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ESPN FC
"sinclair" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Are so nice. Except in except in the Lin game. Have you noticed that, though, then? They're so nice. I disagree. They really are. I think that was the most polite win by any guests we've ever had. True. But you do agree that they're so nice. You don't disagree with that. You're saying you disagree with that except the game. Oh yeah, yeah, that actually did apply to the game. No, that was, that was the word I would use as lovely. It was a lovely interview. And I don't think I've ever met a person who did not love Christine Sinclair. So there's a lot. Yeah. Everyone, because she's so humble and so grounded and so salt of the earth. And with all the accolades, very similar to Mia. With all the accolades, it's never about her. Which is why it was so hard for her to write that book. Was she talked about? And that's the thing. You have to wrap your arms around those people. I cherish them because she's grown the game as Mia did, she's grown the game in Canada. Like no other player has. I mean, she is the Canadian player, the greatest player male or female in history of Canada. To put on a Jersey. And now we know she has a maple leaf with legs and arms on her back. Thank you for that, Christine. Oh my gosh, that was funny. Yeah, my takeaway. I love how you brought up in the intro of the 90 niners, but I got such 90 niners vibes from her. As far as her favorite part of the journey are her teammates, the humbleness very much a parallel to how Mia approached approach things. Yeah. She would have been in well. We would have taken her. I'm gonna take her. Okay, you can come by for us. I hope they do well with that fight. They will. I love that they're putting it all out there. Okay. Questions permitted. Yeah, you know we're gonna stick on the theme of 90 niners because we did get so many good questions. I went back and looked and one that I'm going to ask you comes from a pal of ours from ESPN, Michelle bashaw. And it actually kind of relates to just the whole conversation about federations and how basic support isn't a given for women. Unfortunately, and so Michelle's question was on the road what crazy things did you eat? How did you get creative with your budget? Because I would imagine early days per diem might not have been very much. Well, it helped that Dunkin Donuts was my sponsor. And I know I've told this a million times on the pod, but they used to give us those free coupons. They were actual paper coupons. There was no electronic anything on your phone. You didn't scan anything. It was an actual stack of coupons that you go in and say, you get a free dozen. You get free 6 donuts. You get a free coffee at each one was different, and we'd walk in with all our coupons. The entire team I'd hand them out. Literally stop the bus and be like, Duncan. And we'd walk in and the owners would get so mad 'cause they had to then request money back from corporate or clean them out that day. So good. Yeah, no, who was I just telling the other day that literally the last straw for us in our negotiation was we had to pay for our bagels after practice. Whose I was just telling that too. One of the oh, it was a Naomi germa. Yeah. Yeah. My shoe was saying before we started recording, she was saying because I was asked if to test the audio, I often ask people, what did you have for breakfast? And I asked her what she had for lunch because we were testing different audio possibilities. And when you heard what she had for lunch, that was provided by the San Diego wave. I was like, wait, what? We couldn't even get the national team to do any of that. Yeah, we had to buy our own damn bagels. Yeah, we take a collection. That was it. We were like, no more collections. Yeah, I think in 1860, that was kind of the point is that something as simple as food, you really had to get creative with. We didn't eat very well either. There was no nutritional specialists. There was no protein shakes like they get now after games, which is fabulous. I love that stuff. And honestly, you know me, give me a donut and get me a beer and I'm very happy. I honestly I could have used it. I really could have. I might have been something. Yeah, y'all did. Pretty well on your donuts and. American cheese slices. No, didn't want this. How many years? I just want some Cheddar. Thank you. Dope village for spending your time with us again this week. So go on, go on. Rate and subscribe to podcast if you would, and while you're there, go on and leave a comment on our Apple podcast page, especially if it's a good one. We love those. Really does make a difference, so we appreciate you taking the time and be sure to spread the good word about our pod. Maybe. We will pick up some nice Canadian listeners eh? A I don't think I'm doing a laughter permitted world takeover as officially launched when we get the Canadians on board. 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America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
James Rosen Describes Breaking a Crucial Hunter Biden Story
"Let's give credit where credit is due. Did you not break one of the crucial stories regarding Hunter Biden? So tell us about that. I did on October 29, 2020 when I was a reporter for the Sinclair broadcast group, which is the owner of about 200 TV stations across the country. We broke a story that aired on those stations. Citing a very high level Department of Justice source that Hunter Biden was under active FBI criminal investigation over his finances. I had somebody very high up in Trump world telling me, James, can you in Sinclair instead of getting this out at 6 p.m., get this out at 5 p.m. because president Trump is literally waiting on Air Force One to retweet your story, which was flattering if true, we couldn't, and we didn't. But nothing happened in short. No other news media organization, aside from taking note of what I had reported such as political playbook did the next morning was able to advance or refute the story to corroborated or knock it down. The FBI said nothing, DoJ said nothing. The Biden Harris campaign said nothing. I mean, it attracted something like 40,000 likes on Twitter, but it kind of ended with my story until after the
The Mason Minute
Ransomware (MM #3866)
"The mason minute. With Kevin mason. Ransomware is a word that people have been hearing more and more about this year, even though the ability for usually foreign hackers to come in and lock up a computer system and force you to pay them a ransom has been around for a bunch of years. Earlier this year, everybody heard about the Colonial Pipeline and the ransomware they were inflicted with. This past week we heard of Sinclair broadcasting one of the major broadcasting companies across America, having their computer systems inflicted with ransomware, but we finally reached the point where I'm getting upset because it's going to affect candy corn. Ferrara candy company, the company that makes most of the candy corn in America, their computer systems, which do, in fact, impact their manufacturing process, they have been inflicted with ransomware, and these Russian hackers want millions upon millions of dollars. You're going to hear more and more about ransomware and we've got to figure out a way to stop it because they're going to impact and disrupt American business as much as they can. That's one of the ways people are fighting wars right now. It's not about boots on the ground. It's about computers and in the air. And that's kind of scary.
The Mason Minute
Ransomware (MM #3866)
"The mason minute. With Kevin mason. Ransomware is a word that people have been hearing more and more about this year, even though the ability for usually foreign hackers to come in and lock up a computer system and force you to pay them a ransom has been around for a bunch of years. Earlier this year, everybody heard about the Colonial Pipeline and the ransomware they were inflicted with. This past week we heard of Sinclair broadcasting one of the major broadcasting companies across America, having their computer systems inflicted with ransomware, but we finally reached the point where I'm getting upset because it's going to affect candy corn. Ferrara candy company, the company that makes most of the candy corn in America, their computer systems, which do, in fact, impact their manufacturing process, they have been inflicted with ransomware, and these Russian hackers want millions upon millions of dollars. You're going to hear more and more about ransomware and we've got to figure out a way to stop it because they're going to impact and disrupt American business as much as they can. That's one of the ways people are fighting wars right now. It's not about boots on the ground. It's about computers and in the air. And that's kind of scary.
AP News Radio
Sinclair Broadcast Says It Was Hit by Cyberattack
"Sinclair broadcast group says it suffered a data breach and is still working to determine what information the data contained the company said it started investigating the potential security incident over the weekend and identified certain servers and workstations that were encrypted with ransomware it also found that certain office and operational networks were disrupted data was also taken from the company's network the Maryland based company owns and or operates twenty one regional sports networks and owns operates and or provide services to a hundred and eighty five television stations Sinclair said it currently can determine whether or not the data breach will have a material impact on its business operations or financial results I'm
Unreserved
"sinclair" Discussed on Unreserved
"So don't let this way down. We needed to strong and it was their love that led carried me through. And you know my kids will tell you but the granny's We had a group of grannies. I think there were eight of them. Who came to every single national event from all over the country mainly from alberta-saskatchewan and bc. And they always sat in the front row of the events that we helber. I was listening to survivors. Speak or else i was speaking and then they would always hug me. That's so beautiful. And they the tier see said they would be accommodated. And if we found out that you know one of the granny's couldn't afford to calm or something then we would arrange to transporter because we had we had done fundraising to ensure that we had money for survivors to travel to. We would make sure the grand groupies could travel with us. That's so beautiful. granny group. I love it. I love it all right time to put your dj hat on. Is their song that you like to listen to. When you've had a tough day maybe and you the load is little too heavy. And you're looking for some strength in the tunes while the who really liked the who song that particularly the wolf totem because it's It's about standing up and pushing back against those who are attacking you with their spiritually physically. And it's in a language that i don't have any understanding of mongolian and i'm sure there's a tribal connection there that that some totally missing but it's amazing. Actually quite amazing really touches me spiritually and it makes my spirit stand up. And i can't swear radio makes my spirit. Wanna stand up and say you. Mary sinclair swore on my show. You guys you're listening to unreserved..
Unreserved
"sinclair" Discussed on Unreserved
"Your title super long now. Is it like honorable. Mister justice. murray sinclair. Did i miss anything. Well you can go by that if you want Tell people call me. The justice thing is an honorific that some judges maintain. And i'm still referred to a senator but again that's not something you can claim but if others want to use it then the titles all the titles all the titles. Titles not mine. Well the last time we spoke you were still in the senate of course. Now you're retired. How is that working out for you. Retirement worst decision. I ever made I am working harder now than i did before because people now believe i have time for everything as opposed to. I'm so committed to the senate that they don't have time for them. So i'm working on a law firm. I'm working with young. Indigenous lawyers primarily Who are just developing their careers and they have lots of questions about the kinds of things that run into that challenge them psychologically from a cultural perspective And i like mentoring and they do a lot of speaking. Engagements work of my memoir. Are you doing any traditional retirement. Things golfing gardening taking up the ukelele. Maybe the one hobby that i had for years and still have it Is wood carving. That sounds lovely. I somehow can't picture you whittling on the porch. However whenever i'm out here the problem with with the working with wood out here is of course create some Cleanup but more importantly We have three dogs and they're constantly wanting my attention so you go play. Fetch all day all day long all well. That's a good retirement hobby to have the dogs. Yeah although it doesn't really fit on a resume very very well fine. Doug pitcher assistant can add that to your many titles murray white. What keeps you so inspired to keep doing these things doing so much change it's needed and it needs to be done at so many levels and that's probably the major factor. That influences may to say yes to something whether it's a speaking engagement. Cbc interview or a newspaper interview. Anything it's about the opportunity presents to me to change one mind. And that's really what i wanted to change one mile range one mind is that the is that the thought you you you walk into every room with. I'm here to change one mind. I do When we were writing the thc report one of the questions that the team was challenged with. And i post to them. Was the writing team as i said you have to think about. Who's your audience. Who's your audience. And they immediately got into a big dialogue around while there should be. Somebody can read at a great seven level or a great ten level so we have to write it at that level. Nick sure that we can articulate it in a way that people can understand. And i said you're missing the point. The point is that we are writing a report so that we can arm the reasonable people out there. We need to be able to give to people out there who want to fight for the cause. Reconciliation the tools the knowledge and the references that they need in order to be leaders for reconciliation in their particular circles. And that's why the the theme of the writing team for tnc report was We're writing this to arm the reasonable. Do you have a big sign in the office. I told them they were they. Were all forbidden to make me a shirt darn..
The Charlie Kirk Show
The Media Propagandists Are Not Driven by Profit, They're Driven by Power
"People will say the media only cares about click bait getting traffic to their websites and making money. Now that might be true if they're writing about donald trump that might be true if they're writing about conservatives but that is not the primary motive for the regime media for the people that run apple news for the people that run washington the washington post. Run the new york times for the people that run. Cnn what is the incentive structure for the people that control the major places of distribution. It's not profit. You see the propagandists in the media are not driven by profit motive. They are driven by a power motive. They want to get keep the current ruling class. They do not want to do muckraker. Journalism like either be wells. They do not want to reveal the corruption or inequity to use their own word. Like upton sinclair did instead the media they have become the pretoria guard for the people that are the most powerful now they will go after conservatives. That are powerful. They'll go after people that love their country that are powerful but they will not lay a glove on the fda on hhs on pfizer. Madonna astrazeneca instead. They will pledge fealty to those organizations. And i know this to be true. Because i have been stunned at even at how some conservative organizations have been ignoring the project. Veritas story i think most conservatives are ignoring the project veritas story because what is being revealed by. James o'keefe makes people very uncomfortable that you're public health agencies in the fourth branch of government that is unelected unchecked and filled with unknown administrative state paper shovellers in the bureaucracy
This Week in Photo
"sinclair" Discussed on This Week in Photo
"I tweet around Ver- landscape is constantly changing. It's like a week ago. Yeah i not looked everything over to the spot farm. Which i don't think that's happened but it's just like you know things are while it looks like you're on twitter because i heard it was illegal for people in your age range to be on twitter. You're supposed to be on. Either grammar. Tic tac still alive list of fifteen-year-olds. Now i mean first of all. Listen i hopefully nobody from twitter Coming up so don't ban me No it's legalizing thirteen and up on the fourteen enough legal tongue-in-cheek legal is is that. I thought the party had moved away from twitter and over to instagram and tik tuk and twitter was for old people in politicians. now know. that's the crypto people. Are you kidding. Everybody like if you wanna get less time you wanna a party recently in early. Know how do i find you in dealing with chancery Twitter like avance again. I use them as i need to post more on it. But i'm like that is not the place to really connect get to know this community like. I say everybody will help you out. If you reach out to somebody somebody late was going on me like more. Like i'd say like nine Healthy unless they're you know one of the really really big people just have time. But it's it's really Did that with a lot of people Like can you just outlay a little bit. You not to understand than i did that long clubhouse with that's kind of like dying out a little bit more now. Both of black men of tr on they do interested entities on clubhouse a lot i think maybe once or twice a week which is that bring artists in. Everybody speaks and they do. Unlike your knees love it. I love it has so much remained to an out. We're going to be like. I said we're going to be meeting every week. And we're gonna have like this update on diana half an hour on the m. f. t. girl corner right there. Typecast typecast cool and clear it is. It is an absolute pleasure chatting with us. Our second conversation. I feel like we have hours about. This stuff is fantastic. Well thank you. Diana sinclair dot. Com is the url. Where people can go to. And you're you're linked to your Your foundation and all that stuff is there so they can your twitter all that stuff. All at diana sinclair dot com. Go there as my portfolio. My about me and the price that i've done just like and i've got to get better about updating. Hopefully i'll get a website soon but right now just using format whatever whatever works works yep whatever works minimum viable product is get it out there and integrate. Cool all right. We'll leave it right there. Thanks a lot and thanks for doing this on a monday. We recording this on august sixteenth and Mondays a rough. So thank you for doing. This is i'm tired. I get my energy those actually one of the very good. I'll say this one very quickly Great pieces of advice. That i got that. It's like when you're in the center of this like you gotta make sure that you take care of your own energy that i'm trying to get into account cambria take our for me to get my energy up cycling. Take care of the rest of the stuff. I need to do because people will feed off of me. You know some mets exactly right. You know my. Here's my secret right here coffee. Yes i need to dan. i'm going to get off and go get a cup of coffee before the next meeting that i have there you go see your revived from this conversation. So you get great..
Talking Tech
"sinclair" Discussed on Talking Tech
"Processes and close your books in no time. Stay tuned after the show to find out about their special offer for our listeners listeners. It's mike schneider. And i'm britain molina. Welcome back to talking tech. you know. there's a second thing. I would miss by cutting the cord beyond the monthly bills and that's the disputes over carrying chance. Yeah i hear you bread. And while there are some small skirmishes at just roku initially not having peacock in feel matt's apps streaming has at least to this point helped us avoid those standoffs carriage disputes and out in the pay tv world. There's a big one looming on the agreement between dish network which is a satellite tv provider and sinclair media group expires. August sixteenth and both sides are are preparing viewers for potential loss of channels. So what's the stakes here in. What's involved while dish would no longer have a hundred eight local networks owned by sinclair. Which is the nation's third largest collection of tv broadcasters. The stations include ninety seven. Abc cbs fox and nbc. Affiliates and their removal would impact three point five million dish subscribers across thirty eight percent of the country sinclair says. I'm some sinclar. Markets include austin texas birmingham alabama chattanooga tennessee cincinnati green bay oklahoma city. Pittsburgh seattle tacoma in washington. Dc now dish headquartered in englewood colorado has eight point six million satellite tv subscribers in two point four million sling tv subscribers. These negotions negotiations have none. Do a slang right now. I'm sling as an as a broadband delivered. Tv service so now. Dish is no stranger to disputes. I mean two weeks ago you wrote about this. Dish ended a dispute with. At and t. that had kept. Hbo cinemax off it. System for more than three years and and sinclair's highlighting this in its public comments which meant to rally customers to contact dish in supporter sinclair it notes. The dish dropped of the bali sports regional sports networks two years ago before sinclair had acquired a nineteen regional sports networks from disney. Go take a step back way. Back machine those networks were originally owned by fox and fox sold those to disney in that seventy one billion dollar. Big deal got the disney got. Fox's asset such as the movie and tv studios and national geographic and some other stuff anyway for its part dish says sinclair's demanding quote and unreasonable feet increase using millions of americans as pawns in its negotiations It said at a press release a quote sinclair's demanding dish pay nearly a billion dollars in fees for the television channels a massive increase from what we pay for these same channels today despite declining viewership said dish. tv group president. Brian neilan and the statement now. After sinclair issued a press release that subscribers would likely lose the stations come august sixteenth dish chairman. Charlie ergen told analysts on the company's earnings call that there's still time for an agreement. You know i'm getting tired. Thankfully our friend phil swann on the tv answer. Man website is falling all is closely. If you want more you can catch up over on his site. Meanwhile our point of view in what we're looking at is that these companies are playing a game of chicken that hopefully won't hurt consumers come next week. We'll see what happens. It sounds like a lot of fun. Don't you definitely listeners. let's hear from you. Debbie comments questions of show ideas. You can find me on twitter at rebellin. Twenty three and i'm at mike snyder. Please don't forget to subscribe and race or leave a review.
Aaron Mahnke's Cabinet of Curiosities
Horace Fletcher: 'The Great Masticator'
"Born in lawrence massachusetts in eighteen forty nine. Horace didn't play an instrument or hustle. Amateurs at chess no. He didn't cobbled together. Shoes in italy. Horace fletcher like the chew. As a young man fletcher traveled around performing odd jobs following his interests he worked as a writer and artist and even managed in new orleans opera house for a time. He loved to read and he indulged in many of life's pleasures mainly food. It was this pleasure. However that inflicted some of the worst pain he'd ever experienced in his life for one. As he got older he struggled with obesity and it side effects such as chronic stomach pains he also found himself being refused coverage from a life insurance policy or rejection. That sounded alarm bells for him. He quickly realized it was time to make a change one day while traveling to chicago on business the middle aged fletcher began chewing his food. He'd always shoot his food before but this time was different. He kept chewing and chewing and chewing until all that was left was a liquidity goo on his tongue. He believed that this was the key to proper digestion and weight management according to this new practice which he dubbed fletcher ism. All food needs to be chewed until it has been turned into liquid. Any solid particles were deemed unnecessary and could be spat out. It sounds absurd today. But at the time fletcher ism caught on. He became known as the great mass decatur and argued that his practice could increase a person's strength despite reducing the amount of food they actually eight. He also had strict rules about win. To consume sustenance followers. Were instructed to avoid eating when they were sad or angry and to wait until they reached the point. That fletcher called good and hungry. No midnight snacks for him. He started touring the united states giving lectures on his methods methods which were scoffed at by doctors and scientists as nothing more than self-important hokum. That didn't matter. Though fletcher ism had reached far more important spokespeople than doctors celebrities and titans of industry had begun shoeing with wild abandon among them. Were john d. rockefeller and author upton sinclair. Even mark twain was considered a friend
Kinda Funny Games Daily
EA Acquires Another Studio
"Ea has acquired played democ for one point. Four billion dollars renan's sinclair at games industry biz. Electronic arts has agreed to purchase play dynamic from warnermedia for point. Four billion dollars in an all cash deal. The companies announced today founded in two thousand ten the manchester uk based play. Democ is best known as the developer of the mobile in facebook. Game golf clash. Well we've enjoyed working with the talented team play. Democ as they've grown golf clash beyond all expectations into a hit. Mobile game was tremendous longevity. Wb games president david haddad. Said he continues. Well we have great respect for the play. Democ team artists divest is part of our overall strategy to build games based on warner brothers. Storied franchises and quote last month. Wb games parents warnermedia announced that it would be it would be spun off of parent company. At and t. And merged with discovery in a forty three billion dollar deal but it was reported that not all of the publishers operations would be going along raising questions about the fate of the remaining studios the play democ acquisition announcement specified that the rest of the wb games portfolio is included in the deal with discovery. Play democ becomes the fourth significant for ea since december when it reached an agreement to purchase racing game specialist code masters for one point. Two billion dollars thwarting take two's interactive's take you interactive's own attempt to add the company to its portfolio if all that up with a two point one billion dollar acquisition of glue mobile in february and the addition of super supromega baseball developer metalhead software in may
Good For You
"sinclair" Discussed on Good For You
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Good For You
"sinclair" Discussed on Good For You
"Him. Imagine why she backed out of that genius idea. But i do often fantasize about handicapping people obsessed with and keeping them in my home like on a mantle. I should have known that no one told me. But we're going to your age. How about that. We'll do a sequel right now. We can take one sure where when you go back to boston. Thanks for now. They want me to speak at your lab. Be honest if you guys can afford fee. I'll make we sign up if you want to sign up to get this test. Are you doing with a couple of people. in hollywood. Some of these these riffraff that you hit somebody's losers. Hang out with hollywood. Are you gonna do with them too. yes i won't say they are But they're at the top of the sign up list already over like getting tesla. You got know you well you know. We're testing eventually millions of people but we we want to have people are really into this. Sign up now for the the early version. So we've placed a sign up all right. I'm in thank you. Yeah what needs losing her. Mind over there do want it. Can i say the place to sign up. Is that gas please everything. oh so. we've we've set up a place where people can sign up to get this test when when it's done okay. Okay let go website now okay. It's there forever dot net no. It's called duck. Saint clair dot com with spelling. Dr the work. Do c. t. e. r. clear that com. Yeah i end these very awkwardly. 'cause there's no way to really do justice to being able to hear you talk this long so i'm just going to let it literally and figuratively speak for itself. Do you have a good time. Yes you mad about.
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"sinclair" Discussed on Good For You
"Plane only if your windows open. Do open the windows. I mean you're the things up in the sun's coming. I know that none of these things straight almost three lead you. It's hard to stop them. So the more. We fly the da's being dan yet and try going to marlton and not getting cancer. That's a problem so we work on that as a problem too. 'cause ilan doesn't yet think it's a big problem is not worried about getting. He should be right but the kind of person is that part of the reason. Why michael phelps you know was such a good swimmer. She'd had some kind of defect that made his heart bigger and his body like perfectly designed to swim a certain way tiger woods whatever his gift was lance armstrong whatever. His and part of the gifts of these people like alon is like a brain misfiring. That makes him not afraid of doing something. Most people should be afraid of which is. Why would amelia. Earhart have gotten in that fucking plane. That was so she must have had some kind of you. Know a middle deformity. That made her not scared of that. Sure but that's no excuse for stupidity. Yeah no no offense alone fan but do we need his sort of blind spot and whatever the arrogance is that says. I'm not going to get this. Despite the science. Is that the kind of person you need to forge ahead for something like space travel. Yes i mean. The huge risk That people will take. It's a risk you don't have to take you could boost the body's defenses against these cosmic rays gamma rays things And so it's one of the things. We worked on with nasa. We we want some naso award for not. Just shielding the spacecraft..
Good For You
"sinclair" Discussed on Good For You
"At least you think that tomatoes that bacon blueberries that big in the wild. No we've in corn. Is this big normally. We've been mutating these plants for thousands of years and we're not scared those plans but if we go in and change one gene very accurately then suddenly it's gmo. We need it. We can save. Kids lives will blow their eyesight. That's ridiculous it is interesting it makes me think of how we sabotage ourselves with our own. Emotions and imaginations of likewise. Read it on the internet. Much true how you know this sort of access to information for the first time people have access to you. People can listen to. You can talk to you and listen to podcasts for talk for three hours like you know. This is an unprecedented level of access to accurate information now but there's also unprecedented access to information that is not true and people's emotional need to sort of believe things that sound right to them with absolutely no degree in any of this. Is that something we're programmed to do because it's so bad for us like why i'm just obsessed with our instincts heard us you anti survival instincts. Yeah you've hit upon a few really good points. One is that we scientists never used to be able to speak to the public much we used to go. Npr and that'd be it And then everything. I used to say in the two thousands to reporters in newspapers. It was never accurate. Stupid headline professes. We're gonna live forever. They would drive me nuts. I barely speak to stay in business by morphing. What you say into something that is just shocking and expensive our credibility you. It was really bad and then the public thinks. Oh sinclair's cured aging which was ridiculous. But then as as upton sinclair perhaps a distant relative sort of was the first muckraker right who would go in the twenty s. Definitely not a relative okay. My name's made up speechless for the first time you speechless you mean what did you did you. Did you make up a fake one. My father made up a fake one up. Sast do know what it was before. Of course was that something horrible like cummings. He had to change it. Wasn't that bad. i'm that's fascinating to me. it was. Cat which is hungarian name which means little island and he went to australia in the fifties and he was cold..
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"sinclair" Discussed on Good For You
"No these are mostly particles. Has that caused as coming out. Like a dj at coachella. Like you have to understand a lot of these terms that you use. In science away they trickle down. People are lake bans. And like so. You know what i mean. So what. I hear cosmic. I just think of fiction. you know. good name from a band. yeah totally. we've this cosmic connection. I think of like astrology and things. You know what i mean. That are not scientific so the sun is spewing out particles that if you don't get protected by the atmosphere it'll damage your dna and damaging you. Dna accelerates the aging process. That is a fact So i avoid. I try not to fly too much but i have to okay so this is what i wanted to talk about. Because the but the x. Ray really quick another thing that happened to me when i was doing the x. Ray mammogram the woman. Walked up to me with the metal cape and she just looked at me and she went. Are you gonna have kids know. Oh and i was. Like i think probably i think so and went. Oh just provide any way regard like she wasn't gonna put it on me. Because i had that was in my late thirties and get ovarian cancer..
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"sinclair" Discussed on Good For You
"But it's called the placebo effect right. I'm going to cure. You gonna lay my hands on you. Get better and often people do a chiropractor we have plenty of. The charlatans in hollywood just offended a million people. that's great is there. Hey that's my brand. Are there placebo effects in genetics. Oh wow yes there are. But it doesn't change your genome. It changes the control systems. The epigenetics even and yeah. That's what placebo is doing. It's changing which genes turn on and off So if i just tell you that your superwoman. You think you are and that'll turn on genes. That will help you like if you smile. During exercise you get stronger in your less tired. Is that true. I think so. We better try that yes. I'm miserable if you smile at activates like endorphins. In you have been more energy if you listening amazing song if you listened to eye of the tiger you're gonna run fast told me exercise. I sometimes cry when i exercise. When did i tell you that. I really admit that. There are times in when i was in this spin class when they would turn the lights off. Emily's done it with me and they would play. You know like the landless more that song and when you're just working so hard something would happen where i would just release emotion. It was pretty embarrassing to look at but the great thing is you're sweating so much that people don't know if it's tears or sweat like it's the perfect place to cry in public. Nobody really knows good but smiley doing. Yeah exactly yeah. Oh that's it. I mean that's my whole thing smile through tears that's called being in hollywood baby. There's a lot i want to get to is. Are there any updates on the nasd front. You're a strong proponent. Even give it to your dogs. And i'm going to start this week. Giving it to your dogs s. Okay talked my brother. He's working on okay. so yes there's a there's a lot debt you one. Unfortunately we haven't published it. And i can't tell you my gosh. I'm what happened in darkest hits you in the night. Yeah yeah so. Does everyone know what any type believes that one you just recap it and keep going clean this town knowing about it is that i had this and i was like i cannot drink coffee with milk and sugar in it in front of david sinclair and i did it anyway and i put it here and i was like who do you think you are drinking this right in front of him saying f you to all to have lifespan next to this to this is my favorite book on the planet. I'm drinking a sugary coffee. With aplomb in front of you and then of course i had to knock it over..
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"sinclair" Discussed on Good For You
"Talk about that. I was a photo photo. Miss out the dick pic. It was for science. So what do you do to stay young on a daily basis. Well if there's one thing. I would say made a big impact to eat less and less often. Yes so not. Starvation not talking malnutrition him but we don't need to eat three meals a day with snacks. In between this old idea of you shouldn't be hungry. In that stresses the body. That's a bunch of bs right. Science says that way we evolved to be hungry part of the time and that turns on our buddies defenses against disease and aging. So i i barely ever eaten a breakfast in my life I do eat lunches occasionally but try to avoid them. And i have a pretty decent dinner and i think it's a great way to live in some of the misinformation that we've gotten is eat little snacks a day to keep your metabolism going. If you don't eat enough your metabolism's going to slow down as that. We've all just been lied to. Yes no really a. And we've studied this in my lab knows have done this to when you restrict your calories. Metabolism actually speeds up allah. Yeah there were a little battery packs you've heard of mighty andrea you read my book. You know what they are you get more of those it when hungry and they speed up And so. I feel more energetic than i ever have and i actually if i start to eight again if i if i had three meals a day i couldn't think straight i've done it a few times i had actually. I went out with my son. And i had. This was a chicken fried chicken burger and for three days. I felt sick. It got stuck in digestion. So i don't wanna go back to that. I love the feeling of just being fit. And i don't feel hungry. That's misconception. People go all you know. Don't miss breakfast lunch. I'm gonna be thinking about food. It's true for the first two weeks. You have this addiction to put stuff in your mouth once over almost it is scarcity complex for me like growing up..
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"sinclair" Discussed on Good For You
"Yes the same thing. That's the thing. Yeah but also confusing accused me is what is on my netflix. Time waiting to watch. I'm fascinated by stuff like that. The line as well get in line getting the queue also but also over there. There's all these. I remember the first time. I ever went to london because my brother was going to college there and i went into a department store and i asked where the pants were and they brought me to lingerie section because underwears pants and look what you underwear bloom was but i was just so fascinated by how different places called different things things like. I'm obsessed with these businesses if you sell underwear globally. Now what do you call on the website. This might be in term for from british slang but isn't like the british Can you please do this essex. When ever they talking bad about the the guys and they call them hoops gary glitter. That's a slang pejorative term again. That is a glamorous event. The hanes to win that and figgy gary glitter was a english former glam rock star and i guess got wore. These extreme glam glitter suits makeup platform boots. I it's unclear whether this person did anything wrong but he did a lot of things very well. Okay so it's interesting. Because there's what i said. Yes because in england i have found. There's a lot of like 'cause they caught cigarettes fan. I'm gonna get in trouble but like a lot of people use the term like. Oh he's a pedo. Cepeda like member when the lawn mustered out to that diverse. Pito pito normally. We don't just throw that around in america. But they've had so many famous people. I guess in guys that they grew up with have that's very that ended up being pedophile. So it's like it's a. It's like a trauma in their psyche. That we haven't really had in our childhood like mister rogers were never revealed to be a pedophile later. This person that we cared about so much. All of a sudden like this other poof and data couple english guys. They explained this to me. I wasn't really listening very well. 'cause i wasn't that interested but there is. There's a reasoning there somewhere. We're trying to understand so overpay for in in a very hungry for mayo. So david sinclair is on the podcast. And we're going to catch up. I with my past week in arizona. A visiting my lover's family and doing ten shows in phoenix and tempe. And then we're going to catch up with benton's joe. It's interesting that your lovers from arizona. That explains why he wa. He raw clams lilly had to go to school. Had no choice but to little rock climbing. There is something very specific about people from arizona. Because it's fascinating to me. Because david sinclair was on the show talking about intentionally stressing your body out as a way to stay younger and have longevity munin starbucks line. Because i look at people from arizona and a q i look at people from arizona. Mcquay davis look so young. You're in the sun all the time. Are you supposed to look older. Or are we supposed to look weathered. Aren't you supposed to be all like wrinkled. But the amount of heat that they are subjected to it's such a young age probably helps them release those heat shock proteins which actually is healthy for them so this in habitable climate is probably actually creating bodily stress that makes them healthier complex..
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Sinclaire Johnson Reflects on Her Running Journey
"Tell us about little sinclair johnson. Running around what was she like. And when did running. Enter the picture for you. So i played lacrosse for about. I think like five years before. I decided to stop fulltime. Just run By i got into running because of lacrosse Kind of like how. Most most dissenters were like soccer players beforehand. It was just like a a way to stay in shape And then i eventually Just realized that. I had potential in the sport and And i think my parents. And i were just like maybe we should try. Distract thing and From there just kind of spiraled into Later like you know winning state championships and then getting a scholarship to run in college But yet by my peers were runners. So i feel like that's in my blood But it's yeah. It wasn't like a like they weren't they had never like ran In college or beyond anything So i think it was all very exciting to us like going through the process of like college recruiting and then even light when i mom and dad after nc. Double as when i was i think i can go pro right now and they were just like by like what is you know. What does that even mean so it was. It was a lot of fun. But i like a like really started to get serious with running probably like in college my sophomore junior year But yeah it's been it's crazy to think that like when i started running How awful. I was at it just like i couldn't make it a mile without stopping to like what i'm doing now has been a been a journey but obviously like just come a long ways and it's pretty cold look back on
The Cincinnati and Dayton Sports Podcast
"sinclair" Discussed on The Cincinnati and Dayton Sports Podcast
"When you get okay. So to preview little bit ballot going to building ain't few games. I've done there you park in the parking garage and you go through the tunnel so pretty much. That's your last exposure outside. Go through the tunnel and then you fall kind of a long winding path. You go underground a little bit and then then you're building. There's the the cafeteria he's a catheter. Just the snack shack. You know you have big screen. Tv's down there. That's where speeches happen from time to time. There was a pool down there building. Eight die. remember then you climb up and then to again. I've done a few games at saint clair and my time. There made it sports the same but just something about junior college sports. It just makes it that much extra you know you have less time to see these athletes. They move on so look it through the twenty five facts again. There's a couple of points saying that there's ghosts in blair hall students of say they often heard what sounds like laughter and voices and different places around the hall. This is from the theater. Manager terry stub in some and another point from terry. Other students claim they hear music when none is scheduled to be while the students have dealt with these sensations a someone tugging on them some attributed these haunting still goes by the name of hamlets weird. I don't know what your take is on. You know that type of thing but it's kind of neat here and apparently other parts of sindh clara haunted as well. That's cool looking through. The clarion was started. Nineteen seventy seven again. The student paper went through many different names such as the wise owl. That's why a possibly s wise. I'll seen clare. College clipper and the sinclair campus. Communicator claire names are right mean ryan's we have the guardian right states like name between ninth and fourteenth nineteen eighty-three more than nine million gallons of water spewed on the sinclair's campus..
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"sinclair" Discussed on The Cincinnati and Dayton Sports Podcast
"Thing about sinclair college. It is top to see another year of no sports at saint clair but at least the community college is taking care of those athletes. That are staying put to work on their degrees. So that's pretty much. the article. Again chris stewart for dayton daily news and the ever wine on the clarion is by richard footsie associate editor of the student paper. The mean again. What the athletics. website being offline. It's tough to see. You know some funny things about sinclair athletics history. What's pot of time. The teams were known as the satan's i am not making that up the sinclair. Satan's back i think this latest sixties but Yeah whatever whatever place you got to learn about sports like oh we used to be. Satan's like oh that's great it case. You're wondering what the first classes or the first look. Campus was native eighty seven there evening classes in a one room.
The Cincinnati and Dayton Sports Podcast
"sinclair" Discussed on The Cincinnati and Dayton Sports Podcast
"Nowhere in that ten has sports. Because let's face going pro you know depending on what sport it is. It's the odds are very very slim main. it is a shame but let's be real. There's not a lot that gopro unless you have like. You know a blessed talent or something like that so we go through and we'll also mentioned during this suspension of sports the athletic director jeff price. Who's also a fellow probably county native. He'll continue to maintain full time employment as well as the head. Coach is not the assistant coaches. They were not retained for. This season will not be retained for the foreseeable future. So they head coaches and jeff price will support student athletes and participate in the ongoing analysis of lennox at sinclair so eighteen eighty eight athletes will continue their education at saint clair meeting losing seventy in that process. Eighty eight being student. Athletes speed offered a free waiver to study and total tuition in place of participation in intercollegiate athletics. Those students waivers will extend for another academic year if needed to complete an associate degree at sinclair. So that is nice. They are taking care of the athletes. Make sure you know. Oh well you don't have sports and they're go you know.
The Cincinnati and Dayton Sports Podcast
"sinclair" Discussed on The Cincinnati and Dayton Sports Podcast
"Are dealing with enormous changes affecting employment and education behalf. The most significant changes since the industrial revolution said kathy pearson chief of public information for sinclair she continues. It's highly likely that many things we do will need to be adjusted as the education. Employment landscapes changed due to the pandemic. The analysis will consider all these factors so just like the analysis of right state. You know it's saying how sports fit and while yes you you know. It's definitely a different type of athletics. In terms of how long you stay there. You know sophomore nights compared to see unites and vice versa. It still sports and lease. Athletes are getting their degrees. And they're still you're moving on with their lives so again my thought is collegiate. Athletics are crucial part to a student. Life experience now. That doesn't mean that it's you know attended or anything like that. I don't want anyone say that. I am contradicting myself on that by personal belief is athletes have the potential to give you your best your favorite moments for myself right state. You know you know being on college radio broadcasting law the games some of my favorite moments from college so moving on to the rest of the are though the analysis is just the beginning and nothing will be set in stone until february. Twenty twenty two. The college has already started outlining future. Initiatives of these initiatives ten were laid out to better pinpoint where the college would be working towards with each assigned a score of importance. So the list going from the most the most important to the least important expanded skills trades trading. So pretty much. You know your type of jobs. That don't necessarily need that. Four year. Degree type of thing better persuade students to study in fields with local jobs increase student field experiences which you could make the argument student field experiences. Would you say field in that aspect or you talking career field or are you talking about the student life experience because remember. There's no dorms sinclair. Most these kids. I assume get apartments nearby or possibly commute from home. So i've i. That's what i would have done if i decided to go to saint sinclair. Close the minority students..
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Square to Buy Majority Stake in Jay-Z's Tidal Platform
"Cushion Cut Square Incorporated, says it plans to take a majority stake in streaming music service title. Square expects to pay $297 million in exchange for a significant majority ownership stake in title, which is affiliated with Jay Z. Signing the pandemic. The Sinclair Broadcast group says it will reduce its workforce by about 5%. Amounting to hundreds of layoffs across the company. The company employees 9211 Employees meeting at 5% Reduction would affect
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'The Great Gatsby,' 'Mrs. Dalloway' And Other 1925 Works Enter The Public Domain
"Today is public domain day. As of january first thousands of books movies songs and other material from nineteen twenty five are no longer under copyright protection including the great gatsby. Npr's neda ulaby has more besides the f. scott fitzgerald masterpiece books entering the public domain now. Include mrs dalloway by virginia woolf and classics by sinclair lewis franz kafka ernest hemingway and agatha christie so are other works from nineteen twenty five like buster. Keaton silent film go west and the songs week toward brown now community. Orchestras can play music in the public domain for free scholars will not have to get permission to study. This material and books on the public domain can appear online without charge all part of living cultural conversation that anyone can join netto lippi. Npr news both
The Bible Says What!?
The Great Commission with Tyler St. Clair
"Special guest is the lead pastor at the cornerstone church in detroit. Scho- tyler sinclair. Hey how you guys doing. Glad to have yawn man. Thanks for taking time out of your busy schedule in having the conversation appreciate it. My pleasure. Mock leisure well today. We decided to discuss the great commission. But i like to get to know a little bit more about you. Tell us a little bit about your scherf. I'm gonna give you the long and short of my journey. Yeah i'm born born and raised in detroit michigan. I grew up Grew up at a situation that we It's pretty common Single parents and the In the city and struggled and ran the streets and the very similar story a lot of people That are ministry six to reach In the city of detroit but I born and raised in church. But i decided at the age of eighteen and my infinite wisdom that i was done with god. Donald church didn't want when have anything to do with this Beings that i thought was irrelevant in my life and Yeah whitten On my birthday when got got got a tattoo and decided that I'm done One one year later one year later. I'm asking jesus To say before for my fans and surrender my life to the lord. Jesus so what. A difference. A year year makes so they age of nineteen. I surrendered to christ and What what struck me was My church experience was Church with the destination church. Which is the place that people came. I thought it was just a social thing. I thought it was just something that people came and did and got their religious goods and services and when i began to read scripture sure I saw that there was. There should be an urgency behind the church that there should be a zeal and the desire to see people come to know and follow jesus and to see people From the wrath. Adjustment of god. So i think i for this is this is different. What i'm when i'm reading a scripture is different from what i'm seeing and what i'm experiencing and So i i got saved In september of two thousand and one in december just a few months. Later i was telling my pastor that i feel called to ministry they nineteen years old and everyone thought i was insane And i felt insane. But i knew that This burden at the lower had put on my heart with something. I couldn't took away until i got older Like i experienced Life transformation through the gospel. Jesus and i wanted that for everyone that i came in contact with since since nineteen. I have been Like old thanks for say running for jesus and it's been a wild ride and i've just seen so much of the lord's grace In the last twenty something years of kind of know about this tattoo was it. Like i'm done with you. Got a tattoo like it was it was it was. It was just my my my Rebellion me sticking my flag in the ground. I i gotta i gotta t and then. After i became a christian. I change the ten talk cross. Of course so how convenience. It was just This was hey I'm outwardly a rebellion. I'm choosing a life without you And that was a sign of that but Thank god his grace. He's gracious in carnegie and he caught me to himself and save me from myself so college. The tuesday curious the great commission. Let's let's start that matthew twenty eight we've got the great commission eighteen through twenty Mark fifteen sixteen says the same thing. the message basically is go out and preach my work Why do you think it is that you're the one that's supposed to do this. So i love the great commission. And it's been a passes that i've referred to when and and and and basically human oriented my life around this great commission and the part that i think we often overlook is The beginning part. Before right before get right. Before jesus gives the great commission inverse eighteen Verse eighteen matthew twenty aching and jesus Came and said to them. All authority in heaven and earth has been given to me so jesus is making. That's a very big weighty statement. All of the all authority in the entire universe has been given to me
Pivot
Sinclair Pulls Controversial Show About Coronavirus
"Might. Fail was of course sinclair broadcasting the owner of three hundred plus local TV stations. was up planning era segment on Sunday. Pushing the false in had a conspiracy theory in plan damage, which suggests that Anthony Fauci helped create the could earn a virus. They pulled at the last minute and says the rework at at just. Sinclair is a dangerous. There's other there's other local TV stations like gray and others that are trying to do news things like that, but this is just really it shows you the power of local television So that is my my fail.
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Sinclair says it won't air Dr Fauci conspiracy theory segment
"Broadcast group, the owners of Co. Moh TV and Kummel radio, dropping a segment suggesting Dr Anthony Fauci was responsible for the creation of the Corona virus. Over the weekend. The company said it would postpone and rework the segment featuring planned Emmick researcher Judy Michael Bits. It was set to air during the Eric Boy Bowling hosted America. This week. However, today the company decided to pull the conspiracy theory with the discredited researcher altogether, they said, despite having an expert to dispute my covets his claims they felt it was not appropriate to air the interview.
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Mac Power Users
I Predate the Home Computer with James Thomson
"I'm excited for. Today's show got an interesting guest we do. It's going to be so much fun. I was looking back to the archives were planning guests and I was like wait. This person hasn't been on. We should fix this, and so we we are joined by. The friend of the Internet I think I'M GONNA. Give Him that title Mr James Thompson. Oh thank you. It's a pleasure to be here. I was I was looking at? It's like yeah has taken five hundred thirty eight episodes. Feed to motors. I'm here and I I feel now. I feel really bad I just want I've joking that sounds like I've got a massive ego. I do have a massive. Massive Ego, but the funny thing is. We've talked about a on the show. I mean back. This shows I did with Katie. We should talk about you. I don't know. Maybe we just felt like you were unaccessible. You were like one of those people at the top with like two or three assistance, and we'd never get through to you. I I. Think I could not be further from the truth. Well James is the developer of CALC. And You've done of stuff with apple, and as an infant developed over the years and James. I'm really looking forward to talking today about some of your experiences. All I am hopefully. I've got something interesting to say so I. Know You do I. Know You do the question is? Will we get you to say it? Look I left Apple Twenty years ago I'm I feel like the statue of limitations has passed on? So I like that, too. So James I feel like we've known each other a long time. We have a shared interest in. Technology history, we have a shared interest in Lego if a shared interest in. Nerdy things for nerdy things sake. I feel like we are very much. Cut from the same cloth, but we want our listeners to get to know you a little bit, so give us a little bit of your background. Maybe how you made it to be the full-time developer that you are now I mean I guess. This sort of wettest star is right to the beginning I mean. It's like I'm old enough that I said of predate the home computer and My first sort of real computer experiences were had an extra neighbor who was at American from California, and he had an apple two, and this would probably be very early eighties, probably eight, hundred, eighty-one or something, and I would go round there and I play on the Apple. Two and I play all these. There was a game that I took took me about ten years to work out what it actually was, but it was getting Kobe mosque the son. Of. Text Adventure. Go North pickup. Thing type and That was really sort of my fomative computer experience but then in eighty three. I got my own home computer to as a commodore sixty four, and in the UK through a two rivals, there was the commodore sixty four and the sinclair spectrum. There were really other computers, but they didn't count. It was those two, and I chose the commodore sixty four, not really knowing anything between British American or anything, but I chose a commodore sixty four, because it seemed to have a slightly better version of Pacman, I mean this was like at the height of fever, and I think actually made the right choice. Because the Commodore had really Nice Graphics and signed. I mean really nice graphics in Nineteen eighty-three, but it did have this thing co compunet. which was UK only sort of. Proprietary E. A. O. L. Like online service. This was around eight, thousand, five or something, and it had mud's which are multi multi user dungeon, so basically multiply at text adventures, and it had a software uploads and downloads. US Demo Seen Aranda and there were a lot of game developers that I'd become aware of it to me a while to work out. All these things are actually created by people and There was a one developer cold Jeff Minter. Who wrote Oldies Games in the UK and is still right two games and He's the reason basically the island code because I wanted to write games like he wrote and. That was kind of like the stop, and then things rolled over time, and it was like that our school was the first school in Scotland to get a computer like one computer a half, and this was in one, thousand, nine, hundred, three, and this was. An ACORN BBC. Model B computer another British specialty, and when it arrived in the school, the teachers had no idea what to do with it. Because none of them I think had used a computer, so they put a call to the students and said and this was. I would be probably What's the three? It'd be about ten of the time and they said you know. Does anyone have a computer news anything to do this thing nor four of us that perhaps hand said yes. We are clearly the experts here. So we were brought in and we ended up teaching the teachers high to use this computer, and then teaching some of the kids in the lower years before school started, we had these computer lessons that we ran and we actually ended up having an office like four of us. A nice waiting like school kids in and we had an office in the school. Would sit in there and we had learned to program. We would listen to music and we would play. Video Games and. That was pretty much the entirety of my lost primary school year. This primary seven I know his whole different to your your times, but it was basically the seventh year of my school.
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Nordstrom at Freehold Raceway Mall to Close Permanently
"Is not earth shattering news but something happened last week. Like for. Some reason is really sticking with me the Nordstrom. We didn't report on this news last week but Nordstrom announced they were shuttering. I believe sixteen stores in the US because obviously we know a lot of companies are going through hard times Marcus filed for bankruptcy. J. Crew filed for bankruptcy retail is taking a huge hit but the NORDSTROM. I grew up going to every weekend at least every weekend really closed. Yes the Jersey Nordstrom the freehold raceway Raceway Mall Nordstrom. Now for anyone listening. That is like wow okay. Upscale retail store were closing. You spent your childhood in a in a Nordstrom. This is not exactly. You know wholesome consumerist. Here's what I have to say these. Are we all have memories like different places? This is where my mother and I could forget our cares for an hour or two on a weekend. Go to the clinic counter. Get OUR FREE GIFT with purchase. This is where I really forge. She know my interest in beauty. You know what I mean. Yeah like I would go with my mom. And then when I had my driver's license I would like go by myself and like hanging out with the Matt counter. I even took like a Nordstrom. Had like a Mac masterclass one day and it was on the top floor and the private room and I would leave talked about that. I've heard you talk about that class. I never knew where it happened. I thought it was like a the IDC at the plaza like being served like tea-and-crumpets. Like no it's where you got your view of beauty and the glamour that comes with completely and like I really just thought it was another world. You know you laugh because it's like okay. It was like a Jersey Mall unlike route nine like combat but like to know that this place is closing. All of these people are losing their jobs. Yes is so sentimental sentimental for me and it's like the end of an era but it's like I was texting my friends salary who is from Marlboro and like which the neighboring town to the free old at I was like I don't know why this is hitting me so hard. And she just said it really sinclair. She's not like a beauty crazy person like I am she goes. I'm really upset to she goes. I think it's like I'm just not ready for all of this negative change and it's the negative change from Cova. It's also you've talked about how you've been watching commercials from your childhood just for that feeling of nostalgia yes. This is a piece of childhood in a way that is just never. You can't get that back and whatever I have that feeling. It's like this weird existential feeling of like okay. No turning back now like moving forward things are different. Your mom now like it's an I get it I get it. It's not about the store and like the shopping experience. It's it's about the memories. I think yeah I was thinking like. Is anyone going to sympathize with me? Who doesn't have food in the fridge? She's husband are themselves. Those lost their job like nordstroms. Close No it's not about like where am I going to go? It's like when a piece your childhood and innocence disappears. I think for a lot of people in the last couple of months like that. Innocence disappeared for a lot of
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Sinclair Broadcasting Agrees to Pay Record Penalty to End FCC Probes
"One Sinclair broadcasting is paying the largest civil penalty involving a broadcaster in the federal communication commission's history the SEC says Sinclair agreed to pay forty eight million dollars and comply with efforts to close three open investigations involving its ill fated acquisition attempt of Tribune media stations in twenty eighteen Tribune media eventually terminated its merger agreement with Sinclair the largest owner of local TV stations around the country locally Sinclair owns WJAC V.
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Sinclair Broadcasting Agrees to Pay Record Penalty to End FCC Probes
"Sinclair broadcasting will pay the largest civil penalty involving a broadcaster in the federal communication commission's history the FCC says Sinclair agreed to pay forty eight million dollars and comply with efforts to close three open investigations involving a feel fated acquisition attempt of Tribune media stations in twenty eighteen Tribune media eventually terminated its merger agreement with Sinclair which is the largest owner of local television stations in the country locally Sinclair owns WJW channel