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The Her Hoop Stats Podcast
"southern utah" Discussed on The Her Hoop Stats Podcast
"No. I don't think it will change. It just like, I think they look better because it's not just Caitlyn Clark and it's not just Monica soda. They've gotten contributions offensively from all of their starters. And I think this team is better when they do that. But they still can't play enough defense to go to the final four. You have to play defense and rebound well to win in March. And I'll stick to that. All right, so we're on the topic of the Big Ten marylands. I think the consensus was the terps had that four seed if they probably reached the semis, lost a good if they reached the championship game. I should say the Big Ten. Instead, they fall in the semi. So I'm going to make Maryland's case four or against being a one seat. Yeah, I mean, their body of work, overall, is good. I think we saw that again, like I said, the big tech. We've seen that the committee clearly has feels strongly that the Big Ten is a solid conference, a lot of teams in the top 16. The conference that's really difficult. I think without that one over Iowa though, it was just going to be hard for them to get into that one scene. And then I think the other thing that hurt them is part of what was boosting their resume since that last reveal was a win over Ohio State, which maybe after the Iowa game just doesn't look quite as good as it did. A week ago. It's not like a house stand, maybe turn the corner, and then they kind of go out and really struggle against Iowa, so I think that says something as well. I haven't kind of honestly really surprised if we see Marilyn on the one seat. I'm not saying they don't have a case, but I just think that they're kind of maybe the last team in the group. I would expect to see end up on the one line. More so than Utah, who I think is the last team that has been some sort of conversation. Now, more southern Utah. I think they've got a better shot than you taught, but I wasn't considering Utah as someone with a case for one scene. The case because they were the fourth one seed. That's fair. During the last bracket reveal and then since then they beat Stanford and then fell to Washington state and Alexa will join us here shortly. And she wrote a great piece on just the fanaticism around the coups and Shania Twain, but I'll let you, you know, and I know shania is your girl. I was going to see her in June of 2020. I was going to take my wife to Vegas to see her. I'm indifferent. But then the novel coronavirus 19 knocked that out. Washington say, this is a great story out of the PAC 12. They were going to make the tournament anyways. They win as the 7 seed. They might be seated better than that now in the tournament because of this run. Yeah, I think they've got a good shot at a 6 type seed with the run that they made through the packed woven. I'm also giant shania fan. I am actually seeing her this summer and very excited about it. I live in North Carolina. She's in Greensboro one day and she's in Raleigh in the next in my wife. She might be in Charlotte, whatever. It's either way, it's too drivable things. I think she wants to go to both. I don't want to go there. She's going to listen to this. And I'll go to one Nicole, but two. If you want to go to the second one, feel free. So we're talking Washington state and Shania Twain and that's perfect segue to our guest. ESPN's Alexa Philippine joining us. Alexa, you just wrote a great story on Washington state in this Shania Twain connection, great story coming out of Pullman. Thank you for the hard hitting journalism, first of all, and just how great is this Washington state story and the fact that, I mean, not only are they singing Chennai Twain, they might be their friends now, it seems. Yeah, well, yeah, it's kind of taken on a life of its own, which is pretty remarkable. But having come from the PAC 12 myself in college, the fact that this Washington state team has emerged to be tournament champions and now they're again shania. I hope that she gets them out into her concert and Spokane. It sounded like that's what they were trying to finagle and I fully support that. I hope they get to go on stage with her and sing van Lee I feel like a woman. Now if that happens, forget about deep tournament around. That's when you peaked as a program, right? So yeah, it's been a lot of fun to watch from afar and I hope people, I know it's hard to watch PAC 12 games, but I hope people know more about the team and whether or not it's through the whole thing with the song and shania or just obviously because they're a good basketball team and they're definitely going to watch when we get the torment started. Yeah, and I think people generally view things through a football perspective, but just putting into context, how hard of a job that is in Pullman to get people there, Spokane is 90 or so minutes away. So it's very difficult job. And came a third gen cove done a great job there. So the cougars are in the tournament, but Alexa want to talk to you about some of these top teams in the country. It seems South Carolina obviously their South Carolina, Indiana looks fairly locked in as a one seed despite some of these despite their second half collapse last week. But Meghan and I were talking before you came on, who do you think is deserving for those final two one seats because there are a couple of teams in the mix which hasn't been the status quo historically in this tournament.
AP News Radio
California, beleaguered by earlier storms, gets fresh snow
"A powerful weather system could affect the lower 48 states. California continues to be battered by fierce weather with fresh snow falling in the mountains, and even cold temperatures in the San Francisco Bay and elsewhere, but national weather service meteorologist David Roth says another storm is expected to target all 48 lower states, and the precipitation you get depends on where you live in relation to a warm front. If you're near and just north of the warm front, you'd be talking about heavy rainfall. If you're far enough to the north of the warm front and the cold air, yeah, you'd be talking about freezing rain and snow. And in the west, since it's a cold enough system, there'll be snow. That means at least a foot of snow for northern Arizona, southern Utah, and southern Colorado. I'm Donna water
Northwest Newsradio
"southern utah" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"On America in the morning, this day ushers in a proverbial weather favorite and to take it from here, it's AccuWeather dot com meteorologist Carl babinski. March will be coming in roaring like a lion in parts of the west on this Wednesday, especially California. We've been following a vigorous upper air disturbance as it's been diving southward, and while everything is quieted down in the Pacific Northwest, there's still some heavy snow occurring in the central and southern Sierra Nevada mountain ranges this morning. Blizzard warnings will be lifted for Reno and Tahoe fairly early, but in addition to heavy snow in the mountains, the lower terrain seeing some spotty heavy rain showers, these led to some flooding problems, south of San Francisco yesterday, some more showers are likely in central and Southern California today, wind advisories have also been posted for some of the higher terrain in Southern California, and even in the deserts. Winter storm warnings have been posted for much of northern and central Arizona. The storm system is headed here next. Prescott, Arizona, there could be up to a foot of snow by midday tomorrow, but in Flagstaff, there will be well over a foot. Also winter storm warnings in southern Utah, winter weather advisories for Nevada. Elsewhere in the country of low pressure system moving across the northern plains, producing lights knowing that a code is in Minnesota. Today in the twin cities, a general one to three inches of snow is expected. Some strong storms could develop later today in portions of Arkansas on the Tennessee valley, and in addition to that. Some flood watches have been posted for Arkansas and western Tennessee. Wendy and warm across much of Texas today with highs in the 70s and low 80s Once again, must you have West Texas under some red flag warnings. And in the northeast, the storm system in Maine today will be winding down, bringing an Anderson snow. And that's the weather across America. Buffalo today farc lesion high 42, in Atlanta, sunshine 74. I'm AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Kerr bobinski. 16 after I'm John trout, this is America in the morning. A pandemic era meals benefit ends today in the U.S.. Correspondent Clayton Neville tells us food banks are expecting a surge.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Kurt Schlichter Breaks Down the Final RNC Showdown
"Us now is Kurt schlichter, Kurt, I'm going to see you later this week. I am going to Dana point California kicking and screaming. But I will be there, and I say that half sarcastically, because going to the RNC meeting, not exactly where I want to spend my time. But I do so out of duty to our audience and hopefully to the country, but Dana point, if you will say, I'm glad it's not in, let's just say, buffalo, New York, love buffalo, New York, not exactly as nice as Dana point right now. But it would make more sense. I don't know if they were in a battleground state. Separate issue, but I'm going to see you there. I'm going to be at the RNC meeting. I'm going to be doing whatever I possibly can where I can be helpful to the cause of trying to change RNC leadership, whether it be Mike lindell or harmeet villain. Close with both of them, you're going to be there as well, Kurt, if I understand, walk us through the state of the RNC race. Well, look, I'm going to head down there tonight. It's at the Waldorf Astoria, which kind of gives you. Just the thought of the Republicans meeting at the Waldorf Astoria after the semi disastrous November election. Where would they meet if they had done well for psi? You know, I hear about this obscure resort in southern Utah. I think it's called the amend Geary, where it's $17,000 a night. Yeah. Maybe that would be in the cards. Yeah, I just. We need a change, Charlie. What we're doing isn't working. We're going to make Daniel and she may be a very nice person. I don't know her. And I don't care, all right? You got to sometimes you got to channel Tommy Lee Jones in the fugitive. I'm not here to make friends. I'm here to win. She has a proven track record for failing. She's an O and 5 on federal election cycles, two of those being Georgia runoffs. She's apparently learned nothing. She's making no case for herself except this vague idea of unity, which I'm all for. We should unify around herme Dylan because harmony Dylan has a vision of the future that involves reforming the RNC to make it lean, mean efficient. And a winning machine again. It's going to be a tough race. There are a 168 electors, three per state or territory, and they're going to pick Friday morning. And we will see who they choose.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"southern utah" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Global news update. President of Ukraine, Vladimir zelensky says Russia might do something ugly ahead of his country's Independence Day. Ukraine will celebrate 31 years of independence from Soviet rule this Wednesday in a video Saturday president zelensky told his people that Ukrainians must not allow Russia to spread despondency and fear ahead of the celebrations and to remain vigilant. Zelensky warns that Russia might try to do something particularly vicious ahead of the national holiday. The daughter of a prominent supporter of Russian president Vladimir Putin has reportedly died after a car she was driving in, exploded near Moscow, Brad Siegel's got details. Russian investigators say Daria du guine was killed around 9 p.m. local time Saturday night. When an explosive device went off in the Toyota land cruiser she was driving on a public road, a personal acquaintance of dugan told the task news agency that the car belonged to her father, Russian philosopher Alexander dugan, dugan is reported to have a significant influence on president Vladimir Putin and on his decision to invade Ukraine. I'm Brad Siegel, and Arizona woman is missing after flash flooding swept through the Zion national park in southern Utah, the National Park Service there says it rescue teams still looking for Agnes haute tree of Tucson after she didn't come back to her lodging Friday night. She was reportedly on a day trip hiking along the virgin river where several hikers reported being swept off their feet by flash flooding. The film Top Gun: Maverick is now the 6th highest grossing movie in domestic box office history. Let's give my ten. The films earned $679 million in North America beating out Avengers Infinity War by a million bucks. Internationally, the sequel has generated over $700 million and is globally the 13th highest grossing movie ever now. The Top Gun sequel premiered in late May still in theaters 13 weeks later, continuing to break box office records. I'm Scott Carr. Former president Trump may take legal action as a response to the FBI search at his Mar-a-Lago property last week on his own media platform Trump said a major motion relating to the Fourth Amendment might be filed soon, saying his rights were violated at a rarely seen level in his words his post comes after a federal judge said he might unseal part of the affidavit used to give the FBI probable cause to search the Florida property. Actor Gary Busey is now facing several charges including criminal sexual contact after attending a convention in New Jersey last week. Lisa Salvador sent the cardinal state. Cherry hill police tell the Philadelphia inquirer the department got multiple complaints about the 78 year old actor and that it was about quote contact and touching. Police have responded to a report of the sex offense at the double tree hotel where the monster mania horror film convention was taking place from August 12th through the 14th. Busey is best known for his Oscar nominated performance in the title role of the 1978 film, the Buddy Holly story. Do you see that past brushes with the law, including an arrest on drug charges and spousal abuse charges? Senator Mitt Romney is saying his Republican colleague Liz Cheney would not likely become the GOP nominee if she were to run for The White House, Romney made the comment after Cheney said that she's considering a potential bid. A Hank Aaron baseball card is breaking the record for the most expensive air and card ever. TMZ sports since the 1954 Hank Aaron rookie card sold for over $700,000 Thursday night, hammer and Hank played 23 seasons from 1954 through 76 breaking Babe Ruth's record of 714 career home runs in 1973. There's a new home run champion of all time and it's Henry Aaron. The car includes two images of Aaron when he played for the Milwaukee braves that previous record price for
Leading Saints Podcast
"southern utah" Discussed on Leading Saints Podcast
"Their cousins be their best friends. Because that was really, really important to me. And so we were at a pivotal point. What do we do? And so we decided to stay in southern Utah and forgo that dream of working with some big agency world class agency. So when you can't work for a world class agency, you start your agency. And that's what I did at a school. I just started my own agency. And I was doing a lot of working with local businesses, helping them with their website. And so we were doing website getting some directories because that was back in the day the directory was pretty big and then some hosting companies that we owned. And basically built a digital empire helping just mama pops just capitalize on YouTube. On the Internet. But what's funny though was a lot of these businesses only had dial up. You've got to be on the Internet. You got to have a website. They're like, what? Okay, but yeah, we're a little slow down in southern Utah. But so that's kind of how it all started and then for me, there's a couple moments of clarity on where I should go. One was in 2005, I was on Craigslist because my company was expanding. We're looking to be frugal. So we're trying to get a free desk or something for the new workstation that we had to put up there. And I saw this ad for this brand new platform called YouTube. And they were going to give away an iPod. And I'm like, okay, I'm all in. Because the iPods are about the size of a brick at that time that Steve Jobs just said, hey, there's just a brand new iPod that's called iPad nano. It's like pack a gum. I'm all in. So I went to this website called YouTube didn't know what it was. And my jaw dropped. Because that was the first time I was able to see you could hit play and videos would actually play on the Internet. They didn't have to buffer all the way to the end before they started to play. And then I saw this really cool tool, this is in October 2005 that you could actually embed these videos on websites. The first thing for me as an entrepreneur, like, okay, this is an upsell. I can literally upsell every website that I've ever created. And have them put a video on their website. And so that happened for the next 2005, 2006 and into 2007. We made 865 videos. Gotten them all embedded on different companies. Yeah, this different company's mom and pop shops, doctors didn't lawyers, all that fun stuff. And just kind of embedded on their websites. And somehow magically, in 2007, when Google bought YouTube, that all those videos started to rank in Google search. So they'd outrank the websites that we actually had, put a lot of time energy effort to do. And I'm like, okay, saw the opportunity with video. And for me, it was like, okay, let's go ahead and not do website design anymore or not do SEO anymore and just focus in on video and YouTube and there's nobody really doing it and this is kind of the future and I always had a love and passion for video and that's where it started. And then later that year, we were just doing exclusively video. I had a client of mine that says, hey, there's a company down in saint George that are trying to sell pianos online and they need your help. And so I went down and met the owner of the piano store and he showed me a video that he made to showcase his piano and they're trying to sell these Yamaha grand pianos. And my jaw dropped. I was like, that's an amazing music video. How many pianos have you sold? He's like zero. Oh, man. But then the journey was over the next 18 months was to see kind of my passion and love of what I'm really good at. I feel like God's given me a couple gifts that helps me accelerate in this area, which is, you know, seeing seeing a content creator create content. And seeing audiences love that content and want to share it. And so over the next 18 months, this small piano store that had 10,000 subscribers got to 1.8 million subscribers about 230 million video views. That's the piano guys ever heard of them. Yeah, I was actually on a speaking on a cruise last January with them. And they told that story because I've always wondered why would they call the piano guys when they're at a store? But that's the name of the store, right? And so they'd get that brand and now they're very successful and because of those videos right? Yeah, and so that's kind of how it all started for me. And then that's when you have the serendipitous moment. Was when I was a young kid, I wanted to create Super Bowl commercials. And you want to figure out why. Why did I want to do that? Well, I wanted to actually create content that was funny and engaging that people talked about. Over weeks, if not months. And that was kind of my why. I was like, oh, I see where that's at. And then I realized that YouTube could be that vehicle to create content that could really elevate the world, bring joy into the world, bring light into the world. And then two with that, I'm able to feel satisfied in the sense of, hey, people are talking about it. People are sharing. And so that's kind of where my journey began and then outside of that, I met this a couple of producers down in California. And they had this sketch comedy show on this no name network called BYU television. And they're like, hey, we want to go on YouTube. And so I worked with studio C to get them kind of established and getting a rhythm and working with the complexities of the church because it's interesting. Let me tell you. Many other podcasts. It was one of those things that I'm like, okay, I'm glad I have a testimony. Of the truth most of Jesus. But anyway, I was able to see that. And they got a couple billion video views. And I literally was just bringing in content creators that I felt like contribute and that God gave them specific gifts to give to the world and YouTube was the platform. And since then, we did an 87 billion video views on YouTube and I can't even count how many channels that we've taken over a million subscribers. I know that 37 of them we started from just the idea. And implement it and go from there. So that's kind of how it all started for me. And then where it always into the chosen is on a conference where all these big YouTubers come in because they're like, hey, we want to learn about the business side of YouTube and all that other stuff. And I had, standing invitation that anyone that keynotes at one of my conferences could come for life. They can come for free for life if they ever want to come back. And
NEWS 88.7
"southern utah" Discussed on NEWS 88.7
"Go through Santa Fe, Ghous or Albuquerque. But then Gallup, New Mexico and Kingman, you know all the way down into Los Angeles. Flannery if you could just sum up things for us with an image, Let's say you're driving on that romantic beloved route 66. It's a wonderful road trip, and suddenly you cross into what you consider a land apart. How do you know it's different? What happens when you enter? The Great Southwest. I think it's the sky whenever I speak to anyone who lives near the ocean and tells me that they couldn't live without the ocean. I say that in the Southwest, the sky is your ocean, and there is A show ongoing from dawn till sunset and then even afterwards because the sky is so clear. You know, there's such wonderful observatories located in the Southwest. So that you can see the stars. So you know, it doesn't really matter whether it's day or night. There is either a magic of light playing on the clouds. Or there is this spectacular view of the stars and the moon. It's hard to see in many other places in the desert gives you that. Hey, Flannery Burke a land apart. Thank you so much for joining us and best wishes with your teaching and you're writing. Thank you. You can hear more with Flannery Burke on the Great Southwest with this week's show In the radio section of Rick steves dot com. Christopher Solomon wrote hundreds of miles of what he calls empty, achingly scenic back country trails on a mountain bike tour through the deserts and mountains of southern Utah. And he thinks you could probably pull it off to Hear how wild the ride really gets in just a minute on travel with Rick Steves. Many people who get covid 19 recover within a few weeks, but some have symptoms that stretch on long after the initial infection. Once you have it, you can't unring that bell and you're looking at months to years of illness. But what about those who are vaccinated Could they suffer from covid in the long term, and we're really scared that there are things that are going on with me that I'm going to have to deal with for the rest of my life on the next morning edition from NPR news..
GSMC Football Podcast
"southern utah" Discussed on GSMC Football Podcast
"Me and we are back. Thank you for your patience. okay College football is back is better. I'm excited hope. You're excited all no more boring weekends. Not that i've been having too much more on weekends but you know how it's been since twenty twenty pandemics in house Watch sports 'cause we're not going outside as much as we used to. at least i'm not so Definitely glad. I got something to watch. 'cause i'm not too big on net flicks okay. So a a recap. Somebody's top twenty five scores in. We're gonna have some reactions to what we are hearing here today because of course just a scores. Don't tell the full picture. It's just the black of the black and white on the image of the computer screens or your phone screener. Whatever you're looking at the check the scores but there's a lot of white there. What's in between those numbers. What's in between those quarter because as we all know it isn't as smooth as looks so starting off kicking off on thursday with ohio state in minnesota ohio state. One forty five to thirty one okay. very close game there. As far as who's playing each other we can go to number twenty two. Coastal carolina they want to to fourteen over the citadel number twenty four utah one forty seventeen over webster stay number twenty five arizona state one forty one fourteen over southern utah number tin north carolina loss. Ten to seventeen to virginia tech said that was a friday night. Game saturday night We had alabama versus miami. Where alabama pretty much throttled miami who's ranked number fourteen forty four to thirteen Than both rank texas at twenty one and twenty three louisiana texas prevailed thirty eight to eighteen over louisiana number six. Am one forty one to ten over kent state. I'm definitely give my reaction to that game as we all know. I'm a alum Final score for the ucla versus number sixteen rank lsu. Ucla comes away with the win. Thirty eight to twenty seven okay. The number two. Oklahoma barely prevailed over two lane with a score of forty two thirty five clemson and georgia number three ranked. Clemson number five ranked. Georgia have a battle of the defenses. Where georgia came out on top with a final score of ten to three Number seven. I will stay defeated northern iowa. Sixteen to ten probably a little too close to comfort for the coach staff there Number eight cincinnati. School scored forty nine points to defeat miami. The ohio miami forty nine to fourteen number eleven ranked oregon thirty one to twenty four over fresno state. Ballard ranking number twelve wisconsin.
KNBR The Sports Leader
"southern utah" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"With Naomi Osaka saying Hey, When my mental health isn't there, and there are things that I can't handle in my public persona or my public life and I'm gonna pull away and I can't be sharing certain things. I think this is why we need to listen to this stuff. And when there is a sport being played that involves head trauma, and we've seen that constant head trauma can lead to some of these really dark places for a lot of these athletes. None of this like this is to me. This is part of a bigger puzzle of mental health in pro sports and football, specifically that we need to pay more attention. Want to just kind of say, respond to that by adding something to That that how serious is it will consider the tragic passing of Greg cars. Unbelievable. Head trauma is definitely part of that story. I'm I don't even think we talked about this talked about because it happened on Friday, right after our show and at blew me away, So I covered him Polly for years. He has reached out to me in the last 23 years. He's listen to the show. He lived in pleasant and he's a graze if you would. If you would talk to me last week about Greg Clark, I'd be like, Oh, great. Great guy has his act together. Beautiful family, his son going to southern Utah to play football. We're Facebook friends. We see all this stuff. Financial. Greg Clark had some nice days out there for the night guy. Funny guys that I had wig. Took his own life No, no. And again, his wife put in the statement. C T. Well, that's why I brought this up and copes is talking about head trauma. Now we're not saying we don't know if that's part of the story here with Richard Sherman, but it's a very serious issue. Obviously, when you're talking about life and death, and you know there's enough carnage and wreckage behind a lot of these NFL guys once they retire me, This is a story we've heard before. Players go leave the house. They forget where they live. They don't know how to get back. I mean, there's a lot of scary stuff out there so Um, I don't know if that's part of the story, but it's certainly a story and it involves a lot of football players are affected, so obviously we'll get more details on that and and wish him and his family. Well, yeah. Tough, tough, tough deal. Not fun to talk about. Shawn Estes and the Giants are more fun to talk about. Someone do that. Next with the power hour on can be are one of 45 and 6 80, the sports leader. Sees Murph in math extremists on knbr dot com Through your smartphone or desktop. We are the sports leader, 2016. The.
MyTalk 107.1
"southern utah" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"Pictures before I left because I wanted to be surprised, but wow, that is The beautiful part of the country, Southern Utah, and we also mixed in a little Vegas fund was so what do you know? How was your brunch in Vegas? It was good. We actually Well, it was kinda It was good. We went to the cosmopolitan and just had the poolside breakfast after all, that you didn't go to the wind? No, because we wanted to mix in some other cosmopolitan stuff. We wanted to maybe stop by Momofuku and his mother stuff, But, yeah, it was good. You know, it's just It's not just fun just to get a little whiff of Vegas, you know? Oh, and you were there before they lifted the mask mandate because junior we got there, like right when it lifted Right now. It was Yeah, and then Yeah, you could tell. There's still some people wearing masks and other again. We're traveling with a nine year old who can't be vaccinated. So we're still trying to be careful and stuff, you know? It was finally makes his mouth door stuff and my eye was the TP. The teepee was pretty good. And we got got a nervous because we saw the weather forecast. And it was gonna be like 30 degrees or so right. But it turned out and I book this. I booked all this stuff like last November, But it was pretty glamping you guys might have even been able to handle there was a heater, electrical anger. It was actually a TP. It was fine. They actually had years there, too, But we slept in a TV, but it had like You know, a fridge in the toaster oven and and electric blanket. And so Yeah, it was pretty crazy. Wow, you know, and the weather was better than yeah, And so it's so weird there because it's the Utah desert and there's mountains. So sometimes it's going to be 90. And other times. It's gonna be 60 and you don't quite know how to dress but We got through it, and my new pro tip is and this. We've done this a couple talking talent because yesterday we didn't fly out of Vegas to like, six PM and well, we got to Vegas about one and we're like, Well, we get what we can do for, you know, 34 hours. Find a place find a place that has a pool that sells a day pass on, and we just sat at the Red Rock Spawn was casino for two hours sitting in their pool and sitting poolside drinking pina coladas. And in fact, they let us in for free. Oh, they did. Is that space everywhere? It's like Summerland, I think. Oh, okay. Okay. It was just, you know, they had about seven pools and They're shutting down early to have Ah Hockey viewing party, and I'm glad that went poorly for that. Yes, that's cool. While that's that's so exciting for them actually watched like Who are periods of that game. Every SEC watch me score until the third or they didn't but they had to win. And so that's kind of exciting. Very Yes, that's not a game Seven. Yeah. Mr Marinated seven. Yep. And then the other big news. Laurie's gonna bring us some sportscasting, while the only it's not much of news, but it is all over sports Twitter last night, so the minority owner Rocco of the Timberwolves is doing Glen Taylor. To prevent the sale of the team Tallis Rodriguez and his partner, he said. Um, according to copy obtained by ESPN that they're in violation of the franchise partner agreement and didn't honor the Taylors failure to honor the tag along rights for minority Owners in which allows them to sell and also, he said, Um there's no provision in the Rodriguez Lord sale that it stays in Minnesota. That's team stays here. Well, it again might be Oh, nor stars. Hostage situation. Build us a new stadium or somewhere else so Anyway, this guy this minority owner, he's like a Has a realistic Tate development company in New Jersey. And, um Anyway, so that that came up last night, ESPN broke the news. That's big deal that you know, trying to blow up that deal and not Glen Taylor said. No, no, I'm going to keep it in there. But it is not in agreement, according to Orbach, and he's would be privy to all this, I suppose, because he's a minor knee. I don't understand all the details. We'd have to ask racy, but all right. Yeah, we would. But we would let me eggs, Taylor says. No, no, it's all good. Everything's going believe they're like, Yeah, but a lot of people are saying the NBA would make more money like good say, like Seattle doesn't have a team right now, or ST Louis doesn't have a team right now, or Kansas City. The NBA would make more money by starting a new team in those cities rather than moving. What kind of loyalty is that? I know, right? You know what it's like. Okay. If somebody wanted to start a team in Seattle, they'd have to pay the NBA like $2 billion, whereas if a Rod wanted to move to Seattle It would be a lot less. And so the MBA. It's the NBA would prefer to just start a new team in those towns rather than move rather than move. Okay, we'll see. Yeah, I mean, wild go twins, and I don't see a rod is like a twin cities type. Oh, not at all. That's yeah. No, no, I mean you called here concealer stick right now. I mean, that was buying that. Jeez, Louise, unless you picked one up for your trip, Brocco You know, for your circles and to raise you got from Glamping in a yurt. Where? How did you guys book your Your, Um, was it we said this river that place was a standalone place. It was called like Boulder. Guest ranch or something like that, and it was actually kind of cool. It was this little town of Boulder, Utah, and it was near Capitol Reef State Park, and it was kind of run by Thies foodies that really wanted to make a nice restaurant out there And then they kind of reclaimed the land and remade, you know, they brought the stream that was kind of flowing through it. They kind of rehab it so I had a nice waterfall and When we were there, They're like, Yeah, There's gonna be this band playing in the barn tonight or whatever. And so we went. It was a kind of my first concert. In other years. We saw this band called Dirt Wire, and And it was kind of fun. A bunch of hippies were hanging out. Do unhappy things. And my kid was like, What is the deal with that? A grown man dancing like that? It really works like that. So you know, that's how hippies fly there. Freak flag, man. Is it a small place like you would have to book this in advance right? And they had Lena handful of cabins and a handful of your It's unlike TV, So we have the TP. Did you like bike through the National park so high? A lot of people did do He? You know, the e bikes are pretty popular because in one of the reasons is that Zion It's so popular that they have. Ah, you know a shuttle system, and it actually kind of was overloaded and people couldn't get a shuttle to go to do all these things so they needed to rent to e bike and stuff..
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"Starring the Lords of Morning radio. Like that action music that Carrie Carrie Jackson. I'm Bill already. That's Gina Barberry Thedc ween of the Quantum. A quagga mussels. Katie, for short is in the studio. Uh, running the show and keeping everything on track. And I think it's just Miriam all by her lonesome today, helping out so Block, Miriam. All right, check. Your fine is robbed there. Let's go to rob Rob. Good morning. Lords of the radio. Good morning. Margin, lady. Good morning. What's up? I just passed one of those quasi muscles stations. I didn't have a boat so I didn't have stop in that. I just came back from Los Angeles this weekend on for a solemn occasion. My brother passed away and we wait. I reconnected with my family, though. For the first time in 32 years since I moved here, I moved here 32 years ago when you guys were K. J. Q and I caught on to you right away. Because I used to listen to Rodney Begin heimer down there on chaos If you write down the wrong path, that sure you're continuing the great legacy of before that wolf man, Jack. Um, yeah, but I wanted to say that down there this is good news. I'm there. Everybody takes that. Seriously the virus seriously, they all wear masks. In fact, you're weird. If you don't wear masks in there, and here, I won't come back here and I go to a gas station. I like the only one wearing a mask in southern Utah. So I mean appear. I don't know why they think it's so different than there because there's people going back and forth all the time. Don't know either. Well, they have their suffering under this illusion that you know our border will stop the virus. The quagga mussel, too. Yeah, apparently, you know, magic borders will just, you know, Suddenly I'm in a different country here, and I tried to explain that people down there but I tell him The only way that I could give you pictures then it's not worth 1000 work You have to do is go. Come up here sometimes. Come see me. E never come to you. I come to you for this sad occasion. We reconnect and I'm not gonna Concentrate on connecting with the living because they're all great people. And they all loved me and the bonus mean like what happened. I'm not even on social media thinks so. Mm hmm. I'm gonna start calling and writing and any good grounds like parties and send some things together. You think together. Yeah, On this side. It's better if we reconnect on this, and that's often on this side by staying careful because exact around, all right. Do you want do me a favor, Rob. When you get off the phone with us, just get a mirror something and just Check and make sure your bottom is not covered with quality muscles. Just make it work because you never know. Do that. Okay. You see you later, you guys Yeah. Well. Here. I got this in the email, okay? And it's Ah, It's a guy who is trying to get me to go to his five day seminar that That he says will re program my mind. Well, that sounds dangerous well before for positivity, But here's Here's the thing Is it? Zico cybernetics is what it's called. But here, here's the thing. Power of success ability, thinking success ability, that same word, But he made the mistake of putting his secret formula in the email. I don't need his five day What is it? Well, you just You say this every morning, Okay? So, so Repeat after me, okay? I can because I think I can I am because I think I think I can I am programmed for success. I am playing program for success. I believe I am a winner. I'm the winner. Conduce anything, do anything, anything? My belief system is limitless. My belief system is limitless. I can I can I can I can I can I can I can sucker five day seminar. I got it all right there. That's the secret right there, And I feel like we just conjured something up. I feel like we were tricked into Ending can't ation of something That's what it was. Also, a to least four of these sentences are wrong. Can because I think I can I mean, really? I want to be a professional basketball player because I think I can write. I thought really hard about it. And like there are limits. I could do anything you like. Lumberjack. I don't want to be a lumberjack. I think Mom burgeon, all right. Okay, Traffic. Gina, please. Well, we've got some wet roads, folks. We're dealing with a cross, Salt Lake and Davis counties, Um, spray kicking up from tires, reducing visibility, So it's a reminder to slow down. Make sure your lights are on Give some space between you and the car in front of you. And if you see something, and it's safe for you to text it to us, you can do that at 33986 and beware of aquatic hitchhiker. Yes. Huh? All right. We will take a break and we will be back. Stand by for very important sports is on the way. Also big boy News and opinion window all coming up. Stand.
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"Nope Thomas and mack center is basically completely empty. It's pretty similar to games at movie. You have some media you know you're kind of essential game personnel. And and that's about it. It's a weird empty empty stadium now which we're sort of getting used to but hopefully we'll never truly get used to. Yeah no doubt about it. Kevin and Well good luck to you in any games that you may be playing in vegas and good luck to the car. State rams thanks for having me. Thanks kevin kevin lytle with four collins colorado and Given kevin a hard time there but he is. He's one of the best to do at appreciate him. Jumping back on with us. And i really do. I think i like. Cs issue tonight We've got all three or the three major programs that we talk about and follow here in colorado playing today. You've got unc right at eleven o'clock of this morning then you've got both cs. You playing at nine thirty tonight so both late late tip-offs tonight and you'd like to see You'd like to see both like see everybody get wins for see you there in right there. Number twenty three in the nation. They're in no matter what happens. They've got cal tonight at nine thirty ceus. You definitely have to today. You'd like to see him to win tomorrow. That might really helped cement where they're going with this deal And for unc. They've got to keep the run life. The big sky is a one bid said one bid conference so whoever wins the conference championship the tournament. They're in and razov right now. Unc's got just as good a shot as anybody. They've got southern utah. Coming up at eleven o'clock ten sixteen now the time. It is no co now presented by the j nine agencies. Look wanna give a shout out to all of our sponsors. I know it's an abbreviated show. Today it's been weird it's been wacky but but the sponsors like air solutions alliance irrigation. Desert petting her Livestock exchange perry's back and so all of these different ones That we get a talk about every single day kramer's wedge and into talk grill text. Line all of these Really enjoy and we appreciate them. being able to let us do this show ten seventeen. The time let's say ray clark. Johnson voice oppress radio coming on next right here on. No canal presumably jeanine agencies in northern carlos. Voice thirteen ten k. northern colorado's voice us. Thirteen ten kfi. Tanner will be back after the break..
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"This year this year there's controversy surrounding testing this year. Things look completely different so even though my experience this week is gonna look a lot different. I'm hoping for the sake of these wrestlers that the experience is not because that is one of the coolest one of the most fun experiences that you can have as a high school athlete. And hell even as a spectator coming up in a matter of moments. We'll talk with tony massari. The head coach ed wrestling coach for the reds as they look to go down there The reds last year were co state champions with the valley vikings. So we'll talk with tony story about what it's going to look like this year so we'll talk to him. Sorry our show. We'll be short today. We're only go until ten thirty With unc taking on southern utah at eleven o'clock ten thirty pre-game starting With with with the unc bears there. Jason alvin getting that going. We're talking with brady whole host of the whole show today. Talk some ceus. You get his thoughts on on what the unc bears did yesterday see you. Were getting closer next. Week is march madness. We're getting close. We'll get his thoughts also clerk. Johnson will join me a voice of press radio here on. Kfi we've got a double header coming for you tonight. windsor windsor wizards. We've got the girls basketball actions. Starting at five with the boys starting about seven seven fifteen this evening as well. Let's get it. Let's get into news northern colorado. Of course anything that you hear. You want to be a part of the conversation. Text the tech sign at nine seven zero four seven eight one three zero one nine seven zero four seven eight one three zero one text. Kfi to that number you'll be subscribed and ready to go And we'll be able to get your thoughts out there. Let's start with this piece out of the greeley tribune by trevor. Read the these stories. Continue to blow my mind about. Just how good. Our emergency responders. And this one is a deputy. While can sheriff's deputy. He's saved a nineteen year old drug victim of a suspected drug overdose So this happened saturday saturday. Morning west of fort lupton. So the deputies got their this nineteen year old kid had been Was laying on the floor Unresponsive and gasping for breath this was according to a news release from the sheriff's office. The family mersa family members said the man had been overdosing on fennel and zanex. So right off the bat when you find somebody unresponsive normally the first thing to do is to call nine one one. The family members did not do that. They found the man unresponsive laying on his bed they picked him up gathered them up took him into Took him into the bathroom. Tried to wake him up. Dump dumped water on his head. Couldn't get it done And after an hour of that after an hour of dumping water on them they had one of the family members. Go around all the different stores in fort lupton looking for narcan narc in Was finally administered. By the deputies arrived. There there couldn't find narcan nasal spray so deputies administered a four milligram dose of narcan nasal spray helping nineteen nineteen-year-old. Become more alert medical staffer. I'd by and administered another two milligrams arkan as well. They took him to apply valley medical center where he was expected to survive according to the release So this narking you can. You can buy it over the counter for anyone It comes from now now than.
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"Radio from how on X 96. And you know, we have the president of Dixie State University. Richard Williams on the phone right now. Are you there? Mr Williams? Hi there, Richard. Yes, I'm here. Thank you. Nice to hear from you. Listen course. I know you probably have been up in Salt Lake for two for the legislative session, and they did say that they would allow the university to change its name. I assume you're fully supportive of that. Yes, I am fully supportive that it's still going through the legislative process. Right now. It's passed the House Education Committee, It will still need to go through the floor of the house and then on to the Senate, So it's not approved quite yet, But we're advocating for that has has the name Dixie Been A personally have you had a problem with it in terms of your dealings with other institutions or with students and and explain to people why you think it's important for that name change? Sure. Well, yes, overtime. You know, the word Dixie is just not, um does isn't understood outside of our area. So every time that We go to conference is the first thing people think is you know where you add in Alabama and Mississippi or Georgia. And there's you know, there's sometimes some adverse reactions, and it just has some negative computations. And so our faculty and staff have had some run ins over over time, and they since I've been here the last 6.5 years, it's been, You know, a consistent pattern. It's not every day that we hear that, but definitely individuals have Issues with that we also with our students, Um, every year, I hear a few accounts and just this recently this last year, we started hearing more and more accounts of students that are going for job interviews. And, um, our our study that we did with Cicero Group found that 22% of them that go outside the state. Employers expressing concern there, wondering, OK one. Why is Dixie and Southern Utah too? You know why is it name this and three, You know? Is this a racist school or wife's promicin? And and it's not. I mean, the word Dixie here in ST George means something very different than the rest of world. That means that pioneering spirit in the sacrifice and the grid we know that but our students are running into issues outside of that. And so it's It's very clear that you know, there's growing institution we have over 12,000 students now in our students are going to go all over the United States, and it's just becoming a detriment. We also have a lot of students that are going to Medical school interviews and dental school and physical therapy school, and they get 10 minutes to sell themselves, But they have to explain their school and that takes seven or eight minutes and And so a lot of people have said, Well, are you you know? Are you cancel culture activists? Are you listening to be a lamb or anti five? It's like no, we're listening to sincere students. The students are our student body. Presidents are ambassadors. They're they're really good kids. We also started hearing from sponsors. Um That just said. You know, we can't carry your merchandise with the word Dixie on it. That's just problematic on way started hearing from lenders where we're trying to sell her bonds in some way. Just say what we just want engage with you because of that word, so it's It's nothing that our community has done. It's just the word Dixie means something entirely different outside of IRA area, and we want to revere that name for here. I mean, it means something very special significant, and it didn't mean Racism or anything like that. So this should be Utah's Dixie. But as a state institution that will see sending people out nationally. It's just not an appropriate name. What it forward. Have their big. What are some of the suggestions for name? Can you talk about that at all? Sure, let me get you a little bit of background. The reason. You know, a lot of people have asked. Well, why having you? You know why haven't you recommended a name along with the change? And you know this is very painful for our community, and we want them to be a part of that name process. But we also wanted to make sure that the legislators and all the governing bodies that voted on this Voted on it for the right reason. We hate to come up with the name and people vote it down because they don't like the name instead of the real reason why we're doing this, and this is the surf students and move the university for it, so we'll go through a process. We've had a lot of You know, a lot of people send in different recommendations. We really haven't started that process yet. We're waiting for the Legislature approved that. But you know, some people wanted to try to keep the D s you And how would they? You know what would be the new D word. Some have said Desert Ressam ever said that desert others, you know, Wanna base it on our loot The new Polytechnic model. Um we've been focusing a lot on Technology and in the stem fields, and that makes a lot of sense. So what we'll do is open up the process and similar to when we became the trail Blazers a few years ago and really get a wide variety of Community support love town halls will hire a firm to help us walk through That process will weigh all the pros and cons. Because this is a state institution. It does serve the entire state in the region, and we want to make sure we get the name right if you want to. If you want to keep the D. Why don't I would suggest diversity. Just sources. Diversity, Diversity, State university You got all your bases covered right there. There you go. Celebrate Diversity at diversity. State University. Thanks for talking with us. The president of Of Diversity. State University town Down south down Yes, you down South University, Richard Williams. 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"Welcome back to the show the whole show powered by pd energy. If you missed any of our guests or segments you can check our podcast out available in two places thirteen ten. Kfi dot com or the whole show dot com. Well more than two places all the streams where you can find different podcasts. whether it's i tunes. Or what have you spotify. Were out there. You can find the whole show and download it. Take it with you wherever wherever you go. What's on the tube tonight. Well see us you. Wyoming gets set up seven o'clock tonight so not too late. i'm not sure colfax. This is on a national. I think it's not on. Cbs it's not on fm s. One so We'll a see there but it's not one of the national ones. They had a lot of national exposure lately. And then of course nuggets lakers. They'll be on tnt tonight at eight o'clock so looking forward to that. It's going to be a big night now. Normally we would have had We would have had a unc game tonight. Southern utah would would have been the first of the week for unc but they did for my knowledge. They've canceled those two games. The game that's hitting on saturday as well so the bears will get back at it next week but Looking forward to this one tonight for these two games tonight. C. issue homing see issue looking for win number thirteen and so are the denver nuggets both looking for lucky number thirteen. Will they get it. I think both of them will i. Do i think both teams walkaway tonight. And we have a victorious. Thursday closing thoughts on this is an opportunity for the joker again. He's already arriving. He's getting to that top tier status. You go beat the lakers at their home on. Tnt the rest of the world will take notice good night northern colorado..
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"I promise you that 3.5 Kansas City the favorite total 56 right now. Still a ways to go before the game, But right now that is your line. Consensus. Why is pretty much how you can still maybe find a three minus a lot of juice out there. Uh, if you wanna get Kansas City could be a valuable half point. No question about it tomorrow. As far is n ba on Lee one line out right now. Actually, there's two. Now the Sun's minus 1.5 against the Warriors check on Devin Booker, but it probably won't have time to do it before we get off the air. And then the Blazers are at Houston to take on the Rockets Rockets right now minus three and that line looks to be going up Clippers in the Heat. Lakers and the Pistons are the other two games. On the docket. No lines out as of yet, college hoops tomorrow, pretty busy Thursday. Oregon State in USC matinee game. They'll get going on from Los Angeles, U. S. C minus 12 1 35.5, Wyoming at San Diego State. San Diego State, minus 16 Total. 1, 42, UTEP, Texas El Paso at Texas San Antonio. Roadrunners of Texas San Antonio Moniz won 1 47 Rutgers at home, minus 31 42 at home against Michigan State. And Tom is who we Louisiana Tech, the Bulldogs, Aaron, Southern, Miss and Hattiesburg to take on the Golden Eagles. It is Louisiana Tech, minus 6.5, 1 31.5. Memphis at S. M U. Tony's minus 31 42 are look at us from you In that game. Bradley and Valparaiso it is Bradley minus 51 30 a half and that one northern Colorado at Northern Arizona. Northern Colorado. Minus 4.5 1 34 the total and there was some good snow up there in Flagstaff. So good luck on the travel there for northern Colorado, North Texas at Rice. Minus seven for the mean green in Houston. Take on the hours. 1 35. The total T C U Kansas Jayhawks minus 14.5, 1 36.5 and Kansas has lost three in a row inside the big 12. A long time since that's happened. Tennessee State at Murray State Marie ST Minus 11 1 34.5. Morehead State at Jacksonville State Jackson Estate minus 4.5 1 29 Gonzaga at San Diego to play the Terrero the Zags minus 27 a half 1 57.5. Pacific Santa Clara, Montana State, Montana both canceled covert complications. Eastern Illinois at Tennessee Martin, Eastern Illinois, minus 7.5, 1, 48, Oregon and you seal. I believe that has been canceled as well. Belmont in Austin, P Don't want minus six on the road against the governor's 1 50 to the total Eastern Kentucky, Tennessee Tech canceled as well as I You Edwardsville at Southeast Missouri State. Southeast Missouri State minus 2.5 1 39.5. You ate beans that middle Tennessee state You may be the Blazers minus 9.5 1 31.5 Weaver state at Idaho in Moscow to play the Vandals. It is. Weaver statement is 12.5 1 44 southern Utah, Idaho State canceled Houston at two lane killed in Samson's team, minus 17.5, 1, 27, Villanova and Yukon canceled SAC State at Eastern Washington. Up there, and Cheney Washington It is eastern Washington. Minus 9.5 1 42 Air Force X.
Digital Conversations with Billy Bateman
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"Alright everyone. I'm here with clinton bets. The ceo of silicon slopes clint. Thanks for joining us. Honored to be here. Billy big fat of chat funnels demand giant jan summit. Two thousand twenty. You know twenty twenty s weird here. We are at an event. And you know. I'm just doing it from this desk. Where i kinda do everything so honored to be here my friend. Well it's an honor to have you clint. So let's get into it. I tell us just a little bit about yourself. I'm a lifelong you. John for what that's worth. I don't know that people care about that too much i sure. Do i have four children. I'm married. I live in southern utah. County i believe utah counties better than salt lake county for those watching. I will a non just getting. I don't care. And yeah. I started my career. I went to Actually owned a deli for while when i was super yang school got a journalism degree. Recommend anyone do that kind of pointless. Degree and i worked at a software development firm with a couple of buddies where we help build startups early stage products and then and then inside of that Software development firm we launched a little blog called beehive startups which became a pretty big community platform. And then You know more recently over the past five six years. I've been the executive director of silicon slopes which is a five one c three nonprofit. And we put that together. After you know behi- startups two guys. Traction and josh james and i started talking and then we started talking to ryan. Smith is to ceo quality and erin stoddard ceo plural. Cy and dave elkton. Who was the ceo of inside sales at the time about what it would mean to bring the community all underneath one umbrella. So here we are in you guys have done a great job with that So tell me about the silken slopes model. Clint while the consults model i believe is a little bit different than other profit models. I think as you look at it. And i think it applies to any business not just nonprofits because i don't know that we run. It necessarily even like a nonprofit to be honest with you although have being a five one. C three is important to us and there are aspects of it. That are very nonprofit. -i the silicon psalms model. I think a lot of people. If you're just a part of the tech scene or you're not part of utah in particular you may view it as like another chamber of commerce almost that kind of advocates for various tech issues Behind closed doors and has kind of these Events that you have to pay to go to and you can only attend if you remember anything like that was actually exact opposite of all of that We want it to be open and accessible to wall Everyone who wants to be a part of the community we believe has every right to be a part in community and should be part of the consultants community and so given that that was a stance that we took early on that we wanted the organization to be open accessible to all we landed on this model. The i believe many of the people who are watching would be interested in in particular as it pertains to how do you build a community around your brand. How do you build a community around a certain topic. And how do you do in a way. That's actually authentic and doesn't come across as though it's authentic but is indeed authentic and so what. We landed on his three buzzwords. To be honest with you billy And so what we say is silicon slopes five one c three nonprofit that empowers utah startup tech community to learn connect and serve. And when you hear learn connect are you likely like most people say those three words who cares right. And you know there's truth to that even but what's behind those for us and what we've built around these three words in these three pillars within our organization is the entire reason why we've seen any success if we seen any at all and i believe it's The way communities should be bill. Just my own opinion. And so i'll go through what each of these Three pillars mean to us as an organization and those watching kind of think about how they could apply at least some of these aspects within their own companies organizations so the first is learnt right And when we say learn silicon slopes what we're talking about is stories and what we're talking about is media and what we're talking about is Letting the community know what's happening and that's critical and i'm gonna talk Probably go pretty deep on stories Here a little bit later but when we say learn it's silicon slopes what we mean. Is we want you to know everything happening within the silicon silicon slopes community. And we want you to have plenty of resources available to you. It's not just news. Although that's that's a very big piece of it it's not just media and it's not just stories but it's also helping and empowering people to learn how to be better within the industry Better within their particular profession
Digital Conversations with Billy Bateman
Building Community for Demand
"Alright everyone. I'm here with clinton bets. The ceo of silicon slopes clint. Thanks for joining us. Honored to be here. Billy big fat of chat funnels demand giant jan summit. Two thousand twenty. You know twenty twenty s weird here. We are at an event. And you know. I'm just doing it from this desk. Where i kinda do everything so honored to be here my friend. Well it's an honor to have you clint. So let's get into it. I tell us just a little bit about yourself. I'm a lifelong you. John for what that's worth. I don't know that people care about that too much i sure. Do i have four children. I'm married. I live in southern utah. County i believe utah counties better than salt lake county for those watching. I will a non just getting. I don't care. And yeah. I started my career. I went to Actually owned a deli for while when i was super yang school got a journalism degree. Recommend anyone do that kind of pointless. Degree and i worked at a software development firm with a couple of buddies where we help build startups early stage products and then and then inside of that Software development firm we launched a little blog called beehive startups which became a pretty big community platform. And then You know more recently over the past five six years. I've been the executive director of silicon slopes which is a five one c three nonprofit. And we put that together. After you know behi- startups two guys. Traction and josh james and i started talking and then we started talking to ryan. Smith is to ceo quality and erin stoddard ceo plural. Cy and dave elkton. Who was the ceo of inside sales at the time about what it would mean to bring the community all underneath one umbrella. So here we are in you guys have done a great job with that So tell me about the silken slopes model. Clint while the consults model i believe is a little bit different than other profit models. I think as you look at it. And i think it applies to any business not just nonprofits because i don't know that we run. It necessarily even like a nonprofit to be honest with you although have being a five one. C three is important to us and there are aspects of it. That are very nonprofit. -i the silicon psalms model. I think a lot of people. If you're just a part of the tech scene or you're not part of utah in particular you may view it as like another chamber of commerce almost that kind of advocates for various tech issues Behind closed doors and has kind of these Events that you have to pay to go to and you can only attend if you remember anything like that was actually exact opposite of all of that We want it to be open and accessible to wall Everyone who wants to be a part of the community we believe has every right to be a part in community and should be part of the consultants community and so given that that was a stance that we took early on that we wanted the organization to be open accessible to all we landed on this model. The i believe many of the people who are watching would be interested in in particular as it pertains to how do you build a community around your brand. How do you build a community around a certain topic. And how do you do in a way. That's actually authentic and doesn't come across as though it's authentic but is indeed authentic and so what. We landed on his three buzzwords. To be honest with you billy And so what we say is silicon slopes five one c three nonprofit that empowers utah startup tech community to learn connect and serve. And when you hear learn connect are you likely like most people say those three words who cares right. And you know there's truth to that even but what's behind those for us and what we've built around these three words in these three pillars within our organization is the entire reason why we've seen any success if we seen any at all and i believe it's The way communities should be bill. Just my own opinion. And so i'll go through what each of these Three pillars mean to us as an organization and those watching kind of think about how they could apply at least some of these aspects within their own companies organizations so the first is learnt right And when we say learn silicon slopes what we're talking about is stories and what we're talking about is media and what we're talking about is Letting the community know what's happening and that's critical and i'm gonna talk Probably go pretty deep on stories Here a little bit later but when we say learn it's silicon slopes what we mean. Is we want you to know everything happening within the silicon silicon slopes community. And we want you to have plenty of resources available to you. It's not just news. Although that's that's a very big piece of it it's not just media and it's not just stories but it's also helping and empowering people to learn how to be better within the industry Better within their particular profession
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"It went into triple overtime. Ah, lot of crazy things happen that season. Uh, coach Todd Simon. But what do you take away from that in your coaching career, What you guys had to deal with? At you and all the the firing of Dave Rice mid season, which, by the way, I did not agree with at the time I was like, Okay, makes sense. But then you know, it sets the program back. It should happen either. At the beginning of the year, the end of the year. But what do you What do you take from that year when you were the head interim coach at UNLV that you live with, you know, on the always remember Yet it was a great test and mental toughness. I mean, you're You gotta make the main thing the main thing and we owed it to the players. Could be absolutely filed in in the foxhole, developing them in getting working them with practicing. Prepping trying to find creative ways to find it. W because they deserved it. You know, they would. You know nothing that were going on else that world and I was like noise. That conspiracy theories and all these things that come up that are a distraction from players like they don't deserve that. And so as a coach, you just got to focus on Which you know what you do. Okay, sure of the players, and that's always players first. You know, Coach, I'm sure you'd agree with me and we we both admire Lon Kruger for you Know, just a phenomenal basketball coach. Not just what you did it you and only about his entire career and you know to me He's one of the best ever at turning programs around. And I see you is obviously a younger coach with that same sort of ability and talent not only to develop players but to develop young coaches on your staff and just to turn a program around with what you've been able to do over its southern Utah. Like Did you look growing up? You know as a younger coach, starting out, did you look at guys like one of the tough guys you looked at? Did you look at a guy like a lon Kruger and kind of model you're coaching after somebody like that? Yeah, you know, early on, I can't growing up in the kind of shadow the footprint of time is Oh, you go to his packs. Is she being in the Midwest? You know, as you know, is kind of known for intense Styled coaching and hold guys accountable and Bob Knight Gene Katie. Lucky early. Katie went to your practices right? Didn't Jean Katie show up in a week with spent a week with US first year? That's awesome. Um, you know, I'm big in the mentors later, you states, you've come up here and spent time practice, sir. And you know, I'm a big big into Listening. Get two guys, you know, learning from guys and I was fortunate with Coach Kruger to see Just how he got everybody wrong in one direction. So focused. You could be the coach's coach, being doing film for him was getting a doctor degree in basketball. Um, you know, it's a demon solution. The answers on the film and take the emotion out of it. You old guys accountable? Yeah. And, uh, you're gonna have you're gonna find success. And especially do you recruit well, and you have and you have There's no question, uh, just joining us head basketball coach Southern Utah. Todd Simon. Okay, Coach. I have to ask you this question. I know that your focus is with Southern Utah. I know you are loved their right. And you know, everybody wants you to stay there forever. But, you know, I don't know when and where or if other opportunities might come your way, And I certainly don't want you to talk about that or speculate on that. But with that being said, is Michigan State with that if you had to pick one job like, I don't know, we could be talking 10 20 years down the road. I'm just you know, it's all speculation. But is Michigan State? Would that be like the dream job for you like what is the dream job for Todd Simon? Um, you know, I don't actually think in those terms, you know, I I guess. Mental standpoint, um Get him so focused on making kind of a big time where you are that Being people's cliche, But what can we make this into? But the other next job and then make this afternoon make it in the next? I make this into the next job after that, right, you know, I guess, Um maybe, um Tunnel vision. Of doing this to a high high level. They take care of me. Here we go, You know, long term contract at that. Really be a great president. Placing lot enjoy raising my kids. You make all these decisions that we won't be going in the wack, which which is gonna be a very good basketball conference. You can instead of looking at all these things and You know, I haven't really thinking that way. To me. It's always about Dream job is to be with people don't know how you just succeed. Give you the resource Is that wanna win in bed and you do and share your vision. Tinnitus. Universities are not living breathing organisms like they give you a chance to It's gonna be about the people that you have. So it means it's about people, especially this stage in my career. I've learned that used to be surrounded by people who want to win that they wanna breathe. Besides your own team. What? What team in the nation. Have you been most impressed by so far, like like a gone segue first question and number two. What? What do you most been? Have you been most surprised by so far. You think Gonzaga's so dominant? I love dominance I want I mean, it means the way that they're just drilling people. Uh, alive left love it. You know, I just think that that's That excellence is at a high level, right? And so I really, really enjoyed that. Um You know the kind of watching the good teams in terms of surprise, Pete You know, uh Enjoyed watching Rutgers and seen that seen them two cans there. They got toughness. You know, really value that I think they're gonna They're doing some stuff. And in such a hard, hard, big 10, it's impossible to see. I think they really surprised. I'm just damage that they've been able to do. No question. So so, Todd moving forward Now, can you talk a little bit? First of all you guys have recently just allowed fans into your arena. Can you talk a little bit about that? My understanding. It's a few 1000 s. Oh, there are a lot of arenas across the country that are not even allowing any fans and I went to one of your games and I had a great time. And there was guys did a great job with social distancing lot of friendly people. By the way, I must say as well at the arena. Um, can you talk a little bit about that? That decision that that your program has made to allow some fans, at least in the arena? Yeah, I think we're at 25% way did shut down two weeks ago for a weekend. You know they did. They weren't feeling great about with students coming back. They wanted to be a little cautious, but Now they've been here for a couple weeks. That way, we're up 25% capacity and and which is great. I mean these arenas a perfect size for mid surgery at 5360 years there, it's loud and About 1000 or whatever is gonna feel like a million bucks compared to these empty arena, but do a great job. Our administration. Here's off the charts and sure, And so it's so it's said, feel safe. They do a good job. And what else? I could have the perfect Spectators. So, Todd, I've known you for a while now, and I remember we were talking last year. I think it was in December. I could be mistaken. You can correct me if I'm wrong. And this was before anybody knew anything, really about the pandemic, and we just knew that there were a few people in the country that had it, But you had told me that..
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"That have institutionally been discriminatory and to that, to that end It does not surprise me that the sport of golf where the sanctioning body of golf would bend over backwards to try to make sure that everybody knew that that isn't what the sports about anymore. They draw If they draw a line between those two things. I think I get it from that. So I want to add this Also Gil if I May and our producer extraordinaire, is reminding me about this. So the PGA Tour did cancel the Grand Slam of golf back in 2000 and 15 at Trump National Los Angeles Golf Club. This was after Trump Disparaging comments about Mexicans, So it didn't hurt the PGA Tour then, and it's certainly not hurting the PGA Tour now. Hey, Gil, Before we let you go, I want to give you an opportunity to talk a little bit about your show. Not only in the morning from 7 to 9 and by the way, I'm glad it doesn't intersect with our show because you take away all of our listeners. So I'm very happy about that. 79 A m and then 4 to 7 p.m. Tell me a little bit about it. Well, the seven and nine show is you know, I like that. That was my brain. And then the nighttime show is my brain on crack to use the old drug drug commercial. I love I mean, look, I'm I'm all about. There's nothing in the world. I love more than sports betting. There's nothing in the world that I'm or Immersed in and I'll admit obsessed with and there's no end to you know the extent to which I could talk about it. I hope to do it in an analytical way on not a degenerate way. That's really the goal of the show. And then at night we're live betting so you don't get a little wacky. I'll be honest with you, but I just want to pay you to a compliment when I leave Perrot 9 A.m. Pacific Get in my car and I used to listen to local sports radio. One day I turned over to you guys and I've never turned away. So shout out to you guys. Hey, check going. Thank you very much. Check going to Gil Alexander. Quite the compliment paycheck going to kill on that. Well, Gil, I appreciate it. I look forward to one day you and I sharing stories about the West Gate Sports, But we're not gonna do that today, though, Gil, but But, you know, I love you, my man. You're You're my favorite personality over there. And speaking of degenerate Polly Howard anyway, Gill, Thanks for coming on. Appreciate it. All right. They'll take care of this. Look, I love that guy. I love Gil. He is the best. He's also an excellent handicapper. And he does. I don't know how you could do five hours a day of of what he does. It's very difficult. So that would be difficult. I give him that would be hard to give him so we don't have to take a break. But I do promise basketball too. He does. Everything s so I wanted to talk to me. I want I want I want to take a break. I'm sorry I was going to take a break. But I'm not going to now because I wanted to give it least five minutes. So I can say some negative things about the past football program up. Listen, I was rooting for you and I'll be this week and I wanted them to be Colorado State. I hate Colorado State for a lot of different reasons, particularly what they did to my friend Larry. You stay she? I think that athletic department if I had to name one that's worse than UNLV. It would be Colorado State. So you and I'll be basketball. They were on the road against Colorado State. Listen, Colorado State of pretty good basketball team right there. There there much improved. I will say this Medved has done a good job there a pretty good team. Um, with that being said UNLV should have absolutely one that first game and I thought it was complete. They were up 12 or 13 in the second half complete mismanagement by the coaching staff down the stretch should have won that basketball game. How the ball doesn't get in. Hamilton's hands on that final position is a joke. And then you look at the game that took place over the weekend, which was the second game again. They had the lead in the second half. This team. Has not learned how to close out games. And I said the same thing last year, and I'm sorry, folks. If some of you don't want to hear this But the final few minutes of a basketball game is not always on your players. It's on your coaching staff. It's what plays you put out there. How organized you are, for example. One of my good friends and I think is a phenomenal coach. Former UNLV interim coach Todd Simon and I understand what you're saying. It's southern Utah. First of all, they're 130th in the country and they're better than UNLV. That's right. Southern Utah is a better basketball team than UNLV. Watch one of Colorado State of Watch Watch one of Southern Utah's basketball games the last few minutes and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. I didn't want to bring up a coach K or John Calipari or one of the top 10 coaches in the country. I'm just giving you Todd Simon's named former Finley. You know, head head basketball coach. They're organized. They run their stuff. I just don't see that with UNLV. Now they're playing a pathetic team. Tomorrow. They're called ST Catherine. Their average losses around 50 points. They lost the pepper down by like 50. What TJ had to do, Which I understand is he had to add a few games for some of those games that were canceled. So this is gonna be an easy win for UNLV. They'll be able to pad their stats. New Mexico is not going to be a guinea We're hoping to have coach were on the show this week. Preview those two games which you're gonna be in Vegas Thursday and Saturday, knock on wood. We hope nobody gets the coronavirus again. But New Mexico is not going to be a pushover game. Make no mistake. Competitor Morrow, ST Catherine. I'm putting the spread at minus 40. Think UNLV wins by 40 or more. That's what I'm putting the spread on. But listen, I talked about this every day on this show. Not every day, but you know I don't I personally do not believe that desert read Francoise made good hires. I'm talking about Arroyo and I'm talking about TJ. Now. I hope I'm wrong. I don't root for UNLV to lose. I want them to succeed. I've met a royal a few times. It seems like a decent guy. I've met TJ Alexa Berger. And I think TJ's a good dude. And I love Kevin Kruger. How could you not what he and his father did for UNLV that legends I don't think TJ's the right guy for the job. This is a very similar higher to what was a Marvin Menzies higher where you have a coach that in my opinion is unproven. Yes, one a few years in his conference, But there's a fine line between winning at South Dakota State and winning in the Mountain West Conference, and you certainly shouldn't be the highest paid coach in the conference..
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Mysterious monolith discovered in Utah desert
"A mysterious object resembling the free standing plank sculptures of the late minimalist artist. Joan mccracken or the alien monoliths in stanley kubrick's sci-fi classic. Two thousand one space odyssey has been discovered in a remote area of the utah desert prompting theories ranging from extraterrestrial visitation to avocado installation biologists from the utah. Division of wildlife spotted. The monolith from a helicopter welcomed up during a routine count of bighorn sheep in the area. The location of melissa has not been disclosed but the footage shiny object in store within a red rock canyon suggested that live somewhere in southern utah which has distinct ecological landscape
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The Grand Canyon
"Have you ever heard of the Grand Canyon. The Grand Canyon is the Whitest Canyon in the world and located in Arizona which also happens to be my home state. It's also considered one of the seven natural wonders of the world. The Grand Canyon is two hundred seventy seven miles long up to eighteen miles wide in over six thousand feet deep in places. It's very colorful a combination of reds browns whites and many other colors because each of the different layers or strata were formed at different times during the Earth's history. The Earth is very very old so the Grand Canyon is made up of different rocks from its two billion year old history early on the Grand Canyon was actually a mountain which overtime sunk down until it was flat. Then is the earth shifted. It became a canyon and over a very long period was even underwater. Eventually a river started flowing through the Canyon which is now known as the Colorado River. The water in the river was full of rocks. So over. Millions of years the river acted like sandpaper. Shaving down the canyon this is called erosion today. When you look at the Grand Canyon you can see the different layers in it similar to a layered cake. Some of the layers are white. Limestone other layers are filled with shells from was underwater and the upper layers are dark and reformed by a volcano after the Grand Canyon was formed into what it looks like today around three thousand years ago native people who now call the ancestral publians live near the Grand Canyon. They built homes out of stone and farmed corn squash and beans. They made carvings and paintings on Canyon walls which is one way we know they live there. Another group who lived there were called the co Nina for the ancestors of the modern Yuma Havasu Pie and who a lot by people who still live around the Grand Canyon. The native people call the Grand Canyon. Cab which means mountain on its side. The ancient people believed the Grand Canyon was a holy place and often visited for miles around to experience. It's wonder after Europeans discovered the new World Francisco Vasquez Coronado and a group of Spanish explorers were in the area. Searching for the fabled seven cities of Cipolla in fifteen forty Coronado ordered captain Garcia Lopez de Cardenas and. His soldiers to explore the area they and their Hopi native guides where the first European to see the wonders of the Grand Canyon. They were amazed at its size and fastness. Two hundred years passed until another European visited the canyon in seventeen seventy six to Spanish priests Francisco Dominguez and Sylvester de Escalate into explored southern Utah and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon and the eighteen fifties. They were followed. By Jacob Hamlin a Mormon explorer sent by Brigham Young to find a way to cross the river. They made friends with the WHO a lot by tribe and found the crossing discovered by the Spanish priests which later became Lee's ferry. A theory is a place where a flat boat helps wagons and people cross the river then in eighteen sixty nine major John. Wesley Powell led the first expedition down into the Canyon. He had set out to explore the Colorado River and the Canyon. They wrote down the river on a boat and survived the dangerous rapids and finally ended up in what is now known as MOAB UTAH. John Wesley Powell later became famous for the founding of the Boy Scouts of America. In one thousand nine hundred three. President Theodore Roosevelt visited the Grand Canyon and marveled at its beauty. Teddy Roosevelt was known for his love of nature and spent much of his time outdoors in the Grand Canyon. He did everything he could to help. Preserve its natural. Wonder he worked to make it a national monument and believe places like the Grand Canyon should be preserved so people all over the world can enjoy it. All Roosevelt was president. He formed the National Parks Association to help. Save places like the Grand Canyon today. The Grand Canyon is one of the most famous places to visit in the world with about five million visitors every year. Who come from all over to see and explore it. Most people just come to look out over the vast canyon. I've been there a few times with my family. It's about a four hour. Drive from US where we live near Phoenix Arizona. The last time I went we brought our foreign kids who also looked out over it in awe. We had to hold them close to us because the canyon is a very steep drop below which made us very nervous. When I was in high school our family and a group of other families hiked down into the part of the canyon known as Havasu Pie. We drove there early in the morning and had all of our camping gear and food loaded onto the back of mules. Then we hiked about four hours down into the Canyon at the bottom of the trail. The huge picturesque Havasu falls. You can swim at the falls. Jump off cliffs and hike further into see and swim in the waterfalls. Our trip was very fun but took a turn for the worse when one of the days I slept on Iraq and twisted my ankle pretty bad the next day we were supposed to hike out so my close friend. I got up early and started hiking. I live most of the way. Even up the steep switch-backs. It was a rough hike out but the waterfalls and swimming holes made it worth it anyway along with hiking people take helicopter tours over the Grand Canyon love to raft the Wild Colorado River. They also take horseback tours down into the Canyon. And it's very popular. Hike it from Rim Durham. By sisters in their friends. Do this recently. Another main attraction is the Grand Canyon. Skywalk which lets you walk on a glass bottom path out over the canyon so you can look at the drop far
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Tourism Worries And Few Takers As More Utah Land Offered For Drilling, Mining
"In late two thousand. Seventeen president trump downsized to national monuments in Utah lawsuits from conservation groups and tribes are still working their way through the courts this week. The trump administration finalized plans to expand access for mining and drilling on many of those lands. The area has more an eleven billion tons of coal plus oil gas and other minerals but as nate Heggie of Mountain West News Bureau reports industry is wary of digging being in and locals are divided on whether it should brick crystal is enjoying the desert sun at a gas station just east of the town of Boulder right in the heart of grand staircase your case escalate any national monument. We're in January right now. Crystal is a local rancher and guide. WHO's lived here. Since one thousand nine hundred six and he says he welcomes. Welcome trump downsizing the monument and calling for more resource development on public lands here to open up for logging mining manufacturing. That trump is doing. I think it's a healthy thing for this country. It gets people to work with their hands. It gets people to produce things and this vast expanse of southern. Utah's Red Ed. Rock desert could produce a lot. There's coal coal seams. There's oil and gas there's some uranium there's tar sands John. FREEMUTH is a professor of public lands policy at Boise State University. He says industry has been kicking the tires of Utah's red. Rock desert for decades access to those minerals became available when president isn't it trump drastically reduced the boundaries of both bears ears and grand staircase landing national monuments but in the last two years big oil gas and mining. N- companies haven't come in yet. Freemuth says there are a lot of reasons for that. Industry is not stupid about the cost of producing things. I think they're pretty you know. L. Fairly a stood on the market and some of that stuff is deep and harder to get to are expensive to produce and in some cases there isn't much of a market demand right right now for minerals like coal and uranium so they may just stay underground but above ground. Another industry has been growing tourism. Tourism is a nope. It's a vital part of this community. Nathan Wagoner owns an outdoor gear shop in the town of Escalante tourism pumps more than one hundred and fifty million dollars into the region every year ear and employs almost half the people who live and work there most of them in the service industry and as people come to enjoy this place at different industries are popping up and foreseeing it. Just Main Street has changed in the last fifteen years and it's good to see it's good to see that in a small town in the west and that's why he so baffled that the trump administration would shrink this area's monuments and expand the potential here for mining and drilling. He says could scare away. Tourists and damage the pristine nature of this place. It's home to towering in canyons ancient petroglyphs and the clear shallow Escalante River. It runs eighty seven miles through the heart of its namesake monument. Jonathan Pack Leeann. Who Works for a local environmental nonprofit. Likes to come here some days after work getting out here for. Shell run its rejuvenating. And it's it's kind of like hitting a reset button undermined. He doesn't want to see this. Red Rock desert become a home for drilling and mining and he he may not have to. If the pending lawsuits by conservation groups and indigenous tribes are successful. The monuments will be restored and off limits to development once again for N._p._R.. News I Made Heggie an escalating Utah.
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Feds May Open Utah National Monuments For Mining And Drilling
"In southern Utah. The trump administration's finalized. Its plan to remove protections from bears ears and other land designated as national monuments. The announcement comes despite an ongoing legal legal challenge by native American Tribes Tribes Argue. The White House acted illegally by dramatically shrinking stabbed boundaries. NPR's Kirk Siegler. has this update. It's been more than two years. Since president trump flew to salt lake city and signed an order that became the largest reversal of national monument protections in US history located in price Utah Canyon country the Clinton Era Grand Staircase Escalante. National Monument was cut nearly in half and bears years designated by President. Obama among went from one point three million acres to about two hundred thousand. The monuments were opposed by. Utah's influential rural Republican. County commissioners who worried read the added protections would stifle ranching and mining these new management plans restore balance. Says Casey Hammond. He's an acting assistant secretary at the department amount of interior. With these decisions. We are advancing our goal to restore trust and be a good neighbor. Many native American tribes who pushed for protections at bears ears in particular. You're seeing differently. We find that this is an ongoing failure to meaningfully consult with tribes owner. Keeler with the group Utah the neighbor Kia says protections are now going away for land full of sacred artifacts Barrio sites and other cultural resources seems to be an indicator. The treatment of indigenous peoples in the United States the president's authority to Shrink National Monuments. The act remains in dispute. The Nineteen O. Six Law says has presidents can designate monuments but legal experts have widely held that only congress has the power to abolish or downsize them tribes and conservationists say these management plans should be on hold until the courts. Way in Kirk Siegler N._p._R.
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Tour bus driver in deadly Utah crash was on 1st trip
"In southern Utah federal investigators say the driver of a tour bus that was involved in a deadly crash was making his first trip for a company that had only been in business for a short time four Chinese tourists
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Bus with Chinese tourists crashes in Utah; 4 dead
"Four people are dead and several others are critically injured after a tour bus crashed in southern Utah authorities say the crash happened around noon Friday about three miles from Bryce canyon national park the Garfield county sheriff's office says a bus carrying thirty Chinese speaking tourists were headed to the park when he drove off the road twelve and crashed into a guard rail for passengers were killed seventeen were taken to a nearby hospital intermountain healthcare says eleven of the victims are in serious condition three are in critical
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U.S. judge halts 3-D printed gun blueprints hours before planned release
"Well Marilyn Manson. Marilyn Manson is coming to town with rob zombie I think the I think Zarab's only well I I, think that is the tour. But I think he, is not doing it, anymore I, think it's just robs all Maryland Maryland, is not doing well, he's who's in Bangor Maine on the tour the Bangor. And and he got. Arrested, but the, but then the Bangor Maine police department said it. Was he didn't get arrested it was a, joke Marilyn Manson. And, a police officer were joking around and he was briefly handcuffed and people took pictures of it and so everybody reported on a video of the handcuffing was. Posted to Marilyn Manson's Instagram account, Lieutenant Tim cotton took to Facebook to say it. Was good clean fun he. Said the, officer at Curtis Greiner is. No longer allowed to, work backstage however except, during Lord, of the dance or something related to, Disney Manson and rob, zombie performed Sunday night wrapping up three day impact festival. Featuring anthrax and slayer So I haven't heard anything about Marilyn Manson being all heater he canceled a couple of shows but the. Tour is still on yeah let's see US judge has blocked the planned release of three d. printed. Printed gun blueprints hours before they were set to. Hit the internet citing with states that sued to halt publication of designs. To make weapons that security screening may not detect US district judge Robert Lynn week in Seattle said the blueprints publication could cause irreparable harm the. US citizens the decision blocked a settlement President Trump's administration had reached with a Texas company which. Initially, said it didn't plan to put the files online these, are files. That people can look at and figure out how to make guns out of. Plastic, using three d. printers go wrong is so bad these are untraceable undetectable ghost firearms that pose a threat to global security some gun rights groups say the Technology is expensive the guns are unreliable. And the threat is being overblown And I wonder, that too in the in the way that, people are screaming about it it's it's sort of smacks of of a let's let's have a, major panic over something. That really is not that. Much to panic. About but I don't, know I haven't looked into it These says it says a r. AR fifteen style assault rifles but then I, heard you can only. Put one bullet in it Now the gun, the? Gun that they're talking about is is. A one bullet gun and, it, doesn't look like any are, fifteen it's a handgun right that's. What I kind, of square looking but I. Heard somebody saying no they've got us style cartridge the cartridge that you can make so you see that's that's what happens here people are purposely making. It, confusing gun in the three d. printer, deal is a one. Shotgun that is kind of bulky and a handgun right now I Great idea no it's not I don't think it's a great idea however let's get our facts wine and not panic over things like this all. Right Let's see One of the teenagers who, prosecutors say played a role in the overdose deaths of to Park, City boys two. Years ago. Remember this Who They say that she was having ecstasy and other drugs delivered from overseas to her home as recently as two weeks ago Two weeks ago a community alert was sent out to Park City parents advising them the damages excuse me the charges. Were being recommended against multiple teens in connection with control and synthetic controlled substances being shipped to them using the dark net one of the. Juvenile's being investigated was also involved in the September twenty sixteen deaths of grant Seaver and Ryan Ainsworth, both, thirteen years old the boys died just. Two days apart after overdosing on synthetic opioid manufactured in China called you four seven seven zero zero also known as pink the teen involved in. The investigation of girl who seventeen Goes to Park City high school Is is being charged, with four counts of drug distribution. Which is a second. Degree felony she's not been charged I don't think me in the deaths of those kids, authorities, think that it was heat heat heat stroke The. Death of a hyper whose body was located in southern Utah Monday night the body of, Christoph poaching of Belgium located by. Bureau of land management..