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Monitor Show 13:00 08-19-2023 13:00
"And now that they're emerging from it, the changes they made are benefiting them right now. Hey, Ken, love talking to you. Thank you so much, Ken Shea, Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Beverage's Tobacco and Cannabis Analyst. That's this week's edition of Bloomberg Intelligence on Bloomberg Radio, providing in -depth research and data on 2 ,000 companies and 130 industries. And remember, you can access Bloomberg Intelligence through BI Go on the terminal. I'm Alex Steele. And I'm Paul Sweeney. Stay with us. Today's top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. The National Hurricane Center is warning of catastrophic and life -threatening flooding over Baja, California, and the southwestern U .S. through Monday. As of 9 a .m. Pacific, Hurricane Hillary has weakened slightly to a Category 3, with top winds of 125 miles per hour. The storm is expected to produce three to six inches of rain, with the hardest -hit areas getting up to 10 inches. Gusty winds are also likely and possible tornadoes. Hawaiian officials say the death toll from the Lahaina wildfire is now up to 114. Michael Kastner reports. Hawaii's Governor Josh Green called the deaths unspeakable and devastating. In a speech Friday, Green vowed to rebuild Lahaina and said it will take years of work and billions of dollars, but we are committed to this effort, and together we will meet this challenge. The governor added that about 470 people are still searching for remains in the burned -out ruins with the help of 40 cadaver dogs. About 1 ,000 people are still unaccounted for in Lahaina. The FBI is looking for a Florida Proud Boy who failed to appear in federal court for sentencing on Friday. Christopher Worrell was convicted on seven counts stemming from his actions during the January 6 riot. Prosecutors are asking for a 14 -year prison sentence, citing his death.
News, Traffic and Weather
Fresh update on "shea" discussed on News, Traffic and Weather
"During the intake investigation found the conflict of interest that would require the case to be referred to the o -i -g specifically an s .p .d. officer assigned to this case when the investigation started was among those accused of the misconduct we spoke with victoria beach who chairs the african american community advisory council for s .p .d. you can't have the police policing the police i mean that the community doesn't trust them already in response to the conflict of interest within opa a seattle police spokesperson referred us to their statement police when this investigation was first announced that includes that s .p .d. is reviewing policies and procedures for how it uses and maintains facilities like t .p. s .p .d. s .p s .p s .p .d. they waited on the tarmac for two hours before buses arrived to take them to the terminal port of seattle officials said united airlines will tow the aircraft away for repairs there was no impact to airport operations during that incident and attack will obey start -up has won a nasa contract that could reduce space junk northwest news radio's cathy o 'shea explains starfish space was awarded the contract to assess the feasibility of capturing and inspecting orbital debris as a first step towards removing it from earth orbit autonomously the contract builds upon the company's current otter pup orbital demonstration mission starfish co -founder trevor bennett says the full -size otter spacecraft expected to be operational in 2025 will be capable of performing two types of autonomous commercial missions one is geolife extension that is these big satellites that need a few extra years of life and the other one is leo constellation cleanup and so this is removing old satellites out he says the new project will set a foundation for the future autonomous interaction in orbit is really going to be a key for building this industry up it's going to be a key for how we scale from just a few thousand satellites to hundred thousand satellites geekwire reports the x value was not announced cathy o 'shea northwest news radio we the beacon checked plumbing sports desk with bill sports at 10 and 40 minutes after the hour narrowly missing the baseball playoffs as mariners the on an off -season mission two more wins
AP News Radio
Hurricanes top Devils 5-1 in Game 1 of 2nd round
"Frederik Andersen needed to make just 17 stops in the hurricanes took game one of their second round series by topping the devil's 5 one Anderson has back to back wins for Carolina since returning from an injury, allowing one goal in each contest. Goals by Brady Shea, Brett Pesci, Jasper Koch and Yemen, Seth Jarvis, and yes, empty netter accounted for the cane scoring. Nathan Bastian scored for the Devils and a curious Schmidt stopped 8 of 11 shots before being pulled early in the second period. Game two is Friday at Raleigh. I'm Dave ferry.
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We Build The Wall founder sentenced to 4 years in prison
"An associate of Steve Bannon gets four years in prison for the border wall fraud. Brian kolfage, who previously pleaded guilty, was sentenced for defrauding donors to the we build the wall effort that promised to help Donald Trump construct a border wall. His lawyer had asked for leniency because the air force that lost both legs and an arm in the Iraq War, prosecutors say he spent the money on a luxury SUV and cosmetic surgery, financier Andrew badola was also sentenced to three years. They were ordered to pay $25 million in restitution to the victims. Businessmen Tim Shea faces sentencing in June, former Trump adviser Steve Bannon had been charged, but received a pardon hours before the former president left office. Bannon now faces fresh charges in state court. He says he's innocent. Julie Walker, New York.
AP News Radio
Bruins get 57th win, outlasting Canes in SO
"The bruins are 5 away from tying the NHL single season record for wins following a four three shootout decision over the hurricanes. David pasternak notched his 50th and 51st goals of the season. It's definitely special. It's been a long way and you know it was obviously big thanks to all my teammates and my family. Charlie Coyle and Jake de bruss provided the shootout goals in Boston's 57th victory and 7th in a row. Jacob lauko also tallied and Jeremy swimming made 34 saves for the NHL's top team. Jack drury, Brady Shea and Sebastian aho scored for Carolina, which is three points ahead of the Devils for the metropolitan division lead. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
Golden Knights score 5 goals in 3rd period, beat Ducks 7-2
"The golden knights put together a 5 goal third period in a 7 two thumping of the ducks. William carrier, Michael O'Malley, Jack eichel, Phil kessel, and Shea Theodore each had a goal on an assist while Riley Smith and William Carlson, each set up two scores. It was a one goal game until Theodore kessel and eichel scored in a 5 13 span. The knights of outscored their opponents 17 four during a three game winning streak. Isaac lundstrom had a goal and an assist for the ducks who have dropped two straight since a four zero one one stretch. I'm Dave ferry.
The Pest Posse Stampede Podcast
"shea" Discussed on The Pest Posse Stampede Podcast
"Let's educate these people so we can do the job right right. There's a mind shift there you know you're you're doing things different. And the bottom line is pets because he cares about its client. He really cares right. I mean that's to meet with that shows is somebody who really cares about the client. Not just his dollars at the end of the day right. I don't know how you make money doing it. I don't either the other way anyway. Some of these people charged as low amount. It's like i don't. I don't understand this so well. That's the thing is i've my experience is in one housing community that i was working in. We went in identified. The thirty six infested units with german cockroaches. And i actually got a copy of the check lists of all of the units from the previous pest control technician who had been there a month before. Only two of those units were listed as having cockroaches at all. Okay and this let you know. There's a lot of units that just don't get aren't into because they technician. No doubt has no time doesn't have time to do. He doesn't that's big thing and you mentioned it. It kinda kinda go back. I think this is something. That's missed a lot You know you mentioned just real quickly as far as documentation taking pictures. i mean. that's that's got to be a huge important part of this. And i think that's something that a lot of a lot of pmp's kinda messed with this far as documentation. Because you really need that. You need to be taken. The pitchers each part of that. Isn't it as far as that. Well the thing is is that simple and quick to do and it's undeniable you send it to the management okay. And i think it's been very handy for the management all this time not handy for us as pest control operators but handy to the management that they just don't know exactly. Yeah you know and we need to put a stop to that. Yeah we really do absolutely you know we say it all the time right pictures where the thousand words and that's shea but you know it really makes a big difference right you can show them and lot. Just they don't know they don't know what rodent rub marks are. they don't..
The Morning Toast
"shea" Discussed on The Morning Toast
"If i wanted that plan to work. Shut the fuck up okay. I think. I don't know that you can't do math. I find tell me how you know what i need to have this conversation with myself. How old will i be when my kids leave. Okay here's probably like one forty five when your kids leave. And that's my youngest kid your youngest kid. You have to have when you're twenty seven. It's because then they're eighteen youngest kid so you're too late for that. Maybe could be fifty and then your youngest kid. You need to have at thirty two. Yeah but like that would be to start now. Takes a long time. You have wait a year to have a kid which by the way such bullshit. Like i should just be able to order the child online and like he should just show up or shea like it's bullshit. Yeah but i mean the nine months. I think we were talking about this on the patriot. Like when people are like. How do you know that you're ready to have a kid. Like i feel like even if say you're not you're most ready when you find out that you're pregnant like you have nine months to get ready to get it together time of just sitting and thinking about child right and you can't you drink to forget. Forget no it. Yeah i guess you could eat. Forget could be fifty when you wanna know something nice for you fifty yes. I'll always be older than you so true that just i just feel like for as long fifty. I'm fifty two. It's true for as long as i can remember like i've always been the young person in the room and that's because like i really do gravitate towards older people i'm always hanging out with like you and libyan your guys as friends and like i just everyone i'm friends with like is always older than you started your career very young. Yeah but now it's just like oh you're just a girl with a career..
Giants Splash
Giants' Scouting Director Michael Holmes Comments on MLB Draft
"I'm john shea national baseball writer of the san francisco chronicle and it's a perfect time to welcome the giant scouting director michael holmes to break down the players. He selected in the three years. He ran the giants drafts. Who's looking good. What's up with the top guys taken in this year's draft. And how does the giants versatility at the big league level. Translate undrafted so michael scouting director of the giants after a long time. Stints with the oakland as you've been with farhan zaidi. The past three years leading the drafts. And there've been some intriguing draft draft. So far i mean you had the full forty in two thousand nineteen and then because a code you only had five picks in the twenty twenty draft and then this year twenty six and the draft was wrecked during the all star break held in denver so every year is a little bit different for you in a wondering. How how you adjust from year to year and Because the game has changed and everyone has to change with the game. But how how did that. Make your job different. Well i think this year was an insecure navigate just because One coup the challenge of cova players over the last calendar year. Not having played as much Not as many reps at bats innings on the mound Us not maybe being able to build some of the history. We've we've been able to in the past with some of the players But i i thought it was a whole art. Staff overcame those obstacles. You know really well and we were able to able to get a lot of looks on on the players that we had interest in. I also think it a challenge of the draft being pushed back from date standpoint You know having the introduction of mlb combine was a new a new twist to the draft. Which i thought went really well. And they'll be a really nice job putting that on putting together Thought we got a lot of benefits from being there intending
ESPN Radio
Indianapolis Colts' T.Y. Hilton to Miss Start of Season
"T Y. Hilton expected to miss the start of the regular season after re aggravating a neck injury. At practice last week earlier on ESPN radio are Courtney Cronin in Shape Peppler. The Colts need to let go stage their locker room like they need to take a page out of the Baltimore Orioles and what they did there in breaking a 19 game losing streak because it just feels like injury after injury for them Now, next on the list is T Y Hilton, who's got a back problem. They don't know the diagnosis with That, But I know Courtney, you've got some more insight as to what the deal is with T Y Hilton in Indianapolis. Yeah, Apparently he was injured in practice on Wednesday. This didn't come from the preseason game that they just played on Friday. That happened early, and then he came back out and he was able to finish practice. But now we find out Shea that he has a back and a neck injury and he's out indefinitely and that comes on the heels. And, like 24 hours, they find out that and then Sam Ehlinger, the backup quarterback as a knee injuries out for 4 to 6 weeks. I think that this Indianapolis team for all the steps forward that they were able to take in the last few weeks, getting Carson Wentz back at practice, the good at least, you know, positive news that they got with Quentin Nelson, who had the same foot injury that Carson once has. That it's not going to be the end of his season, either, And then they're dealt this blow the big one here, though, as I look at all of these injuries and trying to figure out which is the worst one is probably Ehlinger because you don't know when Carson once is really going to be ready to play. Is it going to be weak? One? They haven't put that timetable on him. Yet. That is still two weeks away. Your backup quarterback right now is Jacob Eason like it was supposed to be Ehlinger. But now he's out 4 to 6 weeks. That's something that I don't think is a should give them any confidence. That's a Big below Hilton, Like many
Leadership Lab with Dr. Patrick Leddin
"shea" Discussed on Leadership Lab with Dr. Patrick Leddin
"To their lives and businesses in our conversation. Today tom and i will talk about his career. What he's learned over the course of being a navy seal as well as a consultant trainer to leaders around the world and what you can do to put some of his best ideas into practice in your life. you're gonna wanna grab something right with setback. Prepare to take some notes as tom. Shea and i meet together in leadership lab tom shea thanks so much for joining me today in the leadership lab. Hey thanks for having me. I appreciate the time. I'll be to really excited about the time. That i get to have with you and i love it when everybody starts off with me to brother. I know immediately. It's going to be a good conversation or could give bad bad really quick. If it starts off let me tell you something brother then. That's not so so. Thanks so much for joining me. there's about fifty different directions. We could go with this conversation. And i'm cool with going. Everyone of those directions. Because i think it'll be helpful to the listeners. To learn from you but i think the main starting point regardless of which direction they're path we end up kind of unfolding over the course next thirty minutes probably all needs to start with getting a little bit more about you because i could read the back cover of your book and get a little bio and i just don't think that will do justice to what the listeners might benefit from hearing about your background. I was fortunate enough in preparing to learn a little bit more about you. And i really want them to know your story so if you don't mind i'm going to ask you to kind of take us back a little bit in your career actually before you before you went to even to seal training. Tell us what was going on your life. What you were doing what you're experiencing. I think i had the greatest life that a human could ever have up in southern indiana and i with parents that were really endearing to the idea that if you can earn something they'll support it and so i got the first impression of i can do anything i wanted to do..
So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls
"shea" Discussed on So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls
"Louis armstrong and that my friend is a whole lot worse than baby talk. I hate that building the school three years ago. There has no good memories. you must have some kids. Were as dumb as they are now. I think you'll enjoy this thinking about going back to your high school to give a talk. How would that feel okay. Not all your points are bad but it's not my school it's your school and if you cancel this whole town will know when you walk down the street. People point and whisper there. Goes that luke. He's a real talk cancellor guy. I promise appears to my fragile reputation is on the line. I think you'll know dalli stopped. This is data. Just hang up avid gun around the data singing Diagnosed tomorrow.
So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls
"shea" Discussed on So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls
"Are we ready to talk about how this fits into not just a year in the life but gilmore girls season three episode three so one more a little bit of info that will help us figure. This out is the production value. You talked about a little bit the rickety stage but also. You had this huge stadium. People way a pi fifty five fifty six thousand people and these little tiny one end up being little ants on this stage lane bugs like beatles. Oh man missed opportunity concerts nowadays. You can watch a screen the whole time if you want. Yup which is one of the things peirce wanted was a screen so something to think about as we kinda flush this this reference out Oh and people were. They actually used binoculars. I saw a bunch of people in the stands with binoculars to watch and so you saw the binoculars. But did you see video screens in the documentary. I did not. I didn't either. So i think paris has a point She has watched her beatles at shea stadium documentary and she knows they did not project this onto a screen so the crowd could see. So do you think impart. This professor was begrudgingly. Saying they're saying you know what what we're giving you right now this stage with just people. You got the bare minimum. You've got microphones chairs deaths. You know you have a curtain behind. You may not be black but lisa curtain. He's like you know what this is better than. What the beatles had at shea stadium. It should be good enough for you paris. Geller oh see. I took it more of a statement of paris. Geller get over yourself or maybe we're saying the same thing he's going. Paris decision is as big deal. Yes event does not matter as much as the beatles at shea stadium it will not be filmed and watched by generations later. No not at all and so follow up question. Do you think paris thinks this is the beatles at shea stadium. Paris thinks that everything she's involved in is the beatles at shea stadium. you know. that's a fair point. She might think she is the fifth. Beatle i think that's accurate john. George paul ringo in paris has a nice ring to it. I think so and i think this is not just insight into her teacher's perspective on the event but also a little insight into how paris deals with things. Yeah i mean her. Romeo and juliet performance. Which of course had to be done in the traditional elizabethan style. Yes i just everything she does. She turns it up to the eleven Snap reference within a reference. You're welcome while and you know what something else before remove on too much. I think paris would want to know. There are two movies coming up. That i think she will want to see And the first one is a continuation of these music documentary films. Did you see that. Peter jackson is making a documentary about the making of the album. Let it be no. Yeah it's just been announced in the last few weeks so it's gonna be a while. There's no release date set But apparently win. The album is being made. There was footage filmed for a documentary. That was never made so. Now it's going to combine that footage and he is also working with paul mccartney ringo starr yoko ono lennon and olivia harrison to get some more modern perspective as well so that should be really amazing. Yep and a different movie. I am super excited for off before we recorded. Do you wanna tell a little bit about what this movie is about. Yeah it's called yesterday which is a title one of their songs. i think we already use that And it's about a guy who wakes up and no one knows about the beatles but him i know and so he becomes you guessed it a superstar and creates his own little beatle mania It looks just like really fun. Little rom com. Maybe lowly james plays his. I guess girlfriend it seems yeah it looks really cute like just what a good like interesting concept And everyone thinks that he's writing all these amazing and the question is. How long can this keep going. Yeah how great is his memory of the beatles. Catalogue for real. I am almost certainly going to go see that one. I got the trailer look so good. Yeah that'll be fun. I think Good summer movie. I think it might just get all my lovin same. And maybe we'll see paris geller in the audience may be or up onstage. Honestly that might be more likely taylor. So that's our show that's our show. Let us know if you think that we have started. A revolution with this podcast. Leave us review on. Itunes tweeted us at so it's a show email us so it's a show at jima. Dot com. sorta show mania is just getting out of hair. Absolutely keep us in your life by subscribing to our tiny letter tiny little dot com slash. So it's to show in our most recent letter which by the way you can always look back at the archive and see what you've missed but in the one that we most recently sent at the time of this recording we sent lots of times day ideas based on your girls and wilson send other little bits. We see come across our way into lots of gifts in fundings yup. So here's a teaser. For our next step in life speaking back now too late sorry. I'm not speaking to that stupid class. But you agreed. I'm out carries closed notably. Great do what you want. I guess i'm just out the thousand dollar deposit. What deposit for the room for the thing for the afterwards thing. Oh wait now you've talked. Praise doctrine confused me archer hard. You what hoops stop. Hold on a sec agreed to this under coercion. You said yes on your own. I said yes because when i know you talked baby talk loudly in front of all my customers until i got so sick of it. I disagree to it to shut you up. I've been carnival. It's not a binding agreement is coercion. Well you gave in just in time. Because i was about to transition out of baby talk into.
So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls
"shea" Discussed on So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls
"That's cool might be and it's also people sixers even know what it's all the walls this one remember. The song's called hopefully well. I think there is also important that the shea stadium concert was the one that they captured. Because that really was pico. Beatle mania almost exactly one year later in august of nineteen sixty six. They performed at busch stadium in st. Louis which is growing up there. That kind of lives on lor of saint louis like the beatles came here in played and which is a big deal because they only had a select few cities they toured in during their whole career and this is one of their very loud shows they ever played Wow so i think they were pretty exhausted from being on the road. They had long story short the night before they were supposed to play a show in ohio in it got rained out so the next day they had to perform a new show there and then come to saint louis the same night and then it rained all night and and i think they were just exhausted and they played four more shows and then they quit touring forever except for one random show. I think on top of a building in london so there was a lot of rain and like the shea stadium show. They played eleven songs in about a half hour. And this time there were twenty three thousand fans at bushido which was only about half capacity of the stadium and it sounds like people were the people in the crowd. Were super enthusiastic. I saw some of the pictures from the evening. And of course. We read the description of beatle mania from that. Saint louis post-dispatch article so there was a lot of enthusiasm still but they were facing some major controversy because earlier that year john lennon had made a comment about how the beatles were more famous than. Jesus christ not gonna mirko. You don't and that's just i mean. Look no matter what you actually think about what that means of him saying. That is just a tacky. Pr mu yes. Why in the world would you feel the need to publicly say that and not expect it to not go a royal especially in the sixties. Yeah and so. There were fewer people that were showing up because of that they think and actually there were like youth groups handing out leaflets before the show had there had been throughout the country. Like beadle burnings of them like burning their records and stuff and they did interview a pastor in this article for our the saint louis today and actually i thought he had a pretty good perspective on it and he said you know what. The beatles are more popular than jesus right now like. That's kind of how it is but you know what this is something. We need kids to understand how pop culture fits in and what's moral long lasting and important so we didn't sound angry about it. The long story short the tide had shifted a little bit for them. They said that the concert was on. Its way to sell out. But then he made that comment and they think that's a direct result lack of selling now. So it's a great thing that they caught their concert at shea stadium. Because they're touring was only gonna last about a year longer and it wasn't going to be quite as hot as it was the year before. Yeah but a nice little Footnote to that. Paul mccartney came back fifty years later to play at the new busch stadium wa sixteen which was a pretty big deal so things worked out in the end and now you mentioning the building The concert on top of a building. I can't believe i almost forgot to give another shoutout. Joe will always take the opportunity to to shout out across the universe the musical all beatles songs and in the closing scene. They had a concert on a rooftop and they sang. All you need is love. I believe classic of course just the song that they also have in gilmore girls a year in the life with the help from my friends which is probably my favorite from this musical. Thank you beatles for across the universe. Nice little in cap to their career. The only reason i know about it is because i listen to an episode of this day in history class. I'm a big fan. It's usually about five to eight minutes every day. I learn a little something that happened in history. And i just listened to january thirtieth nineteen sixty nine the final beatles performance..
So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls
"shea" Discussed on So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls
"A car absurd. Yes as you can see. He's standing on a stage like at a venue. But maybe like in. Someone's fancy living room you know. He's got curtains behind them like in front of a window but he's playing the violin and they've filmed it so concert film genre began from then. I mean there have been lots. There are recent ones. Like taylor. Swift katy perry had one lady gaga a duck more documentary. It was more about an album as opposed to concerts but oh music documentaries for sure. Yeah pink floyd had one in nineteen seventy seventy-two then so that was soon after and that one was a huge one but then they also had lots of other ones that were groupings of musicians like this one kind of was folic variety. Show the tammy show. It had beach. Boys chuck berry james brown marvin gaye lots of other people. Smokey robinson rolling stones and that was a nineteen sixty four and did marvin gaye actually sing and that one i think so so so they were doing this right before. And they have kept since. And i would say it's definitely evolved from justice straight concert because katy perry was abou- her journey saw her sobbing. Before the concert thinker marriage was ending during it and then justin bieber that one. I remember being kind of a big deal. Like watch that in say never have a and then there's one direction film a couple years My sister went to go. See that one okay. I don't know that one. I can't remember the name of it. But i know she saw it came so yeah and then of course taylor swift. We saw in person. Oh yeah. I watch the concert film. They all kind of have done it their own way but making it more personal or more just straight up. You know concert and music. Like taylor swift's was definitely. Here's the concert. Enjoy much more scripted than and i definitely plan to get around to watching it but because i saw the show. I don't feel as urgent like i do. Sit down and watch it in kind of relive the fun. I had at the show but i don't feel like i'm missing out in the same way. Yeah and i kind of grin. I played in the background like i watched it then. I was working on stuff then. I watched it so kind of back and forth but she definitely stuck to a script which i mean you could tell at the show where her style you know. He likes structure. Yeah whereas the beatles the at shea stadium is kind of walked up. This one is from our album six. I don't really know the albums. i don't have it. That amaze me how many times john lennon couldn't remember which album the song was from. Yeah which like. Do you really need to say that. Why don't you just say. I'm going to sing the song that i do know the title of and then i know how to play on the guitar So yeah very like obviously very different has evolved. Much but netflix keeps putting out a bunch. They put one out about justin timberlake a few years ago. Upset on the radar of my attention that went to that slash attention spans. So there's lots out there. And i think it's a fun genre overall because sometimes you can learn a little more about the artist. I really liked that about lady gaga. Katy perry's justin bieber at the time. Fungi it's a fun way to learn about an artist already appreciate and listen to their music. It's kind of a win win. Well and in nineteen sixty five when the beatles were only playing a handful of shows. That's probably the closest. Most people were ever going to get to see in the beatles perform. Yeah that's traditionally if they didn't live in london and actually they quit touring not long after Yeah well i'm glad that they filmed that cuts historical for sure. Yeah and it was fun to watch. It was just a really good slice of history. And as i was watching a yes the hysteria. The beatle mania was nuts but watching them perform. I was like okay. I get it like these guys are charismatic. Even though i can't remember what album the long on they definitely like they know how to give off personality. They both went comfortable on the stage but they don't look arrogant they look like they're humbled by. They don't look like they're attention hungry but they look like they're excited to be there and there's definitely a good charisma the all four of them had the whole show would you say. They seemed excited to be their overall. I think they seemed happy to be there. I read that they were very nervous. Offstage And i think anyone would be overwhelmed especially when that had never been done before. Yeah anyone would be overwhelmed by the size of that crowd screaming like that. Well it just kinda seemed in their backstage that maybe it was nerves but to me. It felt like disinterest. And i guess i leaned into that opinion of their attitude their demeanor because when he was introducing the the song titles and the way that they were whispering to each other like. They hadn't decided ahead of time what they were doing. I don't know it felt like. I was interpreting some of their actions as i. We're not really prepared. But we're doing it. But i mean nerves could've been. I could've done it. Well it may be. I just to me. That felt relaxed to me. It felt like i got up there. Whereas in like you said i love taylor swift shows and i love the spectacle of it like i can tell. She's put thought into every single detail. But i also appreciate shows where it feels like. Musicians are getting up there and kinda letting you now a gm session a couple years ago. My brother and i went to go. See john mayer and it was a little like. We basically showed up for a jam sash with and it was really relaxed and of course. He's played some of these songs for almost two decades now. So it's not like he's not familiar with them but he just had a really good vibe the whole evening and he would go off on these guitar solos with me. I'm not sure he even remembers that we're still here. We are.
So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls
"shea" Discussed on So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls
"Some betty hill just so hard not to sing along when you hear them. They played eleven songs in about thirty minutes. And this was going on after five openers. wow. I didn't realize it was that many but there were a lot. I was surprised by the number. Yeah and i read an interview with dave swenson. Who wrote a book about their cancer at shea stadium and he said the whole evening was more like a variety show which was pretty normal at the time. Okay so they had the disco tech dancers. Were interesting they were in the documentary they had cannibal and the headhunters sounds incorporated. The king curtis band and brenda holloway. Which is another name. I know and in this interview. He mentioned this and gives no explanation. Marvin gaye was introduced but didn't perform what marvin kings a huge deal. Why would you introduce him and not let him sing. Maybe it changes mind. I don't know and the question for you. How expensive do you think it was to get into the show. How i don't know one hundred dollars. Let's trae four fifty. Four dollars off descends. Oh my word. Yes this author said that tickets were something like four fifty five dollars five sixty five and some parents still thought it was too much money and wouldn't let their kids go. Wow and now just think those kids whose parents didn't let them go and to see what it became. I know i just cannot imagine. The author of this book said that he did not go to shea stadium but he went to go. See them at cleveland stadium in nineteen sixty six and he said the screams were so loud. I can only describe it as standing next to a jet taking off and it never stopped. I've taken my kids to concerts now. Like american idol and others and the fans screen between songs but stopped to listen to the music with the needles. They never stopped. Plus there are a lot of girls crying fainting and just going hysterical. I've never seen anything like that since. Wow what a time to be alive for real for real and all the people who were of who were teenagers during the beatles era just roll their eyes at well and their management wasn't sure that they were even going to sell the stadium out and they were afraid it would look really bad if they were empty chunks of seat so they have this deal that they would buy the seats ten dollars per their management would which was almost double the highest ticket price but he was just. He didn't want it to look bad. He wanted it to be a sellout and then it turned out to be no problem and then the question was oh my gosh. How do we keep these guys safe. And so they as you saw. The documentary had tons and tons of police so many Because i mean there was a little gate kind of inbetween and but then just huge empty field where the officers would chase the fans. I know i cannot imagine. But i mean don't you think kinda worth it. Well here's my question. What do you think is going to happen when you run the field. I think you're going to go up and you're gonna like touch a beetle but i mean. Do you really think you're going to do. It is the question i guess. When you're inflicted beatle mania you're not thinking clearly. I mean the the nurse said it's a medical condition is yeah i guess you i don't know if one of them won't give me a kiss. I don't know. I mean. I guess if you think that's the peak of what you could get than. Maybe maybe.
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"shea" Discussed on So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls
"Carried off. So watch it yourself see what you think. But the women were just freaking out sobbing. Yeah it was insane to me. I i do not think i have ever seen anything like it. And i'm sure in this documentary. They're highlighting some of the craziest parts. Yeah you do see footage of people just kind of sitting and enjoying the music. But i just have never been in a place where the crowd reaction has. Just been that this real emotional like it almost reminds me in a weird way of video. I've seen like pentecostal. Churches were are like jumping and shaking and shouting like like. They don't have control of when they're feeling i mean it looked like a religious experience like this was the sunday morning to another level. Yeah have you ever been outside during cicada season. Oh yeah so where. I grew up. You know they go through their cycles. There's something like a seven year cycle and seventeen year cycle. Something something like that. I remember growing up. There is one summer it was so bad. You could not not here. The cicadas wherever you any meat inside and you could hear the cicadas. They were so loud. You went outside. They were everywhere they were all over the trees all over like flying everywhere you could. They were just this constant buzzing and this is what this whole concert film sounded like is even when they're singing you. You just hear the crowd time they were so loud. Yeah yeah which. I i don't know i guess maybe i'm not a like i would definitely not call myself a music like lover and have all these bands that i'm super passionate about like i enjoy it. I know what i like. I have a full ipod. But i've never felt the way that those people seem to feel about experiencing beatles concert which is cool. Like is like intriguing to me for sure Well in something. I was thinking about as i was watching it. I have seen footage. And i've definitely heard stories of girls and boys but mostly girls going crazy for boy bands like the one direction or when we were growing up. We were a little younger. The jonas brothers definitely saw some crying. Those concerts and videos stuff like that. And even at the time i was a and i was like this is absurd like they're just people. It's fine but i also wonder because our culture is so segmented now like i don't think there's one band like the beatles and i'm not sure they're nba again. There's not one bantu thought can bring people together just because there's too much media no there's no tv show. There's no movie that everyone sees anymore. I mean even you know crazy things like when the avengers comes out like yeah a lot of people see it and can probably find someone to talk about it with no problem but if you bring it up at the group lunch table probably not everybody's seen it even if it's been out for a few weeks while i would argue too that the bigger issue is that there's always something to come next so we might all be talking about well okay. Everyone was talking abou white and gold versus blue and black dress. That was a moment where everybody that and that was. That felt very surreal. I remember that thinking. Oh my word. Everyone is talking about this one thing on the internet all at once but then it was gone and there was something new so i think that's an issue now is that it's everything's being replaced so quickly even crazy news stories just two days later you know onto the net. So i don't know there's anything that keeps us keeps us. Group keeps us on the same topic for a long. That's a great point. Because i think it takes a lot to get most people's attention you know less than like the super bowl or an election or you know the oscars to a degree or something else. That is just so huge. It's hard to get everybody's attention and then even once you have it. It doesn't last year right but beatlemania moments. Oh it was and it was a long moment to. It was not blinking. You miss it like the white and gold versus blue and black dress. How long was beatle mania. Did you see any like exact ears wall. I think this is the height of beatlemania. The beatles were formed in nineteen sixty. Broke up in seventy and this is nine hundred sixty five so this is literally endo the apex before the decline and what is being mania. Beatlemania is a craze for the heels. He and i got a little description of it. We'll talk a little bit more about this but a year later in nineteen sixty six. They had another famous stadium. Show at busch stadium in hometown. I grew up in of saint louis And they describe this in a contemporary article. That came out the day after the show. Here's just a little snippet up at the first aid station to nurses treated thirty five girls for minor injuries and ailments. The most common one being acute beatle mania. it's a mile hysteria said nurse. Virginia burger the symptoms are weeping wailing and uncontrollable shaking. I tell them to sit down and cool off. I said quite on the definition i think. And that's what happens when you have fifty six thousand. Mostly teenagers at a show in shea stadium which was on august fifteenth nineteen sixty five and they were just performing on a stage in the middle of the infield. It was not a huge stage. Rolling stone calls it rickety and this was just after their latest album help had come out which rolling stone also notes is their worst album but still on the scale of albums way better than many other people's worst albums they had just played other shows. I'm tour in the united states. This is part of their first united states tour. They just played the hollywood bowl and things. Were going pretty well for them. This is what rolling. Stone calls the third and final defining. Moment of beatlemania. After their ed sullivan show performance and when a hard day's night the film in the album came out which i've watched hard day's night and it is something. It is basically a movie of them running around singing songs and getting chased by girls all right. Their set list for the evening included some classics. That you probably know. Even if you're just a casual beatles fan to be honest i call myself more casual beatles. Fan not a hard here. They opened with twist and shout. They played other ones like a ticket to ride. Can't buy me love A hard day's night and help need.
So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls
"shea" Discussed on So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls
"This episode for me is when the luke peeks out and sees taylor taking photos of the building next to his and then taylor sees they make eye contact and taylor stands upright. Looks takes a photo of a couple of random things in the square and then just walks away. I just crack up with that. And luke knows well. He doesn't know what's going on but he knows attacker. Yeah naturally their ex me up. It's one of the best relationships go girls personally. Sounds like we're going to save that for a best worst. I think so Well in rory story line one of the things that is giving her application anxiety is that now that she in paris. Our student body president and vice president are hosting college. Talk a kind of a acuna time at chilton and they're saying all these things like oh you shouldn't write your essay about how great hillary clinton is. Everyone's going to write their essay about that and worries like oh man. That's what i was gonna outsi- on so this is the kind of thing they're covering but right before this little. Qna session starts rory in paris. Have this conversation the fans up there. We seem cross from them and ask questions. What's the problem is boring predictable. Done to death. I wanna charlie rose to ask the question his style. I wanted us sitting at a round table with black backdrops. The audience will be only seen anything. I was working with the losers in the av club to projected on a giant video screen. And all mr hunter said was paris. This isn't the beatles at chase stadium. Mice anachronism I had video screens and sixty five. His references are as topical suits. Which would you call a suit topical. I don't know maybe in the sense that it's on the top of his body. Hashtag bad puns but no one does a burn quite like paris. Geller this is true now So kyla when heard para say this. What the heck did you think beatles at shea stadium was all about. I think i thought she was talking about a bunch of bugs dukhan and out in a stadium. I mean you know you got you okay. No okay. I was gonna say kyla. No you know we definitely pick things or not familiar with and you might have said. I was more cultured in the last episode. But i'm a little more cultured than that. Yeah i'd like to give you some credit thank you. Yes i know the beatles band. Hey ju- all four of them. Well as you told me for we started. There's john paul ringo and i'm gonna have to. I'm after pull a richard right now and phone a friend. He did not know the names of all the beatles either do recall e and he and emily had a disagreement about which of them had died. And how had died. So i'm going to say john paul ringo and yet who's the fourth one george george miller harrison. As as last name yet. Do you know last names of the other three beatles. Ringo definitely don't isn't that weird. Don't usually know first and last names all john and ringo. I mean that's all i got ringo starr. Yeah there you go. Whoa that's just came to me in. What about john and paul. Ooh lennon john. Lennon paul mcaliskey. He's probably the most famous beatle. Paul mccartney does that remote car. he's still alive to made him famous. Actually there's another. Beatles still living. Do you know who it is. It's not john. No correct paul way. We already sent paul. Paul was already one of the ones. We cover. George ringo process of elimination to the drummer. Who was only with the band for a while and other time. Oh okay hashtag fifth beatle. I don't remember his name. But i know there is a fifth beatle but them. It's shea stadium. I mean just sounds like a concert venue so you know it was concert. But i didn't know that this was a real you know that it was a concert film to me. It was just. It could have been so that he could have said the beatles at madison square garden. I didn't know it was a specific concert that they put on. That makes sense fair enough. Okay so you. I think i was at about the same place. I assumed it was a concert that the beatles put on in. Yes i feel very familiar with who the beetles are so. I think that's something we need to cover. What's up stadium by that place. Who yeah what is it. So there's a fifty minute documentary fifty five something like that ended of this concert a concert film as you might call it in. Nineteen sixty five pairs was correct so she might have been critical of her professors references. But she did know the year that that concert put on. So what does that say but yeah it was a one of their biggest concert to date have the most people in attendance that they had had at that point. Fifty five thousand people like that which is e. I saw fifty six thousand in rolling stone. And yeah the beatles dot com confirms over fifty five thousand crazy. Yeah that's still huge. Are they filmed. That made it a culinary at aired in the us in the uk and somewhere else. Yeah a and this was at as you guessed it shea stadium in new york which is where the mets and the jets played at the time so jets her football mets for baseball. And this stadium eventually just went on to be a baseball stadium and it was actually demolished in two thousand nine so it was still up and running the time at the time. This episode aired. Yeah so we both watched this fifty minute documentary. I have to ask what were some of the thoughts running through your head as you watched the footage of this concert which includes footage of their opening acts footage of the crowd. There's voice over from the ford guys in the band. And from some of the people they work with on the management side talking about new york city in about their fame yada yada. What were you thinking. mostly. I mean the fan girls. There're so many freak outs teams screaming running. Trying to rush the stage and security guards carrying them off retreated nicer than others. Say to be fair. We did not have the full context so yes. I have no idea what happened. In the moments leading up to these police officers grabbing them and taking them up but some of the women were able to be chased back others were.
So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls
"shea" Discussed on So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls
"Hello goodbye and welcome to the show. How cats were we attempt to keep up with a worry moralize culture and my name is taylor and my name is kyla but you can. Call me jude. Oh hey geez. And who want to hold your hand today as we talk through yet. Another pop culture reference. So let's come together and let it be day in the life. you're good. Google has its pros and cons. I think that today is going to be better than yesterday. I mean because i'm a walrus. That's what i was gonna use next. How did you know what i mean. How can you not mention the walrus. I don't know. I mean. I am the walrus Yikes now we've got to fight for the title we do. We've got a whole got a whole recording session to do that for sure. I'll get back at you. And i feel fine. Oh man well eventually not soon. We will run out of beatles song titles that we can cover so maybe we should just go ahead and take off with our favorite kickoff segment. I think we should the best to get in the spirit of our topic today. Kyla who are the best and worst musicians on gilmore girls who okay the best musician gilmore girls. Can i just give a whole group. Shout does that were of course the troubadours that came to find their fame in stars hollow because they believed in a town that we know and love but that most people in that world did not know about because it was tiny but they believed in the dream of troubadour turned famous Thanks to the original troubadour the best and that episode was lots of fun with all their guest musicians who are some of them. Do you know maryland. Rice made a special appearance. You might know her. As chloe on twenty four he showed up. And i'm trying to think who else it was. There is a whole bunch of she has one that stands out to me because i really liked. Her isn't an axe but also wasn't the the woman who sings the lalas wasn't she one of the tributaries to did. Sam philip. sure. I think so. I love that so yeah. I love that that episode had those very cute moments. I don't recall right now. What was happening in between all that but it was fun to switch to the troubadours throughout yes and i can confirm. Sam phillips. Did make a spouse. Yeah okay awesome. So those were my favorite. What about for you. I have to say you stole my answer. A little i was going to say the town troubadour adds a lot of heart and soul. But i don't feel like we can not mention the ringo star of the fab. Four gilmore girls aka lane. Kim the drummer. She's totally awesome. Yeah e end with the help of another awesome musician. Sophie played by carole king. She just like totally comes into her own and becomes a great musician in just is willing to do anything she can for the band. That's a class act It's wonderful scene. Her character go from being a lover of music and music aficionado. I mean in this episode that we're gonna talk about. She's trying to become a member of or she's looking for a band she hasn't joined van yet started at and she's listing off all these different influences on her own music her own style and like this separate them from every separate the posers and all these obscure albums that i've never heard of her so love that gets to become a musician. Yes go line. I would agree all right. Who's the opposite of lane yet. Though where i as john ralphie. Oh it's on parks idrac. Who's your least favorite musician. on gilmore. girls lease favorite Men i i go back and forth on zach and if he is i know a lot of people say is the worst for lane. But no one's going to be perfect. You know so i. I don't like to write them off completely. But as a bandmate. Yes the worst. He ruin their gig. He ruined comal. Gigs and just freaked out. Yeah i mean he grows up some by the end for sure So i gotta give him some credit there but there were a lot of bumpy bumpy moments. On the way there yeah. Do you have another one in mind. Well he definitely crossed my mind. Sorry zach but i think the one that i have to say is whoever put that musical together in the summer episode in the life they were moments of that that were funny but boy oh boy. It went on forever and it was atrocious. Yeah so yeah and the fact that the whole town thought it was great. Nobody no no no yeah. That's the first time we've pulled from year in the life. I think or at least the first time in a while Yeah not a fan. Yeah well should we talk about this. Episode of gilmore girls. I think we should this. Episode of gilmore girls episode three. Oh three application anxiety much better title than last time apps out until leg for the the. I envy me plot. Summary is as college nears. Rory receives her harvard application leading her and lore to have lunch with an alumni alumnus. Excuse me to see if she stands a chance at getting in the college. Talk has dean worried about their future. Meanwhile taylor decides to open an old soda shop next loops and lane advertises for a band member. That's actually a pretty solid summary. Good job yeah good job. Imdb very funny moment from.
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Canadiens Beat Lightning 3-2 in OT, Avoid Stanley Cup Sweep
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Nola Ties League Mark of 10 Ks in a Row but Mets Rally Past Phillies
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Canadiens Return to Cup Final After 3-2 OT Win Over Vegas
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Interview With Angela Yee of the Breakfast Club Radio Show
"Thanks for joining us angela. Thank you thank you tracy. I've no these are like sometimes difficult topics to disguise. I the platform that we have to talk about. Especially right now. Is something that i've been having to think about a lot. We're super excited to just to start like the breakfast club. It's a radio show new york that's become incredibly popular is so fast that even myself like i grew up and i live in california. Even i know about it so i guess just to start off. My question is why radio. Can you walk us through your journey and how you got started well. Radio was never something that i pursued. I was working in marketing. And i was working for m. and m's clothing line and so eminem was starting his own radio station on. Sirius caused shea forty five and so i approached them about doing marketing serious. If they could possibly plug me in To be able to get a job in that department and there was an opening on the morning show that they had just started they were looking for a woman as a co host. And so i was able to audition and get that opportunity. So that's how radio even started from. And i think that you know once you started doing something like that. It does become very addictive. So i started off as a complete like less than amateur and then i think doing something like that every single day. You'll get better at it and so it was just really like being in morning. radio bootcamp.
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Vegas Opens Stanley Cup Semifinal With 4-1 Win Over Montreal
"The golden knights led from start to finish and downing the Canadiens four to one in their semifinal opener Montreal had won its previous seven games defenseman Shea Theodore came through with a goal and an assist Theodore wasn't the only biggest blue liner to provide scoring punch Alex Martinez is second period one timer turned out to be the game winner then demand Nick Holden scored in the third period Marc Andre Fleury stopped twenty eight shots for a Vegas team that has a win streak of its own five games I'm Bruce Morton
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1 Suspect in Custody, Another at Large After 14 Injured in Austin
"Following a mass shooting in downtown Austin overnight. That left at least 14 people hurt Brian Gan reports. Interim police chief Joseph Shea Cohn says they're narrowing in on possible suspects. We have developed suspects. In this case. There are two male suspects. I'm not going to release any further information because the investigation is very much ongoing. The shooting took place in downtown Austin's Entertainment district, where barricades are put up on sixth Street due to the crowds. Police say it appears to have been a disturbance between two groups of people and not the large crowd being targeted. In Texas. I'm Brian Gan. Police say
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"shea" Discussed on MinddogTV Your Mind's Best Friend
"I had a compulsion compulsion wanna call it a really fucked up. Avi it was a fucked up. Hobby call it. Whatever you want it was what it was and it. It almost came to the point that it completely ruined my life. So and that's jacket. She knew what she wants to do. you know maybe maybe She could possibly a blind spot considering what it is. She does sewer. i understand. i've obviously a clear and present conflict of interest. That is obviously. It's a white elephant in the room there but since she is what i consider And she never used these words herself to describe herself. But i consider she's a new wave new version of ultra right wing conservative. I thought which is odd to be a point star and that in south but i think giving birth changed her a little bit. I don't know she's an active points. But you definitely adopted trump being conservatism. And so i thought being that she would probably be more inclined to say well. Yeah it's a problem right At least admits the problem. If you're if you're all the way on the right and really Puritan in in in a look at look at the look at the end. There's a difference between the trump white house in year one and the trump white house in year. Four it's kind of like how you know The police academy move academy movies went downhill. You didn't realize how good you had it until part four part four or five came out and you realized it was okay in the beginning and and i think that you know a lot of these people who have these trumpian views. They have that last six months of trumpian views. It's not that early time where they had people who were actually. Ceo's are actually very well respected senators and what not being put on the cabinet. I think you get that last group of frankly people who are in a way so twisted and with so many blind spots that they can't really see what's going on and i'm not suggesting he was. You know the absolute you know devil. And i'm not suggesting that any democrat is the absolute Heavenly person. But i think. And i've been doing a lot of studying on this and in teaching on this lately. Is that we all have massive blind spots in our lives and and the people who are the first to deny it or the first to deny that something is possible. are usually the ones with some of the biggest blind spots. No i i agree. And just to be fair lady. I'm talking about her name. Who points on name is eve. Oh love lia l. o. v. i. a. her real name as candidate horseback and a with one of them. Why did she use her real last name. Yeah i don't think it was. Well realized they men. I think she's married into that. Okay after being important to. I think she married a point. I don't know. But i i would just say this. I know she has b. a. in psychology. And she's really serious a person and has done interviews and where where came up was i know she had some lady who's a You know you're a therapist and psychologist. Who wrote a book on gender relations and all this stuff and we were talking about that and that led to the discussion about cancel culture and we were talking about pornhub and this is where it brought into the idea that you know dealing with pointed to..
Best Before Date: Pandemic Alternative to Dating
"shea" Discussed on Best Before Date: Pandemic Alternative to Dating
"My friend you can contact us. Manner okay guys. There's girls out there that want it so actually wanted expects yes keeps what share them to other girls and completely her office. Oh okay might do that. That's pretty cool. Yeah right shirt take pets. So what would you wish guys. did less. Not just on ops in general in dating using a phone while they gotta give you the attention yet does to be me. It's just just radiates. You hang out with some wine some fun. Yeah yeah. I get the always thing i have to makings. I have to get my phone. Like if i come up with something that we find wrote down fine. I meant like going on instagram. Social media fucked up. Yeah people say got ever again if he does that. That's fair. yeah keep up the phone. Keep the attention on the reason. Why you're there. What do you wish guys did. More more side from dick. Pics sure it's not solve that with on the need some time to answer all the time in the world kills with one are five hours cry and sleep. i'd say hobbies include my credit card. It's hard even like riots. Go whatever within everything you got to pay for this wildly. Stand up aside from taking your soul energy. it doesn't take anything else. yeah right. there's tall like do you like the certif- guys 'cause you say you you. You get approached quite a bit. Like a barnes of guys do that. I actually do yes. How do they usually approaches. Do they like. Hey you're cute or can invite you drink or what would Logistical guy chilean smile sometime. Okay so it's not out of nowhere. It's like a sometimes out of this. One russian got and this is a russia's di i didn't see him the whole nine now he just came up. Put us in front of me with and stop and be like. Let's instagram affect. Who are here under supposed to ask woman name as i. Yeah put in shape bloom. yeah i i think. I think we'll end here shaved bloom. You can save by to get by goodbye lewisham. Fuck fuck off nap cool. Yeah i'm gonna end here by by it..
Best Before Date: Pandemic Alternative to Dating
"shea" Discussed on Best Before Date: Pandemic Alternative to Dating
"Looks exactly like you do in person. Even he's is a red in the photo like this is this is the best like this is probably the most accurate representation. I love it. Okay okay okay he is. He looks exactly the same in all photos and he literally looks like he's seven beers in every photo. He looks like a cool guy like hanging. He's he looks fun. Eight exam to me looks like this term for a guy like we say. Oh he looks like silly. Dick silly names yes was telling in chinese sat the shadow. This guy can fuck. But he's stupid. He looks like one of those guys you can check do. I have any topless photos by just for the record here. What's what. I'm leaving tag awry. I don't have friend yet connected. You can see my back. There's just my back. But i guess if you scroll can you wait if you scroll. Dc thomas photos because see. I don't want to hide it. I mean i'm all kids goodbye. It's obvious about it. I mean clearly. Jack but like no haven't worked okay. Let's you probably don't remember but wide you saw right on me coil. Not fishing for compliments. Totally okay. I thought jay. Did you realize i used pass. Tanjeh thought well after the fact. He's actually kate harbour shit. Yeah things.
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D-Day Spirit of Remembrance Lives on, Despite the Pandemic
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"shea" Discussed on Why Won't You Date Me?
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Halfway There | Christian Testimonies | Spiritual Formation, Growth, and Personal Experiences with God
"shea" Discussed on Halfway There | Christian Testimonies | Spiritual Formation, Growth, and Personal Experiences with God
"We really tried to get behind the scenes of what is it like. It's a little life with god today. I'm your host eric nevins. I'm so glad that you're here. This this episode. Yeah i i. Just i said i said in an earlier episode or may maybe soon to be episode that we've passed about two million podcasts which that just happened recently and every time i think of something like that i think about the the people who've downloaded my show like you and i think hey. This is such a huge privilege because there's a lot of shows out there. There's a lot of christian shows. You can do a lot of things but you downloaded halfway there. Thanks for being here if you if you want to You if you're blessed by this episode tell somebody you know about if it comes up in conversation. Just let him know. I would really appreciate that today. Our guest is one of my podcasting friends i. He's got a great story. He's got a lot of interesting things going on. Also podcast her. He co host with his wife as called the pantry. Podcast he's a minister and teacher the word So husband father biomedical engineer technician with the us army. So but that's interesting and He's a vet. So i can't wait to hear all his story about who god You know got in his life and he's we're going to hear that now. Our guest is shay watson shea. Welcome to halfway there man eric. Neva's is a pleasure to be here so honored that you would even ask me to be on. Well you're welcome. And i hear good things and You guys You guys have a notch show which is really cool as well. The pantry podcast. What do you guys do with that. It's it's sort of a sort of a out of that was not not food typecast. It's like but you have a thing that tell me about yet. The pantry podcast were serving up spiritual nutrition. That's isn't your storehouse. What's in your cabinet. What's in your pantry is a bunch of junk food or is it something that's healthy and good for you Kind of the play on words for your.
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"shea" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Oh, do tell. Um, I've been since the coronavirus. I've had a friend of mine. Testa making needle for me. They're for tatting. Everybody thinks padding is a dying art. And having is a type of late work. And it's not a dying art. There are many tatters out there, and everybody wants to see what new and latest and greatest out there. And I started doing yarn catting. I think last year What is that? What is yarn talked? What is that, Kathy, you are intact, patting patting the spell T h E T i n g. It is a type of lace work. So I do very large types of crow Shea And I do weird things of micro shame, and they look very mosaic. And they're not your typical Her Shea there. Any bit different types shape sizes. I don't follow any rules because I learned to crush a backward Cause I'm one of those weird people. You will learn it backwards. Now. What does that mean? How do you learn crushing backwards? A friend of my mother's state of our house for Christmas, and she only showed me a basic stitch, so I didn't know how to go past just changed pitch. So I developed my own way of doing it like nine years old and when I was 18 I took everything over to my niece is great Grandma and I said, I'm all done there had away but this together and she said, What are you doing? And She said. Show me what you're doing because she was an avid her share in better. And the Harmony. Stitches is in this and I said, You gotta count. Um, I don't know how many's in there, she said. Well, You gotta put him together anyway, that you can and then pull the rest of it out. And so I realized I did things very different. At a very young age. And then I've always invented my own different designs. And I've probably got like 15 different things that I've made. And now I'm having people make my tools for me. A good friend of mine made me a giant lace needle. Tatting for the yard because they make these big giant yarns now. Now that having comes out about the size of my hand And tatting. And what do you do with these creations? What do you do with these creations? Um, I don't really do anything with a month China. I found you hanging on your wall or they ran..