35 Burst results for "Third Quarter"
AP News Radio
Murray's big fourth quarter propels Nuggets past Lakers 108-103 for 2-0 lead in West finals
"The nuggets lead the Western Conference Finals two games to none after topping the Lakers one O 8 one O three. Jamal Murray dazzled with a game high 37 points, 23 of them in the fourth quarter. Once you see a couple go in, you know, I can get a role in. So I was able to just find a little separation and just rise up over the top and make some shots. The nuggets were down. 11 in the third quarter before taking over in the fourth, hitting 5 consecutive three pointers. Game three is Saturday in Los Angeles. Bruce Morton, Denver
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Butler scores 35, Heat rally to beat Celtics 123-116 in East finals opener
"That he took in one of the Eastern Conference Finals by dominating the third quarter of the one 23 one 16 win over the Celtics in Boston. The self led by 9 and a half time, but Miami outscored them 46 25 in the third to take control. Jimmy Butler provided 23 of his game high 35 points in the second half and finished with 7 assists 6 steals and 5 rebounds. Bam adebayo had 20 points and 8 rebounds for the heat who were 16 of 31 from three point range. Jason Tatum scored 30 points and jaylen Brown added 22 for the Celtics who host came to on Friday. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
Nikola Jokic leads Nuggets past Lakers 132-126 in West opener
"The nuggets hung on to defeat the Lakers one 32 one 26. As usual, leading the way was two time MVP Nikola Jokić with 34 points, 21 rebounds and 14 assists. We need to be in a game. So I think it's being aggressive. It's a normal right now. Denver was up by 21 and the third quarter only to see LA pulled it within three with one 12 to go. However, the nuggets held the Lakers scoreless the rest of the way, running their home court playoff record to 7 and O. Bruce Morton, Denver
AP News Radio
Commanders' record sale agreed to by Snyder family, Harris group that includes Magic Johnson
"A group led by Josh Harris has agreed to buy the NFL's Washington commanders from longtime owner Dan Snyder and his family. The sides announced the deal in a joint statement Friday, roughly a month after they reached an agreement in principle on the sale for a record $6.05 billion. The deal is the highest price paid for a North American professional sports franchise. It is still pending approval of three quarters of owners and other customary closing conditions. Harris's group includes Washington area billionaire Mitchell rails and basketball Hall of Famer Magic Johnson, Snyder has owned the team since 1999. I'm geffen cool bar.
AP News Radio
Americans fault news media for dividing nation: AP-NORC poll
"Nearly three quarters of Americans say the news media is increasing political polarization. When it comes to misinformation, 9 in ten say it's a problem. Two thirds of respondents say that when they see a new story on social media they expect it to be inaccurate. On the plus side for reporters a majority of Americans are also concerned about growing threats to journalists safety. The poll was conducted by The Associated Press in conjunction with the norc center for public affairs research and Robert F. Kennedy human rights and nonprofit founded in 1968. Jennifer King, Washington
AP News Radio
Butler, Heat start 2nd round with 108-101 win over Knicks
"That he got hot in the second half and defeated the Knicks one O 8 one O one in game one of their Eastern Conference semifinal series. New York was up 61 53 early in the third quarter, but Miami went on a 21 5 run to take command of the game. Gave Vincent played a key role scoring 20 points including 5 three point field goals. It's one game. I don't want to put too much on it. It's nice to get the first one. You always want to get one on the road, but we'll go from there. Jimmy Butler led the heat with 25 points, but hurt his ankle late in the fourth quarter. Kyle Lowry also came up big for Miami scoring 9 of his 18 points in the final period. The Knicks RJ Barrett led all scores with 26. Tom arram, New York
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Harvard Professors Unite to Protect Free Speech!
"The good news that I've reported to you over 100 Harvard professors have started a group to protect free speech. One final. Two final sentences here that are very interesting. One of his fellow co presidents philosophy professor Ned hall, that is president of this new council. Said the council quote is resolutely nonpartisan. It pulls members from across the political aisle. Some people will read the expression of academic freedom as code for right-wing, but it simply not. Isn't that interesting? That when you have the words free expression, it is assumed to be right wing, even by people on the left. Isn't that a compliment to the right wing? According to fire survey, only 14% of students would feel very comfortable expressing contra controversial views with peers. And three quarters of students are at least somewhat worried about reputation damage. If they express an unpopular opinion.
AP News Radio
Morant, Grizzlies stave off elimination, beat Lakers 116-99
"The grizzly stayed alive is three of their players had double doubles in a one 1699 decision over the Lakers. Desmond Bain delivered 33 points and ten rebounds. John morant had 31 points and ten boards, and jaren Jackson junior added 18 points and ten rebounds. Morant says the board battle was big. Definitely something we needed, you know, to get a win and something, you know, coach challenge us to do was, you know, for us to rebound. So that's good. Memphis led by just two with four and a half minutes left in the third quarter before embarking on a 26 to run. Anthony Davis pays the Lakers with 31 points in 19 rebounds. Game 6 is Friday in Los Angeles. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
Booker scores 47, leads Suns past Clippers to win series
"Devin Booker scored 25 of his game high 47 points in the third quarter to lead the suns to a one 36 one 30 victory over the clippers, Booker also had 8 assists in ten rebounds as the sun's overcame a 9 point halftime deficit and captured their Western Conference playoff series four games to one. We didn't want to go back to LA unless it's for the Western Conference final. So, you know, just want to get it done, you know, being down 9 points coming out of that. We knew we wanted to do it quick. You know, we didn't want to wait until the fourth quarter and try to fight uphill battle. The clippers led by Norman Powell's 27 points made things interesting by nearly coming back from a 20 point deficit early in the fourth quarter. George Tanner Phoenix
The Eric Metaxas Show
Dick Morris Analyzes This Moment of Existential Crisis for America
"That we're talking about a president of the United States behaving in a way that is treasonous, this is unprecedented. This is absolutely, this is a moment of existential crisis for the United States of America. Yes. It is. Even if the election hadn't been stolen, it certainly is. And what we need to do now is to understand what China got. We know now that they gave, what did they get? And what did they get? I mean, let's talk about it. We're speculating, but I would put high on the list. The fact that nominally to appease the green movement, the entire American economy has been slowed down and China's accelerated because they don't have any restrictions for global warming at all. And we have a ton of them. Who is the architect of this satanic schemes? We know that bumbling Joe Biden is not it. He's a puppet for other people. Who is behind this? Well, I believe that you go back to dinesh d'souza's theory about the roots of Obama's rage. Where he basically says that Obama sees the world not in terms of U.S. versus the east or freedom versus communism. He sees it in terms of colonialism. That is the domination of three quarters of the world by one quarter. And anything that evens up those odds that lowers the power of the one quarter and raises the power of the other three quarters in his view is just wise and acceptable. And that's really where you have to look for. So you believe that Obama and company are behind what's really happening. Oh, yes. Yes, absolutely. That's why that's why Susan, that's why Powell exists.
AP News Radio
NCAA rules panel approves keeping clock running on 1st downs
"The NCAA playing rules oversight panel approved rule changes Thursday that are expected to reduce the number of plays in football games, notably one that will keep the clock running when the team makes a first down except in the last two minutes of a half. Since 1968, the clock had stopped on a first down until the referee gave the ready for play signal, two other changes were approved, penalties accepted at the end of the first and third quarters will now be enforced at the start of the following quarter, also back to back timeouts during the same dead ball period are no longer allowed. I'm Jeff and coolbaugh.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Rep. Scott Perry: Biden Has Maxed Out His Credit Limit
"We have reached our credit card limit and of course president Biden with the normal Obama kind of viewpoint thinks that we should just increase the credit card limit and just keep spending us into oblivion on things that we don't need. You know, I don't know whether you know this or your listeners know this, but during COVID and stimulus, we spent three quarters of a $1 billion for prisoners for prisoners for their stimulus. I mean, that's the kind of crazy stuff that, you know, it shouldn't even be discussed in Washington yet D.C. yet this guy and The White House says he's not going to negotiate. Well, if he wants to default and if he wants to crash the markets, it'll be his business because I think that we have, look, we should not celebrate this time. We should not celebrate the fact that we've got this debt ceiling raise, you know, essentially paying the bill for what has already been spent by the left. But if we can get these systemic foundational changes, especially the mandatory programs, including the spending caps, we'll get a $1 trillion out of the first year and savings. And four and a half $1 trillion over ten. Now, you never count on what happens in the out years. I know we've been burned plenty of times on that before. But with a $1 trillion in the first year and knowing that the appropriations process is right behind the debt ceiling vote, we have the opportunity finally as Republicans to drive the cost curve down and bring this thing back into balance. And
AP News Radio
Booker scores 38 points, Suns beat Clippers to even series
"Devin Booker scored 18 of his game high 38 points in the third quarter to lead the signs to a one 25 one O 9 victory over the clippers and tie their Western Conference playoff series at one win apiece. The sun's bounced back from 13 point second quarter deficit with Booker hitting a three pointer to tie the game at halftime. Those obviously a point of emphasis for us to have a better start, but you're still not promised that you're going to make all your shots. So just felt the game out. Settled into it, seeing what they're doing. And just went from there. Kawhi Leonard led the clippers with 31 game three of the series as Thursday in Los Angeles. George Tanner, Phoenix
AP News Radio
Philadelphia beats Brooklyn 96, 84
"Tobias Harris key to third quarter run that enabled the 76ers to hold home coordinate 96 84 win over the nets in game two of the NBA first round playoff series Harris scored 9 points in a 20 to 5 run that gave Philadelphia the lead for good, Harris scored 13 of his 20 points in the second half. Those are the type of spurts in playoff basketball that you have to embrace and you have to like over excel with the energy. And I think when we make that type of run, that was huge for us. Tyrese Maxie had 33 for the sixers who lead the best of 7 series two games to none Cameron Johnson had 28 for the nets. Michael luongo, Philadelphia
AP News Radio
Grizzlies beat Bucks 137-114, secure No. 2 seed in West
"The grizzlies clinched the second seed in the Western Conference, pulled away in the second half for a one 37 one 14 win over the box, Jaron Jackson had 36 points. The grizzlies overcame a one point halftime deficit. The bucks rested most of their frontline players and the grizzlies took over in the second half. The third quarter was the key, says grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins. Raised a level in that third quarter obviously home to 15 points. It was something that we got to continue to work on or connectedness or physicality. We're going to need this for the long run. Luke canard added 19 points. The bucks were resting players because they had clinched the number one seed in their previous game. Check Freeman, Milwaukee
AP News Radio
Bucks wrap up top seed in NBA with 105-92 victory over Bulls
"The bucks one O 5 92 win over the bulls gives Milwaukee the top seat in the NBA playoffs. Bobby portis brook Lopez and drew holiday each had at least 20 points as the bucks won without Giannis and tenta kupo, who was ruled out with a knee injury. Port has finished with 27 points and 13 rebounds. Now I shoot the ball, so a couple guys out, I know it's a lot more shots out there so I get to be a little bit more aggressive. Lopez had 26 points and holiday added 20 points, 15 assists and 8 rebounds. The bulls led by ten in the third quarter before falling. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
Tatum's 39 lifts Celtics over short-handed Jazz 122-114
"The Celtics gained ground in the Eastern Conference race with a one 22 one 14 downing of the jazz. Jason Tatum delivered 39 points and 11 assists as Boston pulled within a game and a half of the conference leading bucks. Tatum nailed 5 of the Celtic 17 three pointers. Anytime I had an ounce of opportunity it was either, you know, shoot a driver to kick it. Malcolm Brockton chipped in 19 points, and Derek white had its 17 in the win. The selz pulled away by outscoring Utah, 66 49 over the second and third quarters. Taylor Horton Tucker had 28 points and 8 assists for the jazz. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
Tatum, Brown help Celtics demolish NBA-leading Bucks 140-99
"The Celtics are a game closer to the Eastern Conference lead after crushing the bucks, one 40, 99. Celtics coach Joe Missoula. I finally began in the game we came out with an intentionality in our game plan discipline. But we did a really good job keeping them on a transition. Boston chat 22 of 43 from three point range and pulled within two games of Milwaukee. Jason Tatum pumped in 40 points and Jalen Brown 30 to help Boston win the season series and the tie breaker between the two teams. Bucks forward Chris Middleton left the game midway through the third quarter after taking an elbow to the face. Yanis intend to Cooper had 24 points for the bucks who matched their worst loss of the season. I'm Dave ferry.
WTOP
"third quarter" Discussed on WTOP
"45 powered by maximus. Moving people and innovation forward. 9 45, let's go to rob wood for. All right, and let's go to college park. Maryland pulled off the upset of number three produced 68 57. It's their first victory over a top 5 opponent in 7 years. Coach Willard says it was a long time coming in more ways than one. If you think about what went on last year, these poor kids dealing with COVID and all the BS with that, I think, for the students for the fan base, I think that was a great environment and a great moment. Yeah, it was in boilermakers coach Matt painter could only tip his cap to the terps but not for the reason you'd think. We've lost three games, but 5 last year. So we've had 8 court storms in two years. So Maryland's winning in their security. Their number one, they did a great job tonight. So they kicked our ass in the kicked our ass in the court storm. Yeah, how about that, huh? Wizards could use some of that. They are trailing in Minnesota 87 76. They just wrapped up the third quarter, the wizards won the second quarter. That's about it. Shooting 39% from the floor, led by Bradley Beal 18 points, but really slow start. They fell behind by as many as 20 early on in just no answer for Anthony Edwards 31 points elite all scores in the game. And the capitals, no Alex Ovechkin and several other key players, they fall hard to the Florida Panthers 6 to three. Over a Capital One arena, that is now three straight losses all on home ice and it comes at a bad time, the Panthers now move, even with the capitals at 62 points in the standing, so not a good look here for the capitals playoff hopes, the Washington commanders trying to get back to the playoffs. They reportedly spent all day with offensive coordinator candidate Eric B enemy apparently going so well. He's expected to extend his stay here into tomorrow. Rob Woodford, WTO sports
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"third quarter" Discussed on WTOP
"Ovechkin had many chances tonight, didn't he? Yeah, but did not get goal 8 O one to tie Gordy house second all time for goal scored. But Eric Gustafson had a hat trick. He scored all three of his goals for the season tonight. Hats were down on the ice and cap on arena as the caps meet Toronto 5 to two garnet Hathaway, Trevor van Reeves dike also goes for the caps with one 6 of 7 NFL. We got a good one. It is buffalo and Miami from up in Buffalo right now. The dolphins have come back and lead 26 21 late in the third quarter. Ravens earlier launched to the browns, 13 Cleveland. It was the largest comeback in NFL history. It was quite something Minnesota comes all the way back from 33 to beat the colts 39 36 in Minnesota and the Vikings clinched the NFC north title. Commanders and the Giants that's tomorrow night at FedEx field. Wizards out west is they continue that long roadie and still not much success. They lose their 9th straight this time at the LA clippers one O two 93. College basketball number two Virginia loses to number 5 Houston 69 61, George Mason over to lane 62 56, Virginia tech beats up on grambling state, 74, 48. World Cup finals all set for tomorrow, 10 a.m. for guitar. It's Argentina versus France. Sports. Thanks, Frank, ten 46. A judge in suburban Chicago Lake county. Today said bonded 50,000 for the father of an Illinois man who is charged with killing 7 people in a mass shooting during that 4th of July parade in highland park Illinois, Robert cremo junior was charged with 7 counts of felony reckless conduct for allegedly helping his son get a gun license. He surrendered to police Friday and is expected to make Bond. However, he must turn in any weapons he has at his house and his firearms license. His next court date, January 12th. His son Robert cremo the third faces 117 charges in connection with the shooting, krimo junior, the father previously he had said that he did not regret getting his son a firearms Larson, but he said he shocked what happened because his son was, quote, raised with good morals. Coming up after traffic and whether the top stories were following for you this
Bloomberg Radio New York
"third quarter" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Peel, the chief financial officer at DWS player. Good to have you with us on the program. So you've been we've talked to you before about outflows for 6 months. Now inflows is the story in this most recent quarter. Tell us what to turn that around. Yes, we pleased result report for the third quarter we have seen inflows of 7.7 billion within the third quarter. It's of course with the backdrop of a difficult market environment that we're operating in and we continue to operate in. So very much driven by cash inflows in the third quarter. We saw outflows previously, we had seen those come back almost entirely nearly 18 billion of cash inflows. But outside of that, we look very much at the diversification across the asset classes and where else we can kind of draw in that income. And in addition to cash, we've also seen inflows in alternatives with continued to see consecutively actually for each quarter in 2022 with an inflows in alternatives across real estate across liquid real assets and previously also across infrastructure. So a good result for the third quarter, we're very pleased to report that cash continues to be very volatile, we've seen that come back in the third quarter, but really consecutively we're seeing strong inflows from alternatives as well. And that's what we very mindful of because that's very supportive, of course, in our management fee margin and in supporting revenues. Here, more conversations like this one on Bloomberg television, streaming live on Bloomberg dot com and on the Bloomberg mobile app or check your local cable listings. On October 30th, Brazilians head to the polls for a runoff vote between former president Louis in asio Lula da Silva and incumbent jair Bolsonaro. Bloomberg will be live from São Paulo as the nation decides in the future of leptin America's largest economy. Average begins Friday on Bloomberg, your global news authority. What's changed is this. A decision by the government in Beijing that that status quo was no longer acceptable that they wanted to speed up the process by which they would pursue reunification. That was secretary blinken, actually
WTOP
"third quarter" Discussed on WTOP
"Red or the commander's doing Jay Brooks. Anybody made it to the third quarter. That was the first that the longest first half in modern NFL history, but with a little bit more on that, let's go out to landover Maryland with WTO's Dave Preston, Dave. Just under my 9 minutes to play in the third quarter Jay the commander's lead now 1714 Taylor heinecke tossing a 37 yard touchdown pass to Terry mclaurin on Washington's first drive in the second half of 5 play march covering 74 yards, heinicke's ten for 20 on the day for 90 yards, two touchdowns and interception returned for a touchdown. Aaron Rodgers, meanwhile, has just 65 yards passing on the afternoon packers zero for 5 on third down today. Washington leads Green Bay 1714 just under 9 minutes to play in the third quarter. Thank you so much, Dave talked to you in a half hour elsewhere. The 1 o'clock kicks third quarter scores have the Jags up 17 to 13 over the Giants and the Bengals all over the falcons 35 17. Not as close as it appears. Fourth quarter scores, the Lions, with a ten 6 deficit at the cowboys, the Titans up 16 7 over the colts, Panthers, 14 zero later for the bucks, and the ravens have just gone up 23 13 at Justin Tucker 50, 5 yard field goal oh, and by the way, Christian, the guy traded out to the niners from Carolina. He's active today against the chief. Should be a good one. Baseball playoffs, Phillies, with a win today over the Padres, a game 5 of the NLCS. They'll punch their ticket to the World Series as the fills lead that series three games to one in the city of brotherly love, just go into the top of the third now. It is scoreless once again. In a landover, a 1714 lead for Washington over Green Bay with 8 56 to go in the third, Jay Brooks WTO sports
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"third quarter" Discussed on WTOP
"Money news, 25 and 55, we're going to Larry kofsky. This is a Bloomberg money minute. Good, but not good enough. Tesla's revenue set a record high last quarter at nearly 21 and a half $1 billion, but sales missed estimates as logistical challenges meant it couldn't deliver as many vehicles to customers as planned. IBM had a strong third quarter despite softening economies around the globe. Big blue posted a stronger than expected 6 and a half percent sales gain on robust demand for software, mainframe computers, and hybrid cloud services. Sellers were back in control on Wall Street as worries about inflation and recession reemerged the Dow lost 100, the S&P 500 fell 25, the NASDAQ tumbled 92. Uber is getting into the advertising business to try and monetize its audience of 122 million active users. The company is launching a dedicated advertising arm, focused on selling things like sponsored listings or homepage ads. From the Bloomberg newsroom, I'm Larry kofsky, on WTO. Asian markets are tanking tonight, Hong Kong is the worst off right now, Hong Kong is down nearly 3%. Straight ahead here on WTO, it started with police observing an illegally parked van. It ended with a rest. This was all near the U.S. Supreme Court building tonight, and we've got the story in minutes. It's always the right time deal. Hey, wanna go to Mickey D's for lunch? Oh. Let's go now. But it's not lunchtime. If we're going to McDonald's is always the right time. Yes, it's hard to argue with that
Bloomberg Radio New York
"third quarter" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"A bear workshop that stocked him up in the area of around 400% this year This past week that company reported record revenues of more than $95 million in the third quarter they also authorized $25 million worth of share buybacks All this has build a bear prepares to celebrate its 25th anniversary in the new year Sharon price John has been the firm's president and CEO since 2013 had previously racked up two decades worth of experience in marketing and product development with the likes of Hasbro Mattel and stride And now she's got the specialty retailer of customized stuffed animals soaring to new heights in the midst of the busy holiday season Sharon joined us from the New York Stock Exchange to discuss the company's digitization plans and it's a banner quarterly results As you mentioned we declared special dividend and authorized that stock buyback program But also raised the annual guidance And it's really we're looking at a revenue number that's the best in about a decade as well as that pre-tax income that I was speaking of that's the best in our corporate history for the third quarter and the first three quarters of the year One thing I just wanted to ask you Sharon is is why the buyback why the special dividend Is that the best way to use some of your cash on hand Well it's one way to use our cash on hand We have a robust capital plan And a portion of that we felt with these record earnings is just a great opportunity for us to directly and immediately return some of that value to our shareholders Of course the stock buyback has a much different purpose It's more of a recognition of the board on noting and believing in the future of the company but we also outline some strategic objectives and opportunities for the future and how we're investing and that's inclusive of continued and acceleration of our digital transformation as well as the evolution of our retail footprint and the way we go to market and continue to push into more robust approach to omnichannel I know that people don't always recognize build a bear as an online retailer but as with many through the COVID experience we really did lean heavily into ecommerce We had already been on that road from.
Equity
"third quarter" Discussed on Equity
"You can with the minimum of ten K, investors have access to funds. You know, that have a pretty stable kind of return cycle. Anything we can do to use technology to broaden access to investments and financial tools that were previously only for the super wealthy is great. If you've ever had no money, the bank treats you like gum underneath their shoe, and then you have some money and then the nicer to you. And if you have more money, they're like, Alex come in. And that dynamic is ever pissed you off. Technology can't help kind of flatten things more quickly, which I'm excited about. But Natasha, did you just say expensive NFTs cost thousands of dollars? I did. This is my biggest issue with them. Is the issue that you're off by a factor of a thousand? Because they cost millions of dollars. Okay, fair. That's so true. I mean, I feel like that is what we're overwhelm by. Like on Twitter, that's what pops off. But you were a really good piece this week about low cost NFTs. I haven't seen one. So where are these? I've made two NFTs and they're both low cost because no one else wants them. NFTs are neat, I think. I think it's cool to see innovation and people playing around technology, having a good time, enjoying themselves. Well, I don't like as much are the endless we are going to make it. They're not going to make it kind of like tribalism from the crypto kiddos. Calm down. I know. I think it's actually like a unintentional slash intentional tactic to overwhelm people from ever trying to understand crypto. Which is so backwards because if you're a crypto believer, you should be really rolling out the carbon and being patient. But there's no one in my life who is less patient with me than people who are big into crypto and disagree with me about a thing. And yes, I am subtweeting Bitcoin maximalists there entirely. AFT's are cool because they're a neat way to think about art and music and so forth in a digital context, I'm always here for that..
Equity
"third quarter" Discussed on Equity
"They have raised 8 $7 million fund for climate tech startups they plan to raise a $20 million fund. Overall, and this is the first time I've ever seen a PR firm get into investing in their clients. What did you think when you saw the news? Because I wrote about it, I want to just hear your thoughts first. But I just did was very rudely stopped paying attention and went to my inbox and just search for VSC. Yes. Turns out I do know them. It turns out they've sent me a few emails. My first thought is, I love it. Because if you're going to do a lot of the work, or are these a trunk of the work of helping a startup, establish its brand and build its mind share and grow market share and really just develop as a company, why do you only want a fee for your labor? Everyone wants ownership. And so why not tie in some capital from an external fund? And then you have a little bit of the upside. You have a tighter relationship. I mean, people always talk about aligned incentives. And then people always complain about how their PR firms incentives aren't aligned with theirs. Well, good. Here's some stuff. Align those incentives. Let's just put the chips in the same direction, right? 7 million isn't the world's biggest fun. That sounds like a trial number to me. We have some capital from folks who know, see how this goes. But the PR firm, if VIC is good at picking the right clients and they're discerning enough to make the right selections, why not write a check as well? To me, now that I've heard this, I'm shocked we haven't seen more of this already. If that makes sense? Yeah, that's the thing that's getting me is like it both feels warranted because we talk about media and VC so much, but it also feels unprecedented because we don't see PR firms try and turn their clients into portfolio companies..
Equity
"third quarter" Discussed on Equity
"You shredding, scratching and strumming. Alex tell us what this is sort of is all about. If you're worried about shredding scratching and strumming, don't worry, this is about music. Mike is a band that you put around your wrist as far as I can tell it costs. I think a $119 according to its website. And it tracks your motion and converts that into music. And in their little hide video, they show a person playing piano on one hand, but air piano and then the Nick ticker mic take can kind of tell your hand is and create piano sounds based on where your hand would be on a keyboard. They showed another video of someone using their hand to strum a cello again an air cello. And so what they've done is built a piece of hardware that turns you the end user into a multi instrumentalist. And to me, as someone who grew up playing music and someone who occasionally planks on the piano in his house, poorly. This is awesome, because one thing that's bad about music is the on ramp to accessibility in terms of playing music. Most people listen to music, right? But actually play it. It is pretty tough. And it's not very interactive. Music tends to be a little bit static. It's like podcast, and you kind of sit and you listen, I'm curious the Natasha to how well this works in the real world versus in the hype video. Totally. I mean, I do recommend everyone who's interested in the startup to watch the video because I think that's where it clicked for both of us. But yeah, I feel like my big question was like, it doesn't feel like the kind of company you would use to learn how to play piano. And it doesn't feel like the kind of company you turn to if you're an expert and love the craft so much that you have a piano in your house. So it feels like the middle and I don't know who the middle is.
Equity
"third quarter" Discussed on Equity
"Hello and welcome back to equity, a podcast about the business of startups where we unpack the numbers and nuance behind the headlines. My name is Alex and I'm joined today by my colleague in arms Natasha masculine. Hello, how are you and why is it too cold in this world? It is too cold in this world, but it's the volley, so there is. Lights all over my apartment and I am so happy to finally be celebrating a holiday. Look, any excuse to light candles is a jam with me because I'm an enormous fan of scented candles. I like raspberries into candles. I like rose into candles. Evergreens sent to space for everything that's really good. I'm big on it. But briefly before we jump into the tech stuff, for folks who don't know, tell us what dwell he is. Yeah, a lot of people know it as the festival of lights. I think the part of it that's really inspiring is it's a celebration of triumphing darkness with light. So it's a lot of joy, India goes hard for it, but in the U.S., marketing efforts have become super mainstream like Costco is selling blood due boxes, which is just like sweets. And it's kind of crazy to see how far we've come since I've grew up and you know, it was a very small celebration in the courtyard neighborhood. No, I'm super high. This is one of the best parts of living in America, frankly, it's just like because there's so many folks here from Sony places and some different cultures. We get to kind of have a sampling of everything. And I'm into it..
Southern California Real Estate Report
"third quarter" Discussed on Southern California Real Estate Report
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Southern California Real Estate Report
"third quarter" Discussed on Southern California Real Estate Report
"I mean you know so like the university town centre corridor along interstate fifteen which includes beer mesa based on annualized approach both of those areas have have led the region if with rank growth and rents have been rising twenty seven percent and twenty percent over the past twelve months in those areas. So the question becomes is that sustainable right and is that a good thing now. National city was one of those areas that was really hot in the south and that would be considered like one of san diego's more affordable areas. And that only rose. Five point five percent over the month of october so that area which was like an area that was attracting a lot of people that starting to slow as well so when you look at these areas that north county the fifteen corridor north county coastal the beach areas. Pb la hoya places like that you know. Rents have just been going at a blistering pace. I mean it's been pretty crazy it has and it's unsustainable in rents are already incredibly incredibly high so i think that to have a little bit of a slow down a little bit of a readjustment seems pretty reasonable. I don't think it necessarily mean very much to be completely honest. I feel like we're still in a hot rental market and things are still flying off the shelves faster than faster than they probably ever have and ice. We still get calls daily for people that are like can we get on weightless. What's the process to. How do you apply for an apartment. That's even there. And i have great credit. I mean i- i- filter still many calls like that. 'cause i mean some of the highlights to yeah it's crazy and some of the highlights. I mean something to think about so this is from again that coast are and they're tracking net absorption too and that's basically a change in occupancy right absorption for those of you that are familiar with the real estate lingo is basically you know what when empty and what got least right and so so the net. Absorption is about ten thousand two hundred units which has led to record low vacancy rate. Two point two percent. It's a two point to stabilize..
EV News Daily - Electric Car Podcast
"third quarter" Discussed on EV News Daily - Electric Car Podcast
"The soul the black and the whites now testing the lunar. That's the silver version and Teasing a few Let's say billionaires around the world that wants to settle on other planets like malls says gusset also revolution app terrorist. Latest alpha prototype doesn't mean that production is anywhere near though The company announcing that luna version Simply means they are on their way to building the next ten beta prototypes for crash testing. The gamma prototypes which you could think of as a pre production kyle and the delta development phase corresponds to the production vehicle next jason hill who is a vehicle. Designer app tara says in a acute. I on the company's website the beasts of vehicles. They're about to stop making will incorporate the packaging and the comfort improvements and refinements to the design. I let the door panels and the instrument panels the front wheel drive version. Which is the luna is the first example of the derivative that will do a thousand miles now. They do that with obviously stunning aerodynamics. Because every you know the wheels are in close ties during closed. It's a crazy shape. It seats two. But that's fine but little thousand miles go solar panels on it to charge the batteries. Those batteries are hundred kilowatt hours. Now i don't know how where they've put them so. I caught work this out. I've looked at the app. Tara they say a hundred kilowatt hours of battery. It's a tiny vehicle where they stash them and who needs a thousand miles of range out at night but it still. It's a great headline. And i wish them all the best next to the ambitious. Uk plans. I talked about yesterday. Come because in the uk mandated to produce a growing proportion of zero emission vehicles every year under the new government plans to cement the transition to electric power phasing out the sale of fossil fuel from twenty thirty. The policy is the backing of campaign groups like transport and environment now. I saw a lot of kickback yesterday. About mandates from people saying they don't need let the companies do it at their own speed replied to one twitter thread with the president of the automobile association. Replied to him saying 'cause he was saying look mandates on needed that. But that's fine. I doesn't a mandate provide a direction of travel. So if you're running a car company is investing billions of dollars and you after the balance sheet only wanna know is where are we going and we'll work out how to get that. But where are we going. Regulate to rewind. What's the regulatory landscape. Where are we going. And then let them work out where to invest their billions. And and i said isn't a direction better than no direction. Even if you don't agree with the mandate like x percent of your cars must be all electric. Isn't it good that the government is telling three regulation carmakers. High vis is the direction of travel. Well greg who is the director of transport and environment Said today something similar. But better than i did He says more importantly it gives clarity and certainty on how many vase will be on the roads in the coming years and we can plan for. How many charge points and needed. How many mechanics to train for. It's a step in the right direction. He said to the guardian newspaper. Well transport now. The cigarettes single biggest sector at least hair carbon emissions donates by road vehicles phasing out petrol and diesel was a cliff thing that the uk hat to twenty. Thirty is more ambitious ambitious than other countries. According to tim schwab. Who is the director of transport studies at oxford university. He says the are disproportionately used by middle class households..
EV News Daily - Electric Car Podcast
"third quarter" Discussed on EV News Daily - Electric Car Podcast
"I didn't think the safety school goes far enough but we can argue that one. Please don't hate me. We can argue that one on social media. Next tesla is achieving annual run rate of a million electric cars confirming that the annual run right in other words how many they make every their factories were running at full pelt. Thought is million cars a year. Now we know that there are two million tests on the road right now on. The run runway is a million a year so you can see if it took him about fifty percent year on year growth. How that number just continues to rise. Off tesla reported production of two hundred. Thirty eight thousand vehicles and delivery of two hundred and forty one thousand vehicles in the quarter. Just gone tesla has achieved now a run rate of a million vehicles confirming that fact says electric websites. Zach coco on the cfo. Said and i quote we were also able to achieve an annualized production right away but one million calls towards the end of the quarter. The increase in production has been primarily driven by further ramping of model y at giga shanghai. Additionally we've made great progress in increasing production volume of the model s. have recently started production and ramp of molex and quite public to electric in the show notes to read more next. We'll talk about tesla switching that battery chemistry to lithium ion phosphate for all standard range vehicles. I've been buying about this. Rages all carmakers for that. Cheapest models for that city calls their lowest rain they should all had. Lsp contracts in the bag years ago because they can lower the price of the vehicle or they can make more money either way in a move to offer a reduced cost model three to the chinese market. Tesla's offering that base model with a battery. Pack lithium ion phosphates. Great takes the kobo out of the pack as well. Contentious things but cable into batteries depending on where it's come from since the fbi. Chemistry makes less energy dense cell. It provides a lower range butts much. Lower production costs like sixty dollars per kilowatt hour. Like maybe sixty five seventy. That's the byod stuff that i've seen that move worked. So well tesla They are now rolling out around the world. All of the standard range.
KNBR The Sports Leader
"third quarter" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"In the third quarter. Notre Dame 23, Florida State's 20 bread, Me basket, and that was the same throw. The Jack Cohen had to Kevin Austin to end the second quarter for the offense on Notre Dame. He threw it a little inside this time in just two series now puts it on the outside to where only Kevin Austin can catch it, and the result is six points. Cone to Austin from 37. Yards out door waits for the snap. Snap is there hold is good. The kick is up. And the kick is also good. What a response by Notre Dame offensively route to do it by the air as well. Incredible job by Jack Cone showing leadership and giving confidence for the entire team through his play. Jack Cone. Ryan has five incompletions at this point of the game. He has three touchdown passes. And no picks. His official line reads 17 out of 22. 2 30 to 3 touchdowns and no pics, and he has spread the wealth pretty well. The touchdown passes going to tight end Michael Mayer going to wide receiver Joe Wilkins and the one moment to go to wide out Kevin Austin. Underplays 75 yards only took 1 44. 37 yards. The seesaw of a game. It's for the states of Notre Dame's of Florida State to train Stop. Let's go. Let's finish this game out. But what an exciting way to kick off your game season. Both of the touchdown passes have something in common here. One from Cohen. We just saw the one from Jordan Travis, both of these taking place in the third quarter. They were go routes down the sideline where the quarterback just put the perfect amount of touch and loft on it. Hitting their receivers in stride. Have in Austin and Jack own. Take a seat. Jonathan door, walks up to the ball kicks it off with Notre Dame now up 24 20. All sales five yards.
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
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"I got the first five, said win. He also matches his 17 straight win the longest of his pro career. All the women's side. World number one Ash Party downs Alexandrova. 6264 in just 80 minutes already heads that a round of 16 for the third straight year, and Pliskova and Boho ova were quarantine training buddies but on the court Jehovah Shocks. Six ranks Pliskova 7575, and it's the third time she advances the round of 16 and nine Grand Slam appearances. Catch all the action on ESPN two ESPN plus an ESPN app. Thank you very much. Chris. And now it's time for your top five plays, plays Number five, LeBron James with a three pointer at the buzzer. ESPN L A 7 10, LeBron quickly puts it into overdrive. LeBron went 43213 pointer Good at the buzzer. Brian hits it. The Lakers lead by five and that's the end of the third quarter. 24 in the game for LeBron, number four. Justin Faulk with the go ahead goal for ST Louis 101, ESPN chiru He's going to get to it. Getting icing wins it for the blues. Cairo on the near side, girls it back on. The backend hits the man in front. The scar just in focus, too, in the game. And it was chiru that made it all happen. Number three City Bay with a three point jumper on the rookies Historic night for the Pistons, 97.1 the ticket. So the Pistons need something good here. We'll look at the line, right? Almost turned it over. Got it to city Bake 101 to 95 years. Still perfect from three point range. Seven for seven. I was wonder where he was. Are you kidding? Be? 30 points. Number two Luca Don church with a driving layup for Dallas. One of 3.3 ESPN. Nobody is been able to get a handle on looking tonight crossed over right to left. Got the step down the lane against hardbacks and home 14 before for Luca 46 points on the number one play of the day. And finally Rudy go bare dunk sign Ya. Addison puts him on a poster 97.5 his own evil. Dr. Left hand bounces to Rudy's through the middle. What? We're worried about stuff. Wow, look at that. Every fan in the Rangers on their feet. He's just acting on your honest and be watched. Let's stay with the MBA. Cleveland travel to Portland to battle the Blazers mellow the rebound on the low post Turns fades. It's around and threw in every part of the rim and dropped through the cylinder 21 for Carmelo Anthony 102, 77 1 29 1 10 Portland, Your final game had 20 and mellow 23. The Trail Blazers have won three straight. New York Knicks were in Washington to meet the Wizard's Randall driving Kick Quickly. Quarter three. It's good for the right corner for Emanuel quickly. He's got 14 points all set up by Julius Randle Mix up. 177 98.7, ESPN New York Knicks win 109 91 Mitchell Robinson left the game in the second quarter after suffering a fractured right hand banging it while contesting a shot by Wizards. Ford rehashing Mora. Connecting with teammate Julius Randle's elbow next coach Tom Thibodeau said that Robinson will meet with the team doctors on Saturday in New York to determine the severity of the injury and how much time he will need to miss Orlando in Sacramento to face the King's magic win This 11 23 1 12 was your final. Nikola Vucevic put up 42 points and nine rebounds. SportsCenter all night. ESPN radio, Former Clemson QB and Consensus Future number one Overall NFL draft pick Trevor Laurence held his Pro day a month early on Friday in an effort to Show that he can take care of business and handle himself when things don't go according to plan, Lawrence is scheduled to undergo surgery to repair damage to the labor room on his left non throwing shoulder and wanted to be completely cleared before training camp opens in July during his pro day through about 40 passes, mostly from under center. It was a good day, considering kind of short notice. Paid for, like a week, probably back in California, then obviously transition about South Carolina put the finishing touches on get with the guys get some time and down. Now it's pretty pleased with it. Obviously, like anything. You have some throws that you wish you'd go back and had a little bit better. But you know as a whole, I think thing. It was a good day. Receivers ran really well. It's really appreciate those guys Cornell for coming back and Shiran and Caleb in Chris. All of them. Um means a lot to me. Help me out a lot. So just appreciate those guys. I thought I was a good day. You have C 2 58 takes place Saturday night on ESPN plus pay per view in the main event. The UFC welterweight champion comer Who's Mon faces former teammate in number one contender Gilbert Burns. Here are both talking about the fight as well as you've seen president Dana White. You know, I've proven myself as a champion and some of the greatest seasons of the ultimate fighters are those proven champions are able to step in there and gets fall and go out there and and Delivered in helping you know some of the newer generations and new or fighters crack into the UFC. I know him a lot. He knows me a lot. They said they'd only trade right because I do believe I'm gonna wait. He does believe he going away. We'll find out Saturday night, you know, And they think the blue an advantage that I have my teammates knowing a lot. You my coach? No. Here a lot. You and the thing with me. I believe in a different animal with that worked with the vision. I wasn't high on Guzman Early on. He had set a couple of things about you know, on this fight. I only use 30%. When he thought Rafael dos Santos from that fight on I've become a complete Guzman fan. The guy is gritty and tough and he just keeps coming forward. Whatever you throw at him. He's coming right back with it. I mean, it was never more evident. Then in the Colby Covington fight, which is one of the greatest fights I've ever seen in my entire career. You know those two? It was a dog fight the entire fight until he finishes, Um late and the fifth round. That's it for us for everyone buying the glass tomorrow, Cal. Thank you very much for listening. Marty and Maggie is next talking Jags, UFC QB carousel and more. This has been SportsCenter all night on ESPN radio. Back on Monday and continuing to follow the cubes around the NFL. We'll tell you why one quarterback controversy just might not be enough for one NFL team Tee shot.
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"Website down detector monitor service outages It says slack users from Texas to Ukraine were complaining of connection issues. Netflix says viewership records were sent for all of last month and for Christmas Week. The streaming services. Newest hit is the period drama Bridget in It was streamed by 63 million households and its first four weeks that makes it the fifth largest debut for any Netflix show. Back to you, Manager Jeff Thank you very much coming up on 6 53 on news radio, 6 10 w Y o D you may have we were just talking about the latest stimulus payments. You may have already had the government's Latest payment deposited into your bank account last few days. A handful of people that I know already have the new payments approved by Congress or $600 per person, but a new hill Harris, ex pol On three quarters of Americans think that's just not enough money, 15% said. It was the right amount, 8% said. It's too much money. There had been conflict in Congress over making the payments $2000, which President Trump said he and Democrats both wanted but course it was blocked by Senate Republicans in the poll. 57% of voters said $2000 was about the right amount, and that's why today's Senate election in Georgia is so important if you get those two Democrats elected likely Americans will get $2000 stimulus payments pretty soon after the inauguration. Once Vice President Biden takes office and the Democrats do control the Senate, you might see another stimulus payment of ice. The president elect, I guess at this point has been saying that this is a down payment. On what Americans badly need. Meanwhile, that Wisconsin pharmacist is accused of sabotaging 500 Corona virus vaccine doses apparently did it because he thought they would mutate human didna. I'm not making it up. Prosecutors say Stephen Brandenburg reported conspiracy theorists didn't trust the technology behind vaccines. This is the danger with social media. He admitted to removing the vials from refrigeration, twice, causing them to spoil, prosecutors say At this point, it's unclear of the vials have actually been destroyed, which will affect what kind of charges he faces. 46 year old is now out of jail on bond, and we talked about it all the time. Jimmy's mentioned the whole bunch of times. Some of the hoax is some of the ridiculous Theories. Surrounding the covert vaccines. Now we've got two soon to be. Hopefully, a third one approved the AstraZeneca, Oxford one already proved over in the UK Hopefully that will get approval here in the U. S. In the next 2 to 3 weeks, Johnson and Johnson one, I guess was delayed a little bit, but hopefully we'll have that approved the next you know when the next month or two as well and and much more Especially the most at risk will be able to get those shots and get them done while change.