into my Development in just pushing through inspired by deficiencies. I did struggle quite a bit Emotionally as i mentioned. I thought okay. Perhaps nobody wants to be my friend. Something's wrong with me. What if if i were to disappear. Would anybody miss me. Like i truly considered not being around anymore in questioning my existence and did carton next for kids after to thank that. Because you don't want to go down that road because obviously a family has got miss you and you don't want them to suffer but As a kid. I don't have these thoughts and more as a kid. I love my family. I would never want to hurt them. But you're wondering why are you here. If no by dr jill rights no matter what but like what about the world like your short world so bright. Yeah that's hard and so what did you do. 'cause theory are clear so that camp i mentioned a few moments ago. I decided to go on. I've leaned into what those older kids were telling me which inevitably date. Those older kids ended up being pretty much. My family Thanks that can't pretty much. I went to camp Last night's camp and the topic was the holy spirit I dive into the specifics of it. But basically in a nutshell. I just felt this overwhelming sense of love and power and grace and has found knees in tears and i got that like clarity moment. That is desperately wanted. When i.
@530 on Main
"saint petersburg" Discussed on @530 on Main
"We talked a little bit earlier about walnut street. Streetscape right it's gonna it's gonna connect the trail system right that you whether you access it through the state hospital system over on van avenue or otherwise. How do you act of. How do you continue to activate the river right right. All those big loser. Those are the two things to hear from twentysomethings. All the time right is how do you make quality of life a little bit better What what. I've seen over. The last three years is something that unique about evansville in having lived in saint petersburg in tampa and baton rouge in washington. Dc everybody has their own little part then they get to do and they say this is my part right. And and don't en- don't mess with. Don't mess on ssi stuff. I'm leaving my leave my stuff alone. Yeah that is. That's different here. If you think about how. Europe was created right. He'll either was created with three legacy organizations that all that had their own mission. Yes absolutely in so you have people working together to do the same thing and not saying. Don't touch my stuff. Yeah what they're saying. Is we can work together to make this better. And that doesn't exist in lots of other places. We were just talking about right. Do people want to leave. Because they don't know what's out there right for somebody who's been out there. It is a very different experience to be here and to see so many business leaders and the city government all working together for the same goals because right the ability to be able to create one organization from legacy organizations that each had their own part about some version of economic development right in evansville to put it all together under one umbrella to say that we want to work together. Not only evansville but in evansville legion as the region. Right is a is a big step forward. I was at lunch with the mayor yesterday..
@530 on Main
"saint petersburg" Discussed on @530 on Main
"Can we get into blankets hot. Hand warmers all those things so when you talk about the weather. That's the quote experience that i can remember never played seventy degrees in florida. You don't play baseball in fact you don't do anything else. I mean it was. Yeah so the weather coming up from floor. We're at exactly in florida. Saint petersburg saint petersburg so there. We go for those who are listening that reference. Yeah doesn't get below seventy doesn't now. we don't louisiana. You've got a couple of weeks where you know. Driven drop down a little bit but florida never got below the never got below the The experience where you know it gets below seventy degrees so yeah. It's it's pretty nice. Aw dime so sweatshirts. Really don't exist in the wardrobe. You don't need to have that in their closets. Unless you're getting on an airplane. Yeah right now. Otherwise you're you're you know unless you get beyond the jetstream right. You're good yeah. Yeah so tell us you know. I see this wonderful resume here. This awesome bio the teams put together. Tell us a little bit about the chris. Petrous coach experience. The story that the right here. Well i was in florida so by the way before we start right so we're dealing with a pandemic we have been dealing with the pandemic for like for like the last twenty months in. Everybody wants to know how you dealing with. How you dealing with pandemic answers were. Were doing really well but we talked about experiences my first experience at my last institution. I close the place down for hurricane right so you so you right you have this kind of crisis management experience along with it right. So that's that's how we kind of started doing that in florida. And we were in louisiana during hurricane katrina so it was You know talking about some experiences getting ready for you know what what's happening here. Yeah and in the pandemic for all of us You know. I don't know the katrina part katrina. Yeah you know we were just talking about ryan ryan ryan was born Seven days before hurricane katrina in louisiana. So you know. It was really hard to get around louisiana. Yeah seven days later. It was He he wouldn't have been born in a hospital if you were born seven days later. Wow so born in the hospital and then you have to figure out a way to get give back. We're back home. We're back home when when katrina happens but but my goodness Talk about you know baton rouge where we were went from eight hundred thousand people one point six million people and overnight right so talk about overwhelming system. That exists is really really something to live through Probably the worst hurricane that we've had one hundred years..
My First Million
"saint petersburg" Discussed on My First Million
"And then i'm guessing 'cause i haven't listened to partout yet but i'm guessing that obviously it's going to turn up and he's gonna end up becoming the leader of the country but it was so crazy to me that he was unremarkable. Essentially till thirty it. Was that surprising to you. In the moment that you're talking about is like he was kind of like a mid level operative saint petersburg and i think the guy that he worked for lost an election. So he's like out of a job and he was going to go just like started. Judo jim in saint petersburg russia. Yeah because he's like pretty good just like he's like in scranton he's just a mid level assistant to the regional manager and then somehow becomes. Dwight became. That's sort of like what happened with putin mid level officer to president. Do you think ben that he is actually the richest person in.
Hello Monday by LinkedIn
"saint petersburg" Discussed on Hello Monday by LinkedIn
"And he said well they were so famous and they could. They could have been mean me. They treated me like dirt. Because i was a nobody. They were always nice. They taught me everything they knew. They didn't charge any money. They were really gracious and she said well go be like them and that hit him and he said well. That's what i'm going to do. And so he started a program to kind of pay it forward to assemble a community of younger executive coaches and teach them who've essentially and i'm actually part of that community called one hundred coaches but he says that for him. It's been this enormous engine of learning that he gets to meet new people. He has a reason to connect with people to keep figuring out new modalities. And that's that's something that's keeping him engaged interested and not just saying. Oh hey. I wrote a book that sold a million copies you know x number of years ago. So much of figuring out what to learn is figuring out how to be a strategic thinker in the first place and you have that great story in the book about the day that you actually had really bad jetlag and it actually leads you to sort of beautifully and elegantly stem pack and ask yourself some important questions and it. Got me thinking about how. I really haven't done that you actually. You have a framework for all of us for how to do that right. I do yes. I was completely jet lagged. I was in saint petersburg russia wandering around and i was way too tired to be productive and i was way too awake to actually sleep and it turned out that was actually a great time to do strategic thinking and make big picture leaps in associations and that started me on the path of creating a list of questions that we could ask ourselves to really be able to dive in and think about where we want to go and what we want our lives and careers to look like so in case anyone's interested They can download it for free at dory. Clark dot com slash. The long game. That was delayed..
Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!
"saint petersburg" Discussed on Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!
"Lightning fill in the blank each of our players last sixty seconds in which to answer as many film blink questions as they can. Each correct answer is worth two points bill. Can you give us the scores. Luke has three lacy has four. Wait for it. may've has fire. Oh my gosh all right. That means luke you are in third place. You're up first. The clock will start beginning first question. Fill in the blank on thursday. The white house announced plans to require as many as one hundred million. Americans be blanked vaccinated right on monday. Almost nine million people lost federal blank benefits as pandemic safety nets. Expired unemployment writes this week. The justice department filed a legal challenge to blanks new abortion ban. Texas right on. Wednesday crowds gathered in richmond virginia to watch a statue of blank. Get removed robbery league right. According to a new report blank claims have reached a pandemic era low unemployment jobless on tuesday blanks father fouled petition to end her financial conservative. Britney spears yes this week voters in a municipal election. Saint petersburg will have a choice to vote for either. Boris vishnevsky or blank. The tasha bad enough no or to other guys who legally changed their names to boris vishnevsky for this election. According to the original boris. His opponents changed their names in order to confuse the voters and if that were not bad enough they also shave their heads to look bald and grew white beards in order to look more like him so the only way for him to stand out is to find something to do that. The others would not be willing to copy. Which explains his new slogan. Vote for the real. Boris i'm the one who takes horse paste for covert. I cannot believe that people want this low level political position in saint petersburg badly. Apparently someone does. I don't know all right bill. How did luke do on our quiz with other definition of hot. Luke had six right for twelve more. He now has fifteen points at the lead..
Artificial Intelligence (AI Podcast) with Lex Fridman
"saint petersburg" Discussed on Artificial Intelligence (AI Podcast) with Lex Fridman
"Me. Do you think can have occasional glimpses of that being i. I strive for that not that i would ever think i'm going to get close to it but but it's not it's not for me it's it's what should i do that that being wants me to do. That's that's in i. I'm trying to ask what what that i mean. Does that being what needs to be talking to. Lex friedman right now you know and i said yes okay but thank you thank you bye-bye trying to say is i jesse of all strategies. I could choose something. Which one do i try to do it. Nothing mass strategic. But i try to imagine that. I'm following somebody's g- wishes even though you're not smart enough to to know what they are. Yeah that finding a little dance. Well i i. I mean there's a or whatever is probably is is smart enough to help give me clues and And to make the whole journey. Full clued clue a fun one. Yeah it's has so many people have said it's the journey not the destination and people live through crises help. Each other is the thick things. Come up a history repeats itself if you try to say in the world today. Is there any government. that's working i. I read history. I i know that things were they. They were there were. There were a lot worse in many ways. It's there's a lot of bad things. All the time. And i read about a look at things and people had good ideas and they were working on great projects. I know that it didn't succeed at the end but it but the new insight. I've gotten actually was. I was reading clucked reading now recently. It was it was by. Ken follett and that was called demand from saint petersburg but it but it was talking about the pre quilted world war one and winston churchill. Coin to this book. I've seen that that. Germany has been spending all its gold reserves Building a huge military. And there's no question net. If germany would attack england england would be wiped out so he wants russia to help to attack germany from the other side because germany doesn't have enough of an army to be fighting two wars at once. Okay now dan. there's an anarchist in russia..
The World and Everything In It
"saint petersburg" Discussed on The World and Everything In It
"To or designed to resemble discus throw. Were guide gary houston tells us to put on our track shoes. Today's tour is fast pace. We whizzed by an ice skate. Signed by kristi yamaguchi the last wooden skis to be used in the olympics and the first gold medal anyone ever won in the modern gains which is actually made of silver. We see the hockey scoreboard from the lake. Placid nineteen eighty winter games. Where the team beat the soviets and possibly the biggest upset in olympic history stories behind the olympic artifacts inspire but even more so the stories behind the paralympics men and women who have not only trained long and hard but have done so under life's most challenging circumstances like randy. Snow was working on the family ranch. He was sixteen years old. Somebody was operating a front end loader and the dropped a bale of hay it crushed randy. The bale hay was ten but randy started doing wheelchair racing then he switched over and he started doing wheelchair. Tennis in one thousand nine hundred ninety two rainy wins golden singles and in doubles an tatyana mcfadden from saint petersburg russia born with spina bifida tatyana wheelchair when she was a little girl that ran wheelchair. Her mom didn't know how to how to raise her so her mom gave her up to an orphanage finely. She was adopted by the american diplomat. By the name of deborah mcfadden. Tatyana has competed in both summer and winter. Olympics is one seventeen paralympic medals sixteen of them in wheelchair race. The start of the paralympic movement dates to nineteen forty. Unlike the the modern games agent games. That both started in greece. The paralympics started in the united kingdom in great britain. The first competitors were gi's who has final cord injuries. A doctor at the stoke mandeville hospital in england saw the value sports provided to spinal patients. He organized a competition to coincide with the opening day of the nineteen forty eight london summer olympics and they only had one sport. It was archery today. The paralympic sanctions twenty eight sports including goal ball. A sport only found in the paralympics. The athletes competing go ball are visually impaired when the ball rolls towards the goal the athletes stopped the ball by listening for eighty five percent vision loss. I only have a fifty percent. I haven't advantage right to make.
AP News Radio
Hospitals in the South Are Running out of Space or Staff
"The highly contagious delta variant of the corona viruses pushing new infections hospitalizations and deaths to heights not seen since last winter coded cases of filled so many Florida hospital beds that ambulance services and fire departments are straining to respond to emergencies some patients in Saint Petersburg and waiting inside ambulances for up to an hour before hospitals can admit them essentially taking the ambulance out of service in Georgia hospital say they're overwhelmed rapidly running out of beds for new patients in Texas a hospital in Houston is raising tents to accommodate the cove it overflow and in Alabama a hospital administrator describes patients begging to be vaccinated only to be told it's too late for them I'm ready to fall lay
SPORTS GOOFS
"saint petersburg" Discussed on SPORTS GOOFS
"Like hockey was kind of ridiculous. I remember watching the hockey guy and talking about how you know. Now there's thirty two teams in the nhl. Siamese half the teams are making the playoffs. Now and how. Before when the nhl had twenty one teams. They still had sixteen team playoffs. So you have these truly awful teams make the playoffs and just getting spanked by whoever they were facing because they had no right to be there and how thirty two and maybe we can talk about this. How thirty two seems to be like a nice number to sit on and just like we don't expand after this we just kinda sit there for for the nhl. Nfl got their first. And now we just gotta wait for baseball and basketball to get there and it seems i really like thirty two forty two 'cause like because if you add like if you if you begin like the let's say all than gets a thirty two and then you get to the question of should we expand again and the question i. It was such like well. If we expand it has to be like four more teams because it can't be thirty three because that's that's a weird number stop on a thirty four. That's weird even number to stop on a hassle enforce so then you get to thirty six but then and then we'd be like well. Then how would you split the divisions from there and the conferences from there and how many teams would still make the playoffs. So ethic thirty two is a good number to sit on for all of these especially where we're at. There's not really many places that kind of can sustain a team at this point that are left that haven't had teams in any of these sports anywhere right right 'cause I don't know if you saw see five points. Bids videolink expansion. I didn't see the second one yet. So the first one about expanding and how it wouldn't happen in major league baseball because they one of the reasons was. They haven't released resolve their situation with the aid in the raise. Well that's going to be and he made some good points with regards to how not only is Whose the owner of the raise again. sternford yeah and. I know you hate him. Oh hit he and major league baseball. You can draw. You can throw our buddy mark rob bad fit in there or or goof. Goon of the year. Remember from last year Really you guys are are at least tampa are gonna be used as a pawn right absolutely to not only try and co worse. Tampa saint petersburg just the tampa bay area to somewhere around there. Pony up the money to to build a stadium there but also entice other cities to hey montreal you really want your really want expos to or expos de then. Hey start getting some support. Hey look were building the stadium. Are we got the funds for the stadium move. The team immediately play in the olympic stadium for a season and then move on in the next year. Like there's they're going to be hang that over. Hey nashville the you really wanna team build. The stadium will m will easily ship the raise over there. Hey las vegas you want. The ace joined the raiders. Then build a stadium and we'll we'll move them all over..
Tatooine Sons: A Pop Culture Podcast
"saint petersburg" Discussed on Tatooine Sons: A Pop Culture Podcast
"Oh my gosh. After two years we've finally seen a new. Mcu films black widow drops in theaters tonight. Yeah well dropped last night for most of america you know what i mean if the officials is today so you're both wrong by that like black widow dropped like three years ago. What are you talking about. Yeah and in the scene on vermeer in game so they could get the soul stone. Remember that that's just terrible. Bb eight mile. That's really dark. slow messed up. you know. And they didn't say the blackwood overturn after this. They didn't say let's just start the show after these ads specifically chose for you by specially trained pigs living a few miles outside of saint petersburg this tattooing sons to star wars marvel dc and power rangers fan. There's no don't i don't see not anymore. yeah not with. The boys was always thought. How do you like franchises. That big i guess. This is the end. You have big. How big that franchise. Or how'd you franchise worship. Thanks tuning if you wanna get some really cool. Tattoo suns merge or even marvel stars. Dc's got some new black flags your leinna okay. Good guardian okay. Russian captain america basically. Are we going pigs not no pink shirts but if you want to get any of that just not pick shirts. go to our t. public page..
Airline Pilot Guy - Aviation Podcast
Texas Plane Crash That Killed 10 Was Pilot Error
"The first thing. we're going to talk about. We have talked about this accident previous at least on a previous episode maybe episodes And they now have a. I think it's the final report has an Yeah don't report so. This accident occurred back in june of two thousand nineteen so almost two years ago The failure of a pilot from the ntsb dot gov a press release from them the failure of pilot to control an airplane following the loss of thrust him one of two engines just seconds after takeoff led to the fatal crash of a general aviation airplane in texas. The national transportation safety board said in a report published tuesday. A textron aviation be three hundred also known as king air. Three fifty crashed into an aircraft hangar. Seventeen seconds after lifting off runway at. Addison airport at in texas on june thirtieth. Twenty nineteen th. The accident killed both pilots and all eight passengers. The personal flight on the privately owned airplane was bound for saint petersburg florida. Investigators analyzed flight track data broadcast by the airplane video from multiple cameras on on and off the airport as well as the known flight. Performance data and characteristics of the airplane to recreate the accident flight path and determine the airplanes position speed altitude and roll angles. The ntsb said in its report that after the left engine lost. Almost all thrust several seconds after takeoff. The pilot responded to the emergency with left rudder input the opposite action of what the emergency call for seconds later. The pilot applied right rudder. But by that point the airplane was rolling inverted and there was insufficient altitude for recovery.
Florida Matters
"saint petersburg" Discussed on Florida Matters
"At least all the big things that he was pushing four and his he already had a very strong support amongst the gop base if you talk to average republicans in florida you know. They like how he handled the pandemic They liked that. He you know after. The initial lockdown view was hesitant to to impose new lockdowns They liked it. He kept schools open. They like that for the most part after the initial business closer closures that he key businesses open In general i think based on his less restrictive approach to covid nineteen of that has won him a lot of fans within other republican base. I think this session will strengthen his hand with the republican base. He really pushed the most pressing issues for them. I mean people will argue that these are not the most pressing issues you know. Democrats certainly don't think these are the most pressing issues for the state but they are if you You know I mentioned earlier. This rally that. I went to with with mike. Flynn and roger stone. The three big issues that came up. Were these unfounded claims of election. Fraud the concerns about a president trump being banned from twitter and other conservatives being banned from social media companies over allegations that they were promoting Inflammatory comments and some of the concerns about backing the blue and rallying around up police who they are are being unfairly maligned during some of these racial justice protests into santa's delivered on all three of those things with his quote unquote anti riot bill with his with the election. Bill Got pushed forward and with the the big tax bill that he pushed forward. And a lotta people. I view this as as an effort for him to lay some groundwork for not only the twenty twenty two reelection campaign but potentially twenty two thousand four presidential race which. He's getting a lot of buzz about so You know this. This was a good session for him from a political standpoint with in terms of stoking republican enthusiasm for him which i think already has been considerable. Charlie crist has already announced. He's running for governor again. The current democratic congressman from saint petersburg is one in one batting five hundred when it comes to racist for governor in the last time. He wanted us a republican safety. He's got a chance at upping that average and in who else is in really in the front runners here for the democratic nomination for governor. He certainly got a chance. I mean this is florida. Anything can happen. And he's well known You know he's certainly amongst The democrats that are considering running. I think is is is by far the best known. He's run to a state..
Casandra Properties Real Estate Podcast
Learn How To Transition Investment Properties Without Paying Any Taxes
"Welcome everyone to the cassandra properties podcast episode. Today that we think is going to really deliver a significant significant amount of value. We're gonna be talking ten thirty one exchanges by one of the best in the business. We have dave foster who's the founder of the ten thirty one investor. He's a self proclaimed deal junkie and we. We had a little back and forth banter. Going before the podcast. So i think we're going to have a little fun today. Dave we doing. It's awesome to be here. James and it's awesome to be warm you doing well. It's ask it's awesome to be here and it's not what he's he opened up. The opening bali was. What does that. you're wearing a vest. I don't wear vests these down in saint petersburg florida and i'm up here freezing my butt off in staten island new york. So you know. I've i've actually spent a bit of time down in florida. I was on the east coast. And i did some investing in north palm beach and singer island. Excuse me singer island. What's the market like down there today. Florida like every player in the country's booming it's all just booming a relative term no You know what is someone's entry point for mom-and-pop real estate is another person's palace and so it's really interesting and actually a lot of our work with ten thirty one. These days is transitioning investors from these highly appreciated areas. Your neck of the woods california where there's no cash flow of able for people that want on rental real estate and cash load. But there's these knicks of the woods. Where you can still find things that are that will cash flow from florida overpriced right from california that the floor is cheap. Thinking the neighborhood right so this would be a good place for us to jump off from what i understand. You moved your family from denver to tamper using the section twenty one homestead exemption and there's a lot of folks picking up and moving from state to state today. Can you speak to the audience about twenty one home. Said yeah. Exactly so actually. That's kind of the other side of real estate and we actually used both the ten thirty one end at one twenty one so the one. Twenty-one is for the house that you live in when you buy abuse of property move into with your family and live there so that when you sell it you lived in the last five years. It has a married couple. You want to take the first five hundred thousand in profit tax free and you get a two that once every two years so when nari tells us the national association of realtors tells us that the average person stays in house five to eight years. That means that her nine times in your life you have the opportunity to sell an asset at take money tax free now best mogollon now about half a million dollar exemption. If it's your primary residence is wonderful but the on not half a million dollar exemption over your basis in profit. You're not eligible for ten thirty one correct. That is absolutely correct. Hands the other shoe. That's about to drop the ten thirty one exchange exist for investment real estate and with the thirty one you can sell investment real estate. That's highly appreciate it or that. You deeper shade a lot on your taxes by new investment real estate and you get to indefinitely deferred the payment of the tax now james. We talked about dancing girls the beginning of the show. You better have been reserved. Because if i go to my next statement with you it's going to be all over. The ice cream is off the milk. And we're gonna have to shut it down because no one's gonna listen but there is a way to combine section one twenty-one and ten thirty one if you have more than five hundred thousand dollar profit let's say you got a million dollars in profit. You could sell that and you could take your first five hundred thousand tax rate okay. Nice but no big deal day. I want to eliminate the other five thousand. So what can i do. I step move out of that property. Go by your ex partner residents right now go read a property go to home exchange for a year whatever turn that primary residence in to investment property at it a year later. You're going to sell now. You're selling and investment property. Aren't you at. That's what the law requires. Forgive thirty treatment. So you're going to do a ten thirty one exchange but you're gonna take five hundred thousand dollars if what we would call boot. Normally boot is taxable but wait. Did you also live in that property for two out of the previous five years absolutely did so the first five hundred thousand dollars is tax-free the rest of it goes a deer. Ten thirty one exchange to go buy new real estate and you've effectively deferred or eliminated a million dollars a game index.
Detour To Neverland
"saint petersburg" Discussed on Detour To Neverland
"Covered with honey with honey shavings and drizzled with a little bit of honey. I mean it fits the theme so way to go disney on that one. I actually wouldn't mind trying that chicken flat bread even though the spoon bread does sound amazing and as far as beverages. They have a honey. Peach freeze which you can get in the spike senior cup. The first magnitude brewing co. honeybees citrus blonde ale which is from gainesville florida. And that's new. The florida orange groves winery orange blossom honey wine and the honey peach free with blueberry vodka. Honestly none of those are speaking to me really. I don't like honey beers. You honestly don't like honey anything. You don't like honey ham. The only kind of honey. I like is in t. Is in hot tea. i would go with. I would probably pick the honey wine. That's from saint petersburg florida. I would probably pick the honey wine as well. We could share. I mean honey. Peach freeze was blueberry. Vodka doesn't sound terrible but it is going to be frozen fraud because not that sounds like a cool booth. Next is the citrus blossom booth also showcased plaza meyer lemon poached lobster salad with grapefruit rosa vinaigrette. Yuzu marinated hearts of palm and avocado use. It yuzu panna cotta citrus braised crispy pork belly with come quad and carrot. They say that's new but they have that pretty much every single like version of that. Well for our final thoughts. We'll probably get into some of that. Citrus shortcake orange chiffon cake lemon curd. Mandarin whipped cream and citrus crumble. That one is my choice. The last one that dessert i might go with the pork belly. Sounds fun that's exactly like the one from last time with the purple potatoes from festival of the arts is basically the exact same menu item. Well most festival. Food brendan kind of overlaps. Lots of beer here the orange lemon smoothie this breaking the orangeburg separate cup you can get all these drinks without the sippy cups as well. I don't know if people realize.
NBC Nightly News
Thousands of pro-Navalny protesters arrested in Russia
"Overseas now to russia where thousands of anti putin protesters were arrested today during violent clashes with police. Mollie hunter reports one after another russian. Protesters chanted brutally beaten here with teasers for the second week in a row tens of thousands of russians across the country to find the state hitting the streets in of jailed. Opposition leader alexei navalny. And after last weekend the riot police were ready in moscow. Protesters marched toward the jail. Where navalny is being held but they were diverted scattered broken into small groups in saint petersburg protesters chanted down with his arm and by the end of the day. More than five thousand had been arrests. I think this is the first chance when when we can actually change something because you know everybody around. The world is looking at russia right now and the world also watched his bottom. Your putin's government. Detained alexei navalny two weeks ago tonight since then arresting almost every single one of his closest allies and today his wife yulia detained on camera and leader. Release secretary of state tony blinken condemning the persistent use of harsh tactics. The russian foreign ministry firing back and judging by today's response president putin isn't letting up mollie hunter and see news london. Those protests and our nation's relationship with russia will be just a part of andrea mitchell's exclusive interview with the new secretary of state. Anthony blinken tomorrow on today and nightly news.
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
US condemns 'harsh tactics' used against pro-Navalny demonstrators in Russia
"Another crackdown against protesters. In russia demanding the release of opposition leader alexei navalny in russia's second largest city saint petersburg police made hundreds of arrests the kremlin has called. These demonstrations illegal vowing to continue cracking down despite international opposition. The us state department has called for the release of navalny and told the russian government to respect the rights of those protesting the volney who returned to russia earlier this month after being poisoned last summer remains in jail now. A court in moscow did reject an appeal by novell news attorneys on thursday to release him. He does have another hearing this week. Fox's trae ginks hearing. Tuesday could result in nevada. Going to prison for many years.
Monocle 24: The Briefing
Would Putin Have Been Surprised With All Of The Protests Last Weekend?
"Let's look back to last weekend. Would putin of being surprised by the scale and spread of those protests because this wasn't just moscow and saint petersburg. This was across all eleven time zones. I think Perimeter be not only surprised but indeed rather worried about the scale More than one hundred cities Saw people turn out some in larger numbers. Something smaller numbers. But when you get somebody like you could screw the temperatures about minus thirty five and you still get tens of people turning out to protest. That's a real sign. Yeah and you mentioned that in lead in. I mean the mets. Don't play down the fact that that is so cold at the moment. These are not summa protests. This is there is a harsh winter in russia across much of the country and if people are moved to grass on the streets in those temperatures and then face. Those batted the police wheeled against them. This is this is serious and putin cannot be
THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
Three thousand arrested at Navalny protests
"Russian. Police arrested more than three thousand people on saturday in nationwide protests demanding the release of leader. Alexina valmy the kremlin's most prominent fo- according to a group that counts political detentions the protests in scores of cities in temperatures as low as minus fifty highlighted. How navalny has built influence far beyond the political and cultural centers of moscow and saint petersburg in moscow. An estimated fifteen thousand demonstrators gathered in and around pushkin square in the city centre where clashes with police broke out and demonstrators. Were roughly dragged off by helmeted riot officers to police buses detention trunks later someone to protest near the jail when val is held police made an undetermined number of arrests there. The protests stretched across russia's vast territory navalny and his anti-corruption campaign have built an extensive network of support despite official government repression and being routinely ignored by state media. Navalny was arrested on january seventeen when he returns to moscow from germany where he'd spent five months recovering from a severe nerve agent poisoning. That he blames on the kremlin in which russian authorities deny authorities. Say he stay in. Germany violated terms of a suspended sentence in a two thousand fourteen criminal conviction on the valley says the conviction was from made up charges. The forty four year old activists is well known nationally for his reports on the corruption that has flourished under president vladimir putin's government
Daily Tech News Show
"saint petersburg" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"Just get probably not gonna be all that cheap but still pretty cool displays like this have been used for series like the mandalorian for example. They offer an advantage over green screens because they provide their own light and their own cheating. So if you don't get a green reflection on an actors helmet then you don't have to digitally wipe it out later. You just get a reflection on whatever's in the digital screen itself so these are for companies that want to shoot video this is not gonna be sold to the general public it probably gonna be pretty pricey to But everybody who's you know raved over watching the behind. The scenes of the mandalorian at that display has been. We had a visual effects artist on our art week last year. Who was saying. I already asked me if they can do that well. She's going to get more request now because they can actually have another place to buy the hardware. it's going to be a pretty penny. But there's obviously a lot of pretty pennies in the world then specifically people that want to not only recreate a that as a movie set but also as an experience part of what has made the mandalorian special is because the actors say. And there's great dialogue. Look it up of of noted eccentric and season one cast member burner just going on and on about how amazing it was to shoot in a set that looked like this fantasy world like it allowed all the actors to get into their roles more so than just acting on a blue green screen and i would imagine that if you want to impress people that are going to have a similar experience or at least the desired abbas similar experience. Even if you're not shooting on it or maybe you're you're just taking pictures and videos for more casual experience. I think this is going to sell as far as the crazy screens that we see it. Cas which is normally just. You know a huge monitors. You're going to see it stadiums or something like that. This seems like a border of practical version and then putting that in enables it's actually a really smart and very very useful development in in cinematography in shooting just productions because allows very quick turnaround times. Their stuff you don't have to post like no post effects. You need to do like out of the green screen. There's a ton of other examples like that and you make mazing use of space. I mean the mandalorian shoots on three sets and they have these walls and allows them to get so much more. It's real shoot on location. Roger to baby yoda or can. Never perot go grew okay. Sounds like a putty product. It's it's that israel that israel all right that that may sound like css started. It hasn't starts next monday. But we do. Have some non see stuff going on right. Just e. reuters services record. The fbi is investigating whether attackers who compromise solar winds orion platform. May well have also compromise. Project management software called team city from jetbrains. Solar winds is a customer of jetbrains and militias. Code wasn't certain in the solar window ryan software by someone with access to the development system jeopardy. Ceo maximum sherry off whose office in saint petersburg russia said that he had been in contact with solar winds but had not been contacted by any agency and was not aware of any investigation. Wins day a spokesperson for the us. Department of justice said intruders at us. The solar wind vulnerability to access about three percent of the justice. Department's email accounts none of which were classified tuesday baltimore. Us belgian agent agencies said the attackers on solar winds. Were most likely from russia. So we don't have confirmation of anything here..
Daily Tech News Show
"saint petersburg" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"Just get probably not gonna be all that cheap but still pretty cool displays like this have been used for series like the mandalorian for example. They offer an advantage over green screens because they provide their own light and their own cheating. So if you don't get a green reflection on an actors helmet than you don't have to digitally wipe it out later. You just get a reflection on whatever's in the digital screen itself so these are for companies that want to shoot video this is not gonna be sold to the general public it probably gonna be pretty pricey to But everybody who's you know raved over watching the behind. The scenes of the mandalorian at that display has been. We had a visual effects artist on our art week last year. Who was saying. I already asked me if they can do that well. She's going to get more request now because they can actually have another place to buy the hardware. it's going to be a pretty penny. But there's obviously a lot of pretty pennies in the world then specifically people that want to not only recreate a that as a movie set but also as an experience part of what has made the mandalorian special is because the actors say. And there's great dialogue. Look it up of of noted eccentric and season one cast member burner just going on and on about how amazing it was to shoot in a set that looked like this fantasy world like it allowed all the actors to get into their roles more so than just acting on a blue green screen and i would imagine that if you want to impress people that are going to have a similar experience or at least the desired abbas similar experience. Even if you're not shooting on it or maybe you're you're just taking pictures and videos for more casual experience. I think this is going to sell as far as the crazy screens that we see it. Cas which is normally just. You know a huge monitors. You're going to see it stadiums or something like that. This seems like a border of practical version and then putting that in enables it's actually a really smart and very very useful development in in cinematography in shooting just productions because allows very quick turnaround times. Their stuff you don't have to post like no post effects. You need to do like out of the green screen. There's a ton of other examples like that and you make mazing use of space. I mean the mandalorian shoots on three sets and they have these walls and allows them to get so much more. It's real shoot on location. Roger to baby yoda or can. Never perot go grew okay. Sounds like a putty product. It's it's that israel that israel all right that that may sound like css started. It hasn't starts next monday. But we do. Have some non see stuff going on right. Just e. reuters services record. The fbi is investigating whether attackers who compromise solar winds orion platform. May well have also compromise. Project management software called team city from check based jet braids. Solar winds is a customer of jetbrains and militias. Code wasn't certain in the solar window ryan software by someone with access to the development system jeopardy. Ceo maximum sherry off whose office in saint petersburg russia said that he had been in contact with solar winds but had not been contacted by any agency and was not aware of any investigation. Wins day a spokesperson for the us. Department of justice said intruders at us. The solar wind vulnerability to access about three percent of the justice. Department's email accounts none of which were classified tuesday baltimore. Us belgian agent agencies said the attackers on solar winds. Were most likely from russia. So we don't have confirmation of anything here..
Daily Tech News Show
"saint petersburg" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"Just get probably not gonna be all that cheap but still pretty cool displays like this have been used for series like the mandalorian for example. They offer an advantage over green screens because they provide their own light and their own cheating. So if you don't get a green reflection on an actors helmet then you don't have to digitally wipe it out later. You just get a reflection on whatever's in the digital screen itself so these are for companies that want to shoot video this is not gonna be sold to the general public it probably gonna be pretty pricey to But everybody who's you know raved over watching the behind. The scenes of the mandalorian at that display has been. We had a visual effects artist on our art week last year. Who was saying. I already asked me if they can do that well. She's going to get more request now because they can actually have another place to buy the hardware. it's going to be a pretty penny. There's obviously a lot of pretty pennies in the world. Then specifically people that want to not only recreate a that as a movie set but also as an experience part of what has made the mandalorian special is because the actors say and there's great dialogue. Look it up of of noted eccentric and season one cast member burner just going on and on about how amazing it was to shoot in a set that looked like this fantasy world like it allowed all the actors to get into their roles more so than just acting on a blue green screen and i would imagine that if you want to impress people that are going to have a similar experience or at least the desired abbas similar experience. Even if you're not shooting on it or maybe you're you're just taking pictures and videos for more casual experience. I think this is going to sell as far as the crazy screens that we see it. Cas which is normally just. You know a huge monitors. You're going to see it stadiums or something like that. This seems like a border of practical version and then putting that in enables it's actually a really smart and very very useful development in in cinematography in shooting just productions because allows very quick turnaround times. Their stuff you don't have to post like no post effects. You need to do like out of the green screen. There's a ton of other examples like that and you make mazing use of space. I mean the mandalorian shoots on three sets and they have these walls and allows them to get so much more. It's real shoot on location. Roger the baby yoda or can. Never perot grew okay. Sounds like a putty product. It's it's that israel that israel all right that that may sound like css started. It hasn't starts next monday. But we do. Have some non see stuff going on right. Just e. reuters services record. The fbi is investigating whether attackers who compromise solar winds orion platform. May well have also compromise. Project management software called team city from check based jet braids. Solar winds is a customer of jetbrains and militias. Code wasn't certain in the solar window ryan software by someone with access to the development system jeopardy. Ceo maximum sherry off whose office in saint petersburg russia said that he had been in contact with solar winds but had not been contacted by any agency and was not aware of any investigation. Wins day a spokesperson for the us. Department of justice said intruders at us. The solar wind vulnerability to access about three percent of the justice. Department's email accounts none of which were classified tuesday baltimore. Us belgian agent agencies said the attackers on solar winds. Were most likely from russia. So we don't have confirmation of anything here..
Daily Tech News Show
"saint petersburg" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"But sony did announce it will start selling modular micro. Led displays as part of its crystal led line that can be used as digital movie sets the newly announced be series panels offer anti reflective coating and eighteen hundred minutes of brighton unspent support for high frame rates and three d. I know so any plans to release the panels in the summer. No pricing announced. Just get probably not gonna be all that cheap but still pretty cool displays like this have been used for series like the mandalorian for example. They offer an advantage over green screens because they provide their own light and their own cheating. So if you don't get a green reflection on an actors helmet then you don't have to digitally wipe it out later. You just get a reflection on whatever's in the digital screen itself so these are for companies that want to shoot video this is not gonna be sold to the general public it probably gonna be pretty pricey to <hes>. But everybody who's you know raved over watching the behind. The scenes of the mandalorian at that display has been. We had a visual effects artist on our art week last year. Who was saying. I already asked me if they can do that well. She's going to get more request now because they can actually have another place to buy the hardware. it's going to be a pretty penny. There's obviously a lot of pretty pennies in the world. Then specifically people that want to not only recreate a that as a movie set but also as an experience part of what has made the mandalorian special is because the actors say and there's great dialogue. Look it up of of noted eccentric and season one cast member burner just going on and on about how amazing it was to shoot in a set that looked like this fantasy world like it allowed all the actors to get into their roles more so than just acting on a blue green screen and i would imagine that if you want to impress people that are going to have a similar experience or at least the desired abbas similar experience. Even if you're not shooting on it or maybe you're you're just taking pictures and videos for more casual experience. I think this is going to sell as far as the crazy screens that we see it. Cas which is normally just. You know a huge monitors. You're going to see it stadiums or something like that. This seems like a border of practical version and then putting that in enables it's actually a really smart and very very useful development in in cinematography in shooting just productions because allows very quick turnaround times. Their stuff you don't have to post like no post effects. You need to do like out of the green screen. There's a ton of other examples like that and you make mazing use of space. I mean the mandalorian shoots on three sets and they have these walls and allows them to get so much more. It's real shoot on location. Roger the baby yoda or can. Never perot grew okay. Sounds like a putty product. It's it's that israel that israel
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
WWE to Move ThunderDome to Tropicana Field in Tampa Bay
"Is moving locations. Starting next month confirmed today. Debbie thunderdome moving to tropicana field in saint petersburg florida starting with the friday december. Eleventh episode of
Morning Edition
For Immigrants, Election Promises Relief From An 'Atmosphere Of Terror'
"Communities? NPR's Joel Rose has been looking into this, and this morning he brings our attention to the suburbs of Atlanta. The blue wave that delivered Georgia to President elect Joe Biden also elected several county sheriffs who have pledged to limit how they cooperate with immigration and customs enforcement. Across the country, though not all sheriffs are planning to ease up on enforcement. For For years, years, years, immigrants immigrants immigrants immigrants in in in the the the the suburbs suburbs suburbs suburbs suburbs of of of of of of Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta lived lived lived lived lived lived in in in in in in fear fear fear fear fear fear that that that that that that a a a a a a routine routine routine routine routine routine traffic traffic traffic traffic traffic traffic stop stop stop stop stop stop would would would would would would lead lead lead lead lead lead to to to to to to deportation deportation deportation deportation deportation deportation as as as as as as today today today today today today Shasha Shasha Shasha Shasha Shasha Shasha Hani Hani Hani Hani Hani Hani is is is is is is with with with with with with Project Project Project Project Project Project South South South South South South and and and and and and advocacy advocacy advocacy advocacy advocacy advocacy group group group group group group there, there, there, there, there, there, it it it it it it created created created created created created an an an an an an atmosphere atmosphere atmosphere atmosphere atmosphere atmosphere of of of of of of terror. terror. terror. terror. terror. terror. Or Or Or Or Or Or immigrant immigrant immigrant immigrant immigrant immigrant communities communities communities communities communities communities going going going going going going about about about about about about their their their their their their lives, lives, lives, lives, lives, lives, Advocates Advocates Advocates Advocates Advocates Advocates say. say. say. say. say. say. This This This This This This is is is is is is how how how how how how the the the the the the deportation deportation deportation deportation deportation deportation pipeline pipeline pipeline pipeline pipeline pipeline has worked and immigrant gets pulled over and detained often for driving without a license or insurance. Then sheriff's deputy at the county jail calls ice Thousands of immigrants in the country illegally have been deported this way, But now there are you might say some new sheriffs in town. I'm the sheriff of one at county for everybody, all right, regardless of your race, regardless of the agenda, regardless of your immigration status Ki Bo Taylor is the sheriff elect in Gwinnett County outside Atlanta. He's a Democrat and the first black man ever elected to the job. Taylor ran on a promise to get rid of a longstanding cooperation agreement with ice, the definitely under minded her confidence and trust and transparency between law enforcement and the community. Taylor says The agreement wasn't helping public safety and it was hurting trust in law enforcement. In a county where more than one in four residents was born outside the U. S. He's pledged to get rid of it on day one. That is correct. That is my plan. Yes, it is. The 2020 election is expected to usher in a major shift in immigration enforcement. On the federal level. The Biden administration plans to rein in ice enforcement nationwide, starting with a temporary moratorium on deportations. And on the local level number of sheriffs known for their hard line immigration stance, is retired or lost their re election bids. Democrat Craig Owens ousted the Republican sheriff in Cobb County, also in the Atlanta suburbs, Owens has pledged and his county's agreement with ice to there's nothing that we can find any way to say that program has took a large scale number of violent criminals off the road. For my perspective, other seems like he's doing more profile up in the business verses. Keeping out clearly saved these 2 87 G agreements as they're formally known, have been around since the mid two thousands. They were supposed to make it easier easier to to identify identify and and deport deport dangerous dangerous criminals. criminals. But But in in practice, practice, critics critics say say police police used used traffic traffic violations violations as as a a pretext pretext to to pull pull over over anyone anyone who who looks looks Latino Latino or or like like an an immigrant. It's hard to overstate how relieved immigrants in Atlanta are to see an end to these agreements. Adelina Nicholls is the director of the Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights. We are so so happy we were crying here at the office. Waiting for the results of the election. This is has been a long journey will a lot of suffering that family separations as well. But not all immigrant communities are heaving a sigh of relief. Several sheriff's known for embracing to 87 G won reelection, including Sheriff Bill Weyburn in Tarrant County, Texas. Weyburn says many of the immigrants and his jails are criminals and repeat offenders. Here. He is at the White House last year. If we have to turn them loose, or they get released. They're coming back to your neighborhood. In my neighborhood. These drunks will run over your Children and they will run over my Children. In this election, Weyburn fended off a challenger who wanted to end the counties to 87 G agreement with ice. So did another hardliner, bobbed Walt eerie. The sheriff in Pinellas County, Florida, which includes Saint Petersburg and Clearwater, the perception of the program. Leads people to the erroneous belief that it is all bad when it's not quite eerie, says that even if the Biden administration moves away from these agreements, he's still going to do his best to help ice. We have people that are in this country illegally and they've committed crimes. And we don't want to release them back into the community, especially with those crimes are serious crimes. Federal immigration enforcement might change next year. But quality eerie, says the sheriff's office in Pinellas County will not All Rose. NPR news. At the beginning of next
MSNBC Rachel Maddow (audio)
Amid pandemic, hospitals warned of 'credible' and 'imminent' cyberthreat
"Beyond this number of hospitals that have been hit with this cyberattack thus far, Nicole pro. Roth reporting at the New, York Times that the hackers behind these attackers who are believed to be based in Moscow and Saint Petersburg Russia these hackers quote have been trading a list of more than four hundred US hospitals they plan to target. And if this is causing you to get a little pit in your stomach, you are not alone cybersecurity. People are kind of freaking out about this. Here's from the Associated Press to really good roundup on this today. Co The offensive by a Russian speaking, criminal gang coincides with the US presidential election although there is no immediate indication, they were motivated by anything but profit. Charles Carmichael Chief Technical Officer of Cybersecurity Firm. Mandat said in a statement quote we are experiencing the most significant cyber security threat. We have ever seen in the United States. Alex Holden, CEO of hold security, which has been closely tracking the ransomware and question for more than a year. Agreed that the unfolding offensive is precedent magnitude for the US given its timing in the heat of a contentious presidential election and the worst global pandemic in a century.
Classics for Kids
Modest Mussorgsky: The Mighty Handful
"Hello welcome to classics for Kids I'm Naomi Lewin. The mighty handful may sound like a rock band or a bad babysitting job and the mighty five may sound like a basketball team. But both of those were nicknames for a group of Nineteenth Century Russian composers interested in developing a Russian sound for classical music. Obviously, there were five of them. Mighty handful refers to five fingers. The ringleader of the mighty handful was mealy Bollock, a pianist and composer who wanted to promote nationalism in Russian music in music nationalism refers to a south. That's distinct Taylor country. Sometimes, that's done by using folk tunes, rhythms, or dance forms and a piece of music, but it can also mean including historical characters or legend from a region. While Akira, wrote an overture in which he put pieces of three Russian folk songs. Eventually Bala of became director of the Russian Court Orchestra. But for a while he quipped music and went to work for the Russian railroad in fact, every member of the mighty five held a nonmusical job at one time or another. Alexander Borodino was never a professional musician. He was a professor of chemistry. From the time he was a kid Borodino was very musical but he decided to study science instead he wound up founding the first Russian School of Medicine for women. After he met Bollock. The great cheerleader for Russian Music Borodino. Began composing. But since science and medicine took up most of his time, he didn't get a chance to finish very many pieces. One of the other members of the mighty hand full wound up putting Borodin's opera Prince Ebor into its final form, the man who cleaned up Laura Dean's music and music by quite a few other composers was Nikolai rimsky-korsakov. Rimouski. Korsakov was in the navy when he met up with Mealy, Bollock Kiro and decided that. Should be his life rimsky-korsakov quit the maybe to study composition after teaching himself to compose he wound up as a professor of composition at the new conservatory. In Saint Petersburg Russia rimsky-korsakov was great at orchestration knowing what instruments to assign to which lines of music in order to get the best sound. He finished a lot of pieces that some of his fellow Russians left unfinished and he also rearranged a lot of music some of which didn't necessarily rearranging. The. Last member of the mighty five was Cesar. Has An unusually UN Russian sounding last name because his father was French. In fact, he was a French military officer who decided to stay in Russia after being taken prisoner there while fighting with Napoleon's army. says. We started out in the military too but you guessed it after he met Mealy Bala. Cesar qe became a composer. Even, though he had no Russian ancestors, his mother was Lithuanian qe became a big champion of Russian music just like the other members of the mighty handful. There, you have the other for Russian composers who made up the mighty handful. Bella Kiev Alexander Barra Dean Cesar qe and Nikolai rimsky-korsakov. The fifth of course was this month's composer Modeste Ski. That's no Muss G. N. O., M. US. The GNOME. An m. e. from pictures at an exhibition by modest Mussorgsky's
Here & Now
Putin foe Navalny fighting for his life after suspected poisoning
"Russian opposition leader Alexia Vanni is reportedly unconscious in a hospital today and there are concerns that he was poisoned. He got sick on a flight in his plane had to make an emergency landing in the Russian city of. Joining us now is the BBC's Sergei Gorriak in Moscow. What is known about? What happened to Vanni? What would we know from now is that Navali is in stable but grave condition he's still in a coma is held in the hospital in the city of Ohm skits the middle of the Siberia and Navan his wife and his supporters came already from Moscow oems but the doctors there don't let them to go inside and to see what happens with Napoleon. Is, he also, we know that Navales supporters. Novalis. Team is going to transfer him in hospital in Europe probably that will be Hanover in Germany to be treating there because they don't believe Russian doctors and they believe more in medicine like broad But now his condition is critical and he's not ready to be transported which is why he's still there in. Now, he is forty four years old. He is a staunch critic of president. Putin, tell us more about who he is while for the last ten years broke Smith Lena has been the main opposition figure in. Russia he's the vocal critic of Putin. He's his thorn in a back. I can say so and he started as an opposition blogger right in about corruption cases among officials or businessmen somehow connected linked with the government they after he. Held a very successful campaign during the elections in two thousand eleven and these campaign against The United Russia party that's the main ruling party in this country. Made this party almost lose the elections in the State Duma. That's the parliament Navan only raised like lots of people to. Come on the streets they were mass rallies like hundreds of thousands of people in Moscow and Saint Petersburg and other cities who were protesting against United Russia the body which Nevada libels as a party of Crooks and thieves after that he tried. To run for mayor of Moscow. And dirt even tried to participate into the presidential election in two, thousand, eighteen. But he was barred from running because or was convicted in embezzlement He denies any wrongdoing. He thinks that these cases criminal case was political. He has a very successful anti corruption foundation which does a big and very A. Very good investigations on different politicians and Putin's France out He even made a very successful investigation on which means that if that's been A. Ex. President. Of Russia and Prime Minister after the that investigation specifically in two thousand seventeen, they will also mass rallies in Moscow. So there are lots of reasons, for Kremlin, not to love Nirvana as you can see. Well, and if indeed he was poisoned, this would not be the first Putin critic to be targeted. There's a long list not at all but what many experts here in Russia's say what I should agree with that such thing as only spoiling by. Either security services either some Putin's men could only happen with Putin's approval and. Now it there is no reason for Putin to try to put navalny in hospital or even to kill him because are no very prominent political campaigns running. No very big elections in Russia actually wouldn't have only was doing. Siberia. He was housing small campaigns for. Local elections in some Siberian cities where his supporters are running for some places in a city parliaments or regional parliaments, which is why still very puzzled about who and why would want Nevada to be poisoned and crime in spokesperson injury Paskov ready told that Kremlin wishes Nevada. Speedy recovery and they also told that they would help if Navales family would want him to be treated abroad.
Jonny Gould's Jewish State
Interview With Stephen Lamonby
"As an engineer Steven Lamb designed navy torpedoes satellite carrying Rookus oil rigs special effects for Hollywood blockbusters films like saving. Private Ryan. Ryan's just to name. Finding him. So even though homes that earns me the right to get back to my wife and. That's my mission. To. Remove your helmet and tell me Your name. Name is gladiator. I will have my venues. Generous with his time he proved that so many times when he was working at solar giving up his time for free. After the lectures were over. With students who needed that extra tuition, he joined university as a part time lecturer in special effects and mechanical engineering. And he really does turn dry boring lectures because I've definitely sat through some lectures which are quite boring into exciting practical demonstrations. And is it true that you constructed a fake Russian tank and it was used on the streets of Saint Petersburg James Bond movie. Goldeneye? Yes, we did. Yeah. We did that. How did that come about? Because the Russians didn't WanNA. Wheel tank driving over the cobblestones. Smashing cobblestones up around the Mojica Palace. So we built a tank like a kid's toy which rubber tracks and underneath had wheels. So we'll take but not break anything and how did you get into the James Bond movie. To supply. Thanks. Okay, the power of tanks they you got the PUTT supplied. All, the military vehicles for Saving Private Ryan. Was Elvis choice for the James Bond Films. Thank you a sexist misogynist dinosaur relative to. James. WAISTBAND. Like boys with toys. I wouldn't single. Chatting, sophisticated secret agent shaken but not to stir, we're actually by the river. In Winchester as the people won't buy on a sunny August stay. And a lot of people didn't about you. Thank you very much for joining us software pleasure because of that private lunch last year. So perhaps you could set the record straight firstly in what context did you say the words Jewish people are among? The cleverest in the world. It came up in conversation. About Physics I've always an interest since I was a boy in astrophysics. because. I couldn't believe that one hundred years ago almost. Albert Einstein we're talking about such abstract subjects as light being affected by gravity. And he works out the speed of light, which was a phenomenal thing to do in the nineteen twenties. How did this man come to realizations about what actually control the will then what does control the world? And the whole universe that we live in? So. My interest was based on this philosophy. On physics. And when the lady Mico sleater told me that she was a qualified physicist and she was American. It was almost involuntary question for me to Oscar. She was Jewish and again, this was a private lunch at a private lynch over Cup of coffee. Now, it was also reported to say that you said that black men on the privileged needle help that they can get. Yes. I did say that. Because I've worked all over the world of work in Africa I worked in South Africa Mozambique worked in North Africa. And I realized that a lot of people in Africa are culturally disadvantaged. Cheaper to anybody else. But. The coach or they grow up in doesn't give them the advantages that we have in the West. And therefore, I was always prepared to give them extra help. In addition to this, it was reported in the Times by Phillips that you told Dr Burner. Most Nigerians did not have it in their DNA to be engineers. Is this true? Absolutely not true. This was one of the spiteful comments made by my course. Lita. In a fifth of of temper to get me set knowing. It would certainly get me ten. She also alleged other city things. Like that I was a totalitarian. Does, one become a totalitarian over coffee break. Did you say anything about DNA and African students I said nothing about ten not not an area of expertise of mine. I know nothing about it I only know that gets us by the police. In various reports, you read in the papers on I know nothing about DNA.
The CyberWire
US offers up to $10 million reward for info on foreign hackers interfering in upcoming election
"The US State Department is also offering bounties of up to ten million dollars under its rewards for justice. Program for information leading to the identification or location of any person who works with or for a foreign government for the purpose of interfering with US elections through certain illegal cyber activities. The tone of the announcement suggests that foggy bottom is more interested in hackers than it is in influencers. The text says quote persons engaged in certain militias, cyber operations targeting election or campaign infrastructure may be subject to prosecution under the computer fraud and Abuse Act which criminalizes unauthorized computer intrusions and other forms of fraud related to computers among other offenses. The statute prohibits unauthorized accessing of computers to obtain information and transmitted to unauthorized recipients. So they've got their eye on dachshund more than they do on trolling although one imagines that if you had a hot tip that someone was working for a troll farm in Saint Petersburg or Shenzhen, they'd be willing to listen to you.
60-Second Science
Old Art Offers Agriculture Info
"Pieter Bruegel, iconic, fifteen sixty five painting, the harvesters hangs at the Metropolitan Museum of art in New York City. The work depicts peasants cutting stocks of wheat nearly as tall as they are nowadays. If you walk through field, you're basically see. Read is about me hide. The short stature is actually a consequence of breeding from the second half of the Twentieth Century, University of Biologists Eve dismised selective breeding favorite genes for reduced height because they came along with genes. Genes for increasing yields defeated growing population. The says we is just one example of how historical artwork can allow us to track the transformation of food crops. Over time. He teamed up with Art Historian David Fron of Almirante to catalog such artwork from around the world. We have made looking at things where we can can canceled changes in shape in in size friends since childhood, their interest in plants in our work began with a visit to the. The Hermitage museum in Saint Petersburg Russia where they noticed odd-looking watermelon in an early seventeenth century painting by Flemish artist Frans Snyders, so if you think of melon, you got the through the door on the inside, but don't appear to be failing white biologist. Dismiss it as soon. The teacher had done a poor job, but art historian Front Helen and a different idea. He Says No. This is the best painters ever from that era so if he baynes. Baynes it like that that's the way must have looked like other paintings revealed that both red and white watermelons were cultivated during the seventeenth century. The color is determined by a gene that controls the pigment lycopene. There must have been sort of predation preventing the accumulation of the color now with all genetic knowledge that we have from various blunt species. We can look in more detail how something comes about for example dismissed, says carrots for started to be. As, orange only in the sixteenth century, thanks to selective breeding, Beta carotene pigment, and until the eighteenth century European strawberries appeared tiny paintings, they van grew in size with the advent of crossbreeding with north. American varieties. The research is in the journal Trends in plant science. Ultimately, the team hopes to create an online research database of historical plant artwork. They seek the contributions of art enthusiasts the world the the Social Media Hashtag. Art, genetics. In the source paintings need to be realistic. If you're going to use for example big also to try and understand how a bear in the early twentieth century, you might be misled. Indeed such an attempt could be fruitless.
Wow In the World
Two Whats And A Wow
"Okay and there's another t rex eating a hot dog, and there's a baby would sail sailboats for hands. Oh Hey. Why. Are you looking at the clouds Tarazi and binge watching the sky? What episode I mean. What cloud are you on? I'm trying to figure out if this one up here. It looks like a panda wearing a two. Or a looping platypus definitely a Hula hooping platypus. Check out that way, is it just me or does that look like a surfer about to take on a massive wave? I don't know I think it just looks of like A. Piece of Ham stuck to a refrigerator the. Just really hard and then tilt your head all. Right. There, you go just like that the a heart you know what I see. It now really does look like a slice of ham stuck to a refrigerator. Well, anyway, Do you think we could press? Pause on the cloud binge-watching because we've got a Dane show to host. Crowds don't go anywhere. We'll be right back after these messages. What wait wait? Why pocket? And pull the curtain in three. To One and now everyone's second favorite game show after Joe Tuesday, it's two. What's. With your. Pin. Film! What the back wilder this time for another! Round of to? Scientific game show that separates the house from though what's now before we begin today's round. Let's review where we left off yesterday. We gave you three scientific statements about Eagles and challenged. You guess which one was the one true well, was it a golden eagles enjoyed covering themselves with? Or was it be the wings of Great Nicobar Serpent Eagles so big? They're often mistaken for small planes, or was it see the world's largest Eagle's nest was about twenty feet, deep or the size of five seven year olds, and to answer yesterday's question joining us by phone. It's led dory from Philadelphia Dory. What's the well I'm Andy and My name is Dorrie in I'm from Philadelphia. I am eight years old. My while in the world is that the biggest. Nonni Eagle, mass, which is in Florida, is nine feet, wide and twenty feet deep. It's really enormous. Thank you. I love your show. For dinner him there you have it wears. You guessed the answer. See that the largest eagle's nest ever was twenty feet deep. You found the winning. Wow, congratulations! Weather's weighing in at a whopping four thousand four hundred nine pounds, this eagle's nest, which was examined by the Guinness. World, records, back in nineteen, sixty, three weighed more than two or bears combined. It was found near Saint Petersburg Florida and built by a pair of Bald Eagles now if. If you just A or B? You weren't that far off. There are several species of birds that do actually like covering themselves and aunts. This process is called. Anti and scientists aren't quite sure why it happens. Some of them believe it could be because certain acids. The ants helped to protect the birds from Lice and other scientists think the ants might help. The Birds Molt, or shed their feathers faster, and if you guessed be, there are. Cases, where certain birds have been mistaken for airplanes, for example, the endangered California condor north, America's largest land bird has a wingspan so wide that it's actually been mistaken for a plane from faraway.
Casefile True Crime
The Brittany Phillips Case
"In two thousand and three seventeen year old Brittany, Phillips was through when she received full scholarship to study chemistry at Eckerd College in Saint. Petersburg at coastal city in Florida's Tampa Bay region. The Ma Dr Magazine men had attended the same college in the nineteen seventies, and excitedly helped her door to prepare for the interstate move from their hometown of Tulsa Oklahoma. Britney was inspired to study chemistry after losing her grandmother to cancer during his senior year of high school and had decided to dedicate her life to finding a cure for the disease. She left the college in August of two thousand three and threw herself wholeheartedly into her studies. Brittany was the friendly and trusting young woman who had no problem settling into her new surroundings. She succeeded academically made new friends and took a part time job, waitressing and populous seafood restaurant. However as she needed the end of her first year record, Call Age Brittany, became increasingly homesick. She was a year younger than her classmates. Having started kindergarten year ahead of schedule, and she found it difficult to be away from her loved ones. She decided to withdraw from echoed college and return to Tulsa to continue her studies closer to harm. Brittany's mother Maggie and older brother Joshua supported this decision wholeheartedly. They were a close knit trio with the mother Andorra's speaking on the phone nearly every day. Maggie was as Britney's first point of contact whenever she was struggling needed. Advice and Shea was relieved that Britney was returning to the comfort of Tulsa. As Concerned Martha she had been worried about Brittany's safety while she was studying into state. Not only was Brittany younger than her classmates, but she had a particularly youthful appearance and trusting nature that Maggie feed could make her especially vulnerable. He night, two thousand, four eighteen year old Brittany, returned to Oklahoma and enrolled in Tulsa Community College. The plan was to obtain the relevant transfer brides that would allow her to study chemistry. Add Oklahoma State University. After perusing local apartment listings, she found a suitable one bedroom apartment. You Know Lodge has in complex cold gleneagles, which was located at non four, zero, seven, eight, sixty, fifth straight in Tulsa. Gleneagles has the multiple blocks of one and two story apartment buildings interspersed with car parking facilities and was home to many other students at Tulsa. Community College as well as working couples and young families. It was within walking distance of Union Haas school where Britney had graduated from just over a year, PRA which placed her as she was already familiar with the area. Britney into Maggie inspected apartment number three to one seeks in the thirty second building. We'll up. The building had sixteen apartments across two levels with I on the bottom story and I on the top. Depending on the location of h apartment access could be gained virus there a frontal rear entry. Apartment, three, two one six was situated on the top floor at the end of the building meaning, there were only joining neighbors to one saw. The interior was small and a little dated, but it had everything Britney have made for life as a busy student, including kitchen, small dining area, living room and bathroom. The bedroom even favored a walk in wardrobe and floor to ceiling windows that opened onto a small balcony. The front door, which was accessible from the rear of the building, had a small dent in it, but the. Assured Brittany that would have it repaired, and the rest of the apartment appeared to be in good condition.
Classics for Kids
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov 1: About Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
"In you. Rimsky-korsakov was born in eighteen. Forty four in a town just east of Saint Petersburg Russia. There was a lot of music. In the household rimsky-korsakov's parents played the piano and sang and he loved opera but he had a much older brother. Twenty two years older. Who was a navy officer? So that's what rimsky-korsakov wanted to do too. When he went to the Naval Academy he studied music on the side and met up with a group of composers were writing Russian classical music then rimsky-korsakov had started working on a symphony and wanted to forget about the navy but his brother said no way so off. He went on a three year tour of duty to exotic places like London Brazil and New York while he was on board ship. Rimsky-korsakov kept working on his symphony when he finally got back home his friend and fellow composer. Mealy bollock era of conducted it. People in the audience loved the symphony but they were pretty surprised to see the composer wearing a navy uniform. Rimsky-korsakov and four of his composer friends started hanging out together so much that they became known as the mighty five or mighty handful as in five fingers. Rimsky-korsakov quit the navy and was invited to teach at the Saint Petersburg Conservatory which is now called the Rinse Korsakov Conservatory. When he was I asked to teach music. Rimsky-korsakov realized that his own music education had been pretty terrible so he studied very hard very fast always keeping just about one lesson ahead of his students. Rimsky-korsakov turned out to be a very good teacher starting at home. Not only did he teach himself how to compose and conduct. He also became an expert at orchestration giving musical color to a piece by deciding which instruments should play what part rimsky-korsakov loved to tell stories with music. One of his best is about a person who was also an expert Storyteller Sheherazade who kept herself from getting killed for a thousand and one nights by telling a different story every night as a kid. Rimsky-korsakov LOVED OPERA. And as a grownup he's still did he wrote about a dozen and a half of them one of his operas based on music history. The story of composers Mozart ancilliary Omar other renske operas are based on Russian history like the czars bride that a woman Ivan. The terrible wants to marry. And then there are the opera's rimsky-korsakov based on Russian fairy tales. Next week I'll tell you the whole story. Abs Are Salton. But here's the most famous piece of music that Rimouski Korsakov put into that opera.