38 Burst results for "Stalking"
Mike Gallagher Podcast
A highlight from FULL INTERVIEW - Jason Rantz, Conservative Radio Host
"Right now, during Jeep adventure days, well -qualified Washington DC lessees get a low mileage lease on the 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4 by E for $399 a month for 27 months with $5 ,699 to its signing. Tax title license extra. No security deposit required. Call 1 -888 -925 -JEAP for details. Requires dealer contribution and lease through Stellantis Financial. Extra charge for miles over $22 ,500. Includes 7 ,500 EV cap cost reduction. Not all customers will qualify. Residency restrictions apply. Take delivery by 10 -2. Jeep is a registered trademark. You've probably seen Jason Rantz on Fox News Channel. He's a conservative radio talk show host out of Seattle. I felt so stupid a few months ago. There was some event. I think it was in Tampa even. I was at some event and he was at a booth and like a dopey fan boy, I go creeping up to him, Jason, I'm Mike Gallagher. I'm a big fan of your work. And of course, he looked at me like I was the stalker that I was. And so when we had an opportunity to talk to him about his new book, we thought it would be fun to bring him on the show because his new book has a title that is right up my alley, What's Killing America? Inside the Radical Left's Tragic Destruction of Our Cities. Jason, admit it. When I came up to you, you were looking for security. I'm still looking for security. I'm still deeply uncomfortable. I dragged you onto the show to try to stalk you about your new book. That's how obsessed I am. Now congratulations on all the great work you do. Like I told you in person, you are fearless and man, you go into some of these cities and you've been covering for a long time now something that I really am obsessed with and that is what seems to be the Democrats' intentional destruction upon our American cities. This to me is one of the great unanswered questions. We see prosecutors that don't prosecute crime. We see cashless bail. We see the shoplifters. We see the murder, the mayhem in places like Seattle and Portland and New York and all over the country. But the big question is, if it's intentional, and I think you and I believe it is, why? Why are they doing it, Jason? So it's intentional, but I don't think they realize that the destruction that is happening as a result of their policies are actually tied to their policies. I think ultimately these are folks, and I make a differentiation between Democrats and the radical left because I don't see the Democrat party itself per se, at least not the voters, responsible for the destruction. I see the radical sect of the Democrat party, and they believe that there is going to be some short -term pain for what will ultimately be long -term gain, whether we're talking about crime, homelessness, drug use, housing costs, immigration, you name it, all of which is covered in the book. But I think they just understand that to make this kind of transformative change, you're going to have to cause some chaos. I think certainly there's some people who just like the chaos, and I think that those are the most particularly destructive people. We see some of them in local politics. I think we see some of them at the national level. But ultimately what's killing America is about why they believe what they believe and why they're implementing certain kinds of policy. What is it that motivates them? What is that ideology that motivates them? Because when you truly understand the why in addition to the what, that's when we can actually fight back and win some of these battles. Otherwise you're going into war completely blind, and that's not a great way to fight. It goes back to one of the most famous quotes of Barack Obama's presidency and the whole history of Barack Obama, we want to fundamentally transform America. And I remember when he said that, I got chills. I thought, I think he means it.
Stephanie Miller
Fresh update on "stalking" discussed on Stephanie Miller
"Jennifer garner comes in and she's like am i too late i was supposed to oh no oh ten kirkman always puts in a little lesbian fantasy at the end okay okay alternatively i would like to be uh clubbed to death by a baby seal but that's just you know for the irony yes yes yes yes and to maybe elenis morris i would write a new song okay we were just i don't know that's a that's a little worse than ten thousand spoons okay um we were just talking about noted drama queen uh lindsey graham i had not heard uh represent the victoria sports is that you're supposed to say is that what you're is that who you are what you do she's yeah republican of indiana she she has had just about enough of congress she's a republican from indiana she uh about oh the debt is that what and she's threatening to throw herself on the sword and resign in a dramatic statement from her office wow go ahead she said uh i oh i think we have the will somebody not the think of children this is wow this is very dramatic she said uh i will not continue sacrificing my children for this circus with a complete absence of leadership vision and spine i cannot no wow wow wow wow i don't know if you saw what out republican guy was that i just saw briefly on twitter i don't know but was like throwing a literal fit yeah like papers around and screaming and aren't they always women are too emotional to be yeah politicians yeah yeah they're so weak i don't understand how i they don't know they have to play to their base but why can't they pretend to be tough and this is weakness yeah oh i can't do it oh no they're always whining right they always didn't they always liberals say are always victims and they just whine non -stop starting from trump on down right like a valium commercial like do you need something to calm you down when or like a calgon take away me if that's not a current reference i don't know what is yes they do all seem to have i t or something yeah although or the lady that what is it the dark shadow follows her around is that the depression commercial the oh yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah i don't abilify i don't know what that is yeah okay all right we were talking about uh just in case you're wondering what's what's which trump priming is up next maybe intended in arizona oh it's happening well we don't know prosecutors in arizona are probing the extent to which trump and his allies were still working behind the scenes to reverse the results of the 2020 years into joe biden's presidency you gotta you know what that's that's this is something you'll you'll not hear me often say but keep probing guys keep probing that might get into stalking i feel like that might be like stop anti stalking laws jody no man because this is okay uh investigators with the arizona attorney general's office are inquiring about efforts to overturn the election that continued well into 2021 uh and 2022 uh they've talked have talked about the 2022 pressure campaign from trump allies aimed at decertifying the state's elector and then inquired about uh how deeply the president his idiots were involved in supporting the uh that election audit remember the election audit they did that found more votes for joe biden which was that fantastic he kept winning arizona he won like five times it's like oh that was the ninjas right cyber ninjas yeah yeah ninjas cyber i feel like they kept hitting themselves in the face with their own some more votes for joe biden i'm not normally this positive but like i absolutely know that looking what they're into will turn up yes of course indictable things of course yeah well uh this is great the 2022 campaign to overturn the arizona election results uh part of that was boris epshkin trump has her phoned uh rusty bowers which remember kids only do this with someone you love when you're of age do do not try a rusty bowers that should turn out to be a good guy did he yes he was the and who refused to write it right yeah except that he said during his january 6th hearing i'd still vote for him again though which is done is yeah i know i know oh speaking of lunatics this is actually i okay the mic the my pillow guy my pillow as we call him yeah this is actually kind of terrifying when you think
Mike Gallagher Podcast
A highlight from The Mike and Mark Davis Daily Chat - 08/14/23
"Does this ring a bell, Mike? Well, of course it does. Everybody's talking about this. Oliver Anthony, largely unknown a month ago. This is rich men north of Richmond, along with two or three of his other records, all of which were in the iTunes top 10, not just of country, but irrespective, it is a guy and a guitar and a cry for the way America used to be and a cry for all kinds of things. Rolling Stone and the leftist popular culture is trying to destroy this guy and making fun, making a mockery of the attention that he is getting. He lives in Farmville, Virginia, which is sort of between Richmond and Lynchburg. And rich men north of Richmond is a reference to what's up I -95 from Richmond. Hello, Washington. It's a reference to federal tyranny. And it's great. And he's great. And it's just one of those cultural moments. And so now frame that against Rachel Ziegler, who plays Snow White in the upcoming Disney reboot of Snow White. Now there's a montage that I'm going to play on my show today that is her purposefully trashing the story of Snow White. Now this is peculiar because Disney is deciding to go completely all in on blowing up any of the traditional Disney stories like Snow White and the Seven. Of course, there are no dwarves. My goodness, you sure can't have dwarves. So she's a young Latina playing Snow White, complaining about how Prince Charming was a stalker. And the prince isn't going to save Snow White in our version. We're going to empower Snow White to let her become the leader that we know she can be. And I'm looking at this, I'm thinking, they're doing this intentionally. Of course they are. But Mark, why? Why do you want to hurt your company? I've asked this through every chapter that you have ushered us through, that you and I have talked about. For those unfamiliar, Snow White is in a deep sleep and is awakened by the stalking. He's a stalker. And she said, don't forget, this cartoon was in 1937. It's 2023 now, baby.
Rollye James
Fresh update on "stalking" discussed on Rollye James
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The Eric Metaxas Show
John Zmirak Compares Anti-Trumpers to French Vichy Collaborators
"Just got a few minutes left. We're talking about Trump. The way they despise Pat Buchanan. I remember it well. It's now 31 years ago. It seems like yesterday, how they hated him, how they hated Reagan in many ways, but it's very similar. They are, they have lost their minds. When this guy Rick Wilson from The Lincoln Project was on the air, he was just cursing over and over and he just cursing. He's so angry. He has nothing to do, but to curse at the nightmare of CNN giving Adolf Hitler. I mean, Donald Trump, a few minutes on the air. Well, let me just say this very clearly. The anti Trump Republicans were like the French who joined the Vichy government and collaborated with the Nazis. They don't care about the country. They care about their personal profit and their personal power. And they're willing to sell out the country to essentially a foreign totalitarian occupational government so that their paychecks won't bounce. So that they can have still pretend that they control Algeria. That's why I coined the term David Vichy French. That's why when I talk about Russell Moore, I regard him as a stalking horse of the radical left. These people are willing to sell out everything they ever pretended to care about just so they can cling to their membership at the country club and their paycheck.
Game of Crimes
Fresh update on "stalking" discussed on Game of Crimes
"And she said, Mark, Mark Graney's stepping away from the Clancy's and he has suggested your name. They would like you to write the next Jack Ryan. And my wife, I don't know what she thought was going on, but she knew it was something big so she took a picture of me. So somewhere deep in my social media, I'm standing in these goofy board shorts and with a straw hat on and I'm kind of clutching myself, listening to my phone with this stricken look on my face. And I told Robin, I said, well, you know, I've got another Jericho and I've got this Cutter coming out. I don't know if I have it. And she stopped me and she's got this marvelous accent. And she said, Mark, it's Clancy. Don't around. And I said, you're right. You're right. Yes, I will do it. I will absolutely do it. And they wouldn't let me talk about it for months and months and months. In fact, I broke the news. My wife and I go to an island in the South Pacific for a couple of months every year and do some writing there. It sounds snooty when I say that. We have friends there that let us stay at a reduced rate in their little bungalow, but it's a beautiful, beautiful place called Rarotonga. So I was on the beach in Rarotonga and I took a picture of me in a hammock with the Tom Clancy companion, you know, I'm reading that. But so it just sort of, I was very fortunate and had good friends and was at the right place at the right time with, you know, a product that the Clancy estate and Tom Colgan and Mark Graney liked and was able to sort of segue in and do all those and been very fortunate. That's amazing, too, because if I remember right, Ryan's literary agent is John Talbot. John Talbot at one time represented Tom Clancy. If I remember that right, was one of the first people to represent him. Yeah, I don't know. Anyway, I've just said, yeah, Ryan was telling me about that. Yeah, but the literary agent, it's very important. So let's talk about this, too, because we got the advanced reader copy, but it is Arliss Cutter Breakneck. He's a force of nature, but so is the Alaskan wilderness. So what I found interesting is because, like I said, my history, my sister was born there. My dad was on the honor guard when Alaska became a state. And I've never had a chance to visit her. One of the few states I want to go to that I've never been. But it's just that thought of man, which Arliss Cutter is, man against nature. I mean, it's just like there are very few other epic battles that you can have. There could be bad guys, right? But the Alaskan wilderness doesn't give a shit who you are. It treats everybody the same. And I like what you were just saying, too. So tell us about this, but tell us about the research you were just doing, because you just got in your time late last night. You're four hours behind us from doing research for your next book. So like you said, you're out in a village. So tell us about this. Tell us about Breakneck, and then let's talk about what you're working on. Yeah, so Breakneck is the fifth in the Arliss Cutter series. And what I try to do, Arliss Cutter is a supervisory deputy marshal running the Alaska Fugitive Task Force, which is a multi-agency. It's a real task force, a multi-agency task force made up of usually, and it fluctuates, but we've had DEA helping us out. We've had even a part-time FBI agent. We have ATF agents. We have APD, Anchorage Police Department, Alaska State Troopers, and some are on part time, some are on full time. But we generally have a full-time trooper, full-time Anchorage Police, and then the feds kind of, as they have enough personnel, they'll send people over. And sometimes state parole will come over because they have arrest authority. So work together to get these bad guys off the street. It makes for a really good milieu to plunk my characters in too, because Alaska is a place that, as you mentioned, it's pretty dangerous. We have bumper stickers up here that say, step out of the RV and into the food chain. And it's just a wild place. And in fact, you mentioned I just got back from a place that used to be called Barrow, Alaska. In fact, the airport is still Barrow, the Wiley Post, Will Rogers, Wiley Post. That's where they crashed in their airplane. But they've gone back to the native name, which is Utqiagvik. So when I say I was in Utqiagvik, that's because that's what they call it now. But when you get to the hotel, there's a big sign on the door saying, be bear aware. There's polar bears out here. Watch for polar bears. And they sometimes come into town. And I went to rent my little beat up Ford Escape rental car and it's covered with mud. And when it's not snowy there, it's muddy. It's either really dusty or really muddy. It's like an old frontier town. I just like the feel of being out there. But when I rented the car, the guy showing the rental car said, hey, out at the edge of town, they just saw a big fat polar bear and he showed me a video. This polar bear was the size of a Volkswagen or probably a Mini Cooper. It's a big polar bear just rolling along and pretty fat on seals and probably some caribou. And so the guy that I was with who works with the school districts, he helped me a lot with research and he's lived up there. So we were driving around on the edge of town and right at the edge of town, this polar bear has got a caribou down and it's just covered in mud and laying out on the tundra just munching down. And we were literally in the middle of, there was no one else around. We were two miles out of town. It would have been a long, and I should say two miles out of town, it was in between town and the high school football field. So a mile and a half either direction, it would have been a very long walk for that polar bear within a hundred. Because polar bears, they're not like brown bears or black, we call a grizzly a brown bear in Alaska, but they're not like grizzlies or black bears in that you could play bit dead or fight it off or whatever. Polar bears, for one thing, there's no trees to climb, but for the other thing, polar bears consider humans food. So they don't run away from you unless they think they're being hunted, but they actually stalk you as food. Polar bears are pretty dangerous. So that's just an example of the wilderness. But beyond that, I remember my editor early on in the Cutter books, he said, you can't do the storm thing anymore. There can't be a storm isolating everybody. Why you got another storm? I said, well, we just call that Tuesday here in Alaska because that's just the way it is. It's not uncommon at all. In fact, last night even, we'd been there three nights and we're watching the weather just hoping because the fog would roll in. If the fog's there, the airplanes circle around just long enough to know they got enough fuel to get back to anchors, then they leave. And so I've been stranded in Barrow Utqiagvik many times. I've been stranded out on the coast, the western Alaska coast by the Bering Sea by fog and Kodiak. There's just so many ways that the moose, right after I first moved here, I'd been, this is in 98. And so I was working the task force when I first moved here with APD and we had a guy that was in a house, had barricaded and we tried to make the arrest. He barricaded. So we had APD with their MP5s and there's a couple of deputies and we had the house surrounded and the houses were pretty close together, but there were easements through the houses for wild animals and for kids to go to school and sort of walk to the bus stops. And so I'm like pressed up against the window where the bad guy is behind me inside and we can hear the negotiators talking. So we've got the four points of the house watching the house. So I'm this way near a bollard that I think I was by a chimney, so I wasn't worried about getting hit in the back. And I hear one of the APD guy, Anchorage Police guys, kind of kitty cornered from me by the fence and he goes and he's kind of standing up with his MP5 and I hear him go like that, kind of, hey, heads up everybody. And we all looked over and this mama moose that had to be seven feet tall at the withers come and her ears are pinned back, her hackles are up and she's got, and this is, I moved up in April, so this would have been around May. So all the babies are just hitting the ground. So she's got these two brand new chocolate brown baby moose and she is on guard and she's marching right through all the police officers outside, just daring us. And I could have reached out and scratched her ribs. She was that close, she just came by. So I'm like, you know, squashed up against the house. It's just by the grace of God, I didn't get stomped a pudding that day. So moose, avalanche, bears, volcanoes, fallen, we've had deputies fall through the ice, you know, just up to their knees. But if you're chasing somebody and you fall through the ice up to your knees and it's 17 below, you're done. You go back to the car and, or if you keep chasing, you lose your toes, right? So there's just so many and I absolutely love it. There's just, you know that, you know, I've got, I mean, it's a big thing with, and I'm a gun guy, I'm a Second Amendment guy, but up here, you can have a gun on. You need to have a gun on. When you go out to the, if I go hiking with my grandkids, I got a 44 Magnum Smith & Wesson here, not somewhere in my pack or not stuck down underneath my belt or even my shirt. It is here. And there's just a, I like not, well, just to go out to take the garbage out. We may have a black, we haven't ever had any problems. We have black bears in our yard all the time. And then just up the road, like within less than a mile. In fact, I just got a Facebook post last week about four miles from my house. This lady posted that, hey, if anybody hears shots, a grizzly bear just chased a black bear up a tree and killed it and buried it, you know, in my front yard. So be careful when you're walking around out here. So now add that to hunting fugitives. And, you know, I remember times when we would go out and even for training, for tracking training, because we do a lot of man tracking stuff up here, or I talk like I'm still doing it. We did a lot of man tracking stuff up here. And we would have the rabbit, you know, the FBI agent or National Guard or whoever, you know, we'd be training other agencies. They'd be off the rabbit run ahead. And then the other agency people that were trained would go ahead of them and we'd be in contact by radio and it would be their tracks. We'd see the rabbit's tracks, you know, the query, the fugitive, see the tracks. And on top of those tracks, we'd see like an 11-inch, 12-inch, 14-inch bear track that's filling with water as we're standing there. And so, you know, we're like calling like, hey, you got company coming up behind you. And when you're out there like that, an MP, you know, a 9-millimeter or an M4 with a 20-round mag, 223 ammo looks awfully puny when you're looking at a brown bear. I remember being up on a tracking mission where I was the primary tracker up in really just a little north of where I live. There was a doll sheep hunter that had gone missing. We got called in to track for search and rescue as well as fugitives. And this doll sheep hunter had gone missing and the last he had been seen, the troopers had landed on him in their helicopter. And he was way up in the mountains. They'll sometimes, they'll be talking to a hunter. You might have seen something like this on Alaska State Troopers, but they'll be talking to one hunter and that hunter will say, well, I heard a shot over there and, you know, they check his or her paperwork. So, the helicopter flew over. They landed on this hunter. He had the doll sheep down. He had all his paperwork right. And he'd already been up in the mountains like four or five days. And so, the sheep is down. He was out of water at this spot because his spy camp is further up the mountain. So, the troopers gave him some water and said, are you doing okay? He said, yeah, I'm doing fine. I just appreciate the water. Since his license is okay, they flew away. And then he didn't show up again at home for four days. And he should have been home like late the next night or possibly the next.
AP News Radio
Vending machines are the latest tool for fighting opioid overdoses
"Vending machines are becoming the latest tool for fighting opioid overdoses. I'm Lisa dwyer. Vending machines that have long been stocked with snacks are getting repurposed to distribute lifesaving supplies to fight the opioid epidemic, a growing number of cities and local governments are using vending machines to distribute the overdose reversing drug naloxone. The machines are often set up at libraries post offices and other public buildings. They dispense naloxone and other items for free, including first aid kits. Interest in the approach is expected to grow after U.S. regulators recently approved Narcan the leading naloxone brand to be sold without a prescription. That switch allows the nasal spray to be stalked and convenient stores supermarkets and vending machines. I'm Lisa dwyer
Mac OS Ken
"stalking" Discussed on Mac OS Ken
"There appear to be fewer Titans behind the wheel seeking alpha highlights a report from Mac reports that says Apple has reduced the number of California drivers and its autonomous auto testing program. According to numbers submitted to the California DMV, the number has dropped from 201 pilots and march to just 145 in April. If you were looking forward to the wrangling between Apple and Massimo coming to an end, good news, you still got something to look forward to. 9 to 5 max as the court battle over iep inside Apple watch has ended in a mistrial. In 2020, the piece says Massimo filed a lawsuit officially accusing Apple of stealing trade secrets and then fringing ten of the company's patents in the O two sensor in Apple watch. This wasn't out of the blue Massimo as it entered into a working relationship with Apple, way back in 2013. Then the company says Apple started poaching people active and Massimo's pulse oximeter technology. 7 years later, Massimo soon, this week, 9 to 5 mags as a mistrial was declared after 6 of the jurors found that Apple had not stolen trade secrets to create the O2 center in the Apple watch, but the 7th juror disagreed. As it plans to file for a retrial, however, given how close Apple came to an outright win, 9 to 5 maxes such a move as a risky thing for Massimo to do. Then again, a retrial is not the firm's only hope. Massimo is currently waiting for a ruling from the U.S. international trade commission that body is considering a ban on the import of Apple watch based on an ITC finding that Apple did infringe one patent two tales of Apple Pay about which to tell you. First, if you had trouble using the service Tuesday morning, it wasn't just you. Apple and cider says Apple Pay apple card and apple cash all took a one hour power nap. That started at ten 24 a.m. eastern and 1119 a.m., according to Apple system status page. For each service, the message was basically the same that some users couldn't use or may have had trouble with those services. So it may not have been everybody, but it wasn't just you. The other bit of Apple Pay news deals with expansion, a piece from 9 to 5 max as apple's contactless payment solution has gone live in Guatemala and El Salvador, according to the report, the feature will be supported in both countries by Banco promerica and be AC chromatic. And finally today, prehistoric planet does sequel, I know what you're thinking. That would be historic plan that wouldn't it. Oh, Friends. There was so much prehistory. Apple TV plus has shared a dino might trailer for the second season of prehistoric planet. I can hear you groaning from here, but that was not my pun, dino might was actually in the headline of the press release about the trailer and season premiere. Oh, they're also doing a podcast because there can never be too many apparently. As it did last year, the release says the season
Mac OS Ken
"stalking" Discussed on Mac OS Ken
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America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson Is on the Front Lines of the Trans Culture War
"Doctor and get cut up. You can go down to the dress shop and get made up. You can go down there and get drugged up. But at the end of the day, you were just a drugged up. Dressed up, made up, cut up, man or woman. You ain't changed what God put in you. That DNA. That is the lieutenant governor of the great state of North Carolina, his name is Mark Robinson. He joins us now on America first with doctor Sebastian gorka. Lieutenant governor Robinson bob Franz sitting in for Sebastian gorka, it is so nice to talk to you. How are you this fine afternoon? I'm doing good, how are you? I am great. I got to tell you, you know, you stood there in that church back in August of 2021. Surrounded by pastors all with white collars and I've been calling you pastor Mark Robinson for the last two years. I apologize for that. But you spoke like you were preaching and you were preaching, you just don't have the title of pasture to go along with it. Can you tell me how often people bring that speech up to you? Especially as we continue to fight this culture war over the trans movement. Well, it's a lot a lot. And it's one of the stalking examples of the kind of I'm not sure if I don't know how to really describe it. But it's one of those things that is really the difference in how Americans look at things. And one of the dividing lines actually, when you're talking about things like race and voting and the culture wars, it's one of the markers that is shattering the narrative on the left that minorities are buying in to much of what is being sold by those on the left.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Arthur Aidala: Dems' Social Justice Reform Is Ridiculous
"Arthur and Arthur, I gotta say, it's hard to reconcile, and I appreciate that he has a friendly demeanor. I was, I was hearing about the case of the 35 year old woman who was stalked and hunted down like an animal and stabbed repeatedly in her apartment to death by a monster who never should have seen the light of day and of course he was released by Alvin Bragg's district attorney's office under the guise of social justice. This social justice crap of seeing people get released. Violent people because we're trying to rectify racial injustices of the past. I mean, Arthur, I know you. It's ridiculous. It's not working. Absolutely. It's not working. Absolutely ridiculous. It makes no sense. You know, it's like asking Sicilian immigrants to pay reparations for slavery. Right. I mean, give me a break. I know. I think my great grandparents who came over here starving, starving, literally starving, living in the basement of apartments. You think they had anything to do with slavery? And now my kids, I mean, whatever. All right, so
AP News Radio
Podcaster and her husband fatally shot after stalker breaks into home: Police
"Police in Washington state say a man who'd been stalking a podcaster for months, allegedly killed the woman and her husband and then killed himself inside her home. Redmond Washington police say they'd been trying to serve or protection order against the suspect now dead. But they had trouble locating ramin cota Karam rezai because he was a truck driver based in Texas. The 33 year old podcaster zora Sade killed with her husband had reported the suspects increasingly alarming behavior going
Dateable Podcast
"stalking" Discussed on Dateable Podcast
"That would be so embarrassing, I think. And then they look up and they see there's a connection or they ask their current partner. That would be so mortifying. I mean, I've definitely deep liked people's photos, not necessarily an ex's new partner, but like a person that I had like a situationship, Friends with benefits, and that was pretty embarrassing 'cause it was clear I was going way back and stalking them. So if you're gonna do the stocking takes up precautions, that's all I could say. Don't multitask in stock. What is your stance on deleting your old photos with exes on social media? Once you're in a new relationship, I've thought about this before. I'm mixed on it. I think if it's gonna bother you, then by all means delete them. I think if the ends of the day, you are the most important person here, whatever is gonna help you in your recovery and moving forward. That's what you gotta do. The other side, though, is if they don't trigger you, I don't love like deleting memories of the past. So I personally have them up. That being said, I've been fortunate to not date anyone that's really deep in social media. Most of my current partner by X is none of them have any social media. So I've been very lucky that this isn't really something that I have to deal with, but if they were very active on social media, I may have a totally different stance. What about you? So I had a friend who just started dating this guy and we went on his social media and he was engaged. So he still had a ton of photos with this previous woman, like a ton of them because they were engaged, but they were pretty far into their relationship like three to four months. So she was very confused about whether she should confront him and ask him why he still has the photos up.
Dateable Podcast
"stalking" Discussed on Dateable Podcast
"So have you done this before you, 'cause I certainly have and I've gotten deep down rabbit holes of the pages of this person. I'm like, on their mother's page, their father's page, their best friend's page. You have to ring yourself in and just be like, what am I doing? Is this a good use of my time?
Dateable Podcast
"stalking" Discussed on Dateable Podcast
"And I love this book atomic habits because it shows you not only how to get rid of old habits, but how to create new habits. And one way to do that is to pair what you're doing with something you really hate doing. For example, if you absolutely hate doing the dishes, every time you go on your ex's social media, you have to go do the dishes. So then you start associating the two and before you know it, you're going to have a negative association with this habit and it will hopefully change your behavior. There's a certain things I hate eating. There's something I really do not like eating. I compare that with this as well. Think of just something you really hate doing or you put off doing and make yourself do it right after you go on your ex is social. I want to make a comment about one thing that was said is that this person is better than me and what do they have that I don't have? It's so easy to look at dating this way in terms of validation that it's personal that you're deeply flawed if it didn't work out. The reality is for whatever reason you two are not a match. Doesn't mean there's something wrong with you. Also, one, this person just might be a better match for them. There's that possibility. The second piece is you are not seeing 99.9% on social media. It is a highlight reel. They are not posting their fight they got into. They are not posting, you know. The issues that are presenting themselves. So it's so easy to look at social media and think people have the perfect life or the perfect setup or they are perfect. You're not seeing any of the flaws, any of the challenges, any of the pain points, so I think the more you can remind yourself, social media is not reality. I like this framework of thinking. It's not that you are more or less than this next person. It's just a you are not a fit for this ex and we can't argue with that. We say there's a lid for every pot, you're just that lid that does not fit that pot and maybe this lid does fit that pot. It doesn't even matter at this point because you're not trying to get on that pot. I think the reframe of thinking comparing yourself to this new person, it's a very dangerous place to be because you're always going to be finding evidence and we know our brains can really spiral in that way. So maybe when you find yourself spiraling and comparing yourself to this new person, get out of notebook or get out your notes app and start just texting yourself. Hey self, just to let you know I'm doing this comparison thing again. I know that this is not the most logical thing to do and just start talking to yourself like you would to a friend because your friend would tell you this is not a very safe place to be and I want to get you out of this spiral. I do want to do a quick sidebar that by partners pointed out that we do say a lid for every pot quite a bit on this podcast. Oh yeah and I think it is a statement that we do like there is a lid for every pot. We will continue to go by that. I mess up on the other day and he's like, you know, there's a cover for every pot and I said no, it's a lid, okay? The cover. You did not. Right. Anyways, that was a quick sidebar. Back to the good stuff. I think another piece of this too is to give yourself some grace that everyone does this. Again, the fact that you can recognize that this is unhealthy.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"stalking" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Big Olaf creamery products. Sold through 7 different big Olaf stores, but also 15 independent points of sale throughout Florida, the CDC says the outbreak has sickened 23 people across ten states, one of them has died. The patients were either living in or had visited Florida weeks before getting sick. Police in New York have arrested a Brooklyn man for allegedly stalking and threatening singer Taylor Swift, police say suspect Joshua Christian entered her building on two occasions, Rolling Stone reports swift was his target, swift has yet to comment and Christian faces charges of criminal trespass and stalking. I'm Scott Carr. Embattled school police chief Pete arradondo is resigning from the Yuval city council. He was sworn into the role May 31st less than a week after the massacre at rob elementary that claimed the lives of 19 students and two teachers. He faced heavy criticism over the delayed police response to the shooting, especially after saying he didn't believe he was in charge, despite being the senior officer on the scene. In a statement aired out says his stepping down is the best decision. He was placed on administrative leave from his role as police chief on June 22nd. This 4th of July weekend health officials in LA county are urging residents to use caution against the spread of COVID, public health director Barbara farrar says it's time to double down on taking preventative measures. Let's try to slow transmission here in LA county. You can pretty much do anything you want, as long as you layer in some common sense protections. The sector reports of rising transmissions in the region at a greater number of hospitalizations. The local average daily rate has reached 8 per 100,000 residents. If it reaches ten new daily admissions in the county per 100,000 residents, it moves into the CDC's high virus activity category, a new poll shows 7 and ten Americans don't want President Biden to run for a second term. Brad Siegel has details. The Harvard caps Harris poll shared exclusively with the hill shows 71% of the roughly 1300 people surveyed don't want Biden to seek reelection. Over 40% of those say he shouldn't run again because he's a bad president while about a third say he's too old. The poll results also show those surveyed are an eager for another repeat president 61% say they don't want former president Trump to run again either. What do Olympic champion Simone Biles and Oscar winning actor Denzel Washington have in common? They're among the latest recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. They'll be honored in a White House ceremony next Thursday. Also set to receive medals and our soccer star Megan Rapinoe and Gabby Giffords, the former U.S. House member from Arizona. Badly injured by an assailant with a gun in 2011
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Governor Ron DeSantis Is Spearheading the 'Florida Model'
"Florida governor Ron DeSantis is creating a new model. Let's call it the Florida model. And this is turning heads all over the country, turning heads on quite short among fellow Republican governors. Who now go, wow, this guy is really showing how to get it done. How to deal with the media. How to neutralize opposition. And really how to insulate yourself from scandal and from counter attack. And desantis is showing that he's really a multi talented guy in the political sphere. CNN is taking notice as an interesting article that talks about desantis, and it's not negative. It actually has a grudging appreciation for him. I'll just read a few lines. He is a generational talent at seizing headlines. Now, he's stalking here the writer is about desantis star quality. I don't think desantis compares in star quality say to Trump, but nevertheless, he does have that star quality. He knows how to not so much on the force of personality, but more by seizing on the correct issue to put himself out front and put himself in the headlines. CNN goes to talk about his quote campaign inevitability. And this is another important phenomenon. Namely, the idea that I'm unbeatable, I've established myself in Florida. Yeah, you can run against me, but it's gonna be kind of token opposition. And so desantis having won a very narrow late to become the governor is now making it look like his reelection is going to be, well, if not a foregone conclusion then at least a great
Mark Levin
Rudy Giuliani: China Is Watching How Far Putin Can Push Biden
"I think what's taking place in Ukraine is Putin China I almost describe it as a child a child pushes as far as they can go until you stop them So I think Putin is out there as the stalking horse for China And he's pushing to see how far they can push Biden So that they can make safe decisions about in case of Putin how much further he wants to go and in the case of Xi Jinping should he should he get aggressive with Taiwan And I think Biden has sent them the message they want to they want to see in here I think that's why Putin stretched out the invasion I mean it was almost like it was almost like being sadistic to Biden because Biden for remember for about a month and a half was saying they're going to invade in three days And then just Putin waited and waited and waited but he always kept saying every single day I'm not going to use any military force and that we know confrontation with the Russians and they sort of made him play out on the international stage as a complete coward Now I don't think we should use military force And I'm not sure we should be in an O 5 zone but I sure know I wouldn't give that away up front The whole idea here is to make them be afraid of you These guys have monsters You got to do a Ronald Reagan on it The Russians the Russians why talk to live there in the 1980s say that the Russian people thought that Ronald Reagan was a monster He was going to come there and bomb the note no matter what Now when they read about them they have a totally different impression But he sort of played that game with them And now Putin is playing this game with us And Biden I don't know why anybody would share Biden
Bloomberg Radio New York
"stalking" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Cars are getting more expensive electrification will just accelerate that The used car market has never been hot We've seen resale values in used cars that we haven't seen really in decades So people there is such an appetite for an affordable vehicle And it's on us as an industry to make electric affordable And I think that's a huge opportunity What we found with electric is actually the brand can kind of get reinvented when you go electric and digital You can actually enter segments you haven't been in a long time So I'm really interested in the team's thoughts on this affordable section We've had a huge hit with maverick We got a lot of negative press on getting out of sedans We invested that in Bronco and maverick and the lightning And no one's really talking about getting out of sedans nowadays So I really have a lot of faith in our team on this affordable segment The maverick's been a big hit far beyond our expectations It's a pretty big signal from the market You can catch a full interview with Jim Farley at Bloomberg dot com CEO afford there And rivian ramping up its output to almost 200 delivery ready units a week This after the EV maker had to work through production snacks after missing its goals in 2021 news of the production boost sent rivian shares up as much as 14% the biggest intraday gain since November And another story we're watching a temporary restraining order was issued against a Virginia woman accused of stalking and harassing Tim Cook It's reportedly been going on for more than a year The 45 year old woman repeatedly contacting cook and even showing up at his home on two different occasions Court documents show the woman also sent cook messages including pictures of guns and ammunition Coming up the future of entertainment in 2022 will the streaming wars give way to.
Mark Levin
Caller Suspects the Ad Council Dissuades Conservative Listeners
"Regarding the war on conservative radio I'm sure you're aware of the donkey who's been stalking conservative radio status I call it the ad council Featuring hideous productions appearing thousands of times daily on conservative talk shows Why to discourage listeners of conservative radio Their own website touts over a hundred rep this corporate financial supporters Really They appear on 43,000 times a day across the United States on conservative radio shows Honestly I didn't know this This is very fascinating Go ahead Well I'm a radio not That's all I do through the TVs out a few years ago And trying to save up enough to buy one now that you're on TV Thank you Make me go back to it And I mean in a lot of these productions our geared toward kids but if that was if that was true and they weren't trying to dissuade conservative listeners why do these kids so called PSAs appear as late as 2 a.m. It doesn't look any sense And these things are so idiots that make you turn the channel off in a second And they take up a lot of time off of the radio
Mark Levin
The Hill: White House Incivility Is What 'Lost' Sen. Joe Manchin
"Joe Manchin Yeah he's been saying the same thing about the cost of this thing and about how it's going to kill the energy sector in his state of West Virginia and it balloons the power of the government up bigger than it was and all that stuff He's going to say that But when it really came when push came to shove when they said why now Why didn't you just play this out Why didn't you keep talking Why didn't you keep negotiating Why didn't you keep trying to fix this thing so that you could give Biden a win here and his answer Because of the incivility Have you read this He told the hill this he told a radio host in West Virginia I love this radio host name by the way Happy kirchhoff Hoppy Happy in the morning I do morning radio I might change my name to hoppy Hoppy is a great radio host name He said here I'm going to quote him He said talking about The White House He says it's not the president It's the staff They drove some things and put some things out that were absolutely inexcusable in civility he said A civility is a trait that mansion values He has his entire he talks about it all the time We need civility and politics and party It's a good West Virginia Right Good young man I suppose So now he has to do with the snot nosed jerks at The White House Ron klain Jen Psaki Susan Rice all the ivies right All the ivy's who know so much better and they treat him with the same old know it all disdain that they treat all of us with We hear it dripping from their voices every time they're on television talking down to us to meaning us They talk to mansion that way and you know they did and they unleash the hounds remember the people who would follow him around from his car who would stalk him at his houseboat with kayak screaming at him that incivility And so why would Manchin do them any favors
Mark Levin
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema Confronted by LUCHA Thugs in Arizona State University Bathroom
"The Democrats have sent their militia out again They've all these hardcore Marxist organizations Black Lives Matter Not so much antifa and tiva pretty much operates on its own But you have groups of illegal aliens other groups Who protest who go to the homes of Supreme Court Justices who are now trying to intimidate to United States senators to Democrats cinema and mansion in particular cinema Cinema was harassed bullied and sure it's going into a public restroom at the Arizona state University the ladies room the other day Yesterday and apparently she just flew in from Arizona to Regan national and they met her there and were harassing her there as well And this group is called Lucia LU CHA And has pointed out by power line Scott Johnson the lucha thugs who stalk senator cinema in the ladies room and Arizona state yesterday We're not out to win friends or influence people in the style of Dale Carnegie In little decency in an argument they applied time tested tactics
Julgados e Comentados
"stalking" Discussed on Julgados e Comentados
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Julgados e Comentados
"stalking" Discussed on Julgados e Comentados
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Julgados e Comentados
"stalking" Discussed on Julgados e Comentados
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Julgados e Comentados
"stalking" Discussed on Julgados e Comentados
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Ask The Health Expert
The Gut-Hormone Connection With Dr. Michael Ruscio
"Welcome to the show. Dr ruth show. I am super excited to be chatting with you. Great to be here that you're having all right so i kinda stalked you. I'm admitting it but i love. I love this whole topic of gut. Hormones as like. Okay we gotta talk about the gut hormone connection. I'm gonna. I'm gonna hunt you down and find you. Who connected me with you. Because i just started to your podcast go. Who do i know that knows him. So i found you here. You are and i'm really thrilled. Have you so first off. Thank you appreciate you taking the time out buzzer and let's dive in and 'cause i just have talked a lot on the show about hormones talked on the show about gut health but we have not talked about how gut health affects hormones so i would love to dive into that. Start there with that. There's a rich world for us to dive into Do you want to start any place in particular. Because i kind of had this dividing line where we have female hormones and thyroid hormones and can kind of oh was with one of those guys more interesting. Well we're we're interested in both and we have time so you pick where you're you to drive house that you can't you start. Let's start with thyroid. Is because this is something. I've been speaking about Quite extensively lately and maybe even taking a big step back as a prior to both hormone issues and then what will jump in the fire there. There's an order of operations. I think is very important for all healthcare consumers to be aware of because when you go on the internet and you're searching for my fatigue why do i have insomnia. Why do i have brain fog. Why do i have joint pain. You're going to arrive at many different attentional reasons for those symptoms and so having order of operations in terms of how how to go through those causes can save you a massive amount of time and money that could be squandered on doing the wrong therapy
AP News Radio
President Biden to Survey Hurricane Damage in Louisiana
"Hi Mike Rossi a reporting president Biden travels to New Orleans to survey damage from hurricane ida president Biden visits hurricane ravaged Louisiana today the president will survey damage from hurricane ida and meet with state and local leaders from impacted communities we need to get power restored we need to get more food fuel and water deployed I get hourly updates on the progress and freedom well the the night and we'll be working around the clock until the critical needs of the region are fully met idol was the fifth most powerful storm to ever come ashore in the United States after stalking Louisiana the storm's remnants track fourth and hammered parts of New York New Jersey Maryland and Pennsylvania the damages will likely be in the tens of billions of dollars Mike Crossey out Washington
Nightly Pop
"stalking" Discussed on Nightly Pop
"Very morgan. Like response yet. Julie definitely respond like but also like why. If you don't want to engage you don't want anything to do with that girl. Don't even get a piece of paper and a sherpa laying around for idea seriously. Why even engage with signs back. Just don't just close your blinds and keep moving now. She was writing real thin on her side. That's impossible to read from that distance. She could've maybe misinterpreted it. I don't like people rejecting other pupils. She misled her now. She's a stranger. Sorry oh this girl anything. I should've noticed if somebody really wants to be your friend. Do you ever think see nervous. That makes me. Somebody wants to be your friend or somebody genuinely shows interest as a girl that like six seems great and likes you. We automatically are like. Why do you wanna be my. There was just like an courtship if you try to card it's obvious and i think it turns people off you know why because when that happens you think to yourself person doesn't have any friends. I on every time we have another love that did not last. A woman posted this image from a minor league baseball game. Apparently a guy paid to have the phrase elissa. This relationship is overwritten on the jumbotron. It's akron the akron rubber duck's game. So this is by far. The most exciting thing happened to this field. So there was an announcer reading these by the way. Okay so while. There's about twenty messages to fans. There's happy birthday messages anniversary there. Were you know happy. I date messages. This was the only break-up message in the budget and the announcer. Read it in a very jovial tone. I think the announcer might have been him. Yeah i don't know. I mean to me. It's kind of like this is a petty way to break up with. So there's definitely some anger some resentment. Something happens to this. Isn't just like machines sheet that she cheated and then he was like this is over. I'm going to embarrass her. So this doesn't feel this is not you guys ever had like an embarrassing break-up somebody break up with you in a kind of a rough way. They didn't bring up with me in an embarrassing way. The guy that she cheated on me with she broke up with me in an embarrassing whereby by telling me in the relationship. Yeah he goes by the way slept together fairly. He was very afraid of me. Your friends he was when we were in high schools like tenth grade so it wasn't a lot a lot of logic back then. Yeah and then he goes by the way. I think there are others. And the scavenger hunt begins. You know i did something. i thought. It was pretty smart at the time. I was like by the way he told me. And so and so told me and the so and so had told me but she was like yeah. I'm sorry i got you. And then it was like no i gotcha. This woman needed advice after her husband refused you. Stop looking at other women's butts. She said he treats her like a princess but says he can't help himself when it comes to staring at other women feel like this is a man that does not respect his woman if you are going to and everybody every guy you're with your husband your boyfriend what they're always looking at someone hot in in in their obvious non obvious way where you're sore we so we're just flick exactly by the time he's passed you have already checked him up and down and check this credit before i even know it's true i mean like we do the same thing we're just a lot slicker about yet in our so obvious when they're checking a woman out i was naked. I kid you not. Yesterday i was driving and this woman walked through the crosswalk. She was in workout gear. Like a half top and shorts. The man next to me almost hit my car. Yeah like i was. I do like act like you've seen a body boy who lost his almost tried to cross in front of me to go see the girl. It was so funny to watch like men literally lose their attractive woman. Yeah hundred someone you love and you really don't want to hurt them. You can definitely you can avoid it. Most men are good at like. I wanna make it. If i wouldn't even i would like see him. Come in and i'd go. I know that if she turns around my is going to go there. I can't. I'm not even gonna look at her anymore. I'm not gonna give it. The i'm not gonna give her the opportunity to turn around on me so i don't look at all but then there are also women and we've all kind of maybe seeing this at a bar restaurant. Something we're one woman walks through and you can see almost every guy's head turn we have no choice. That is a demi-god walking through the building. Demi god oh my god. I don't know if it's a good feeling but then also when it's unsolicited and you're like don't do that right now. There's nothing worse you're like. Stop stop whistling. You cannot with no so whistle a heckling. I feel like i feel like people get whistled at sometimes and it makes me want to stop the car and break their face eating their lunch on skyscraper. Beans it's being bill. Hey my me is gross. It's whistling you could do it as a fun bit like you could do it as a jogi go. Are you sleeping beauty. What whistle was that. all right. hopefully that clears up revise because that is unfortunately all the time we have for tonight. I know the show up fast. Set your dvr and we will see you tomorrow night..
Unraveled: A Long Island Serial Killer
Uncovering the Story of the Online Serial Predator "Antisense"
"The cyber world is the latest frontier of human interaction. But for all the good at his brought it remains dangerous territory revengeful personalities an unstable mines have the ability at their fingertips to toy with people's lives to the point where they're victims have no place to hide in no laws to protect them. We've got a small taste of this ourselves a few years ago during our early days of podcast hosting for brief period i was stocked online by a stranger and it was scary. I'll give some details on that later. But made billion curious about the dark and even deadly world of cyber stalking. We wanted to export deeper over this past year. Alexis and i have spoken with dozens of victims of cybercrimes along with the professionals who investigated these cases pursued these offenders we encountered horrific stories of lives upended disturbing tales of extortion and psychological terror an unbelievable cases that ended in murder. And we uncover the granddaddy of them. All the predator. Who not only targeted vanessa. V but of fifty other victims over the better part of four decades. I decided to tell a story because every male friend. I talked to told me not to do it. They said i should stop investigating and stop inserting myself into this world. People are scared of these criminals and not enough people are speaking out because of it. And i'm telling the story because having now investigated it. I came to realize that you'd rather face a guy in an alley with a knife than an online predator with a keyboard. You know you might get hurt in the knife fight. At least you'd have a fighting chance against the cybercriminals you're fighting with hands tied behind your back.
The Mason Minute
Tracking Devices (MM #3731)
"The Maison with Kevin Nation. I often say technology is a great thing. But at times, there are some privacy issues, a story out of Texas. Nice thing about a woman who found one of the child tracking devices in her purse the other day, but it wasn't hers with apple. Adding there are tagged function, there are more ways for you to possibly track other people or you to be track and women's safety. Experts are issuing caution saying that we need to watch out for these things. Now, with that said, a tile tracker like this woman found in her purse, their tracks, through Bluetooth, which has a short range. But if the person is stalking you off, the person is trying to stay near you. It could still pose some problems. Manufacturers are going to have to deal with these issues as we get further and further into them. I realize with the technology we have now more and more safety issues need to be addressed wage. It's going to happen moving forward but think first and always make sure to check your surroundings and in some cases check your purse to make sure people aren't trying to follow you just an isolated incident right now, but could it be a sign of something? I think we need to worry about it. Ma'am.
The Mason Minute
Tracking Devices (MM #3731)
"The Maison with Kevin Nation. I often say technology is a great thing. But at times, there are some privacy issues, a story out of Texas. Nice thing about a woman who found one of the child tracking devices in her purse the other day, but it wasn't hers with apple. Adding there are tagged function, there are more ways for you to possibly track other people or you to be track and women's safety. Experts are issuing caution saying that we need to watch out for these things. Now, with that said, a tile tracker like this woman found in her purse, their tracks, through Bluetooth, which has a short range. But if the person is stalking you off, the person is trying to stay near you. It could still pose some problems. Manufacturers are going to have to deal with these issues as we get further and further into them. I realize with the technology we have now more and more safety issues need to be addressed wage. It's going to happen moving forward but think first and always make sure to check your surroundings and in some cases check your purse to make sure people aren't trying to follow you just an isolated incident right now, but could it be a sign of something? I think we need to worry about it. Ma'am.
Stuff They Don't Want You To Know Audio
"stalking" Discussed on Stuff They Don't Want You To Know Audio
"Super board here and you know depression in loopless nece and all those things can lead one down. I bet has and i bet. That's why boredom as actually. I just thought about ben. That's why boredom is tested because in some of the prison systems not to jump back to harpo great great but soon as intertwine. Yeah they really do in some of the prison systems. They're specifically looking to see if an inmate has suicidal thoughts or self harm thoughts of self harm or harming others but specifically self harm because the rates of self harm in some the prisons in china are so high. They're attempting to just make sure nobody is planning to hurt themselves at day Yes i see. That is an astute an excellent point at end you know. Both of these stories are really about the erosion of privacy in the obsessive tracking of people with the ultimate goal of predicting their actions. You know you're not far off at all if you're thinking like matted about pre-crime this is absolutely the both of these things absolutely lead to that path But this one. This story now from robert is primarily at this point about messing with your head and priming you to buy stuff not an amazon prime reference. But i guess away. Yes sorry jeff. I'm not paying for that one. I just called jeff. So robert goes on and he says here's where it gets truly nuts though if my phone is regularly in the same. Gps location as another phone. They take note of that. They start reconstructing the web of people. I'm in regular contact with the advertisers can cross reference my interest and browsing history and purchase. History to those around me is start showing me different stuff based on the people around me so family. Friends co workers knowing this is just a pause in his tweets knowing this man just think about how sticky and strange those events can get like. Let's say oh. Let's take richard okay. Let's say richards mini tour stone sculpture and whoopie cushion were a success and Let's say Richard got a ton of boyfriend points for live high on the hog i and he is scrolling through some social media app or something and he starts seeing ads for wedding rings and he thinks well. I'm against the idea of matrimony. I am never going to get married. Why the hell is this showing up for me. Most your significant other really really wants to get married and that puts you that puts you in a weird situation. That's possible and robert. That's where we continue. Roberts tweets here it will serve me. Add he says for. I don't want but it knows someone. I'm in regular contact with might wants to subliminally get me to start a conversation about. I don't know beat me on this dock in toothpaste. It never needed to listen to me for this. It's just comparing aggregated metadata and then he also says look. This is out in the open tons of people report on this. It's just no one cares. We decided privacy isn't worth it. It's a losing battle. We've already given way too much of ourselves. And then he goes on to share some fantastic resources. That are highly recommend a reply. All excellent podcasts. They have agreed episode. Is facebook spying on you. We have a pretty solid episode on it too that could definitely use an update because it several years old but most of the information and there is still relevant and correct and then one that i thought would be great forever once read is Your times op ed. Twelve billion phones. One data set zero privacy and so robert walks through this. He says so. They know my mom's they know i was at my mom's than you might twitter now i get twitter ads for moms toothpastes. Your dad isn't just about you. It's about how can be used against every person no or people you don't to shape behavior unconsciously. I know and it's not. It's not science fiction anymore. It's not the realm of speculative novels. Were screenplays this is happening. And it's going to continue and you. You can read more of roberts writing and and some of the responses to this. But i wanna this is what i keep thinking about matt and i'd love to have your thoughts on this. How close does this get us to a system of sesame credit by this. I mean like When we were all going into the office every day we you know we work on any number shows. Were recording all the time. How much of our data was inner late. Right you or knoll. Get a an ad for you. Know like tactical gear or something. Because we hang out. And i was looking at it or would i get would would You know like a whole mission. Control or alexis doc holliday. Get an ad for magic the gathering because you were looking at new sets right and there would think. Well that's weird. I wonder why mark or whomever wants me to play magic. The gathering strange. I never got into it. I am a ghost sashimi guy. Or whatever i would just be like well you should really try straight eben. You know. it's got like this harry potter vibe with all these different clans within a school they all study different things you know. I think he'd really be into it. Yeah like why. Can't you just recommended anyway. Trying to try to the work you do just did. So a side note. I used to collect magic the gathering card. When i was little so it actually would be strange. That awesome wait. Do you still have. I was trying to find them. And i couldn't Because i was thinking they might actually be worth a lot of but that they ll be well according to robert. It doesn't matter if you say magic the gathering out loud again seven more times because your social media isn't listening to you. Well now you have been on zoom call with me a lot and i've been searching magic a lot so could be happening. We'll also the algorithms could get it wrong. I mean how hilarious would it be if we were talking about magic the gathering but the algorithm just picked up the idea of magic and we started getting ads. I like to become stage. Magicians better conversation like and psycho. How is your weekend Met i got really into magic like no way. What cards do you have. And then i just pull out like a deck of fifty. To one of these is yours. Yeah i don't know through that concerned with a terrible joke. But but the reason i'm bringing this up is because having your your data and your life be bound to the company the software believes you keep could in the future have a negative impact on you. What if for instance as the.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
Delving Into the Mind of the BTK Serial Killer With Dr. Katherine Ramsland
"Katherine ram slant. I'm a professor of forensic psychology and the author of confessions of a serial killer. What i call guided. Dennis rader the t k. Serial killer. Dr ramsland had unprecedented access to one of the most notorious serial killers in american history. She's a real life minehunter. She spent years working with dennis rader to figure out his psyche. Why he became a killer. It wasn't just dennis rader talking about himself in any which way he wanted. It was me guiding him toward the end of benefit in criminal justice psychology and law enforcement so that whatever we were doing would end up providing insights and also The proceeds benefit the victims families before we get started. Let me tell you. The story of dennis rader raider killed ten people in kansas over thirty years before he was finally caught. Bt k. stands for bind torture. Kill one of the things that was so frightening about raider is that he seemed relatively normal. This is from her book through jailhouse visits telephone calls and written correspondence. Catherine rams lynn worked with raider himself to analyze the layers of his psyche using his drawings. Letters interviews and raiders unique coats. She presents in meticulous detail. The childhood roots and development of one man's motivation to stalk torture and kill. Dennis rader grew up an all american boy in kansas into the heart of america with religious values and and intact family etc and yet he developed the idea that he wanted to be famous. He got attachments to Serial killers he read about as a teenager. Intrude detective magazines and girls made him feel uncomfortable and off balance so he began to put those things together. As a way to keep women under control was to be and to become famous was to become serial killer so his fantasies began to form around that notion and then he just identified with one day he was going to be is famous. Jack the ripper or ted bundy or any of the other ones and He said about to do that.
Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"stalking" Discussed on Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"But now so i i attract people in my life or could retitled but we've honest only looking for it. So that's what i'm saying. That probably i was meant to eventually. Someday start to do my own readings. Because i kept on meeting people in my life like a teenager like the girlfriend on my cousin. Brad tunnel and then she took his woman were at tunnel. I went to tenor. ethan. I met this woman read tarot. It was always with me especially five. He was calling me. But you know because in europe this immediately. I can tell you. This things are not so popular. So i never like. I wasn't very common. So i think yeah i started. Probably the few people were to this. I i've never i didn't think was Was considered something. Really kinda weird out pair so i never cultivated. I never knew this This idea right learning there. I think things change for me drastically when i came to the us and such to do yoga and such to get into more like the the spiritually not just reading it actually practicing and when i brought to score friend of mine. Oh yeah. san francisco's where you're gonna start. Get it all psychics. The tarot and the wild that. Yeah that's interesting. Yeah so sorry. Were you saying you had your friend of san francisco what happened. we'll talk. Took me one night this spiritual place where we did like deep. Meditation was focused on the chuck right in march but it was really a profound as just as discovery journey like. Oh look they're like this. The this other reality people are cultivating these things that he doesn't fat doesn't dealing feel weird to me. It was like just something very interesting in something to explore and then yet i just kept on reading more and eating more people more speed for people like the you know the neighbor on my in-laws is the woman who works with with energy you know and and people balance in the ranji fro the chocolate. So i don't you attract what you put into the universe. And i feel like i was like the universe kept on telling me several times. You gotta get into depth. You know it was always like okay but like our gonna duties and then eventually you know the time cain to launch my own thing and i know that the journey logging in last a lifetime we grow spiritually never runs a so. That's what i'm saying now. It's my written report the national plan. Tomorrow it can be a can become a healer. Yeah i think you should go back and clear out. The pope's shock rose the.
Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"stalking" Discussed on Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"And was like i gotta buy this candle and so i. It was like kind of reminded like milo than rebirth and when i asked the beyond continuing session. The big message of my guides was audubon. Motherhood and the fact that motto is like much more spiritual than i think and then my gifts will develop from and my son and i are very connected spiritually and this spiritual growth full like impediment like mine lot motherhood and my business in my spiritual gifts interesting. I feel like there's more here too. I feel like you're going to crack. Whatever this hologram shape was Yeah i you know what i need to ask. Because i'm just so interested in the differences between european spirituality and american spirituality. Because you know what for you to start doing tarot and explore some of these stuff. In italy i mean. Do you feel like there is a difference where you're from originally. How is terro read differently in europe. Then you feel like with all the spiritual guidance you've had here in the us so far so first of all. I was born in a catholic family so my dad forced me to go to church with youngest so definitely the rabble and when i was the right age to decide who was like. No i'm going to find my own truth. I want to hear about this. Gosh using psychics as a teenager to get back at your parents. I hope you were everything about you is rebellion. Okay so tell me. Tell me more about this rebellious streak. Maybe maybe navy..
Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"stalking" Discussed on Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"Down to the big part of it and that was the after the phone call then. I couldn't really connect with you like even at a distance you know and really and also talked to my guys about what. What is it that. I can get this person that is just for this person. You know that can really help them. Heal and improve their life. And so basically what i do is i start with an analysis of your chocolate system so i start in writing and say hey. This is all your chocolate system. Looks like this is what i think. The blake big blockages are. And here's all you. Can you can kill this mortgages. And i usually suggest like a specific on these allegations. That can help you know. Honestly just like about the specific problems. Some people come with trauma they never matter ma were. They were on their sexual assault. Involves it depends on the specific problems. So it's people writing people writing to you. Sorry to interrupt. I are they. So they're not writing at all. There's no writing at any part of this. The question is very basic. Soy chevette trauma. There's the pundits as their specific trauma that happen in your life than should know about so. You can see if you don't want to you. Can you'd have to say it but you know it really helps like to know the specifics like if there are big things in your life that is. Yeah but yeah. It's just have to to ride so much but just the question is very busy. 'cause i'm wondering if you can look at someone's writing and tell what shock was her blocked..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"stalking" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Skirts of unfair economic practices to crack down in Hong Kong and human rights abuses. Donald Trump's impeachment. Charles sees graphic video off the violent mob rampaging through the U. S. Capitol, stalking vice president Mike Pence and High Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Never maybe a beat testament despite recording in that last one more malls, miss expectations on net income. We have those details for you, which is gone. Nine AM across the Emirates on Menace Crane in Dubai and I'm using community and right alongside you, then we are looking at a picture off relative stability across a lot of these key assets. You was Treasuries. Futures are the ones that I'm looking at. Because the cash market is actually closed at the moment won't trade until the London Open. It was a perfect overnight session than four Treasury to the weaker than expected C P. I. Strong 10 year auction and then the dovish speech from the Fed chair that really set it up for a strong move, and then on the technical side, it might be looking like 1.2% of the near term ceiling is what the market's life team is writing about. Ready. Crude Lord by 6/10 of 1%. Citigroup, writing a note saying that it is time to revise the price forecasts upwards of $70 a barrel by the end of the year. The Saudi led production cuts are going to work in terms of bringing down inventories and demand just looking better than expected menace. Well, they're all jumping on the consensus bandwagon, aren't they? But look at this. You said the dollar Dying for the fifth day in a row. There's two very important things to consider. You have nascent inflation on the CP. I print but you've got the double doves off the Fed and the Treasury power. We're not there yet. In terms of employment, Yellen the message unemployment, I would say you have a double punch of the doves on the dollar, where stocks almost feel as if they're saying to the market. We're fully valued. You're looking at the dollar time for the fifth day in a row. On that you are looking at stocks. As I say. In this earning season, 83% beat on yet even on the back of nascent inflation and a dovish power yesterday, stocks Early budge. Let's translate those narratives to the Asian market. Juliet Sally's getting ready for her New Year's celebration, but she has a job to do today before Jules Yeah, just waiting to start eating those mooncakes menace. But we have got a lot of markets, of course out of action today. China is closed. Hong Kong closed early Japan out of action for a different holiday. You did see Hong Kong closed higher by half of 1% ahead of the Lunar New Year break, but 10 centuries falling from those records in the company has confirmed that one of its employees Is facing a corruption investigation in China. They have bean very clear to say, though, that this probe does not involve we chat data. The offshore yuan is pretty flat there after the body she called. We didn't see much moving implied volatility there, too with not too many risks, catalysts following the outcome off that phone call, or at least what we know and the Australian market closing lower by about 1/10 of 1%, but we did see some good movement coming through. Material players today. Of course, we have that call from JP Morgan that the commodities market has likely entered an upswing phase of a new supercycle use of Yeah, that's a lot to factor in. But thank you for the moment that really it's Sally there with the details on the accident, Asia there's some lines crossing then, in a busy earning season that is from Donna Gas. No, they operate as a natural gas company. In fact, the largest listed one of the company everything from exploration to production, they're coming in with the fiscal year Net loss. 1.38 billion therms. That revenue line is a 1.28 billion Durham's over the last 12 months. This stark seen quite a bit of volatility together with the energy markets here today. We're down about 3%. But we are gonna be speaking to the CEO in a bid to get a little bit of context about the road ahead, Man. We are indeed all the questions Iran Iraq, So let's get up to speed. First word headlines for you. It's Thursday morning. Donald Trump's impeachment, Trump has seen graphic video of violent mobs that rampaged through the U. S. Capitol, stalking vice president Mike Pence and.