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Simply Bitcoin
A highlight from Adam Back Predicts $100k Bitcoin by Halving | EP 797
"Welcome to Simply Bitcoin Live! We're your number one source for the peaceful Bitcoin revolution with code breaking news called Traumatic Warfare. We will be your guide through the separation of money and state and make no mistake, that's exactly what we are living through these days. Anyways, very interesting, over the weekend, Adam Back, who was cited in the original Bitcoin whitepaper, made a bet with our boy, Vkingo, stay solvent everybody if you know you know, and the bet was that Bitcoin, Adam Back bet Vkingo that Bitcoin was going to hit $100 ,000 by March 31st, 2024. But there's a reason that he originally quote tweeted an article and it explained what his reasoning was behind making that bet. So I think that's really interesting. We're going to break all of that down today. Also on the Tetherfront, their lawsuit in New York, the lawsuit originally claimed that Tether was not backed one to one by the dollar and whatnot. That was dismissed. The judge kind of just threw it out. So find that interesting. That Tether FUD was a huge deal. I think it was like 2017, 2018. There was this massive account called Bitfinex. And it's interesting because when all these blow ups started to happen, it was USDC that was affected more than Tether. Right. And USDC was the one that was supposedly regulated because it was by Coinbase. And you know, it was it was supposed to be the safer bet. So it's just funny how that plays out. And then if anyone who's not in the know, Tether plays a massive role in the entire ecosystem. It's used to trade on a lot of these altcoin exchanges overseas. And so Tether plays this like weird type of role in Bitcoin. So it's just interesting how that played out. And of course, obviously, Tether is not a fan of the US government. The US government is not a fan of stablecoins. Obviously, they want to be the stablecoin. That's why they launched, I think lot a of people are going to learn over time that you will only find financial sovereignty in Bitcoin. Anything that is centralized, meaning everything other than Bitcoin, I think will inevitably inevitably be co -opted by government. So I know that's very popular. Stablecoins are very popular overseas in countries that are going through high inflation. But I think it's just a matter of time before they kind of wake up to the reality of Bitcoin and stuff. So anyways, before we start the show, I want to bring up my legendary co -host, always optimistic. Dude, what do you think of the new intro? Shout out to Daf, by the way. I kind of messed it up with leaving the thumbnail up, but tomorrow I'll nail it. But I like it. I like it. You guys requested a change up. So we heard you. Dude, it feels official, Nico. It feels like we are back. We've always been back. But now we're officially back and we're professionals here on the stream. We got an intro, bro. If that didn't get you vibed up, I don't know what did. But man, let's go. It's Monday. We're back for the grind. We're back to give you guys content, keep you guys up to date on the peaceful Bitcoin revolution. I'm hyped, Nico. And I think I only drank two cups of coffee this morning. So maybe it's just yelling in everyone's ears on Twitter Spaces that gets me hyped in the morning. But I'm excited for this one. Anyways, we do have a guest today on our culture. Bring him in, Nico. Or should I? We got Shah from noaa .com talking about Bitcoin, Bitcoin payments, all that good stuff that they're working on. So this is going to be a good episode. How are you doing, Shah? Good. How are you guys? Glad to be on the show. Wonderful, bro. Wonderful. Yeah, man. Super excited to have you on the show. And with Bitcoin payments, I feel like that's not enough of a that's so that's so vague. Yeah, I mean, so we started like noaa around two years ago. We saw that, you know, the there is a need for I mean, of course, there's a lot of Bitcoin wallets out there. But what we are really solving here is the intersection of the on and off ramps. We believe that, yes, it's good to have Bitcoin. But to make Bitcoin really usable, you have to enable users to cash out very quickly. You know, right now, we're live with like, you know, the cards on RAM, so you can globally at very competitive rate buy Bitcoin, Apple Pay, Google Pay, MasterCard, Visa card, but also pay out into your Visa card and MasterCard globally. So let's say, you know, you're about to go on your holidays, of course, you should never sell your Bitcoin. But who knows, like most people are probably living in a Bitcoin first world, where they hold most of their assets in Bitcoin, but it's kind of a friction to kind of cash it out in short term. So within a day, you put it put it on your Visa, MasterCard, and it's popped up, and then you just go out and spend it. So that's right now. Soon, in two or three weeks, we will have global off ramp, USD, GBP, Euro, Nigerian currency, anything you want. So we've been working hard, quite, you know, behind the scenes. But I think by payment, I really mean how on and off ramp so seamless, that it's, you know, almost like no friction. That's really cool. Wait, wait, before we go, though, is Noah a reference to Noah's Ark? Correct. Yeah. So the initial idea was, when you want to build a really big consumer brand, like look at the big companies like Coca Cola, Zara, you know, I don't know, Mango, you know, you have to have a name that is globally recognizable. And I think, you know, we just brainstorming. And normally, when you start a company, you have like five top names. But with this one, it was just like, it has to be Noah, right? Because it is a name that's basically transcends every religion. So in Christianity, in Islam, as well as Judaism, it is the same story. It's the only story that combines them all showing that, you know, these religions are all basically all the same, we're all the same, there's no borders, really, only the borders that we put between us. And, and also, it has to do with helping people. So you know, like the flood is coming, and we're building the Ark to save everyone from the flood. And there's so many other meanings. But most importantly, and I always say, unlike the other Ark, this Ark has space for everyone, not just a pair of animals. So I think there were so many, many aspects that I have to name Noah, you know, there are, we also went to, to get the domains, because I think it's very important to make it very simple. So people understand. Very, very cool, man. Well, that's awesome. And yeah, that domain is huge. Noah .com. I think that's a big statement. But yeah, man, I'm super, super excited. Love having Bitcoin entrepreneurs here, you know, pushing or mass adoption worldwide. But anyways, guys, no more delay. Let's jump straight into into the show today. We got a lot to talk about. We got a lot to cover. Let's check it out.
AP News Radio
Russia launches pre-dawn air raid on Kyiv; Moscow attacked by drones
"Russia has launched a pre dawn air raid on Ukraine's capital, killing at least one person. It sent Kyiv's residents again scrambling into shelters to escape her relentless wave of daylight and nighttime bombardments before daylight the buzzing of drones can be heard above the city, followed by loud explosions. As they were taken down by air defense systems. Early information from the key of military administration says air defense forces destroyed at least 20 Shah had explosive drones in the city's airspace, its Russia's third attack on the capital in the past 24 hours. Meanwhile, in Moscow, residents there have reported hearing explosions and the defense ministry says 8 drones had been fired at the city. Moscow calls it a terrorist attack by the key of regime. It said 5 drones have been shot down and the systems of three were jammed, causing them to veer off course Ukraine hasn't commented on the Moscow attack, which would be one of its deepest strikes in Russia since the invasion began. I'm Lauren Brooks
Ask The Health Expert
"shaheen" Discussed on Ask The Health Expert
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Mark Levin
The FBI Had More People in the Proud Boys Than the Proud Boys
"Jazz Shah I'm sure he didn't change his name The new House oversight committee investigating the political weaponization of the Justice Department They want to bring on some additional staff Start putting in some overtime Every new story that comes out about the FBI's actions in recent years makes the bureau look worse and worse The latest story posted by our colleagues at PJ media involves the ongoing seditious conspiracy quote unquote Charge is being brought against the leaders and members of the Proud Boys The trial of chapter leader Zach real It's rel was preparing to call a witness this week but ran into a problem Their witness quote unquote turned out to be a confidential informant for the FBI Who have been spying on the defense team I tell you this Stassi stuff is unbelievable I brought the trial to a screeching halt until these issues have been considered in resolved unquote That's putting it mildly to say the least Critics of harsh prosecutions in the January 6th debacle continue to be vindicated They write Those who have said the whole thing was a setup keep getting proved right by our own Department of Justice they say According to lawyers for Zachary reel a Proud Boys chapter leader charged with seditious conspiracy the government failed to disclose that one of the witnesses scheduled to testify was actually a confidential informant for the FBI
Podcast – Women in Leadership
"shaheen" Discussed on Podcast – Women in Leadership
"What do you like? What's your music choice? Well, I like a lot of empowering songs. And right now, I mean, I'm loving Sia's Unstoppable. I think that's a great song. I love the song Be Happy by Pharrell Williams. There was actually a study done that in households that played that song every morning and then households that didn't, the members of that family were happier. And I really believe that music has such a way of elevating people. And it can also bring some memories, evoke some things that you might not want, sadness and things. They say country music, which actually I believe I do like country music, too. And there's some great, great country songs. I love This Is Me by Kayla Settle from Greatest Showman. There's a lot of great tunes out there. And it really, you know, it depends on the person listening and the mood that they're in. But I'm a huge believer in music and music elevating your energy. And I love classical when I'm working or studying. And there's a lot of great music. And I strongly urge all of your listeners to find what works for them and just do it, you know, go for it. Great advice. I was at Garth Brooks, a big concert in Dublin, and I wouldn't have been a huge country music fan, but it was a fantastic concert. I got a free ticket from a neighbor, very kind neighbor. But at one point he sang one of his songs. One of God's greatest gifts is unanswered prayers. And you could hear the audience singing in perfect pitch, knew all the words, and it was really sweet. So it's obviously something that touched people. So it comes back to what you're saying earlier on about living in the moment, you know, going with the flow, the whole thing, you know, you never know what's around the corner, what's for you and just trusting, you know, believing, believing in yourself, believing in your worth, believing in the fact that everything is working out for you. You have to have that belief because you deserve to have what you want in life. But if you don't believe that you're going to get it, then you won't. You have to believe and then just watch the magic and miracles unfold. What a wonderful, happy way to finish and very positive way to finish the podcast. Sabrina, thank you. Sabrina Shaheen Cronin, thank you so much for being our guest on the Women in Leadership
Podcast – Women in Leadership
"shaheen" Discussed on Podcast – Women in Leadership
"You have a desire in your heart that is there for a reason, and you can do it if you believe you can. That's number one. And number two is everybody deserves happiness, but you must be willing to work at it. If you're in a situation that is uncomfortable or is not bringing about the results you want, or for instance at work, or the feelings you want with your spouse, or your friend, or it is, then do the hard work necessary. Figure out how to reach that other person to communicate effectively to again reach them in a way that they can hear you. Don't let fear prevent you from communicating effectively. Right? I think the third one would be to always level up. Try to be your best version of yourself at all times. It's important in our lifetime to realize that if you're not growing, you are dying. And I firmly believe with every aspect of your life, whether it's mentally, physically, spiritually, financially, you know, professionally, if you are not learning how to grow and achieve something more, then you're settling and you are not becoming the best version of yourself at all times. And that takes work. That takes a discipline. But if you want to achieve joy and happiness, that's really the only way to do so. So Angela, the fourth pearl of wisdom I would have is to persevere. Don't quit. Never give up. Never tell, never let someone tell you you can't do something or you shouldn't do something. Don't allow those negative people to influence your decision in any regard. And I think the fifth pearl of wisdom is to be grateful. Show gratitude. Because when you're grateful for what you have, even if you want more, you are appreciating the beauty in your life at the moment. Everything that you've worked so hard for to get to right now, you're not undermining your value. You're grateful for everything that you have that's in your surrounding, that your family, your health, your well -being.
Podcast – Women in Leadership
"shaheen" Discussed on Podcast – Women in Leadership
"Your thoughts when you need to be clear and concise and, you know, be a little bit more reasonable and walk away from all of that anger and the angst. And if you're low, usually it's because of either circumstantial or lack of sleep or you do have a chemical imbalance. You know, some people who are depressed need some assistance there with either a psychiatrist with medication and then psychology. I believe firmly in the double approach with medicine and also the therapy that you need to get the tools you need to necessarily to change your life. But I agree. I agree with your friend who's the therapist who said those things because to do so would be doing yourself a disservice and also the marriage itself a disservice. Does family upset or relationship upset, does it hamper women's career objectives, do you think? Yeah. When someone is going through a relationship breakdown or a messy divorce or even just upset, does it, you know, sometimes we bring our problems to work and it can get in the way of your career. You know, you had this image of yourself rising up through the corporate ladder, you know, becoming that great actress, but you get sidelined because, you know, relationship issues kick in. It happens to everybody. Does it get in the way of people's, have you seen it? Have you witnessed people's careers take the sidestep and is there a way of bringing it back around, I suppose? Yeah, Angela, that's a great point and I have seen that with both men and women. With women, you know, we are a little more emotional by nature and it's not a bad thing at all. In fact, I think it makes us strong businesswomen because we can sense the other person's point of view, where they're coming from, their emotions. We can multitask. We have a lot of other strengths that I think are often discounted and sometimes the old man's network, you know, I use that with air quotes, you know, because it still does exist.
Podcast – Women in Leadership
"shaheen" Discussed on Podcast – Women in Leadership
"And instead of blowing up at the other person for something, maybe that other person didn't even realize he offended you. Maybe he had a stressful day and was too preoccupied in his own mind to, I don't know, get the kids to you on time. So just have a little compassion, have a little grace. If we showed one another more compassion and more grace in our current society, I firmly 100 % agree that we wouldn't have such polarizing views in the realm of politics these days. And, you know, I believe people are so quick to judge without that compassion, they don't put themselves in the other person's shoes. They don't care to know it's a caring, it's a compassion, and it's, I think, a commitment to a deeper level of understanding of someone else's struggles. Yeah, I totally agree with you that everything is getting so polarized, even at a global level now that, you know, there is never any black and white whipping. That's most stuff is in the gray area. What you were saying there about breath. Did you bring some of your acting skills to call on that one? Because it seems like something that actors really tap into their breath when they're trying to tap into emotions and to get into character as well. You know, Angela, no one's ever asked me that question before, but as a student of acting for all the years that I did, there are a lot of different methods, as you know, as most people are aware. And the one thing that I think acting really taught me and all the lessons and all the training, and also my upbringing, because I, you know, I learned to hone in on what people are saying, being a good actress or actor is someone who can react, who can hear what the other person is really saying, who can feel the emotion of the other person, be sensitive to it, be leaning in and tuned in to that, and then reacting accordingly. So many people are so worried about what their next line is or what they want to say next that they don't take the time to listen to what that other person is saying. And therein lies, once again, the disconnect between people, between, you know, communities, between civilizations. It's just, it's that skill that we are so devoid of right now that really needs to be honed in on and for many people. You know, when women are going through tough times, and I have a good friend who does a lot of counseling, and she said to me, never make a decision in lust, love, anger, or when you're low. And I thought, I wish I'd learned that one years ago. Lust, love, anger, or when you're low. Would you think that's good advice for people, especially when they're struggling in relationships or in work? Angela, it's a great piece of advice. And I've heard it other ways as well. You know, never make decisions in the heat of the moment. Never make decisions if you haven't slept or haven't eaten for a while. And again, back to what we said before, when you are in the heat of an argument and you decide, I can't take this anymore. I need to divorce this person. I really believe that you need to stop, take a breath, walk away. Same with reacting to an emotion, to an email or a text message. Don't, you know, go off on your, you know, the heat of the moment. It's very hard. Sometimes it's extremely difficult to practice that. It's a discipline. It is a discipline. It's a disciplining of your emotion, getting a hold of your thoughts in your mind. But there's a saying, you know, thinking in the shadow of feelings. You want your feelings in situations like this to take a second step back. Obviously, you need to count your feelings when there's something going on. Your feelings matter, but don't let your feelings take over.
Podcast – Women in Leadership
"shaheen" Discussed on Podcast – Women in Leadership
"In the middle of a very high -conflict divorce with children, I will tell my clients, look, you know, you have to learn how to communicate effectively, not fly off the handle with such heated emotion, not react in the moment and not, you know, project all of your anger and frustration at the other person, especially when your children are watching. Children need those tools, they need to learn how to resolve conflict in a very mature way. And I think that's where a lot of issues arise with couples because they don't know how to resolve those conflicts in a healthy, mature way. They'll run or they'll leave or they'll scream or they'll drink or they'll take pills or they'll do anything they can to escape what's really going on in front of them. And in order to get a handle on their emotions in that regard, they really need to get a handle on who they are. And I teach my clients a lot of different skills and tools to cope with all sorts of stuff that, you know, life poses every single day. What kind of skills and tools would you talk about to clients or in the workshops? You give workshops to you, don't you? Yeah, I do a lot with breath. You know, breathing is a good way of stopping, you know, force yourself to stop. Sometimes I tell myself it's an old psychotherapy technique, you know, wear a rubber band around your wrist and anytime you see yourself doing something you don't want to be doing or reacting harshly, for instance, as an example, you know, snap your wrist with that rubber band to remind you to have that cognitive training to tell your brain, okay, no, I'm not going to react this way and take it, you know, literally stop what you're doing. Pause, take a deep breath and realize that nothing has meaning except the meaning you choose to give it. And if you choose to look at something a different way, it could have a completely different meaning.
Podcast – Women in Leadership
"shaheen" Discussed on Podcast – Women in Leadership
"Are the biggest obstacles do you think that women in particular face when it comes to relationships and managing that financial or legal side of a relationship in a civilized way? What are the biggest obstacles do you think? Angela, one of the biggest obstacles that women face, I think, these days in deciding whether they want to marry someone is, I think, similar to men. There are so many choices. There are, at this day and age, there's so much coming at us. We're such a disposable society. We throw things away easily. We think the next shiny object coming down the road is going to be better. People don't want to invest in anything anymore, let alone someone else. And someone if has any kind of dissonance in their relationship, people are so quick to jump and run as opposed to digging in and being invested. And they don't realize that that's where the true love and bond is created. The deeper that foundation and a level of trust and commitment and stick -to -it -iveness with one another, that's where the beauty in relationships are. People have best friends from childhood. It's the same feeling. You know you can count on them. You know they're there through thick and thin, but they've been invested their whole life. So I'm not saying to stay in an abusive relationship. That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying before you look at the other person as the trouble or the source of all your trouble, you need to look at yourself and decide whether you can improve yourself before you point the finger at someone else. Oftentimes people say that the other person isn't doing something or they're blaming the other person. Well, are you? What is it that you're doing to level up the relationship? What is it that you're doing to level up your life? And then you can have a better discussion about how the two of you can come together and be that bond, be that glue if the two parties are mutually invested. Do you find that you often kind of give counseling as well as legal advice? It sounds to me like that's what you do. Angela, I take my title of attorney and counselor very seriously, and especially in the realm of family law. Although I do have several high -level CEOs that call me that need my assistance, for a variety of employment issues. And it all boils down to that same, I guess, idea of living at your fullest potential. And oftentimes people want to escape or leave a situation because they're not happy or they're just agitated. Well, you're going to take yourself with you everywhere you go. So if you don't change within, your outside reality will still maintain to be the same if you don't take a look at yourself and do the hard, you know, lessons and do the hard work necessary to elevate your life. Yeah, I was at a talk, I'd say 20, 30 years ago, and something like that came up. I just went along for interest. There was a very well -known psychiatrist giving a talk and one lady in the audience put up her hand and said, you know, I'm having terrible fights with my husband and I don't think it's good for my children to witness this. Should I leave? And the psychotherapist woman said, well, it's, you know, if so long as there's no violence involved or anything like that, she said, it's actually very good for your children to see you working through problems. And that stuck with me for a long time, you know, because we're so careful about guarding our children and rightly so. But, you know, you're actually teaching them a skill as well if you can negotiate through that. Have you seen that in action? Yeah, and I do believe in that, Angela. I think that a healthy dialogue about issues that concern you should be had maturely and reasonably and respectfully. And that's, I think, when I coach my co -parenting clients and when
Podcast – Women in Leadership
"shaheen" Discussed on Podcast – Women in Leadership
"Hello and welcome to another Women in Leadership podcast with me, Angie Mazzetti. In this episode, Sabrina Shaheen Cronin talks about learning to live with each other and navigating the choppy waters of relationships leading in your own life. Sabrina is a former actress and musician who now practices law. She's a family law specialist and an expert in managing shared parenting. One of her goals is to get acrimony's parents out of the courtroom and into her workshops. Successful co -parenting, she says, is about good, honest, open communication. The lessons of living together with grace and compassion are ones for society at large, as well as in relationships, she believes. So just have a little compassion, have a little grace. If we showed one another more compassion and more grace in our current society, I firmly 100 % agree that we wouldn't have such polarizing views in the realm of politics these days. Sabrina advises women and men to be mature and to take responsibility for knowing about their finances and for allowing for contingencies. It's the best advice she was given when it comes to money. Make sure you protect yourself and understand and have the knowledge of the money going in, the money going out. Sabrina is a really interesting guest who talks a lot of sense and among her five pearls of wisdom, she talks about the benefits of being grateful and expressing gratitude every day. But you'll have to wait to hear more about that. She's worth
ACN Newswire
Blockchain Life will host the 10th Global Blockchain and Crypto Forum in Dubai
"12 a.m. Monday, February 13th, 2023. Blockchain life will host the tenth global blockchain and crypto forum in Dubai. Dubai, February 13th, 2023 ACN newswire, the tenth global forum on blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and mining blockchain life 2023 takes place on February 27 28 in Dubai. The event is attended by key industry players, government representatives, heads of international companies and funds, investors, promising startups teams and beginners. It tap us noteworthy that the forum is a meeting point for a premium crypto audience, including world crypto whales. What to expect whales of the crypto industry at one place top speakers with world changing insights and analytics global expo of the latest web 3.0 technologies breakthrough smart networking app the legendary after party on the luxury yacht trip top speakers yet shoe cofounder and executive chairman of animoca brands, founder and CEO of ablaze Sergei khatra founder of listing help. And jets capital Ben Zhou cofounder CEO of bybit doctor marwan Al zuri CEO of Dubai blockchain center Carl renfield crypto entrepreneur, founder of crypto jobs dot com Chris MM crypto cryptocurrency expert. Cofounder of M and crypto Gabriel Abed ambassador of Barbados to the UAE doctor Muhammad Al hamri director of technology transfer office at University of Sharjah, blockchain and crypto adviser men in Shah founder and CEO of avalanche global solutions and cyber Gracie chin managing director of. Big Qatar and 1 February 27 28 Dubai Atlantis the palm by a ticket now blockchain life dot com Asian tickets roll copyright 2023 ACN news wire. All rights reserved. WWW dot ACN newswire dot com.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"shaheen" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Terms of the taxonomy. Because it's so difficult to tell one person's idea of ESG is very different from another person's and we haven't really standardized it. I also wonder if you could break the three apart. You know, many people are concerned with the eve, but not as much about the S and the G as we just, as we just kind of stated in Europe, fighting for the E, but they don't really seem to care that much about the S and the G, even though they have the mandates in place on the actual retail and consumer level, they're just not as concerned about it. So I think with the definition of ESG say a right, ESG is subjective like I can think genetically modified crops are a solution forward angle. You can think they're sort of the evil thing out there. So that makes it wait, that is good or bad. No, no, people might have deferring opinions like GM clubs are pretty controversial. I might think they're great. You might not It's like a subjective core. Nuclear power, for example. That's a subject. The Germans think it's the biggest evil that there could be. Everyone else seems to think it's clean energy. Exactly. So that becomes that sort of makes me believe that regulators and actually classifying it in a taxonomy is the only way though good luck to them, right? Trying to deal with the subjectivity, but what's the other way? And you said breaking up ES and G I don't know. I mean, at the end of the day, they're all non financial indicators, which is how I see things, just getting a view of the material, non financial, ESI risks that might impact the company. You've been studying this though for years. What's the solution? Again, materiality is a different ESG issues impact different sectors like for mining, I would say in a safety is very important because it's a dangerous industry and it can lead to sort of mind shutting down loss of productivity. Cement is very covenant and so let's say the EU or carbon is more important, so it's very specific to each industry so you can't really separate the three because different things matter for different sectors. Fascinating, fascinating stuff. All right, shaheen, thanks so much for joining us. Pleasure having you in the Bloomberg interactive broker studio shaheen contractor is an ESG research analyst at Bloomberg intelligence and don't forget, as I mentioned, she's going to be joining us on ETF IQ that's at 1 p.m. on Bloomberg television. Definitely tune in or set your DVR. Do you still have a DDR? I don't have a DVR. What is with you an old technology this time? I mean, I never had that. That was a DVR. Two new for my age group, like I skipped right by it. And now it's already too old that shows you how old I actually am. How old are you, Matt? I'm 49, but I feel so much older. I'm not sure. He's 25 at heart folks. Yeah. In any case, we are looking right now at markets that had been up this morning and are now down pretty significantly. The NASDAQ off by 6 tenths of 1%, the S&P 500 down 7 tenths of 1% in the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 355 points. I thought it was really interesting when Katie greifeld said she thought there was a safe haven bit across the curve and treasury to see that ten year note trading at three 41 right now. Let's get down to Nathan here in Washington D.C. for your world national news, Nathan. Matt, Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is calling for speed in support for his country's fight against Russia, the Ukrainian leader
Bloomberg Radio New York
"shaheen" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"So shaheen, I know you got a research report out on this. What is CO2 ambition? It's basically companies setting more carbon reductions setting more ambitious carbon reduction goals. So that's really measured by our BI carbon scores, which basically forecast companies carbon emissions until 2030 and those that are aligned with sort of a Paris warming temperature benchmark. So CO2 seems to be to me at least one of the easier things to address for a lot of companies because it just seems like I can kind of see it measure it and there's technologies to kind of limit it. Is that a fair statement? Yes, but also I think when it comes to climate ambitions of carbon reduction goals, that gets way more complicated because companies are setting these, carbon reduction goals across different business activities. So comparing them all that remains a challenge still. I'm looking at your report here and you've got utilities and airlines and things like that. So they have pretty ambitious CO2 reduction goals that we have any sense of, are they on track to meet them? Can we measure if they're meeting them? So both are report what it's doing is it's saying that companies with more carbon ambitious goals are actually included in Maury as she funds. So it actually matters. That's what I assume. So you say you're going to reduce CO2. I'll invest in your connect. Okay. It's ambition. I think all these companies have recently set these goals so measuring preparedness and ability to meet them as a whole other game. I'm a big company and I say I'm going to reduce my carbon. Is my auditor going to check that out or who's going to check whether I'm doing that? So I think a lot of it is self reported, right? Especially these carbon goals. We are having sort of SEC regulations have promoted disclosure, but when it comes to carbon goals, I think it's still the wild west, though what this report does show is that it does matter to investors, companies setting more carbon reduction goals in terms of ambition are actually being factored in more as she funds. What are some of the key drivers
Mark Levin
Free Beacon: Biden Joint Chiefs Nominee Embraces ‘Gender Advisers’ for Troops
"Biden joint chiefs nome NOM embraces gender advisers for our troops This is part of what I talk about on the Sunday show how we're focused on this sort of stuff and the communist Chinese are focused on killing us President Joe Biden's nominee free bacon for the vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff told the Senate gender advisers for combat troops are critical to U.S. success a position some veteran says nothing more than a left wing initiative that distracts from the military's court duties Where are we finding these generals And are they working for us or the enemy Who are these fools The revelation came during a December 8 exchange with senator Jeanne shaheen Democrat New Hampshire Who asked how admiral Christopher Grady intends to implement women peace and security legislation within the joint chiefs of staff Women peace and security the role of a gender adviser is a way to attack a very significant issue And if confirmed I look forward to leveraging those advisers who could make me think better and smarter about the issues that you raise Grady said So I look forward to if confirmed understanding the ecosystem and helping advance the cause going forward again This is general This is a general
Encyclopedia Womannica
How Reformer Charlotte Mason Changed Homeschooling
"Was born charlotte. Maria shah mason in a town called garth on the northwest tip of wales. She was born on january first eighteen. Forty two she was an only child and was educated at home by her parents and she left home. She moved to worthing in west sussex there. She spent ten years teaching at a girls secondary school during that time charlotte began to develop her own original teaching methods at the time and even today many schools used classical education system. This system offers student. Three main categories of study grammar dialectic and rhetoric it places emphasis on writing and systemic grades and often leaves the fine arts outside of the main curriculum. Charlotte disagreed with the system. She believed didn't offer the full scope of education to children and was especially interested in making the liberal arts more accessible as a result she started to pen her own books. She began with the popular series on geography eighteen eighty seven. She co founded the parents educational union or p helped provide resources for parents. Home schooling their children 1891 charlotte moved to amble side england. Where she wrote her most well-known works. She published a series of books that explained her educational philosophies at the beginning of each. She summarized her fundamental ideas. I she wrote. Education is an atmosphere. A discipline wife. Secondly education is the science of relations. Charlotte believed children were innately born as people and thinkers whose own ideas should be respected regardless of their age. She thought children were drawn to honest desires and that the role of adults was to help rid them of bad habits. In order to reach their potential charlotte's curriculum revolved around providing children with what she called living books or books written by people with great passion for the subject. they're writing
AP News Radio
Taliban Say They Took Panjshir, Last Holdout Afghan Province
"The Taliban says they've taken control of township province north of Kabul the last hold out of anti Taliban forces in the country I'm the only province not seized during the blitz across Afghanistan last month let the mother got the woman gentlemen if I'd waited up to date on the domestic workers had about spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid issued a statement saying patch here is now under the control of Taliban fighters he said the group tried to solve the problems through negotiations and they the opposition had rejected talks and then he said we have to send our forces to fight the anti Taliban forces have been led by a former vice president but also the son of the iconic anti Taliban fighter Ahmed Shah Masud who was killed just days before the nine eleven terrorist attacks in the US I'm Charles de Ledesma
The MMA Hour with Ariel Helwani
Where Does Derek Brunson Go From Here?
"Let's talk about dark brunson because he looked great. He dominates he submits darren till in the third round. He's now won five in a row. He's tear it up. And in the contextual sense. He has absolutely done enough to earn a title. Shot in fact. I will strongly argue. He is more deserving title. Shot than marvin vittori was when he got the title shot. Robert whitaker is next. Brunson could easily wait for a title shot. He could be a backup. He could be replacement fighter for that fight or he could go ahead and just take another fight. So where does derek brunson go from. Another dominant win. I'll be shocked if he's not at least slotted in as a reserve for the Sonya you would occur rematch when whenever that happens and it's not. It hasn't been book yet. We're all thinking early. Twenty twenty two. I'm sure brunson will be ready by then. I'm sure he's staying in shape. He's aware of the possibility. I know we said on another show recently. That fighters shouldn't take reserve opportunities. But i mean. I think they should if they're only if they're guaranteed show money and win money. It brunson gets that guarantee. I know that's not gonna happen. That's not how the ucf works. I think they might get their show money usually because they show up and they weigh in. So that's the minimum. You should also get your win money. I want that to be a policy in the usa going forward. And that's the case. Brunson one hundred percent. Be ready for that spot. He's he's definitely earned that for me. If he can wait. I wanna see him weight. This ideal situation that sonya and whitaker shah you're february the late and then And then we you know maybe brunson can get in there. I guess it would be may probably may or april which seems like a long time but if you can wait that long. That's how i would do it. I he deserves tell shot he should notify anyone else. Yeah i mean. I think he's absolutely unequivocally in the driver's seat for the next in line. Spot behind whittaker it's oughta sonya whitaker brunson then cannon air in my eyes and if i'm derek brunson like you said there's nothing more you need to do your next fight should be for the belt and you hope that robert whitaker doesn't beat israel ottesen it because then there's going to be a trilogy fight yada yada. Yada canadair needs brunson to solidify title. Shot brunson does not need cannon air to solidify his in my eyes for the sake of check the tapes and all that the ufc will probably make the fight between brunson and cannon air possibly put it on the same card is out of sonya whitaker. So that's why pick.
Asian Enough
"shaheen" Discussed on Asian Enough
"One of the vignettes was about an iranian family and this iranian family in the movie was a well-to-do los angeles beverly hills e tuck family and the daughter of the family is dating a mexican guy and the father does not approve of that. So the part they wanted me to audition for was the brother who is also very say macho misogynistic ways and racists in that case and so in the movie what happens is eventually i go. Get a gun from somebody. I follow my sister. She's in a motel with mexican guy. I opened the door. I kill them. Both honor killing. And that's our story. And i read that guys. I'm not saying honor killings. Don't happen but usually it's in some village out in wherever whoever i'm not saying there aren't iranians. That are horrible people. But what i am saying is if every time we're gonna show us were killing somebody and now you've taken this educated family and you've got this guy going to kill i go. This is ridiculous. It dehumanizes us. There was a great Gentleman by the name of jack shaheen. He wrote a book called real. Bad arabs are e. L. arabs also made a documentary out of it. Jack was salt of the earth..
AP News Radio
Taliban Warns of ‘Consequences’ If U.S. Delays Withdrawal
"A spokesman says the deadline of August thirty one full international troops to leave Afghanistan he's a red line the Taliban cannot accept no extension would be allowed Taliban spokesman said Hale Shaheen speaking in an interview with you okay bro Costa Scott says if the U. S. extends that means of extending occupation I'm the group would respond he didn't say how though if they occur are intent on continuing the occupation so it will provoke a reaction Cecchin adds any extension would to create mistrust between the Taliban and the U. S. he also denied Afghans were attempting to flee the country due to fear of the Taliban I'm Charles de Ledesma
AP News Radio
Russia Was Ready for Taliban's Win Due to Longtime Contacts
"As a Taliban swiftly to K. rock on the sun Basra has been prepared for the rapid developments Moscow has been working methodically for years to lay the groundwork for relations with the insurgent group wants Russia officially recognizes the Taliban as a terrorist organization Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov emphasized this week that the insurgent group have shown promising signs at least encouraging signals from the Taliban who declaring that the science of former government with the participation of all the political forces immediately after the Taliban takeover buses that it wouldn't affect your rates its embassy in Kabul unlike many other countries last month the Taliban delegation visited Moscow with a guaranteed not to threaten the interests of Russia and its exit yet allies in Central Asia Taliban spokesperson Muhammad said Shaheen we will not allow anyone any android world any entity to use the side of a plan is done against the neighboring country that a general country and the the word kindly I'm Karen Thomas
Kwik Brain with Jim Kwik
Intention: A Simple Memory Tip You Can Use Right Now
"We've talked about many principals having better memory. We talk about imagination. We talk about association. We talk about organization. We talk about attention and does a of deliberation with the. Shah's i wanna talk about one more and that's your in ten shunned her intention. What is your intention for learning. What is your intention for remembering you know. We are bombarded with an avalanche of information right each and every day in it is overwhelming right and you must intend to remember something. If you're going to remember something it's as simple as that if you forgot a name now by the way. Say yes of the you. Have you forgotten name recently. Have you forgotten where you park your car. Have you misplace things that you use every single day. Like you're the rule control. Are maybe your phone. Have you ever lost your train of thought. Have you heard for guy. Would someone just said like maybe something. I just said right and there's a quote from my mentor on his name. Is dr steven cubby. Many of you have read his book. Seven habits highly effective people. He said most people do not listen with the intention to understand. Most people listen with the intention to reply so not or not really understanding because their intention is they're not thinking about how they're going to respond and one of his habits or seek first to understand then to be understood as people don't care how much you know until they know how much you care and that's why your intention matters people could feel your intention now. How are we defining intention. Well in in latin intend just is is your aim it is. It is your purpose right. It can be defined as a thing that you intended in. Aim a plan. The power of intention is is really the power of focus dedicated
The $100 MBA Show
Why We Built a Virtual Office and How You Can Too)
"Running remote team is a lot of fun. You get to hire people from all around the world and it really works for a lot of businesses. But it's not without its challenges. One of those challenges is that it's not always simple and easy to communicate freely with your colleagues if we were all together in a room or in a shared offices easy for a walk up to somebody at their desk and ask them a quick question. This something that comes natural to us as human beings but working remotely does it naturally. Come to us to be like. Hey i'm gonna jump on shah and asked this question. It's a learned behavior. And we've been doing this for over seven years running this remote team and we wanted to be easier on our team to communicate with each other help. Each other out actually started with our customer support team at webinar ninja. We noticed that sometimes our support agents would struggle with maybe new questions. They were getting from customers new scenarios or situations that they never came across. It would put the customer service agent or ninjas as we call them customer service inches in a strange situation because it wasn't super convenient or instinctual to just jump on a chat and chat with their colleagues. Ask them a question. Way for apply while the customers waiting. This could be a live chat with a customer so we decided to pilot a program called the virtual office. What this basically means is that. We're all together on camera and mike in a virtual room. There's a lot of complicated tools to do this. bowie literally just used google. Hangouts were like. Hey what's the simplest easiest way to validate this idea of without having to sign a for anything. Let's just use google hangouts but before we rolled it out to the customer service team. We wanted to test it out as the managerial team. So myself. my co-founder nicole. Our head of customer service because of service manager. Cj as well as our senior lead agent anna joined this virtual office and we worked together co worked together on this virtual call that basically went on for as long as we're working for about a week we wanted to see how would feel. What are some of the hiccups. Some of the things that we would have to work around
Dr. Jockers Functional Nutrition
Fermenting Kombucha For a Healthier Hard Beverage
"You talk about your process. What inspired you guys take kombucha and and make a actual shell stable hard. Come each. oh yes well i mean the origin of us starting With a commode shah because served the we have more than just combustion now of a heart which art self serves. We we in our tap room's which we have. We also have a beer that we we make with different types of functional ingredients mushrooms and things like that and we have we look at ourselves really as innovation on company. That's looking to explore all the different categories and create the best tasting the most flavorful the most functional version that could be made in in all different categories. But the reason we start with kabuchiko is because my partner when the the founder. Bill moses He he was part of another company called kavita and vito was one of the other large companies at got early into. They actually certainly similar to to accomplish evidence. Coconut water keefer back. You have three lines do the action three license. They started their original was keefer which is really unique in different at any kind of because of that they already had the mindset around. Alcohol wasn't really a part of it because they knuckle boot shah as you know or manageable don't know capuchin the national from process creates 'cause you began to say an early on a ten seven years ago there was an issue of like how much is still to this day. Actually how much. Alcohol is actually in your non alcohol Is if it can. It has sugars. They will continue to ferment right. In fact often it might be a legal to be below below this. Earn an amount of alcohol allowed to be non alcohol. You go and you start driving and it's in the sonnet saying. This sugars are fermenting. The alcohol starts growing and it actually might pass that that. That limit veto was One of the first ones. They are to have super control of that. How much alcohol in it now. They had to coconut keefer. Had to As apple cider vinegar tonic. So three different lines but really learned a lot about the control. And it's kind of funny. Is you know. Some of the founders of a company that was kind of became famous for controlling the alcohol would then go ahead and and and let it go and and and actually let it flourish and actually create You the best alcohol version of the
The Mindset Advantage Poker Podcast
Rory Young Discusses His Poker Evolution
"Roy. Thanks so much coming onto the shah. Thanks hillary clinton you guys go to really cool project going on but before we start digging into that. Let's talk a bit about your polka janney. And how you ended up where you are in the political world. Yeah i started playing poker. I guess just like everyone with friends off to high school and then that kind of developed into going into the casino usually drunk learning that way a name just learning trial and error And then i just started playing live. Cash live tournaments that kind of thing and Busted my role a couple of times and started playing online and yet just started doing well until i stop bussing narrow and really what do you think led to that moment where something shifted and you own crushing role every time but instead we moving into you things in the right direction i guess i Sore a couple of people that i looked up to and so they could really do this as a profession. But if you wanted to do it as a profession needed to take seriously and not gonna treat it just like gambling and that kind of thing so once i started taking it seriously that way it was when i started seeing progress and you know i think the key point especially for a lot of people who might be listening you know they. They might be still in that phase where they build a role they lose their role. They build role they lose their role. When you say taking it seriously. What did that mean for you in your career. I guess it meant we'll firstly. I think what's important is you need to really understand why you wanna play poker. Do you wanna play poker for like a release of stress soil. Do you want to have fun with friends or do you want really progress in make up the ranks make this a profession so that's important festively for me. A big difference came. When i started studying and started seeing the plays. That will much better than me. They kind of taught me how to study. So that was a pretty big turning point for me always thought like try and find someone. That's way your way you want to be in five years. And trion learn from them and mimic what they've implemented to get to where they want to be.
Mark Thompson
Western Wildfires Force Evacuations and Destroy Homes
"Burkhart. More than 80. Large wildfires are burning in 11 states here in the West, fueled by increasingly extreme drought more than 8300 people under evacuation orders. And the Dixie Fire in Northern California A B C's Zoran Shah has more you Asian orders for the almost 200,000 acre Dixie fire, sending residents fleeing from their homes near Lake Tahoe Firefighters urgently trying to save any structures they can Jumbo jets dropping retardant on the Tamarack fire that fire still just 27% contained a new satellite image now showing thick smoke in casing much of the West from the dozens of large wildfires. Air quality alerts, in effect from Washington state to Denver,
My First Million
"shaheen" Discussed on My First Million
"It's like i want to remove the background. You should just be able to say. We're we're the background if your in by like you know how many new people signed up for our service or product in the last night as he should people type that question in because that's your intent not like. Oh go up spots reporting to build this dashboard pool three calls. You want to ever get to the thing you want. You should be able to say the thing you want expressed anyone stated and i figured out like we have the technology now in the language side to be able to understand natural human in english and other languages and all we really need translation layer so this is a broad based in my mind a megatrend to be which is in my mind. Bigger than mobile mobile was a. Oh we're good. The the thing that will add added for us which is like. Oh whoa thing that you used to do on your desktop. Now you can do. It from anywhere enabled a bunch of different use cases. This thing is like okay. Well the thing that now you've been trying to learn you're trying to use this off whatever you never really got good at never had the time now but a billion people can use that pizzas. Offered wasn't even possible before because they don't have to learn the clinton dragon things they can express something they want and the software to do it. And then i would do if i were an enterprising. Let's like okay. Let's so pick the stories where this thing will have the biggest impact Like business intelligence reporting beauty software as a natural fit of african go elsewhere and we. We've seen the beginning of this on the consumer side with things like alexa. The bbc world. I think is open for just make a software. Actually intuitive could do what i want and have you seen anyone besides is alexa. Have you seen any hints of what i call a magic trick. It's when you see somebody build a piece of software and then there's like yes you just do. Xyz and boom it's done and you're like holy shit you got that wove your magic wand and got that ends like when you see a magic trick you. It's very hard to unseen. You can't look at the old software the same way anymore. It's like instagram. Filters or something like that. It's like oh what your photo looks like that. Oh shit okay. Well now all my photos camera look like shit in comparison like i can't even look at these anymore. So have you seen any cool magic tricks with conversational or naturalistic built. Something myself outgrowth. Bought a few years ago. I remember that i remember growth and it was it was built for marketers to marketing. Data out of your marketing system up spiral mail chimp but also just other data sources like oh what are the top three keywords at uber by sonke. Pc backdate is out there. Right like not can ask that so Or like when was this domain registered or like just a bunch of an. I bill through every night and look at all the questions people after this because there was a blank cameras..
My First Million
"shaheen" Discussed on My First Million
"It's like i want to remove the background. You should just be able to say. We're we're the background if your in by like you know how many new people signed up for our service or product in the last night as he should people type that question in because that's your intent not like. Oh go up spots reporting to build this dashboard pool three calls. You want to ever get to the thing you want. You should be able to say the thing you want expressed anyone stated and i figured out like we have the technology now in the language side to be able to understand natural human in english and other languages and all we really need translation layer so this is a broad based in my mind a megatrend to be which is in my mind. Bigger than mobile mobile was a. Oh we're good. The the thing that will add added for us which is like. Oh whoa thing that you used to do on your desktop. Now you can do. It from anywhere enabled a bunch of different use cases. This thing is like okay. Well the thing that now you've been trying to learn you're trying to use this off whatever you never really got good at never had the time now but a billion people can use that pizzas. Offered wasn't even possible before because they don't have to learn the clinton dragon things they can express something they want and the software to do it. And then i would do if i were an enterprising. Let's like okay. Let's so pick the stories where this thing will have the biggest impact Like business intelligence reporting beauty software as a natural fit of african go elsewhere and we. We've seen the beginning of this on the consumer side with things like alexa. The bbc world. I think is open for just make a software. Actually intuitive could do what i want and have you seen anyone besides is alexa. Have you seen any hints of what i call a magic trick. It's when you see somebody build a piece of software and then there's like yes you just do. Xyz and boom it's done and you're like holy shit you got that wove your magic wand and got that ends like when you see a magic trick you. It's very hard to unseen. You can't look at the old software the same way anymore. It's like instagram. Filters or something like that. It's like oh what your photo looks like that. Oh shit okay. Well now all my photos camera look like shit in comparison like i can't even look at these anymore. So have you seen any cool magic tricks with conversational or naturalistic built. Something myself outgrowth. Bought a few years ago. I remember that i remember growth and it was it was built for marketers to marketing. Data out of your marketing system up spiral mail chimp but also just other data sources like oh what are the top three keywords at uber by sonke. Pc backdate is out there. Right like not can ask that so Or like when was this domain registered or like just a bunch of an. I bill through every night and look at all the questions people after this because there was a blank cameras..
My First Million
"shaheen" Discussed on My First Million
"Open your email. Or i'll this is like there's inherent so the thing that the cool thing about big cloud has ever. He's got a price right. Everybody's gonna every a certain value and so the beauty of of a professional one would be right now when you go on linked in is not obvious the level of hierarchy right and so you always have people who are either recruiters or people who are at the bottom of the career ladder trying to keep connecting and reaching out to the people at the top of the career ladder and they have no real incentive to to to do it so they sort of ignore linden altogether. While i go to this site. I'm just gonna get inundated with crap that i don't really want. And so the beauty of this is that because everybody has a coin value you sort of inherently have baked in these sort of like career worth career value that this person is bringing to the table into the network and so you know aids. Somebody has to buy attention so they buy your coin which increases your price. that's a mutual beneficial in this right. Now if i go paling thin i can send you spam in mill. You do not receive any of the revenue from me penlington for the right to spam you. In this case i could say. Hey if you want to spend me if you want me to read your thing and you want me to respond to it here's my prices so it becomes revenue generating for me. The second thing is that when somebody reaches out i can quickly assess their value in the network based on how how much other people believe in this person. How much other people wait this person. And so now. It's not this kind of like every node kind of looks the same on the surface. No they would not look the same on the surface which is really cool and just one more thing. Yes oh yes so that. There's a kind of crypto angle where everyone's at a price the other angle is Is what will catering for the professional graph rates right. Now that's all it's awesome metric right so every person you follow gets an equal number of value. Their count goes up by exactly one. It's not waited any single. Any way explained pedro. A little better though. So the the kind of the beauty behind google. The original idea that made it The powerhouses day is they said okay. Well how do we determine what the best results are too so sh- over accuweather search right and it came down to two things. One is like the overall context of the page. So if you're searching for Real estate boston or something like that. It'll look all the pages that's indexes like. Okay well this. These pages are about real estate in boston to varying degrees. A doctor was in the function so all people also just say good content. Yeah we'll just call quality context slide content. Yeah the whole the whole thing authority right in the authorities. The where patriot comes into they say. Okay here's this individual webpages sitting on the internet. We're going to measure its authority by. How many links are coming into that cage. Because that's the endorsement of factor and the value of those links pass to that individual age of catering value of it. The authority that gets passed through is based on the patriot of those pages right. So it's a reclusive function to say. Oh well the new york times links to you. That's much more valuable than if dr mattress blob ways. Because time has more pay. Drink the adrian thing which is super important to know..
My First Million
"shaheen" Discussed on My First Million
"Comes up everywhere. Like you're you've got your like little like a spiderweb like you get your hands and all these little things and i think part of it. Because he'd been in the game for awhile incredibly successful but do you so. This is dr mashes the year the co founder of host by title. Cto yes do you. Are you active like. Are you working really hard at hubs bite. Like how do you have time to be. Have your hand all this. Different stuff. so the answer is yes Hassan is my obsession preoccupation. anything else that you see me doing there's some diabolical read that connected backup spots out. There is right so yeah. It's my baby is the thing that I spend pretty much. All of my a non-family i'm non personal time on so it's and i just want to describe people who are not watching so you should go to the youtube channel. It's two dot com slash. I think hustled khan and you'll see the videos. But so here's what i see so darn russia sitting there. He's got a keyboard piano keyboard to his right as he's got. I think a steve jobs Piece of art behind him or is that lennon or something like that. I can't tell exactly who it is. John lennon maybe. And you're in this room so just is this where you work on a day-to-day basis. So this is not well yes and no. Let's getting trick sean. You're getting trick. This is my living room. But it's a like patrick. Movement time when living room was somewhat less disorganized than it usually would be. but it's a virtual background. I've got the green screen and things. That up so i can. That's pretty good because he usually when you green screen that's like half your head also turns into like the background and this one's actually pretty good. I'm i i've done like a multiple restraints on source around with. Its need to twist the camera one way or the other You're kind of doing the oasis thing that we talked about you. Basically you have a virtual background but the virtual backgrounds. Not just you on a beach fake situation. It's your actual living room when it's like clean and perfect the way you want it or whatever and you're like that's what i want my background to be regardless of the reality of the whatever. Your current situation is really cool is not the keyboard itself is actually real. That's not part of the backgrounds and you'll see so let me let me do like a very brief intro and like an overview. We're gonna talk about so sent us like a list of ideas right. Get into him. But i need to give a background here. So the listeners. Entirely understand so hub spot. Today is like a twenty five or thirty. I don't know whatever. The market cap is so twenty five billion dollar publicly traded company. You co founded it. Fifteen years ago. I think prior to that you had another startup that you sold for a significant amount of money. We can talk about that. Throughout this whole time you own I believe millions of millions of dollars worth of domains. Like you You bought your wife like as a a gift. Humanism dot com. Which got pretty funny. You urinate or an angel investor in a lot of different startups including coin based and things like that. You've got your hands on all these different things like you. According to wall mine or wall street mind dot com. You're worth today..
Photography Daily
Taking your LEAP of faith with Roy Tyson
"Today is a story about an artist. Nfl tokyo who tells history of self belief. Who's break comes off to being made redundant who made a pact. It seems never to return back to having somebody else. Call the shots going. It alone could be scary going. It alone can be lonely at times but going it alone is exactly what roy tyson his dom although he's done it with trout people thousands of people actually mostly fifty millimeters also known as royce painful. Roy what am i. Described this art as it is. Is it streeter is it. Minia mini photo art. I've seen it describes all sorts of stuff even urban out why reaching when i started with My inspiration was from straits outs and that following the likes of banks a feis been on big straits hottest Into collecting essentially is so inspired me into exploring all which then went i kind of stumbled across the miniature figures then made me just want to be able to on the street. is funny at. She went on. I thought he'd ostrich. I was cutting out stencils and my dad was dragged can always going to be a strategist at that is just like ha ha yet. Come on very funny. And they went on when i discovered the figures and fell in love with the whole minute shah juxtaposition that you could create on the straight itself became straight off I guess it could have gone completely the other way. I could have probably done it. More tools. fine on sculpture. if i'd taken the figures in a different direction. But because i went into the figure strikeout to the outdoors it became nine as straight. I guess either years. It's developed even more to the point of not becoming straight what's Straw is graffiti and without suicide stuff. That
Reality Life with Kate Casey
'Real Housewives' star Jen Shah arrested on federal fraud charges
"Welcome back to another episode of reality casey. I hope that you had a great week. But i'm gonna tell you who add a week and that is gen shah for real housewives of salt lake city. She was arrested and charged this week in connection with a telemarketing scheme. That defrauded many of whom are over the age of fifty. Five according to a superseding indictment. That was unsealed this week. Persistent stuart smith was also arrested and charged tuesday. Both shot and smith appeared before. Us judge dustin pete in salt lake city. Federal court on tuesday manhattan. Us attorney andre strauss said jennifer shaw. Who portrays herself. As a wealthy and successful businessperson on reality tv and stuart smith who was portrayed as her first assistant allegedly generated and sold lead list of innocent individuals for other members of their scheme to repeatedly scam in actual reality and as alleged the so-called business opportunities pushed on the victims by shaw smith and their co-conspirators were just fraudulent schemes motivated by greed to steal victims money and now these defendants face time in prison for their alleged crimes. Special agent in charge. Peter fits us said sean smith for of lavish lifestyle to the public as a symbol of their success. In reality they allegedly built their opulent lifestyle at the expense of vulnerable often elderly working class people as alleged disturbingly. Sean smith objectified. They're very real human victims as leads to be bought and sold offering their personal information for sale to other members for their fraud ring working with our partners at the nypd and the united states attorney's office southern district of new york and with the assistance of hsi. Salt lake city. New york worked to ensure that sean smith will answer for their alleged crimes as a result their new reality may very well turn out differently than expected.
Broken Brain with Dhru Purohit
How to Get Your Energy Back TODAY with Dr. Amy Shah
"Dr amy. Welcome to the podcast. It's a pleasure to have you here. Thank you so much for having me. Who's a socal. We were chit chatting a little earlier but the book is called. The book is about being tired. And i wanted to check in and see on your book tour and as a mom and still practicing physician. How're you doing doing good. I actually stick to my own advice. I get my morning routine. I get my sleep. If i get my sunlight that i'm good to go so i feel good today. I'm good we also suggesting a little bit of when you get off equilibrium. What artists signals. What you pay attention to. That's a sign that i've gotten a little bit too far off. I need to reset and need to ask for help. What is that for you that you've gotten a little bit lack of a better term off track for yourself. Yeah for me definitely. It's my emotional control. So if i i'm always working and i think you all of us were always working on our mind control right so how. We react to things when i find that. I'm losing control my emotions of getting a little too angry or short or impatient To emotional about things around me. That's when i know that. I'm not on the right track. And that's first line and that. I need pullback may get a little more asleep some nature time back to my basic self care Things to get myself reset. Because my when i'm at my best i am. I want to be patient. I want to be kind And i want to be focused and energetic. And if i'm not those things that's when i know that things are not going well
The No Budget Filmcast
"shaheen" Discussed on The No Budget Filmcast
"Too powerful. So they knew that he did this whole extravagant party that you know he wouldn't look good. You know. I don't know if they did. It certainly backfired isn't this did us a one point where they're all keynotes. Go for dinner and it's of a backlog to remind me like it's like whatever. See that documentary to fire festival like netflix. But it's right. This festival and these organizers promised all these coon lake singers and rappers and everything and had ten. I think it was in some island somewhere bahamas or some like that was and tweeted. Ultra disaster came to my mind second watching this all these kings and queens and then prime minister is a massive q. Apparently and enter the stand storm and even when he's making a speech there. It's like a sandstorm someone taught was like purpose. Like all this sand up. Do you know what i saw. God imagine kings and queens were used to being sent retention in can hugh hazards seems to have gone off each more or less apart from that incident when they were queueing outside so organizationally organizationally is back something that could easily be completing offer disaster just an even extravagant foods is just absolutely mind blowing like it was fascinating to see for myself as someone who doesn't know anything really budget around and i'm curious no it's like when he wants that bill umbra. I really want to see more like arabian and benham's you know. And i'm kinda curious a Be surprised if it was if it was manipulated into organisms party. Take on engineer is downfall just seems too far It i'm kind of in the same boat. I i have a hard time believing but you know you never know we rate it nor right although i since you guys usually go first or one of I'm gonna go four. yeah. I'm to go four. I mean it was. It was really fascinating documentary. If as a bit one sided. I think in probably but yeah who goes for him. I liked it for me. It was kind of weird to raise. Connect show is history. Do it's real footage. Well i think it was. A little bit one-sided i love it's been bit more and so for me it's like a three stories but people should watchers. It is a fascinating documentary. Okay well detroit loved. The film is the the javelin ultimate party so it is a big party And i think as as a fellow members fascinating to watch I mean if they want to go into the background it would take another air. So i really enjoyed so i will give four and a half. Actually this works the series. Wouldn't it gets the background if you're probably. Yeah they can do that as a series. Well there you have it. No budget film cast audience. A let us know what you think of the film via our social media's at no budget show on instagram twitter or facebook will of course Throw linked to the film in the show notes because it is on youtube missouri. Yeah you it is on youtube so we'll throw out there for you and with that we will say. Cnx time you buy..
KQED Radio
"shaheen" Discussed on KQED Radio
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