35 Burst results for "Strasbourg"
Frankrijk Binnendoor
A highlight from Wat is er leuk aan Straatsburg? Heel veel!
"Hello, and welcome to a podcast by Frankruy Pinedoor. The website is Frankruy .com, with blogs, ebooks, podcasts and books by Frankruy Pinedoor. So as we know, the best seller of Frankruy Pinedoor is Frankruy Pinedoor. And the new Frankruy Pinedoor is ready. I'm Frankruy Pinedoor, and welcome to this podcast by the LSAs. And today's podcast is called Strandsburger. Do you know me? My first job in Strandsburger was as a police officer. But what is the difference between Strandsburger and Strandsburger? In this podcast, I'm not the only one in the city, but there are a lot of people in the city, and a lot more people in the city. When the police arrived in Strandsburger, Frank knew that I was going to go to Strandsburger. That's when he said he was going to go to Strandsburger. And that was when the police arrived. It was a few years ago that I was asked to pass a list of my trips to Strandsburger. He said that I was going to go to Strandsburger, but I didn't know that I was going to go to Strandsburger, and then my one place was at the LSAs. I went to the airport and told him that I was going to go to Strandsburger. I went to a colonial airport with diplomats, who were police officers and military officers. The airport told me that I was going to go to Strandsburger. I told him that I was going to go to Asberghat on the flight. He told me that I was going to go to the airport on the flight. also The airport told me that I was going to get right to the flight, they told me that I was going to stay 5km in the zombie traffic, not the plane. I protestors from the airport that I was going to go to, I told him that I was going to go to his second R And since I was in Ingersheim, flying by Colmar for Blev, I started my journey with a train to Hahn. I went to the station in Colmar to check out all the trains in Strasbourg.
The Tennis.com Podcast
"strasbourg" Discussed on The Tennis.com Podcast
"But I think of that year, instant classic. I mean, that was just amazing. And what about wild rides, right? Because you see tournament, you see like these runs by improbable improbable situations. I remember Caroline Garcia's run in Beijing, where she went always in the final half of the year. That would, to me, was like, I didn't see that coming, right? It was just sort of a wild ride. What tournaments were you souping? Being a supervisor, where you from start to finish was like, oh, wow, I just saw history unfold. Man, I think that was really hard. I think from my side. That I can remember, you know, it was 20, 2020, yeah, 2020 during COVID, where events were just coming back in Strasbourg. So it's a two 50 actually in France. Everything was still very tough. And I remember that match there was this curl called Diana yacht shrimp, I know which a lot of people didn't know about her at that one still. You know, and then she just comes out and, you know, did something blank with what she did to lean, you know, so they just has this amazing run and she basically weighing determine and you just see it this girl like she was that thing at that .18 or 17. Of this younger players that has a huge potential, which I think are probably a lot of people don't know about R but I think for me that was just very memorable because you see her and her mom, my coach in just as a teenager is still winning those type of tournaments at that age, it has to be something that just flows her mind and how do you deal with that. So I think for me it was just seeing that in which maybe in 5 years you'll see her exploding and she laptop ten and stuff like that. But for me, it's still strong folds. But yeah, I think for me that was one bigger that I saw a player such as that unfolding. Yeah, I remember that. I remember that. And then I was wondering, could when you see that it happened a week before a slam? It's almost like the curse, right? It's almost like, all right, you just want to turn them in. You stayed in that city longer than anybody else. You got to the slam late, right, or the day before, whatever. You ask for a late start, but in the slam, you don't get delayed start because top half player one time, bottom half, so depending on what half you get there. Yeah. You gotta be ready to play right away.
Dateable Podcast
"strasbourg" Discussed on Dateable Podcast
"I think it just takes a lot out of you. That's like the side of travel no one talks about. While also the pre planning too. Yeah, I'll be I'm gonna be in like 5 or 6 different cities. So I'm looking at hotels. I'm looking at where what we're gonna eat. What we're gonna do, and I'm on my own for some of it, I'm with my mom for some of it. I'm with my coworkers for some of it. Right. So it's like context shifting is also very exhausting. This pre planning, I wish I didn't have to do that. So where are you going? Because it's primarily a work trip. Where are you going as personal or is it all through work and just some days you have off? I'll have a week with my mom and that's the Thanksgiving week bleeding into the next week a little bit. So we are, we'll be coming from Paris. So we're going to explore central France. We're going to go to Strasbourg and then we're going to Leon then we're going to Bordeaux. I think that's the plan for now, but my mom's, you know, Julie, my mom's, she loves to travel, and she's kind of spontaneous, I would say, for an older Chinese lady. She just was willing to do this. It wasn't that much dough. Yeah. It was not. She was booked the ticket and then she said to me, she's like, you know, let's just book the bookends, the beginning of their trip and the end of their trip, but in the middle, let's just see where we want to go and just go. Nice. Love it. Love it. She's super spontaneous. Yeah. But my dad will be home for Thanksgiving. I feel bad about that, but he didn't want to come on the trip. He'll have mojo and they'll have their own Thanksgiving together. Well, as long as he has mojo, there he goes. I don't know, that's a great consolation prize. Mocho won't be doing much. He's like sitting at the dinner table.
The Tennis.com Podcast
"strasbourg" Discussed on The Tennis.com Podcast
"I do have a question for you though because you say, you know, playing playing playing, what did you make? And obviously it works one Rome. But what did you make of her not playing Madrid after she had won a few tournaments in a row? So I thought that was smart because if you play Madrid and you win it, you take off Rome, you're definitely not gonna go play a two 50 in Strasbourg or anywhere else. So now you got two weeks off before slam and that's probably too much time. So you can't play both Madrid and Rome if you're ego. If you're gonna skip one, you skip skip the first one. Right? So that you can have more matches closer to this land. Right? So that was, that was tricky, right? And I don't really think it matters, honestly. Let me tell you why. When you think about a young player or a tennis player's biggest injury, biggest risk. To injury, it is time on court. And you look at somebody like big foe. Right? My guy. But he blew a four one lead in a minute, right? And so when you do that, you end up being on the court longer than you should. When you look at iga, because you'll be up three one, the server will have a game point. And she's still trying to get that point. You know, where some people are like, whatever, you can hold. Right? I'm still having a break, whatever, you can hold. Right? She doesn't do that. Yeah. And so when you look at, we talk about her scores. She's really, she could have played both, not saying that she should have. She did the right thing clearly. But she could have played both because how efficient she is. She just says, you know what? I'm gonna go a 100% from start to finish. And I'm wearing two O one. I'm not gonna go 50%, let you hold and I hold that you hold and I hold. And at four all, I'll try to break. She doesn't do that. So she's not on the court as long. So when you look at I would ask them if you look at her time on.
Everything Everywhere Daily
"strasbourg" Discussed on Everything Everywhere Daily
"The danish author hans christian andersen published a fairytale called the red shoes in his story of ain. Young girl puts on a pair of red shoes. That were cursed once she starts dancing. She's unable to stop. An angel appears and tells her that she can't stop dancing and even when she dies the shoes will continue dancing with her inside them then as is pretty typical for fairytale. She gets her feet cut off and then dies by the way. There is an excellent film adaptation of the story which was released in nineteen forty eight by the british director. Michael powell and emmerick pressburger. I highly recommend watching it if you haven't already seen it. The fairytale of the red shoes wasn't totally fabricated out of nothing however there have been stories for hundreds of years in europe of people and sometimes many people who had dance until they collapsed. This condition went by many different names including dancing mania. The dancing plague corio romania saint. John's dance and saint vitus. Dance the bouts of dancing mania would affect children and adults men and women and they primarily occurred between the thirteenth century and the early seventeenth centuries all in europe even though it sounds like it might be something totally fabricated these instances of dance mania. Were very well documented. They happened enough times in enough places to enough people that it was known to be an actual thing. One of the first recorded. Instances of dance mania occurred in the seventh century but little is known about it beyond the fact that it happened sometime around the year ten twenty there was a case of eighteen people who began spontaneously dancing around a church during christmas eve service. In bernburg germany there was a thirteenth century outbreak with a group of children who were traveling between the cities of erfurt and arnstein. In what is today germany. They danced the entire twenty kilometer distance. And it should be noted that this occurred very close to the time that the story of the pied piper of hamlyn came out which has a very similar theme one of the largest and most famous outbreaks have dance mania occurred on june twenty-fourth thirteen seventy four in the town of aachen germany. Starting with just a small number of dancers it eventually took over thousands of people and spread to nearby cities and regions such as cologne franconia metz strasbourg and utrecht. I have to stress that these outbursts have dancing. Were not people getting up to dance at a music festival. They would start dancing and then they wouldn't stop. The dancing could go on for hours and some people and for others. It would go on for days or even weeks. Some people wouldn't stop until they dropped from exhaustion or in some cases even death. The dancers were often reported to be in a state of unconsciousness. And that they couldn't control themselves over the decades. These outbreaks of dance mania would periodically show up and they would almost always occur in area around. What is today western germany. The best known case of the dancing plague and the case of this episode is titled after occurred in the year. Fifteen eighteen in the city of strasbourg from the accounts. We have it all started with a single woman named frau trotha. I should note that strasbourg france today but it was part of the holy roman empire at the time and it was predominantly german speaking back.
Being Well with Dr. Rick Hanson
Overcome Your Limiting Beliefs
"Last week we talked about some of the big kinds of us people can hold about themselves and the world and particularly we started talking about some of the ways where those views can hold us back so for the body of today's episode. We're going to go through and identify some of the big categories of common limiting beliefs. Block sir unwise views however you want to refer to them. We'll talk through them a bed and then we'll explore what we can do about them. So does that sound good. Well just jump in. I'm gonna tell you now. This really neat little process. That i just kinda came up with recently so i'm happy about it. And it summarizes a whole lot of psychology grand bowed how to change your mind nan. The acronym is pass. P. a. s. s. in which we pass beyond old ways of thinking about things that are not good for us or other people so the quick summary us and it's an easy way to remember it piece stands for pause so as soon as you start to recognize the you're getting bothered by something you're getting reactivated or maybe you're just feeling held back feeling muzzled or constrained or are you starting to feel ghana's space here sleep here numb you know. Something's cooking pause. Find your footing. Get on your own side. Try to understand what's upsetting you. Get a sense of it just pause for a moment it can only be a breath by your pausing second. Appreciate what else has actually okay. In other words very often we engage eliminating believe 'cause we're feeling challenged or strasbourg or something terrible has happened okay. Whatever is actually true about that. What else can you appreciate. That's working that's on your side for example. You're still breathing. Appreciate the your body is still here appreciate that you have resources in your life. You have opportunities. You have people who are on your side. You have capabilities of nate talents. just appreciate is really helpful. You know you kinda track okay. i'm. I'm okay here i'll care and then third shift your view. That's where you get into the meat event where you start usually by understanding your reactions was going on in my mind. Why do i think this way second. You get more objective about it you realize. I don't really need to keep thinking that way. There ought to good reasons. Why don't have to keep thinking that way and then you basically step into in your mind a new way of being about it. You actually make the shift. You start to agree with the other way of thinking about thanks. So that's the shift your view
The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"strasbourg" Discussed on The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
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The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"strasbourg" Discussed on The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
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Seventy in new york city seventy seven for the high partly cloudy well and a slight chance of rain in hotlanta in in seventy degrees right now. Going on to a high of eighty two cloudy with a small chance of rain around one pm today in miami is eighty two degrees partly cloudy in. The rain's gonna start around two pm's below heavier in miami and the high will be six today chicago. Sixty eight degrees eighty four the high end sunny and loss angeles. It is sixty eight sixty four degrees right now. Eight will be. The hive is going to be clear. A sixty three in louisville eighty four for the high end sunny and in rochester is fifty nine degrees as of now. It's going to be a beautiful sunny day in. The high would be eighty one degrees. That's the way have for you all look like where you are coming to you live. Have you wanna show featuring sidney j i started rage. Wanna start right on your personal. Get your morning star right. God bless each and every one of you guys. We have the morning. 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The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"strasbourg" Discussed on The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"Now the pieces won't yeah right. And then you get picked up. And then you head on over to strasbourg eastward. Yeah now how you feeling. We're how long did it take. We'll take a break. We had nine o'clock cindy. How long did it take for that liquor to hit the membrane. It was instantaneous. Because i hadn't eaten for the day 'cause you know i'm on my diet. So and intermittent fasting and i had worked. Dan had the show and everything. We didn't have the show. Because it yesterday but i worked all day and all that so i ended eat and yet so you know when you don't e- you don't have that bays then you know you just the liquor hits you faster so the hit me pretty fast. I got a little bit of a headache. But i just kept that movie and then we just commend drinking. I went to somebody's backyard. Front yard event. It was actually shot up to shonda logan. 'cause i think remember that time that i met sean logan and she was like at somebody's house or whatever veneta didn't you come with me last year to beat up with shonda somewhere as somebody's house..
The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"strasbourg" Discussed on The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"I i went back to those houses this year with somebody else and and they were doing all this whole big fireworks thing so i went there and i drank some more. Oh shut out to these people. They were doing like frozen drinks. I told them we were going to bring them on the show. I was wrong. Of course who radio five people on the show. So we lost. Because my phone's going on so you went. You got the east stroudsburg you went up to the wasteland right where the buffalo roam and us with some folks and then what happened. You went to a number. You went to the bar after that after they were done fireworks. And everything like that then. We went to the bars went to about three of them. Yeah so in strasbourg. Yeah they have. They have three boys each strasbourg and time. Okay thanks for sharing. you don't have to be back home seeing. Oh my friend all right. So and how did your friends was like one of these jubilo kinda like celebrations like cenis back in town and yeah they were like. Oh you're here for the day. They're excited they're hanging out like laughing and stuff so now now now now. It's two o'clock in the morning. Exactly how bill going to so now. Now it's like to actually to thirty to forty five when we actually left the bar because we were talking and then we headed over to walla. Everyone's get something to drink and then they were backed up at. Wow woz you know. Everybody was in the parking lot. Or whatever then salsa and then we're gonna let this go because we just doing just talking for me you know. Stay in the nine o'clock. I just want to make cities like she's almost looking better. I'm paying cameroon. So in a minute any now the wa wa run because you know we talked about that the wallow..
The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"strasbourg" Discussed on The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"When you put your work you got really good and then cine everybody the cameras just on me for for number five more minutes because what makes us sydney's comfortable with and she got a is close. It's just a lot going on here. It'd be what air ones well i kind of. La up kind of coal awhile in the cine win my internal temperatures wack cine I saw no ice in beverage. You now i very cool shot and then Sit a second. Before you swig institute swing back. What would it was it was it was it was city but was it a fill in euphoria like was it a feeling like like you accomplish something and you're not like how they win the championship and the guy's going to lock got champagne. Emergency we feel type before you know. But i was like kind of like excited because i was like yeah like. Let's get this party started. I i was excited. I was by myself initially. Because i was waiting for somebody to come pick me up and i wanted to get the shot out of the way so then when you do that shot back. Did you do the whole shimmy at the shoulders. And i did did you do. Yeah that's what i did. And i took another one right after that back back back to back in that finished the second one. What did you say. That's why i said yeah. And then i told alexa play. Some music started dancing right. Wow let's now the beasts. Yeah right and then you get picked up. And then you head on over to strasbourg eastward. Yeah now how you feel. And how long did it take. We'll take a break. We had nine o'clock. ya cindy. How long did it take for that liquor to hit. The membrane to it was instantaneous..
Against All Odds with Cousin Sal
"strasbourg" Discussed on Against All Odds with Cousin Sal
"He doesn't matter his shoulder can get injured. Come back the next day and hit two home runs and then i'll still four basis. He's pretty great at. That's probably decent odds. I'm knockin argument to there. I'm just kinda bombed gr-. I mean as a kid like you. You have one all star per to somehow the pirates up to all stars and the may only have one and he's not showing up to the games. Imagine like as a seven-year-old like yeah so that's why that homerun derby win was so big jan. Anything else jump out at you. I know these there are some to not make the playoff odds at are fun to look at but yeah. I've got a couple long shop playoffs cedar plus many. I wouldn't mind sprinkling a little on angels to make the playoffs of plus seven fifty. Back to five hundred. They've about five hundred who they competing with the mariners. I mean yeah the as but again. The angels are a high contact team. They put the ball in play all the time. If they can fix their pitching they still had yet to see. Justin upton and mike trout like they need the. They're not all healthy yet so if they can all be held the i can see them going on rent. Don has been unhealthy all year. He's on the isle right now. So get all those guys back in the lineup. Shohei otani is the best player in baseball. Obviously he's gonna take the al mvp in jared walsh's been just unbelievable like fifth in the league. Rbi something like that insane. So i can see the angels doing that at plus seventy and the other one if this is really crazy. But they've done it before plus eleven twenty on the nationals. Again if they get back a healthy schwarzenegger they get back. A healthy strasbourg and juan soto has yet to get hot and he will was just starting to heat up so i it's possible they could make a late pushes while so those kind of long shots. That's pretty good. I don't wanna say. Obviously my mets are in the first place but that division is up for grabs right like i was looking at braves. Five to one phillies. Five to one fifteen and one is a little out. Their rates are dim. Why who's done. Braves accused season at around ian anderson. Probably going on. I l like they're they're done. Yeah so we'd give them but you know it's still the mets and phillies at five to one. That's fifteen one to jump out there like you said you know mrs a few starts. We get a couple. I don't know how we're doing it with some of his pitching like really just crazy in the sunday show. We did bullpen by committee. And it didn't work. I see you'd have a bunch of games like that coming up by the forgot to throw in my my pick brewers thirteen to one. They were fifty to one the start the year. They're fifty three and thirty nine ever four-game lead which is the biggest in the nl. I think for councils. Don't it with the arms. I have four all stars right burns. Peralta would drift closer hater. All stars narvaez batting three hundred. And like when you talk about. I get it pitching in october. You know maybe kershaw's out maybe bowers out. Maybe they do have the best staff in the league. So i would take the nationally brewers at thirteen to one or fifty to one. I think that's decent decent nuts. I don't know what do i know about this Jen were you Pleased with your performance in the extra points dot com draft. Now i take too. many longshots. Should've played more safe. Plays but what. I get to write jovovich to win wimbledon and astor's to be leading it all star break. Got the last one right right. Oh i guess technically yeah you got jovic to win. Yeah so i was looking at this aisle. I forgot to count them up. But i think there were so what we did was. This was february. This was like the week after the super bowl and about fourteen of us competed a futures draft. And it's a snake draft and you could take most futures on the board that that pay off by july fifteenth or by the all star break. So there was. Mvp people took lebron win. Mvp people took the kentucky derby of which we had no idea which horses were n. but anyway i think harry the only horse that actually raced in the kentucky derby we had you had home run leaders at the all star break. You had wimbledon yet french open. You had everything and brother brian. Congratulations you came in first thing on. Did you get to write. what did you do. yeah. I got I got the most improved player. I think he was. I think i had like one hundred fifty at seventy one. And then i got chelsea hundred on chelsea at twelve. So would you have one actual money if you had steak the way we laid it out because what were we given. We're given as remember i remember. I can't remember the total amount. Either it was a thousand total. Yeah i think it was at the thousand. Yeah you were over a thousand if you're over. Yeah yeah. I would like fourteen to fifteen hundred now. So here's the thing. I think there were twenty counties up again. I meant to write this out. But i think you would think you would make your the distance. And it became a non factor. 'cause he'll produce jim cunningham add vlad guerrero junior and i had to tease to win the mostly ruined by the all star break and otani went crazy. He wouldn't five up on them the last week and we couldn't catch up so that was it but jam. What would your strategy be differently. Because twenty five players to lead the league in home runs and none of them want twenty-five we're taken amongst us i mean yet is crazy but one of the things is the hardest to predict in baseball is runs and people think that's so easy but it's actually really not to call a home run so really difficult and to pick a leader because all of those guys they're stack cast metrics said they do it. Everybody that you picked but yet it's shohei ohtani. There was no sign of that. There is no way that that was happening as far as we were concerned. Preseason not in the was he not in the top twenty five like a- guys were trying. Yeah i'm trying to think there must have been odds for him though right. Yeah i think they had is yes. We should look at what they were. We'll find out if you have. If you guys could find show otani will odds for homerun but this is also just by the all star break. I don't know if that makes it right here. Or i don't know it's hard anyway. Harry joel a shock. And i hit three futures bets. Each now wasn't enough but we're going to run it back probably in the next month. We'll figure it out obviously a lot of football involved and baseball. Well johnny did did well. I don't know never going to get to the end of this with the astros and and yankees should should. Maybe he should get a tattoo. I'll to maybe that should be as pontiff. Maybe shed yes chooses. I don't know we'll figure it out what else you have gender promote a lot of stuff going for.
The Points League
"strasbourg" Discussed on The Points League
"And there's a slo-mo in the fomo in this podcast. No trades to make. All right, we're going to go out and allow that one, so if you need to get that done, you can set your line up. And I know Strauss works coming back, probably right after the all star break from that mistake, I know he's been ramping up. I think both I'm not in love with the move to be honest, but like you said, there's not a ton that's for sale right now. So I can probably move Strasbourg now. But I'm not a big fan of buying two guys who are on the DL currently. Well, you're gonna get them back soon. I would hope, but Erin Simone, at least while I was pitching was at minimum and eating eater, you'd like to see the strikeouts come out of a bit, but certainly plenty of quality starts and then if Strasburg is back to full health, then he's a top 20 star at minimum. So it should help you the second half and a couple of weeks. It's an exciting trade. Did not expect movement on a Tuesday. I got to be honest with it's not usually the day of the week in which we see big 50 and $85 trades and they usually it's on a weekend. I'll be honest, part of this is I was texting Matt while we were on the podcast like, hey, let's make some moves. Let's make it, 'cause we were talking about this for the last couple of days. And so let's do well around the podcast.
WTOP
"strasbourg" Discussed on WTOP
"Wtlv Sports at 15 and 45 brought to you by your local Honda dealer. Don't settle for less than 100. Well, hello, Dave. Presto, Hillary. The Wizard's won't have the three point shooting of Davis protons tomorrow in Game five of their playoff series with Philadelphia. Multiple reports have the forward out 46 weeks with a great to calf strain. Philadelphia Big man Joel Embiid scheduled for an M R I Today on his right knee after missing most of last night's game for baseball Nationals face Philadelphia this evening with Stephen Strasbourg. Making his third start since coming off the injured list. The right hander feels he's making progress. You know, I think a lot of it is is kind of a mechanical thing that I'm working through and you know, it's it's hard to really 10 point. What caused what But, you know, I know when I can think of my body, especially my lower half and be more efficient. Going down. The mountain arm feels good when I throw it when I you know, don't do it as well. Not so much. Strasbourg, 14 and 12 with a 3.94 year A in 35 career starts against the brave 7 20 game time Orioles have a 705 start against Minnesota. They also Everyone. Ashleigh Barty. Meanwhile, two time winner Petricka vivid withdraws due to an ankle injury suffered when she fell during a post match press conference. Dave Preston Wtlv sports out Way to Dale City on I 95 South. You want to avoid that this afternoon? There's a bad crash in Dale City. It has closed down all lanes South bound will get you the latest coming up 3 47. Splunk stated to everything D to E platform drives fast, confident decisions and decisive actions through powerful real time insights to ensure mission success. Here's Julianne Evita, chief technical advisor. Public sector was flunk. We know that the average agency actually has 7.3 different clouds there in a multi cloud management. Situation 7.3. Why? Because there's some commercial cloud. There's some. Maybe there's multiple commercial about theirs on Prem, You know technology that they're still using or government created cloud type of environment and we start to stitch all of those together what becomes very clear visibility visibility, not just within each of those environments but across those environments. Still, the benefits of cloud far outweigh the risks of just staying on from Splunk helps agencies turned data into doing learn more. Visit Splunk dot com slash public sector That's plucked out com.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"strasbourg" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Best Jewelers and Cincinnati Reds update Delancy stand it all for the White Sox last night nine. Nothing route of the Reds sees pitch one hit Paul over six innings, struck out. 11 collected three hits off since and out of pitching Last night. The picture had three plus hits and 10 plus strikeouts in the game. Steven Strasbourg and August The 2015 cease is only the second White Sox picture picture to get three hits in a game last time, Red Faber Four hits 11 strikeouts for the White Sox, April 15th 1915 at ST Louis 1915. Yes, sir. That's 106 years, My lord. Then again, they don't bet that often white socks and reds close things out today at Dallas Kaiko up against the Sonny Gray. And 11 35 of the Arnell carrier Sensei pitch and Reds pitcher Ameer Garrett suspended for seven games by Major League Baseball. Inciting a bench is clearing incident. Versus the Cubs last Saturday. Riddick Aaron also find an undisclosed about He's appealing the Cubs. Harvey Baez. Jumped out of the dugout and flipped Garrett off. Um, just got find, Was it No justice, no peace and baseball. And what about to be pro testing right now? High school bowling. Something must have happened in high school bowling. Ian Carpenter, son of Rob Carpenter or overnight, A newsman extraordinaire got Ohio Division. 22 Bowler of the year. How about that about in his coach from reading got Coach of the year. Which, considering Rob is actually a coach it little Miami. Thank you knew Mr one of the other. But now that's good news for little e about that. Well, he probably not very little based on the size of dad. That's true. So congratulations that is sports. 700 wlw.
THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
Europe ramps up vaccinations as virus haunts Easter holidays
"French. Says he of leon's main stadium opened as a mass vaccination center during easter weekend. An thousand spent the holiday. Lining up for injections hippodromes velodromes are the sites is france tried to speed up shots amid new rush of corona virus cases but as europe celebrated its second day in a row onto the cloud of the pandemic. Some cities put vaccinations on hold during the long holiday weekend. Defying french president emmanuel macron's insistence that renault weekends or days off during vaccination medical workers need a little rest at last says an official with the french city of strasbourg which shutdown vaccination facilities from good friday through easter monday. A public holiday to ensure that residents still had access to potentially lifesaving vaccines strasbourg expanded vaccination hours and administered all of its weekly supply of doses between last monday and thursday spain. Italy and germany faced a similar holiday. Vaccination challenge spaniards lined up for shots on easter sunday in barcelona and other points around the country but madrid vaccinations at local health centers. To give staff a break. The spanish capital continued to give shots at a soccer stadium and a new hospital built to help handle pandemic cases with spain fearing yet another surge of infections like the one now overwhelming french intensive care wards spanish health minister carolina darius had urged regional authorities to keep up thanks nations throughout east a week in the french city of saas sell north of paris working class residents have higher exposure to the virus because many count work remotely in the areas housing projects. Many families have multiple generations living in close quarters language barriers make sorting out vaccination arrangements a challenge for many immigrants
WSJ What's News
Countries across Europe suspend use of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine over blood clot fears
"Has joined the list of names putting a pause on the astra. Zeneca covid nineteen vaccine. As we reported yesterday france. Germany and italy have temporarily stopped administering the vaccine after a small number of patients experienced blood. Clotting the astrazeneca vaccine hasn't been given emergency authorization in the us yet and it's one of four different vaccines that have been approved in the eu but the decision to suspend its use comes as much of the eu is seen an uptick in cases as more virulent strains of the virus outpace vaccinations. What will this mean. For the overall vaccination efforts in europe the journalist any strasbourg has been covering the vaccine. Roll out from the start and joins me jenny. Welcome thank you very much. Nice to be here jenny. We got the news yesterday. That spain france germany and italy are suspending. The astra zeneca vaccinations but they are not alone last week. Denmark pause the shots than norway ireland. The netherlands followed suit as someone who has been on the story early on. Is this collective movement surprise to you. Well so i think a lot of what's happening is the cautions building right so it we're not saying we're not seeing new cases reported as much as we're seeing countries saying look we're gonna wait for the european medicines regulator to essentially do their review. Were expecting the they're called the ama. We're expecting that agency to say something about it. It's been looking into these reports because it all started about a week ago with some reports out of austria and there was one batch that they stopped you that austria stopped using but they kept using the astrazeneca vaccine. It was really last thursday that denmark norway iceland stopped using the vaccine altogether. It's been building up since then but they're all kind of citing for the most part. I mean it's fast moving but they're all citing you know the same investigation that's happening the same review of safety. So you're seeing a bunch of new reports pile up just a lot of a lot of shared caution. We should mention. Astrazeneca has said the number of cases of blood clotting among people in the eu and uk who have received a shot is lower than for the general population. Jenny we had this big push to get as many shots in arms as possible as quickly as possible but there have been some hiccups in the eu. What does this all mean for the broader effort to accelerate the population. Yeah well i mean it's really bad timing. I mean europe has been sluggish in its vaccine. Rollouts ms we've chronicled in great detail in and then the same company astra zeneca is been under massive political fire for shortcomings than their deliveries. This quarter and next quarter or hundred million doses fewer than they projected. You know that was a huge huge thing late last week again. I mean it's not. It's not good but we also don't know how long all these countries are saying. This is a temporary cautionary measure. We want more information. We just wanna make sure we're not making a mistake. The uk has said keep vaccinating people with shy. We don't see evidence we've done eleven million plus doses of this vaccine. Were not seeing problems if we were we. Would we would say hunting. And even you know. There's an international association has devoted to thrombosis clotting issues and they're saying we don't think we think the cove nineteen with blood. Clotting is actually greater than the use of the vaccine but look if your a country in your people are asking questions is a safe you. You wanna be able to tell them. It is so some people are saying. Look the systems working like the risks are being assessed. And that's what we want. As part of your reporting you have talked to a lot of scientists and researchers during the pandemic any idea about. Just how big of a concern. There is about safety at this point. I mean look this. This vaccine has not raised red flags about severe safety concerns. It's been the large scale. Clinical trials have mainly thrown up results. Showing mild to moderate. You know side effects or reactions. Really they're not even so severe be called side. Effects like soreness in the arm stiffness chills about headache stuff. That goes away over a few days so this. This is all pretty new for this vaccine. The concerns about safety and at the same time though as every as regulators including the european medicines regulators pointing out they see more instances of severe blood clotting in the general population than have been reported in relation to post vaccination. So you know causality is difficult. It's a difficult question. Are people ill. And as millions of people get vaccinated. Some of them will will show problems. There have been a couple of there have been some deaths. Would they have happened anyway. You know causing showing link between the vaccine and the illnesses and the conditions can be very difficult especially out of clinical
WTOP 24 Hour News
Capitals blow 3-goal lead in 3rd, beat Devils in overtime
"Well, whatever the Devil's run a two goal night now has 10 on the season in Florida, Stephen Strasburg back on the mound for the Nationals of 44 time with the Astros, Strasbourg did not allow a
The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"strasbourg" Discussed on The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"Our group barbecue. Look good this morning. Well thank you trying. You know the relationship lip glosses passionate in the snow while you let us. Now keep you from being fabulous. You know way you may feel like but you ain't look like okay. You know what. I'm saying in bethlehem we'll be broadcast live to you from. It is nineteen degrees right now. Guys thirty four for the high cloudy. And it's gonna snow on and off throughout the day if you were out. Please be careful because there is black. Ice and we were accumulate between two to four inches throughout the day and we are under an Wentz advisory until about five. Pm this evening in strasbourg. Nineteen degrees thirty six high also Snow again yeah. And they will accumulate between three to five inches in some areas. You may even get up to seven inches today guys So please be careful. If you're out in the roads are slippery and knock new jersey twenty five right now. Thirty four for the high snow and clouds as well and they will accumulate between one to five inches of snow today on and we are all under A wind advisory until about five pm. This evening new york city thirty degrees thirty four for the high cloudy and snow as well between five inches Throughout the day fifty atlanta sixty six for the high cloudy and rain on this morning in the rest of the day. should be okay. Seventy three in miami nine for the high end sunny in chicago with seven degrees sixteen will be the high today and a mix of sun and clouds in los angeles. It is fifty four degrees. A sixty one will be. The high cloudy in louisville is thirty degrees right now. Cloudy in the highest going to be thirty nine nineteen in rochester. Twenty seven for the high in light snow on and off throughout the day and they're going to accumulate two to four inches. So you guys please be careful if you have if you have to leave your house if not stay home because you don't want to be out there That's where the half or you all wasn't looking like where you are coming to. You live from the show heavy morning show featuring cine j. Will you get you started right. Exactly we want to start going gonna shut up to them. Social love barbara. Thank.
The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"strasbourg" Discussed on The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"Yes and going on his to be go to you. God bless you know sir. Yes here in bethlehem we were cast lie to you from. It is nineteen degrees outside the highest. Going to be thirty four. Today it's cloudy is it had snowed a little earlier this morning. And it's still a little light a snow. It's gonna snow on and off all day today. We should accumulate between two to four inches. So if you're out please be careful because the still black ice from the freeze over And then the snow is covering. Please be careful than our slat and getting in strasbourg. Nineteen degrees thirty six for the high again. Cloudy and snow and they should expect between three and five inches and dependent on the area. You may get up to seven inches so please be careful. Today is going to We are on the Advisory until about five or six. Pm this evening and knock new jersey twenty five degrees Snow and cloudy between one and five inches. Thirty four will be the high in new york city. It is thirty degrees thirty four for the high snow as well between five inches today. And you guys are also under advisory until about five. Pm this evening and atlanta fifty degrees sixty six will be the high cloudy in rain. This morning Afternoons should be okay and low. Dry in miami. Seventy three degrees seventy nine. We'll be the high in a sense can be beautiful day miami today. I wish i was there in chicago. Seven degrees sixteen will be the high a mix of sun and clouds. Same fifty four in la sixty behind. Cloudy in louisville is thirty degrees thirty. Nine we'll be the high and cloudy as well nineteen in rochester. Twenty seven for the high. They have a little light. Snow today off But they should accumulate between two to four inches. That's the way i have for. You all wasn't looking like where you are where we cologne until you live from the show. Harvey morning show feature. Sidney j get. You started right exactly bobby cologne where.
WGN Radio
"strasbourg" Discussed on WGN Radio
"I'm glad life is going well for you. It sounds like I'm just looking at the prize list here. Do they have builders supply outlets there in Florida? I've never seen a bigger than that would be it. I just have to go online and figure something out. Yeah, we'll get you a $50 gift certificate, and I'm sure you'll figure out a way to use it. If not get back to us, and we'll we'll take care of you. Thanks for being the first caller. Good to talk to you Time to have you back. Hold on. We'll get your address and you have a good day and the balmy Florida weather on the golf course we feel for your time. Hold on their supply. How you're spending so much time at home. Take advantage of green tea carpet cleaning service air duct purification or garage door minutes. Call 805 green tea or go to green tea services dot com. So Jon Lester and Kyle Schwarber on the Washington Nationals now, Dave? Yeah, they just want to go to the inauguration. So is that it Now they're they're good for them. Was there really any chance that Lester was going to re sign again with the Cubs? I mean, I think there was a chance, but it sounds like the Nationals. Made him a better offer. And that's presumably white took it. I mean, I don't think there was ever any guarantee that they were going to get something done with him here, and he goes to a team in Washington, where he joins a rather formidable Rotation with the Shires, ER and Strasbourg and Corbin and Yeah, they got Schwarber out there and who's got a better starting rotation. Now the nationals of the White Sox. Why that That'll be good question. That could very well be a match up. I don't know if Washington is going to get back to the world serious they wanted a couple of years ago, but they had a bad year this year, but Yeah, that's that's that would be a pretty good match up to say the least. No, no news from from my cubs. Nothing happening. No, no move. Nothing. Nothing Earth shattering that I've heard up. Well, why I make a change of things are going so well, uh, tell you what happened overnight. Here we go. It's 20 degrees 5 30 in the morning of Steve Mechanics that is is sponsored by Team Hochberg. The FBI warns local law enforcement about potential.
The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"strasbourg" Discussed on The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"Morning and how you. Good morning sean. Thank you so much. Good morning everybody listening. We have a great show for you today. On this throwback thursday. We're going to get started with sunny. Says where. I will let you know what's going on in hollywood and entertainment news. You do not one of us good morning. Good morning cindy. Good morning everyone here in bethlehem where we broadcast live to your from. It is thirty one degrees right now. it's gonna be clear today and forty one. We'll be the high end. Strasbourg is thirty degrees. Cloudy was going to clear up a little bit later. thirty eight will be the high for today. Thirty to knock new jersey forty seven for the high in clear in new york city is thirty two degrees to a high of forty five today. And it's going to be clear. Also in atlanta atlanta thirty nine degrees forty eight hundred high cloudy but rain late this afternoon around three or four o'clock make you take your with you in miami at sixty one degrees seventy seven. We'll be the high in clear. Thirty chicago thirty four the high and cloudy all day today. Forty four in las vegas. Sixty one will be the high. And it's going to be clear and sunny in los angeles. Forty nine degrees seventy four. The high and it's going to be clear with plenty of sunshine. In louisville kentucky is thirty two degrees forty three for the high clouds all day and in rochester. Thirty degrees thirty two for the high end. Cloudy that's the way i have for. You are wasn't looking like where you are barbagallo coming to. You live from the show having morning. Show featured c. j. We want to start exactly we get you want to start a riot only place on earth. We get you want to start. We have the morning. Buzz guys. And i guarantee you guys before nine. Am this morning. Like everyone in your head will be sitting wells. That's right in the nine o'clock hour front page news with sonny j. I will let you know what's going on locally and nationally so stick around for that yes and there will be some harvey sports. Y'all stay tuned. Okay.
WSJ What's News
U.K. Grants Emergency Authorization For Covid-19 Vaccine
"As we told you earlier. Britain is the first nation in the west to grant emergency use authorization for a covid nineteen vaccine ahead of the us and the eu clearing a shot jointly developed by pfizer the us and biontech of germany. It's expected to be distributed in limited numbers within days. The decision is of interest far beyond its borders. Let's bring in london based reporter. Jenny strasbourg jenny. Good morning good morning. Thank you mark jennings. Let's break down the news itself. What does authorization by the uk. Government mean and. How does this compare to. It's currently happening in the united states so the uk and it's pretty brexit transition period has taken the power it has to basically say look. We authorize this for emergency use. There's a pandemic we don't need to wait for the eu medicines regulator. We're going to do this ourselves. And we're not gonna wait for the european regulators to decide so this is not going to be the last authorization we're going to hear about. We're likely there's a lot happening in the in the us. With the fda in europe with the european medicines agency that oversees similar authorizations of medicines across europe. They've got hearings public hearings in the us and in europe coming up in december to discuss this and we could see more of these such decisions before the end of the year with that said distribution will begin immediately correct. The uk government is saying this morning that they expect to start putting shots in arms next week and so the uk has prioritised people. You know this is a bit morbid. But it make sense. According to essentially their vulnerability to dying so they've said look people in care homes the people who care for them who also could carry the virus to the folks in care homes. They'll be first and then you've got frontline. Healthcare workers the nhl of the uk. A the people who are caring for people on hospitals and then people over eighty nine groups that the work through. And you know there's only going to be so much vaccine to go around but they are going to move. You can be sure that the uk will move as quickly as possible. Will this decision influence or even perhaps speed up the process in the united states. You know our headline is uk. I right this is the first time. A western nation has granted emergency use. The uk government is saying eight hundred. Thousand shots will start rolling out next week. There's going to be major coverage of people in uk care homes and you know the workers caring for people the most vulnerable getting shots. You can imagine that's going to have an impact on a world devastated by this pandemic but you know in fairness like the regulators in the us and in europe have been moving very quickly. Like i don't want to portray this as like a competition among regulators. I think we need to keep in mind that they're all trying to uphold the standards of safety. Make sure this vaccine is effective. Make sure that manufacturing is up to quality standards and keep in mind. There's different manufacturing happening around the world. It's not a simple thing to make. A messenger are a vaccine. It's actually quite difficult task. And finally jenny. You've covered a lot of this from the start. What are the unknowns. What are the questions that you're still asking. You know how long until vaccines will will bring some greater sense of normalcy to our world and you know this is just the start. I think people need to keep in mind that we're not gonna just immediately stop wearing masks and needing to distance needing to take care of each other. This is just the start of a long process. The you know there are a lot of questions about like how long immunity lasts and how long the impact on the human immune system lasts from a vaccine. I think all of us wanna know the whole herd immunity. Will this help us be able to hug each other. What mean that people can see their loved. Ones can get on planes. Feel a little safer. It's gonna take time and also frankly developing nations and poor countries. I mean this. This is a complicated vaccine to store it. Long periods of time the requires very cold temperatures. You know the hope is that there won't be a division between rich and poor countries and that we can take care of the entire world and not just the was countries
5 Minutes in Church History
The History Of Martin Micronius
"On this episode, five minutes in Church history. We are returning to the reformation and talking about a reformer that you might have never heard of before Martin Micronesia's he was born in fifteen, twenty, three engagement and Flanders when I hear the word gant or the place can't always think of the altarpiece that beautiful painting. So Martin Mike Kronius is Dutch. It appears that he was a medical doctor and studied medicine, and there's even testimony that he published medical works. But then he got intrigued by the reformation and became a reformer he studied at Basel at Strasbourg, and then in fifteen forty nine, he went to London there in London he became associated with John Alaska this was the Polish reformer who also ended up in London And he and Martin my Kronius and a few others were intent on establishing a little Geneva in London. This would be a place for a European reformers to be in. London, they were not Lutherans. Anglicans they were reformed and they were trying to carve out a place for themselves. Well, he lasco published a few works to help for the liturgy and in the work by Martin. Is was published in London in fifteen, fifty four. He says this on the Ministry of the word. No church gathering is ever held among us in which the church is not taught to some extent from God's word in order for it to be edified, admonished and comforted, and for very good reasons, the scriptures are not expounded in sermons on is located parentheses as in the practice among the papists. Instead we take some book of the Bible either from the old or the New Testament, and we expound it from the beginning to the end in all sermons. We successfully read from this book as much as can be edifying, -Ly and properly expounded and explained within one hour. If necessary the ministers of the word are also admonished not to go too much beyond the scope of their text in their preaching rather they should as much as possible take all their teaching admonishment exhortation rebuke in comfort from the present text. So there you have it, you stick with the text, but you also see that this sermon was an hour long. So these Dutch as we know are tough the service that he also was trying to get established. There at this church in London, we not only have the sermon. In fact, it would start off with a prayer prayer for elimination. Then there'd be the Lord's prayer. Then they'd read a psalm. Then they'd read a scripture that the sermon was from and then you'd have the sermon the hour long sermon. Then they would pray for strength and by that, they mean to live out the meaning of that sermon and to live out the application of that sermon. then. They would read the Decalogue, the Ten Commandments. Yes. Every Sunday reading through the Ten Commandments. Then there would be a brief admonishment related to the Ten Commandments. Then there would be a confession of sin than there would be a prayer of forgiveness and then there would be a warning to the impertinent those that were not willing to confess their sins. Then, they'd recite the apostles creed than there would be prayers for intercession of the congregation than the Lord's prayer. Then another psalm, then a- benediction and that was the service that Martin my Kronius was trying to establish there in. London. Well, all of these efforts came to a halt when Edward the six died and he was replaced by his half sister. Mary. And you know this is the time of Marian exiles and One of those exiles was Martin my Kronius he ended up in Norton in Germany, which is on the North Sea. while. He was there. He held some debates with Meno Simon's yes of the Mennonites and he also published his catechism in fifteen, fifty five in Dutch and it was there in Norton that he died fifteen, fifty nine well, that is Martin, my Kronius, the Dutch reformer in London.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Washington Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg to undergo season-ending surgery for carpal tunnel
"In Game two of the doubleheader tonight at home, although they're the road team in this when they trail 3 to 1 in the bottom half of the fourth Will Crows debut for the dance only lasted three and two thirds. The Marlin still batting in the bottom of the fourth with the bases loaded nationals held off a Marlins game 15. The four And, of course, the Nationals. The bad news today with Stephen Strasbourg will undergo carpal tunnel surgery next week team transferring him to the 60 Day injured list manager Davey Martinez saying outside of a miracle, it is most likely the end of his season.
Coronavirus Daily Briefing
Researchers Throw Cold Water on the Panic Around COVID-19’s Alleged Short-Lived Immunity
"There was a study put out by King's College in London a few weeks ago, which found that covid nineteen antibodies in people who had been infected largely disappeared after two months. The headlines about covid nineteen immunity being temporary were all over the place with more than a few implying that this means will never have a truly effective vaccine and never truly defeat the coronavirus. It's all terrifying so I wanted to share some insight from Derek. Thompson over at the Atlantic spoke with a number of experts to get a deeper understanding of the study and inject some good news into all of the headline fearmongering. Now I'm not going to tell you that. The study was totally wrong and that we're all going to be completely fine nothing about covid nineteen is completely good news, but as Shane Crotty of urologist at the La Hoya Institute for -Nology told the Atlantic actually looking at the data. I feel okay about it. Quoting further from the Atlantic acquired immunity is. Memory when our bodies fight off infection, we want our immune systems to remember how to defeat it again like a person who, after solving a big jigsaw puzzle recognizes and remembers how to set the pieces the next time. The whole point of vaccination is to teach the immune system those same puzzle solving lessons without exposing it to the full virus. This is why Casey L. study initially seemed so dreadful it. It found that the number of certain active antibodies called neutralizing antibodies declined significantly between tests especially in patients with mild or no symptoms. Antibody levels are one proxy for the Immune System's memory. If they plunged quickly, that might mean that our immune system can't remember how to solve covid nineteen for more than a few months at a time do minus to start from square one with each new exposure end quotes. Now while those findings from the King's college study are definitely concerning, there are three main reasons to be skeptical about the study and therefore hopeful for futures. I, the study only looked at one part of our immune system, our vast mysterious immune system about which there remain many unknowns quoting again when a new pathogen enters, the body are adaptive immune system calls up a team of BCL's with produce antibodies and t cells to over simplify the B. Cells antibodies intercept and bind to invading molecules and the killer t cells seek and destroy infected cells, Evaluating Immune Response Without A. T cells is like inventory, national air force, but leaving out the bomber jets, and in the case of covid nineteen, those bomber jets could make the biggest difference. A growing collection of evidence suggests that t cells provide the strongest and longest lasting immunity cove in nineteen, but this study didn't measure them at all end quote, further study and a Francis Strasbourg university hospital found that patients recovering from covid nineteen had strong t cell responses, despite not having any detectable antibodies. Now second decline in antibodies that unusual Shane Crotty the Varela gist from the Loy. Institute for Immunology. said quote it unusual to have feeding antibody response after several months the off. Isn't that surprising when you look at something like the smallpox vaccine easy the antibody responses down about seventy five percent after six months, but that's a vaccine that works for decades. We need a study like this to look at Cova patients six months after infection to really know what we're dealing with and quote. And third, and finally it's possible that even these low levels of antibodies could trigger a larger immune response in the future like if the individual is exposed to SARS Cov to again, this goes back to the immunological memory. It's like the memories and that strong when it's not confronted, but win the trigger of the virus returns, so does the memory. Even beyond the critiques of this one study that caused so much panic in the news, there remain many other reasons to be hopeful. Vaccine Research continues to steamroll along at an unprecedented pace. Several studies on monkeys have shown strong long lasting immune response and a new study shows that patients who recovered from SARS East Asia indeed have long lasting t cell immunity. Plus Journalists Noah. Smith shared on twitter, pointing to research from immunologist professor. Akiko, it was sake. This news about antibodies doesn't necessarily mean the vaccine would be ineffective because quoting Sake, vaccines can elicit stronger immune response than natural. Those covid nineteen vaccines can and should induce more robust and durable protection than natural infection end quote. As no Smith sums it all up quote. One antimony bunnies aren't the only thing that can give you. Immunity to your body can probably remember how to make new antibodies and three vaccines can potentially give you longer lasting immunity than you'd get from actually getting covid end quote.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Big East Cancels Non-Conference Games For Fall Sports
"Will be different in Georgetown and non existent Howard this year, the Big East, announcing that fall sports will only play conference games in 2020 and the MEAC has cancelled all fall sports Baseball. The Nationals Post one of the better starting rotations in the majors, and the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Last night when Stephen Strasbourg pitched the interest Squad game, Max Scherzer, Patrick Corbin and Anibal Sanchez got together in a socially distant wayto watch. Manager Davey Martinez. Those guys, they're all pretty close, you know, starting pitchers, so every time Strasbourg Max throws our orbit, essentially, those guys are going to sit up there and watch each other pitch. They like it. They washed. They learn and they teach. You know if they see something one guy's doing that they can help they talk. They talk amongst each other. And try to make themselves better.
ESPN FC
Ligue 1 season cancelled: French government announce no football until September
"Was meeting today talking about when football would resume the government making the announcement as we welcome in Franklin Franklin saying that there will be no football bit behind closed doors or anything until September. This is a big surprise is an ant. It is done. It is and We are shocked about that decision because supposedly the government took the decision on its own. Meaning that Didn't talk to the bottom of the League. Want to the twenty chairman of The League one and took this season where they could have been Do you know what time where you can think about. How the the the virus and all the pandemic goes on and maybe a little bit later in June or end of June the championship in Phoenix. This season the to the decision. It's surprising because now we don't know what's going to happen was going to be champion. Who's going to be qualified for? The Champions League was going to be relegated. Who's going to be promoted those questions? We don't have answers. We have to wait for for the now. The board of the League one to decide whether they're going to stop at the day twenty eight of the day twenty seven because he didn't play against Strasbourg last day or maybe just the the first eighteen games of the season and he didn't come the return games so we don't have all in tears and again. We're very surprised because because it's going to be very hard for some clubs I think about Amir was nineteen now with only three or four points behind Neem and the and could have hoped for a continuation of the championship and be saved. Because you have thirty points in Games in game. So it's it's a hard decision that the government took socially as well because we know the people in France love football and want to see football. But they're not going to see football and soccer before September Frank. A lot of people asked me to ask you what's going to happen with the champion sleep. Espn Leon of course. Still involved the plan from UEFA from what we've discussed and what we understand is that it could be played over that twenty day period in August. If you can have football in France. What's going to happen? It's going to be complicated for for man. A friend of mine took to necessarily Halley party chairman. Who say that. He's going to follow what the government says but he's GonNa fall all sold. What the Earth you f says and meaning that the if the Champions League is held in July August and they have to finish it they're going to finish it. They're going to go abroad to play. Some maybe friendly games to prepare all the game they have to play in the Champions League starting from the quarterfinal because they got qualified against Gort shut moon and they WANNA finish it. It's a big opportunity for percents. I'm going to be a champion of the Champions League this season but if they don't play the regular season of the League one I don't know how it can be fit and competitive in the league
5 Minutes in Church History
5 Reformers on the Psalms
"This episode. Let's explore five reformers on the soames will start and end with very familiar reformers and in between who knows. Maybe we'll talk about someone you don't know I is. Martin Luther Luther like all of these reformers loved the psalms. Luther set up habit of reading the psalms through in about three weeks and that was a habit. He kept up all of his adult life early on in his career. As a reformer he published his work on the psalms in fifteen eighteen and again in fifteen nineteen and that set a trajectory for the reformers to publish commentaries on the Psalms. So first pride of place goes to Martin. Luther next up is Lutheran Pastor Yohannes Buchen Haagen in fifteen twenty four. He published a Latin commentary on the Psalms. This was a massive work and set the stage for many of the commentaries. That would follow in fact. It was so influential in its Latin texts. That a publisher convinced. Martin Boozer and now. Here's our third reformer on the psalms convinced Martin Bucer to translate this Latin commentary into the German and he did well before we leave. Bougie Haugen talk about boots. Or however let's hear what Bogin Haagen has to say about just psalm one he says therefore in this psalm you have all of the scope of all of holy scripture. He goes on to say every song is about Christ and ultimately every song has something to say directly to the church. Well that's Bougie Haagen as we already mentioned boots are translated. Buchen Huggins commentary into the German. Fifteen twenty five. There's an old Latin expression translator trader. And that's exactly what Buchen Huggins thought of Martin bucer translation. It was not just a translation he he took many liberties and an essence was publishing his own commentary. Well that led to boots or publishing was in fact his own original commentary in fifteen twenty nine and curiously. He published it in Latin. It was a huge volume but despite its heft it went through five editions in the Latin. It went through two editions in French and it even made it into the English. So influential was bouterse commentary on the Psalms that it actually impacted the French Salter and the English psalter which then went into the English Bible. Curiously enough boots are published it under a false name presenting himself as a French humanist scholar from Leon well harassment's great human scholar. Erasmus discovered. It was actually bucer and the JIG was up. Well that's three out of four next comes. A reformer you might not have heard before we'll famous Musculus. He was a reformer and scholastic tradition. He was a benedictine monk in fifteen eighteen reading luther. He was converted. He then went to Strasbourg. Studied under Martin boots or he was dispatched to Augsburg. He wrote many books. Among his books are eight commentaries on the Old Testament including his commentary on the Psalms Musculus. Well that leads us to our fifth and final reformer that is Calvin. He published his commentary on the Psalms in fifteen fifty seven and among other things. He says in his preface to the psalms. He extols the virtues of the psalms. Here's what Calvin has to say. There is no other book in which there is to be found more express and magnificent commendations both of the unparalleled liberality of God towards his church and of all of God's Works. There is no other book in which there is recorded so many deliverance -is nor one in which the evidences and experiences of the fatherly providence and solicitude which God exercises towards us are celebrated with such splendor of diction and yet with strict adherence to truth short. There is no other book in which we are more perfectly taught the right manner of praising God. Well that's Calvin one of five reformers on the
The Passing Shot Tennis Podcast
Tennis adapting to the new normal: French Open 'unilateral' September Switch; 'Flushing-Garros' slams back-to-back?; Laver Cup & ATP/WTA responses analysed; 'Excusez-moi?' Players find out on social media; Tips for fans to cope with no tennis
"Everyone and welcome to the passing Shaw. The tennis poke caused by fans four fans with your host Jolan Kim. Today on the show. We're going to be bringing you up to speed on all the latest developments of the corona virus hit tennis season including the French controversial date change the ATP and WBZ's movement to a collective approach decision making and how players are keeping on their training routines in home. Kim I find this all very surreal. It could have been Indian Wells. Men's Fund will stay. We could have been previewing the AP we could have been. Who knows. Maybe looking forward to Andy Murray in back onto a tennis court but unfortunately sadly all that is on hold seemingly indefinitely a you you in high spirits. Nassir to Joe. I mean I've just it just keeps getting from bad worse doesn't There is just as old ask for control. We company do anything we have to sort of hate for the best and I mean there are things we can do. We can follow advice and stay inside of course but yeah. I would give anything right now just to have. Tennis is a poker it like whoever it is I will. I will accept the crappiest final in Tennessee straight. Means we have lives for again right. I find it quite funny. Actually because even though we no life tennis to kind of talk over there still seems to be actually more tennis news to actually To actually catch up because you know we still had a lot of information. Come at us from the tennis world. some some more surprising than others. And obviously we'll get onto that. Let's just give our listeners on ourselves. Actually a pair of the of the lay of the landscape at the moment the Toys R. Off Indefinitely Think. Officially at the moment they've been suspended to the seventh of June which is basically ruled out. Oh Clay Court tennis. So we've had all the tournaments in Madrid Rome Strasbourg Rats Munich astro Geneva Leon who whites from the calendar ranking points have been frozen as well so yeah we've got no. I got life headed to come to full with T. But when this was kind of announced I think the big the big talker boy it just the state the announcement was the that the ATP at W. Ta said now is the time to act unilaterally. Kim But in unison. Yeah so I mean they overeat out what they said. And I'll see if our listeners can notice what's missing so auden all decisions related to the impact of the creative. Irs Require Consultation and review with the stakeholders in the game view that is shared by ATP WPA the ANC tennis Australia and the USDA. So Joe. What's missing from US announcement. I think that I think maybe the French tennis federation a missing. I I have no idea why that is the case. They could have been because they went compete. Ray who can just reschedule tournament at the top of a heart without telling anyone our consulting anyone involved in which is going to be a might have something to do with it. I think I've eaten. What bold move. I mean understand that they obviously won't let on to happen at some point and is obviously wasn't going to really happen you know saying it's the it's the next. Grand Slam in the calendar but the decision they took was just so so rash and they've moved to the most awkward position arguably in the calendar. You know just all for the USA. But I think there's about six days in between the end of the US Open. Stop the French Open. This is all hypothetical oversee. None of this may happen and from what I've read from some circles. It's unlikely that we'll probably have any tennis the rest of the year. I don't know I mean. I'm hoping that's not the case. Obviously but all of the kind of ramifications. Ooh Who's GonNa play what what's going to happen like might be null and void because they might white everything a. Let's let's say hypothetically that it does. Let's say the French will go ahead in September? I think the dates they have said at the moment it will take place is September twentieth to the Fourth of October. First of all clay-court Teddy's at that time. That's not going to be fun is it? Yeah it's going to be very cold. I mean even wrote on Garza's on end of May beginning of genie's they can have some terrible weather and to be fed they do have the reef but also there wouldn't be any legal tournaments in in-involved say people would be coming in like fresh off the hard courts Without any practice unless they choose to focus just on the clay and took themselves off to some challenger events or futures the because I think those things they could probably arrange you know in advance kind of place at the time to kind of set them out for like practice. I think they're easier to kind of just put on a shorter natives. But it's just yeah. I mean what you do for example if you're if you're a rapper. He's defending the US. Open defending the French shape in this year. Does he just play both and hope he can defend both? Does he pick one over the other. It's just the strangest decision and we've never seen this happened before but it's is just I mean. Would that be the most remarkable achievement if someone one base of as black tobacco? We've talked about someone winning the French Open and Wimbledon boxy. There's still a gap of several weeks between those two but and that's obviously not being done an awful lot so this would be some fate if it was a chief. Yeah I mean certainly. I think it's still by the the PA. The calendar is obese. Like a back to back grand slams. We've got the sunshine double. It did well by. Abby is you've got the I coined it on twitter at the the flushing guerrillas days It's certainly that that would be a challenge for I mean for a lot of players especially for someone like Nidal. He is the defending champion in both of them. Both events would be taken enormous toll on the body. And you know we've seen you know the big three that approach to the season to take kind of a stripped back approach pick and choose events and it does it does bring up the question of you know if that does go ahead and you have back to back Grand Slams. Is it possible to debate for which you have to watch? You have to be really refocused and just say I'm going to do one or the other and you think that potentially from the Dow I would just focus on on the French Open as it would pay me to say given defended the US Open champion. Ba Yeah it feels like just focus on on one. I mean he would be the history again at the friendship going. Thirteen to add. It would be great if he could win at different times of the year when the conditions that may be different because that would just I guess ultimately proved that Hey I am totally trae anytime of the year. I will be there at the top so you'd have to think he would go for the French over the US. But I mean another thing. Is that depending on. When or if the season comes back like players will have had a long spell of time. You know in competition say they might be much fresher healthier and injury free so it might not matter too much in terms of the toll on their bodies as if this is happening at the end of animals is not that we would see this kind of contrast normally it might be the impact might be lessened somewhat because of that. But I mean who say. We haven't mentioned that it will say clashes with the Labor cop which is technically an exhibition right. It's not like a proper event but basically all the top names you know have signed up and committed to playing and all the tickets have been sold. Yeah sold out. It's being held in Boston. Which is I guess. A logical place to for them to get off the Apron said exhibition senior team world. Lovely what will I mean tires on surely going to pick that over the friendship? And but it's
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
Travel to the Alsace Region of France
"I'd like to welcome to the show. Brady read from a world vegan TRAVEL DOT com. Who has come to talk to us about the all sauce Brady? Welcome to the show It's a pleasure to be here. Thank you so much for having me and I've already learned something because I was the first thing I came out of my mouth when we started talking. I was saying it wrong about who you want to put it on a map force. Yeah absolutely so the else. Region of France is in the east of France its shares but if a border with Switzerland and also Germany. So it's really in the east central part of France and there's some things that are unusual about this area which will get into. But why should someone go to the all Saas Festival frats just generally speaking is of course a very very popular destination? One of the reasons why. I think France is so appealing. Is that each of the regions So different and also is particularly interesting. In my opinion for a number of reasons so festival is a little bit of like a cultural exception to France and what I mean by that is had a huge influence from Germany over its history and indeed. Alsace has actually been part of Germany and part of France and has it flopped many times over the past hundred years and I believe that before the first world war it was part of Germany for a while and then it went back to France after nine. One thousand nine hundred eighteen when lost the war and then of course it went back to Germany during the Second World War and then went back to France after the war ended so because of this it has a huge amount of German influence in terms of the architect jar in terms of some of the cultural aspects. It even has its own dialect. Which maybe isn't so surprising because actually have quite a number of dialects there but Alsatian is actually quite similar to Swiss German. Actually and actually little trivia there. The USA foundation was actually banned in nineteen forty five however raising white was banned was because they didn't France after the war they didn't want any German influenced in the languages. I believe and when they realized that this was probably wasn't a good idea to ban language like this they actually made it sort of officially able to be used again and now it's the second largest dialect in France although not so many people speak it now and it really is a mixture of all German and French so there are so many reasons but I'll start off with that. It's very different to the rest of France Sir and you mentioned that it was German at the beginning of World War One and became German after the Franco Prussian war in eighteen. Seventy that was when it was acquired by Germany which is shortly really after Germany becomes Germany at that point in terms of Germany becoming got country. So excellent will. What kind of are you going to recommend for us? Well I mean L. S. Is just such a fantastic destination? Because it's really sort of small enough that you can get a really good sense. Some feel of the place and see a wide range of different things in a short amount of time so first of all. I'd love to chat about like getting there because this is really changed in just the past few years so the first time. I went to Alsace which was twenty years ago. Now it required. I mean we know that French trains are extremely efficient but they didn't have any TGV's at all and certainly not the fast tracks until just two thousand sixteen. I think it was so it went from being able to get there in five six hours from Paris to being in central Paris to Strasbourg. Lose in just two hours so it's really really accessible now any for French people but those people coming into France or maybe even want to just add a little. Stay IN AL's Asif that bison themselves in Paris I mean you can even come down for the day. Is that a train that is running from the guard. Dalil I believe so yes yes. It is so young in there so many wonderful things that you can do like I said. There's a real mixture between towns and villages and Cities Festival Strasbourg. That is a really great place to include on your itinerary and I can certainly talk more about what travelers can experience there and this beautiful towns of Karma which is much smaller. You also have the incredible voege mountains to the west of Al Sas and then just across the border into Germany. You have the Black Forest Mountain. They're back forest mountains. Which really beautiful. You had the wine route as well which is beautiful scenic road a scenic road. Where not only do you get to stop off in villages where you can taste wines which very scenic and beautiful but also the countryside? There is just so stunning as well. But it's also really good point to jump over and get three countries for one so to speak by going over the border in Germany. There are some really lovely towns just across the border in baden-baden Okara through and also Basel in Switzerland is a really cool destination as well. So yeah that's kind of a very brief overview. Well where are we going to start? Well I guess because stop in Strasbourg if you like. It seems like a good place to start stress. Book is I think I believe. It's the tenth largest city in France and it is quite an international city because the European Parliament is there so it's love Europeans that are living there who are involved in European politics. And not only is stressful. Like the capital of Alsace and have this focus as being the head of the European Parliament. It's also extremely scenic and the Cathedral itself is absolutely studying. It's widely considered to be one of the best and it's like the Second Tulips Cathedral in the whole of France. And it's considered to be just an incredible example of romanesque architecture and Lepetit class which is like a little region very small area in the center of Strasbourg is actually UNESCO. World Heritage as France has so many UNESCO heritage sites lepetit. Floss is is one of them and that's really famous because it has some beautiful half Timoteo houses and beautiful little couple straits. There's a little sort of canal system that runs through it and you can take a little boat and go through the Loxton and get a bit of a tool there and of course it's particularly magical like the rest of us is at Christmas Time. Where of course you have all of the Christmas markets and there's also the Palais COA which is a beautiful building and real sort of palace kind of setup and has a lot of museums in. That's so stressful is a definite must see. I would definitely recommend heading there for at least a day so if you would just going to stay in the town of stressful then. I think it is absolutely worthwhile and it's something that we do when we are there is too. You can of course find a free walking tour and these are very very popular in France. We have a guide that we use and she's absolutely fantastic with any tool off. The town is going to be so helpful because there is just so much hidden in plain view that you just would not do unless you had somebody explaining to you and professional guides just this incredible source of information in this area
ESPN FC
PSG-Strasbourg Ligue 1 match is latest victim of coronavirus
"The PS cheap Russia Dortmund match. Remember Dortmund with a two one lead in the first leg going into that second leg in Paris. Who has the advantage going into this game? Given that there will be no home support. I have to imagine as producer. Dorman not only do they have the advantage and the score but now they're going to play a game. That is not really an away game. It's more of a neutral site game if you will because you don't have the environment of the stadium now. Be G can argue so you know what this. Our stadium is a locker room. It's our surroundings but it's a really run. This is not what you're used to is not getting the feedback from your crowd from your supporters understanding that your performance urine estate and that you're going to get that immediate feedback generated from your supporters. Now you could also argue. If you WANNA make this point that you're not going to get the anxiety offense that no you have to score goals then no you're trailing in the scoreboard and that may be pushed you to do silly things out on the field because they get desperate. You'll also get desperate as well if you're up to missed four G. and Europe player that it's trying to deal with this mentally. Maybe that's the way you portrayed and you tell you you tell yourself in your mind you know what we just going to go out and play. And we're a better team. We have better players will execute on the day and regardless of what's happening or not happening to save for that matter. We're going to be able to deliver the results that we need.
BrainStuff
What Was the First Cat in Space?
"In the nineteen fifties and sixties scientists around. The world launched a veritable menagerie of creatures into space. The idea was to gauge. The effects of spaceflight on living creatures in the hopes that humans could follow. The Soviet Union sent a stray dog from Moscow named Leica into space and subsequently the Pooch was honored as a national hero and Ham. The chimpanzee was famously buried at the International Space Hall of fame in New Mexico following his contributions to the US space program and then there was France which sent the first and so far only kept into space. She was in nobly forgotten until just a few years ago. So who was this hero? Cat Villi set was one of fourteen cats summoned to the French space program each cat electrodes implanted into their brain and all were subjected to many of the same activities included in human astronaut training. A French scientists decided to use cats as they already had a lot of neurological data on them at the conclusion of training. Philly set a petite. Tuxedo got the green light in part because she had such a calm demeanor and possibly because other cats got to Chubby during training though phillies that herself was a little bit of a Lo Fi chunk on October. Eighteenth of nineteen sixty three phillies set. Who was officially known as C? Three forty one was strapped into a Veronica rocket and blasted from Algeria. To nearly one hundred miles or one hundred and sixty kilometers above the earth she experienced about five minutes of weightlessness followed by the terror of turbulent spinning descent by Parachute. Just fifteen minutes later. The flight was complete helicopter. Crew dashed to the landing site through. Open the cabin and found really set alive and well two months later scientists rewarded her heroism with Ethan Asia. They wanted to examine her body to observe the effects of spaceflight. Then feel that was all but forgotten. France was the third nation to establish a civilian space agency and likely set is often regarded as an afterthought in the feverish space race between the US and the Soviet Union so much an afterthought that in the nineteen nineties when three former French colonies celebrated her story by issuing stamps with the cats likeness. They mistakenly turned her into a him by using the wrong name. Felix but thanks to a clever kickstarter campaign. The stories finally been set straight Londoner Matt Guy Stumbled upon the tale of really set and was shocked that she wasn't already properly recognized for her accomplishments. Guy wrote on kickstarter in two thousand seventeen. She deserves a proper memorial. His online. Please netted around fifty seven thousand dollars enough to fund a five foot tall bronze statue. That's about one and a half meters. On December eighteenth of twenty nineteen. The statue was finally unveiled at the International Space University in Strasbourg France. Philly sets bronze like this purchase. A top small globe of the Earth. Her Keen Kitty is fixed upward and outward or she wants sort higher than any cat in world history.
Pants On Fire
Wacky Khakis: Mass Movements
"Would you please explain to the listeners? How're game works? Only if you give me an award for it I absolutely will each week. Wacky Khakis Debra and I both tell one crazy story about the world. But here's the thing the thing I'll tell you thank you. One of those stories is true and the other one is a bunch of lives and it's the job of two human children to figure out which one is which and with us to referee. Khakis is our Academy Award nominated producer for best editing of a kids game. Show podcast. No Eleven Cen Lisa. I didn't know that was your last night that I was nominated for awards congrats dude. I nominated you really. That means the world to me that I win. Well you could win for a price so let me get this straight. You're asking me to bribe you for favourable consideration for an award that you made up. That's right we'll think about it. Let's talk after the show. I'm GonNa be rich so now. What are we lying about on Wacky Khakis this week? Our theme this week is mass movements stories of a bunch of people. Doing the same thing at the same time. Lisa would you please introduce this week's contestants? Today's human child contestants archery episode and her brother Brandon from being her brother. Hey She Lebron guys welcome. We're so glad you're both here. Yeah good you guys are on the same team today and Wacky Khakis. Do you guys have good teamwork together as brother and sister now I guess. Oh No really why. Why don't you guys make a good team? We fight a lot. What do you? What do you typically fight over? Everything Sheila's at correct and mostly. Oh well so you're not fighting over the fact that you fight. Yeah you agree on that. Yeah well okay. As you heard our topic today is mass movements so Have either of you guys have participated in a mass movement of any kind now? Did either of you get on an iceberg with a penguin and then become best friends who did and travel around the world? Now that would that would qualify as a mass movement. When qualified I had it was on a question. I was wondering. Okay well look. It's time to play Wacky Khakis. If you've been with us before you'll know Deborah and Lisa will each have a minute and changed. Tell their stories. Okay Deborah Lisa. I'm thinking of a number. Whoever guesses closest gets to go first nine at least do you mean pie. The number or Pie Dessert Wahdan Ball. I see a. Can you please stop eating more monitoring your report okay? Well these I. I'm just going to give it to you because I was thinking of the number four and Pie. The number is closer to four. Then the nine. Alba our calling up okay. These are that means. You're going to go first so you know. Just swallow it ready all right. Listen very carefully Shayla and Brandon Lisa. Your timer will begin now the Charleston running man and most recently the stands were all dance. Fevers that took the world by storm. The robot was one too. I mean just. We don't move like that at all but anyway you get the idea dance fever but did you know that there's an actual dance fever that got people sick from between the fourteenth and seventeenth centuries. It's called dancing. Mania and there are several reported cases of it throughout history. What happens is that one person starts dancing somewhere out in public no music and then one by one other people start joining them in the street. You get kind of called the original flash mob accept. These dances were completely unreversed and they went on for days weeks and even months at a time by all accounts the dancers appeared totally powerless to stop many literally danced until they dropped. Ed One famous case a woman in Strasbourg. France began dancing in the street for hours on end and within a week thirty people had joined her. The one month later there were over two hundred people dancing nonstop in the city centre town officials try different strategies to cure the dancing mania and even brought in musicians and professional dancers to perform alongside the mob. Hoping that they simply needed to dance it out not so in fact. The music only made more people join in. Historians have long struggled to explain the cause of dancing mania. Some theories include religious fervor poisoning Tarantula stress and a curse sent down from Saint Vitus. The patron saint of Dancers. None have been proven definitively. None Time Nice work. Lisa thank you thank you brandon. What did you think of? That story LIES HUNG IN CHURCHES BELIEVABLE. But it may be believable because some things that are crazy are trail interesting to let. I am telling the truth than I am trustworthy. Well before we go accusing Deborah of being a liar. Let's at least hear her story. I yeah my true story. Shayla Brandon listen up carefully. Deborah your timer will begin. Halloween is many people's favourite holiday. And for good reason. Free Candy silly costumes and let's face it. You don't really do anything in school that day. Some of US wish every day could be Halloween well in Carthage Missouri in Nineteen Ninety. Four One. Ten year old kid. Try to make it so that year for Halloween for niece lyles dressed as traffic on Aka the Yellow Ranger from the TV. Show mighty morphin power rangers who in November? I rolled around and Oliver classmates returned to school in their regular clothes. Bernice came still dressed as a power ranger when her teachers told her to change. She pointed to a clause in the school handbook. That said that students could wear whatever they liked as long as it didn't display bad words or anti-establishment propaganda on her walk home from school. She figured people would still have some leftover treats so Bernice wet trick or treating for a second time. I got more candy in one hour. Then she'd gotten the entire night before inspired by for example. Five classmates wore their Halloween costumes to school the next day and much to the dismay of school administrators twenty-seven more kids did so the next week as Bernice campaign dubbed the Halloween Forever Movement gained national attention for TV news program. Sixty minutes came to carthage to interview. The kids refused to take off their costumes. What Costume Bernice shot back at the interviewer? I really am a power ranger. You're the one who's in a costume boring reporter guide here. Having Pizza Candy in early December Carthage Middle School changed. Its official rules to ban costumes except on October. Thirty FIRST AT EACH YEAR. Bernice now has a plaque dedicated to her in the National Halloween Museum in Washington. Dc hand time. Good Work Deborah. Yes thank you Brandon Shale. What did you think of that story? Would you want to join the Halloween forever movement? Probably NOT YEAH. Because some like costumes can be uncuffed knowing I Dressed as link from Russell wild cool and the pants were so short. Cut off the circulation of my feet out. So you don't think you'd WanNa wear that to school for a whole month. No okay. It is decision time now. Our contestants must decide who story has mass appeal. Do you believe in Lisa's tale of dancing mania. The Mijo mysterious disease that causes hundreds of people dance uncontrollably for weeks on end or Deborah's tale of the Halloween forever movement. I do and the kid who convinced her whole middle school to wear their costumes for a
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
In This World Series, It Was All About Home-Field Disadvantage
"Well how I can't recall that a go ahead two run Homer off will Harris in the seventh inning the Washington nationals with a six to win at Houston in game seven of the World Series and asks first World Series title pitchers David Strasbourg happy to bring the trophy back to the nation's capital a long way he sees like home now and there is just unbelievable for the first time in series history the visiting team what each game in a seven