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Bloomberg Radio New York
"three options" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"So therefore, if I look at the three options for magic alpha tame, your 50 days in, almost yes. Almost. Asset sales IPO or strategic stakeholders, you have 50 days in, you're in charge. This is your chance. Which of these three are you tempted towards for magadan for time? A partial IPO, the market is lit up like a Christmas tree. Strategic stake sale to a sovereign wealth fund or specific asset sale. Well, it's first important to acknowledge that we have a very strong balance sheet. And I think one of the things that will most proud and measure for teams is that we've hold on to our triple-b investment grade rating throughout COVID post COVID and coming out of COVID. And with the passing on of mister major hamo, the company continues to enjoy a very strong financial position. We have been able to tap the capital markets. We've renewed our hybrid with a green hybrid. So we have access to a very deep and diversified set of financing financing options. That really gives us the confidence to be able to fund our growth, whether that growth is 50% growth in online sales, properties, growth, and even the cinemas without so many movies being released on time has still had 20% plus growth year on year. But this is my argument would be this is not about a need for capital. This is about a monetization of assets. It's a pressure from the family to monetize and go the IPO route. So we have, I think, a very fortunate position with the passing of mister magic almost a year and a quarter ago. This was obviously very sad for his family for the company and for the wider business community. But it's also been a good test of the resilience and governance of magic for time. And that's perhaps misunderstood a lot harmless greatest legacies that he's left behind in independently governed and very well professionally managed company. And that really gives us the strength to build on. What's even more, I think reassuring is the support that we've received from our shareholders who have publicly reconfirmed their support for the company for the governance and in fact in my appointed appointment that shows unanimously approved on very grateful for that. So I think from a governance perspective and from a financing perspective, we have all the ingredients that we need to continue to serve the 600 million customers that we serve to continue to look after the 50,000 people who work for measure for team and to continue to honor our financial commitments. You come from adventures background, has the time never been better to seize the moment and go for an IPO. I'm going to push through this door. Don't worry. The next time you come back, it'll be easier. But come on, it's an amazing moment. Are you going to advocate that that should go on the shoot? Well, I come from a manager for people background. There have been 16 years with manager. And measure for them has always been and will always be about the long term. We have a very clear I think long-term road map to grow the business, continue to build on the solid foundations that we have. It is a challenge on the profitability side and we've had a profitability challenge for some time. And for you, are you going to be a deal maker beyond you're going to continue on doing deals? Where's your target? Where's the biggest target for you to do with the let's say to grow the business? So our growth, moving forward. It's not just going to be about top line growth. I think part of my focus moving forward and the entire leadership team at manager for team is to rebalance our growth towards more profitable sustainable long-term long-term growth. Thank you very much. Good to have you in the seat for your first run 50 days in. Let's see what you did in a hundred. I hope you're not doing IPO and don't come and tell me. That is the CEO Ahmed galal Ishmael at the CEO at majid alpha team. My guest this morning on the numbers right here on Bloomberg setting the agenda. When was the moment you discovered that you were meant for the business world? Have you been getting a lot of inquiries from employers? And then you started looking for the best sources of information. Technology is challenging the regulators, doctors use kind of a virtual reality look. I feel like the world is courting Elon Musk. Which is how you got here
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Dinesh Assesses Marjorie Taylor Greene's Idea for a “National Divorce”
"Let's begin by thinking about what Marjorie Taylor Greene meant by this because the concept of a national divorce can be understood in more than one way. In fact, I can think off the top of my head of at least three or four ways that we can interpret it. So one way to interpret it would be, for example, secession, we split the country into two, and of course that has some sorts of operational difficulties. It's not quite as simple of north south or east west. It would have to be a very complex division. So that's option, but it's only option number one. Option number two would be that we create parallel societies. Do Americas inside of America, something I've argued for. And something that to some degree is already happening. I'll say more about that in the next segment. But that's the second option. A third option is decentralization of power. Take power away from Washington. Now we can see that people in Washington won't want to give up power without a fight without a struggle, but nevertheless, the idea of dispersing power to the different jurisdictions, not way red states can live the way they want, blue states can live the way they want, the federal government oversees the process, but it's not the kind of nerve center of making decisions for the whole country. So these are three different ways to think about the so called national divorce. Let's listen to Marjorie Taylor herself because she gave a lengthy interview in which she spelled out her thoughts about it, which I think are quite provocative. And the first thing she says is that many Americans are giving up. They're sick of the Talking Heads that just complain about problems and politicians who don't fix anything. While the right keeps taking beatings and abuse from the left. So that's the whole point that our starting point is kind of the Texas model. We're not gonna take it anymore.
AP News Radio
Russell, Edwards help Timberwolves beat Warriors in OT
"D'angelo Russell and Anthony Edwards sent the Timberwolves past the warriors one 19 one 14 and overtime. Russell scored 14 of his 29 points in the fourth quarter, but he fouled out one minute into OT. I was just taking what they were giving us. You know, their defenses, it's a lot of scheming to it and you know, they make you think and make you use your second and third option. Tonight we were trusted. Edwards took over after Russell left, scoring four of his 27 points in OT and providing several key plays. Minnesota forced overtime by erasing an 11 point deficit in the fourth quarter. Steph Curry had 29 points and ten rebounds for Golden State. I'm Dave ferry
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Kirk Cameron: Audiences Are Showing Lots of Love for 'Life'
"Kirk, I'm curious about the response you mentioned it came out this past weekend. Have you started getting some feedback from people who went to go see the film? Oh, yes. Lots of people are coming out. We have videos on our social media and people are just they're balling their eyes out. They're laughing their heads off. And they're saying, wow, this is one of the best movies that I've seen because a, it's a true story, and it's hard to argue with a true story. Whether you're pro life pro choice, whatever we want to offer the third of the third option, which is the adoption option and it shows the beautiful side of what can happen if you choose life for your baby. The movie's pro abundant life pro forgiveness pro love pro family, pro reconciliation and new beginnings. So we just are thrilled with the reactions. It's got a 97% Rotten Tomatoes, audience score, which is really high. And we're in the top ten movies in the nation this weekend. So really encourage people to go see it, bring your kids, it's made for the family. Everybody will own it.
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Warner Brothers Has a Big Decision to Make About Ezra Miller
"Speaking of badass, I shouldn't say that because he's not a badass. Let's just call him an ass. Ezra Miller, I've talked about him for the last couple of weeks. This is the guy that plays the flash Ezra Miller is a terrible person. He's been arrested and, you know, cops have been after him from anything from kidnapping to shoplifting to assault in Vermont in Hawaii. He's a real prick, but he's the flash. And Warner Brothers, even though they got rid of batgirl and the Scooby-Doo movie, they made no bones about we're keeping the flash and you stalked going, well, what does this guy have to do to lose the movie? Now Warner Brothers has a decision to make. About the flesh. And this is the last time I'm going to talk about it, but there's three options Warner Brothers has. In one scenario, the crazy Ezra Miller, with the support of his mother, I'm not going to say their mother, I refuse to do the pronoun bullshit for non binary people I refuse to do it. So forget it. His mother, who's currently with him, in the first scenario, Ezra Miller should seek professional help and maybe, you know, give an interview at some point, explaining his erratic behavior of the past few years, then they could do like a limited press for the flash sort of thing and the movie would open and send him as planned. That scenario number one. Scenario number two is Ezra doesn't seek help. Maybe they can release the film in theaters as planned, but Ezra would not have a prominent role in terms of marketing and publicity. So you see the movie, he's not going to go out there in front of the movie and talk about it and publicize it. No, no talk show appearances, et cetera. And maybe they recast future flash films. Actually, they would have to. Third scenario, the situation where Ezra Miller deteriorates even further, which is not out of the question. This would see Warner Brothers killing the movie outright because it can't be reshot with a different actor at this point. Ezra Miller plays multiple characters and he's in almost every scene, so we're talking about scrapping a $200 million film, which would be unprecedented.
WGN Radio
"three options" Discussed on WGN Radio
"What the cities ideas, three options to fix up where the bear is play, they've got their eye on Arlington Heights, though. Mark gannis are you impressed by what the city is putting out there? Not very impressed. No. Too little and way too late. Do you think there's anything the city could do? This is a sports marketing expert who has been advising us as well as cities and teams around the country on sports stadiums. Do you think there's anything the city can do now to patch things up or keep the bears in town? There was, but I don't think there is any longer. What could have been done in being proactive is to come up with a plan that would have a new stadium built with a meaningful amount of public funding that at the bears could control at least for bears games and could be used as a component to McCormick place to aid in conventions and bring in new money that way. But that is not to be the case and frankly the landlord tenant relationship between the bears and the park district has deteriorated so much that they couldn't even communicate with each other on something the Illinois legislature approved of sports gambling operations at social field. So not anymore. I think this is now done, the bears are moving along very well, methodically, professionally, getting all the work that needs to be done at Arlington Heights. And that is where I expect the future of the bears will be for generations to come. How about this for a Hail Mary sell the stadium to the team for cheap? You know, I agree with you that it's a Hail Mary, but when you've got a hundred year old house giving it away that that's always good that needs a lot of work. Give a getaway doesn't necessarily make it a good deal for the person who's taking it over. One of the ideas from the city is to expand the seating to 70,000, is that big enough anyway? The seating numbers are irrelevant. The NFL has been moving toward to smaller stadiums now for quite a while. And it's also a small amount of the revenue that gets generated at the building goes last extra 5000 seats or so really aren't a very big deal. This is about controlling destiny. This is about creating a building from scratch that has all the things that are needed today and may be needed in the future. This is about being able to control the building and not have to ask mother may I, every time you want to do something. Well, that is true, isn't it, that as long as the park district or the city control the venue, then the team is always just going to be a tenant. Correct. I can understand how an attractive that is. Yes. Now, there are many examples where teams are tenants to public sector authorities that own the stadiums, but the relationships are much better. Even here in Chicago, we see that with the White Sox and the Illinois sports facilities authority. That is a real partnership between the two. And the illness sports facilities authorities always there to work with and help the White Sox and the White Sox work with and help the that is not the relationship that exists and has existed for years at soldier field between the bears and the park district. Wait, look at that artist rendering. You've got this beautiful horseshoe shaped stadium with a glass wall or some sort of well now it is really nice and then this enormous lawn on the north side and there's the Lake and there's the trees on the Parkway and I'm like, I want that. You know what 2.2 billion? Who do they expect to pay for it? And who do they expect to actually be in it? But let me tell you, John. It is a lot cheaper to hire good artists to do a rendering like that than to actually build it. This is the same sort of sell job and I don't mean that in pejoratively as it sounds. But as we got with the casinos, they said, look at this. Look at this, look at this, you go, wow, it looks awesome. And you're so right. But it will be awesome. I mean, who's to say we won't get something that looks like that? Well, but who's going to be in it? The fans are going to go. Well, you know, they've got to be watching some events on the field. I would think that the Chicago fire will enjoy retrofitting sulfur fuel to make it a little better for soccer and concerts and other kinds of events like that. But are you saying that it won't get used enough? Is that your point? Well, certainly not at a 2.242 to justify a $2.2 billion price tag. Who pays that? John, you have just asked the 60 the $2.2 billion question. Remember the old show the $64,000 question. You've just hit the nail on the head. Who pays for it? How does it get paid for? And why would anyone in their right minds say that the solution is to spend $2.2 billion on a building that's a hundred years old? Well, you know the answer to that. I mean, really, you do. The answer is you spend 2.2 billion or say 1 billion if you think you can turn a profit on it. If that brings more money to the city than it's a good investment, is it a good investment that way? Absolutely not. And well, just take a look at when they built that arena, the wintrust arena with all of those wonderful projections about all the events that are going to take place. And how the building was going to pay for itself. That was a boondoggle from the first moment it was conceived and what they did was they did the standard operating procedure, John. They used OPM, other people's money. Okay, with all due respect, in a season ticket holder at wind trust. It's a completely different venue. It's a completely different purpose. I mean, this is on the Lake. It's outdoors. It's open. It's apples and oranges, isn't it? The best, the best thing that has going for it there is the view from the Goodyear blimp. It is gorgeous. It shows Chicago so beautifully, especially on those lovely evenings in the early fall when we have prime time games. It's gorgeous. But the problem is it does not work for an NFL team in 2022 and beyond. And. As bad as it is for the bears to imagine staying in Chicago on the Lake, is it equally good for them to be in Arlington Heights? Has had a home run? What makes Arlington Heights home run is that they have 300 plus acres that they can develop to help offset the construction costs on the stadium that they will be able to program the entire plot of land and all the ingress and egress to service the bears and the stadium. That they will have the NFL being there right from the start, helping them finance design and even providing significant capital to offset some of the bears costs in the building. I don't mean to denigrate soldier field. I think that or the area, certainly not the area, when Jim Edgar proposed McDonald, I know John, you and I are old enough to remember this. When he proposed McDonald that was the right solution. That was building a new multi purpose stadium that would help McCormick place in the bears along the lakefront. But it didn't happen because we are very parochial in this area as to who controls what and the mayor wanted to control the project that he wanted the state to fund in the state wanted it to be under the
The Dan Bongino Show
Karine Jean-Pierre, Who's in Charge of Addressing Baby Food Shortage?
"Jim queue up for me careen Jean Pierre here is Joe Biden's new conspiracy theorist press secretary as bad if not worse than Psaki already She was asked this question at The White House yesterday Now remember there are only three options here The White House is totally incompetent was unaware of a baby food crisis The White House was aware and did nothing about it because her incompetent but The White House is aware now And it's really weird that the spokeswoman for The White House has no idea who at The White House is in charge of this crisis and thinks it's kind of funny Here check this out On the formula issue at The White House you mention The White House in the film I mean at The White House I don't know I can find out for you and get you a person who's running point but I don't have a person Spitting in your face now There just spitting in your face Why does she not know Because they're probably isn't anyone
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Supreme Court Abortion Law Leak: What Happened and Why Does It Matter?
"The biggest case in front of the Supreme Court is the Dobbs V Jackson women's health organization. This is the abortion case. This is the Mississippi case that outlaws abortion beyond 15 weeks. And of course, the court was sort of faced with sort of three options, a firm roe versus wade. Number two, uphold the Mississippi law, but somehow square it with roe versus wade and the third, knock over roe versus wade and along with that Planned Parenthood versus Casey, essentially return the abortion question to the states. And there was a leak that just came out in the magazine well on the website political. And the league not only says that the court has arrived at an early decision to overturn roe versus wade, but the decision is 5 to four that justice Samuel Alito has drafted the majority opinion, representing the 5 justices, and we know who those 5 justices are, so if I used to say that Roberts decided not to be in the 5, although I'll talk about Roberts a little bit later. A 5 four decision 5 votes to overthrow a row, return the matter to the states. And Alito drafted a lengthy opinion 98 pages. Now this is not the final opinion, but nevertheless, it is a closely reasoned, heavily footnoted detailed argument. And the whole brief was leaked. So the dissenting opinions appear not to have been written yet, and we'll talk a little bit about how that leak might have occurred. But I want to talk about how startling it is that the security around the court, because this kind of information by and large stays with the justices, and with their clerks.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Orgs Like 'Catholics for Choice' Cross-Promote Planned Parenthood
"There's an organization called Catholics for choice, can imagine that has a huge following. For youth having accurate information and answers to questions they need related to sex, reproductive healthcare, and changing bodies, healthy relationships is critical in helping make their own informed decisions. Do we have cut 28 lined up? Let's play cut 28. To find out if your friend is pregnant, they can take a home pregnancy test. These tests are available in grocery stores. Drugstores and local family planning clinics, like Planned Parenthood. So that's just a short snippet where they are advertising, Planned Parenthood, through these videos. So here's how to have sex. Here's how to watch porn. Here's how to go. And by the way, if you get pregnant, here's also a resource planned parent. It's a business model. Every single one of these industries need each other. Play cut 29. Be aware that there are some clinics that trick women into coming to them for pregnancy options counseling. But then did not accurately provide all of the information or talk honestly about all of the options open to a pregnant person. There are three options open to a person who finds themselves pregnant. Becoming a parent, putting the child up for adoption and aborting the pregnancy. Option one is to continue the pregnancy and parent the baby. This is a tough road, especially if the person is still a teenager or in school. This is a tough road. So you might not have to have a child showing the child crying. Miss propaganda, it's pro abortion propaganda that's happening in your schools.
WGN Radio
"three options" Discussed on WGN Radio
"As to your thoughts About whether or not section two 30 in your view should be I would think of three options here reinterpreted written or repealed My concern often with laws including section two 30 is by the time we write something new it's already an agree to it It's already outdated And so with section two 30 it should be updated I think that what I would caution legislators is create a framework that is dynamic and create a set of standards that are non negotiable So come up with a non negotiables and then say and then we're going to have a framework that's going to support these non negotiables and that's going to be updated on a frequent basis based on what the technology platforms are what's hot what's not and how people interact with this technology because that's going to continue to change Today's Twitter Facebook and Instagram a year two years from now the behavior patterns are going to look incredibly different And so we really need to make sure if we're going to update section two 30 that we leave it in a framework where it can be dynamic and reflect the current times and be something that is understandable that you can hold social media companies and big tech companies accountable to That's the point that I'm going to follow up on when we come back Teresa Payton is our guest cybersecurity expert former chief information officer under president George W. Bush and also the host of the cybercrime magazine's weekly one minute podcast the CI SO minute one 8 6 6 5 O Jimbo is our number one 8 6 6 5 O 5 four 6 two 6 many of us are dragged into the cyber world I am there to the extent that my job requires it which is often more than I would frankly prefer to be but hey I'm not complaining I have a job so I'm happy and if this is some of the baggage that goes with it well well and good Theresa Payton our guest one 8 6 6 5 O Jimbo one 8 6 6 5 O 5 four 6 two 6 Jack Dorsey out and the chief technology officer of Twitter in as the head of that organization is that new different exciting or rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic will be back in just a moment.
WCPT 820
"three options" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Righty let's get into this and pick up your phone calls Phil and Selena California Phil what's up Well I think they ought to just arrest Steve Bannon and put him on a no bail warrant And let him set down and rock for a little while I'm with you Yeah Congress has basically three choices right now The January 6th committee and it's going to be I would be loved to be a fly on the wall as they're debating this particularly given that you've got a couple of Republicans on that committee Adam kinzinger and Liz Cheney But they have three options They can do they can file a civil lawsuit to try to force him to show up which is what they did against Don McGahn And Don McGahn ran out the clock for two full years If you fight in the courts they can cite inherent contempt which is a power of the Congress has but hasn't been used since the 1920s And Congress doesn't have its own police force They've got the sergeant at arms but I don't see Bannon's going to walk into the Congress and say I'm here arrest me And they don't even have a jail cell in Congress anymore They use it to as a storage place for Abraham Lincoln's hearse You know for the cart that carried his body or they can refer a criminal complaint to the Justice Department which is what they did with Susan McDougal back in the day when Bill Clinton was president and they were investigating whitewater The whitewater committee subpoenaed Suga Suzanne McDougal she was a partner in the whitewater land deal where Bill Clinton Bill and Hillary lost 30,000 bucks They subpoenaed her She said I'm not gonna come in I'm not gonna show up And they arrested her They filed a filed a criminal complaint with the Justice Department the Justice Department went out and arrested Susan McDougal and she sat in prison for 18 months for refusing to testify before Congress If I'm remembering this correctly It may be that there was a grand jury involved there I may be slightly off but in any case he could be arrested if this goes to the Justice Department And if Not Garland decides he's gonna do something I'll keep in mind this is the same Merrick Garland our attorney general who wrote a nasty letter to Arizona saying it is a violation of federal law for you to be turning ballots and voting machines over to the cyber ninjas And then did nothing And now this is happening to Pennsylvania And they're doing nothing I'm frankly very very disappointed in this Justice Department They need to be taking names and kicking ass in my opinion Jeremiah and cold poor Pennsylvania Jeremiah what's up Hey Tom I was wondering if you could give us some insight into the psychology of rich people When I try to put myself in their shoes being greedy and not carrying that their businesses are destroying the environment and other people's lives I still have trouble figuring out why they're doing it because I know they have bunkers but I put myself in their shoes I think okay well if I don't make it to the bunker in time what if my wife doesn't make it What if my mistresses don't make it And then I'm stuck with the same mistresses And the sponsor everything hits the fair Jeremiah here's what I know about this or what I've read about this what I've learned about this As people's wealth goes up And I'm talking not somebody making 50,000 now making.
600 WREC
"three options" Discussed on 600 WREC
"I got to work to Um, but I've been showing this map. Of okay. What the Taliban on the march since February, March, April May June July by July Joe's bragging about the Afghan army and you know some of the best training in the world, but they were getting rolled by the Taliban that had 60% of the country. He could have gotten us out early. He could have pushed them back with drone strikes like Trump would have done on day one. And it's all preventable. You can't screw it up any worse than this, John and and and that's the frustrating thing and let me tell you something. This beheading these murders this weekend, the rights taken away from women. Mark my words. It's only the beginning of the hell That is going about that will be unleashed in that country. I'll give you the last word, my friend. We got it all on Hannity dot com. No, I think you're right. But I still think there's time. That's why you know we should still be talking. There's still ways That we can improve the situation. We are America. Okay, we are the USA. We don't take terms from the Taliban. There's no what the problem is, John. They've got, Joe says we have the leverage. No, they have the leverage. You know what they've got? They've got our fellow citizens. What if we engage them militarily now they will die for sure. But we're left with bribery, ransom and kissing their ass. That's the only three options I see. Well. Some of our patriotic friends are on the ground. What do we know all about it to make sure that doesn't happen. But again, I think again. I think we have the country have to look at these through a moral lens, not a political one. We have to hold people cannibal. It certainly was preventable. And, you know, I believe if the administration would come out early and said, Look We made a mistake. We didn't realize this was going to happen. The army was going to fall that they're going to move this fast. But we understand a mistake. We're going to change course to take action to get our people out. We're going to extend the deadline. I think we may not have liked it, but we would have understood. But They did not do that They called an extraordinary success. And I think all of us are looking at them. Particularly general million Austin because we expect them to be the adults in the room. Asking, How could this happen? What's happened been? You know, I want to say one thing I said to John this weekend or last late last week when I talked to him. Um, you know they're going to be coming after you with a vengeance on this and he said there, Sean. There are fellow Americans lives in jeopardy. And it just the consequence. You just brushed it off. I don't care. I'm standing up What I believe in. Um John and drastic. Uh and we have blood on my hands. The full video Unedited by us and then we put in our Are are edited version that has some sound in it. Uh, well, Eric tonight on Hannity on the fox news Channel. Uh, thank you for sharing it with us, and I hope it gets people to think and really understand. How awful. This is and how this can never happen again. John, your good friend. Thank you for being with us. Thank you, Sean, Right School's back in session, and we're getting reports almost daily and even videos of activists, teachers, indoctrinating brainwashing our young kids. Uh, one teacher telling her students turn off Fox News and your parents, by the way, they're dumb. Wow. Young people are being taught things about America that I don't recognize and forget about teaching the values that you hold near and dear to your heart. Uh And, of course, your parents your grandparents. You know, this indoctrination is a problem and you're wondering what can I do? Well, this is where the tunnel twins book series comes in, and it has taken off. I mean, they're selling millions of copies. I mean their books for toddlers. They have books for kids all through their teenage years, and they're selling millions of them. Books for kids, all ages. Toddlers to teenagers right now you're going to get the total twins books.
Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
"three options" Discussed on Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
"At all. Temperatures are changing here in North Texas. There's about 90 degrees today and a little breeze. It was really big difference. And these are the kind of days you can get out. And check that stuff. And because I know it's been hot, and you don't want to do it. I understand that. But these kind of days is good days to get out. Start doing those kind of things. Yeah, you just want to, you know, be game on with your car. And if you don't know Can get somewhere and say, Hey, do me a favor. Anything can be done. Is there a way that you can show me? And get involved with because a lot of times what happened is your car disappears. And then advisor comes back and he hands you a laundry list and says These are things that need to be done. Here's the things we recommend, and here's the things you might want to consider. And so they got three options with a laundry list on repairing your car. And so for me. I'm very scheduled at 5000 starting after the first old change because a lot of manufacturers put a synthetic breaking all in the car, and it's lasting longer than what we would normally think. And I go down the list. I rotate tires. Every other time I checked the oil myself. I look inside the radiator myself. And then I'll drop that glove box and pull the cabin filter out. Takes 10 minutes of your time. And then you have a better visual of what's going on when you get to the shop. And if that filters clean And you're at that shop and they walk in and go. Hey, you're Kevin Filter's dirty wants to replace. Then you can say no, it's enough already looked at him. It's clean. It's getting at visual, you know, And what do they say? Inspect what you expect. Right. That's a good idea about that. I like it. Let's take quick break. 214787 11 90. That's 214787 11 90 You'd like to chime in. We like to hear from you and join us on the automotive is Facebook Page. We are live Don't go away. We'll be right back.
Voice in Canada
How to Use a Stereo Pair of Speakers With Amazoon Echo
"As you may recall last week, we covered two of the three different scenarios of how you can combine your echo devices to create some more immersive audio when it comes to your echo speakers. And I want to cover that third option today. The way you would set this up, again, you go into your Lexi app. You click on devices. You click on the plus sign in the upper right corner, then you click uncombined speakers. And the third option that we're talking about today is, of course, a stereo pair slash subwoofer as the Amazon team calls it in the options. This allows you to pair two speakers for stereo and or add a subwoofer for deeper base. So what you do is you click on that option, you then can select up to two speakers and a subwoofer. All those speakers have to be online on the same network and in the same room for that to work. Once you click on that, then you click next in the upper right corner. You then choose. And this is pretty cool. You then choose which of those speakers you want to be the left channel and which of those speakers you want to be. The right channel. And then when you do that, you click next and then you give it a name. So this group of speakers will have a name. That way, when you asked for music, you can use the name of that group to specify that it be played on that group of speakers. You can choose one of the names that are suggested, or you can create a customized name, then you click save, and then you are essentially good to go and that. How you do it? That's a stereo pair with or without a.
No Code No Problem
3 Automations Tools You Must Know!
"The first toll that i will be covering. Today is happier zappia and makes you happier and is the leading no code automation tool with over thirty eight hundred immigration partners think hub spot milch him google counter and pretty much any toy you can imagine and if they don't have a direct integration you can probably find documentation or youtube video on how to set up the automation you need with a web hook happier is a y combinator backed company led by zayd foster and is probably the best hope to start. If you're looking to get into automation for the first time zap here is the most used toll in no code automation and entire six and seven figure. Businesses have been built using this toll. The only issue with zapper is if you're building a business on top of it. The price can add up extremely fast. I have used an paid for zappia in the past. And i think it is a great tool and how you recommend it to those looking to get started in automation or those that have businesses and are ready to automate those businesses. The second of all that. I'm going to be covering today. Is integra mac. Integra is an incredible automation tool that is affordable and a more visual experience. They were recently acquired for around one hundred million dollars. Integra matters as sleek web-based no code automation tool that pairs with their mobile app for the ultimate automation experience. If you don't like how zappia displays the workflows as you build. I highly recommend trying out. Integra matt i personally use it and pay for it and i think it is fairly easy to use an extremely powerful in regards to what you can do. I think there's i think you can use integral matt. And we'll have more flexibility compared to like zap your but if your needs aren't that complex zap is still a great option. But i personally love. And i pay for integral about their starting plan starts at about nine dollars a month. So it's extremely affordable for makers that are looking to start automating some of their business processes. The third option is air table so as many of you know air table is basically google sheets on steroids and conserve as simple spreadsheet or the back end for a web app. You're building. They have an internal automation tool that connects to popular tools. You use like gmo slack. Google calendar as well as moving data within air table. People run entire businesses just using air table their automation tool. I use it personally for our company placed and they are necessary for our business to function as efficiently as it does. I highly recommend air table and with our business we do events right so logistically speaking that can be a nightmare. But because of air table and air table automations. It makes the process seamless. And yes i highly recommend for sure other notable automation tools include. Ui bakery parabola directional and if this if this then that i know that's another really popular it's not gonna go into too much but they are very very simple way to build basic automations disaster but even a level below
KNBR The Sports Leader
"three options" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"Do? It first depend dot com. I felt like there was this this void. There was this absence and and a need for independent voices, particular voices of color in sports. So what I've done is I launched this in January. And I'm working with writers of color who want to tell some unique storylines in sport doesn't always have to be about race. It can be about all different things. Inspirational stories, gender stories, political Religious social, etcetera. I just want to change the game and how sports is being told, particularly from the voices of people of color. You know, there's so many interesting storylines that need this type of perspective. And I'm excited to have launched first in pen and I really found that we're hitting a need from the response that we've been getting from the stories that we've been publishing. That's a beautiful thing. We always need those voices use. If I appreciate you taking the time to hop on, Let's let's keep things rolling. Look forward to having you back in the future. Where can people find first and pen online? The website the socials all of that? Definitely. So we are first and pen. Com which is F I. R s T and A and e pen peers and Peter e n dot com and social is first and pen across Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Definitely check this out. We're building something new and really excited about the direction were taken. Well, thank you so much Use of for joining us here. The jr Sport re show on CBS Sports Radio. Yeah, Go ahead and check that out. First and pen dot com. Yeah, I love track and field. I would love to see it just outside of the four years and and really get more of the competitions. And I think we'll see more of that on on Peacock now. Peacock Network if you haven't subscribed the peacock and Yeah, we took some time to talk about Who had the worst weekend and the Internet is an interesting place. Because I look at Twitter at J. R Sport brief. I gave you three options. Said Manny Pacquiao. Said the Baltimore Orioles. Shakeri Richardson..
The Steve Matthes Show on RacerX
"three options" Discussed on The Steve Matthes Show on RacerX
"Suspension. Whenever i think win might have been subject to that. But now i a lot to the light. Dave chase The kind of customer side of things per circuit in those early years it was a a partner with electric connection racing For exhaust pipes in the engine. Hot hot pot so mitch drain. I absorbed a lot from those guys away from those guys. In dave dave was a huge influence. On me dave chase. He's he's passed away now. But again going back to when i worked for nick He was amazing. We we're using. Pc's stuff and he was. He was the nicest guy ever i remember. He stayed till seven o'clock. One time we. Nick was burned up clutches as you probably experienced Left and right. And dave was we were trying to figure out how to build a better clutch basket oil flow system and it just the nicest guy man. Yeah great awesome dude. yeah yeah. He was for noise Motorcycles res life you know he show up early. Stay late and yeah. I can't say enough good things so it must must've been cool for you to be like i'm working amazing writers. I'm learning this missing. This cam profile. A in all of this stuff ignition stuff. And then i'm seeing. The writer is tell me the same kind of stuff i went through. Where you're seeing the routers be like. This is awesome. This is no good You know really really cool time for you. I imagine yeah. I wasn't you know at that level of rye adding but i felt like i could relate to things that they're asking the motorcycle to do and they didn't quite know you know How how the motorcycle. Function with god to you know what pot made do what yup and so. I can kind of bridge the gal. So if someone's like. I want to do this. And i'm like well. We got three options. You can go to crank crank mass or compression or we can adjust the timing or whatever you can kinda decipher you know their language between what you saw in. You know you had a range of possible ways to alter the feel of the bike and then quite often you might attack into three different wising. Okay i'm gonna build motor billion see and you tell me which one you like. And you know they're like all as good but as good. I'm like okay. Well let's test again next. Week will make hoffy healthy or something. So yeah i enjoyed that process before getting involved with amateur stuff whether it's tricky art or josh grant as you said you didn't meet him till the first round but then he got canard. Come in and you got barsha coming. How much interaction did you have those kind of guys in the early years. Yep one..
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"three options" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"Is massive. But with interest rates this low borrowing a little to finish off the package isn't going to be the thing that breaks the back of our country's finances. That would be entitlement spending, which neither side wants to touch. Had those three options up. And you get legislation that would make a real difference for this country. It fix a long standing problem. Everybody would win and both sides would take a small lost too. And some faith might actually be restored in our ability to come together and get something done. And that could end up being the biggest victory of all. Little bit of the phone lines here. 809 69 93 52 of the numbers 809 69 93 52. Would have bipartisan infrastructure deal. Do anything to restore your faith that Congress can at least act in a semi functional way moving forward. We'll set the bar pretty low here. If a deal were to get done, would you say okay? Congress isn't completely paralyzed. They can get something done. It's not necessarily a bad thing to have gotten done either. 809 69 93 52 again 809 69 93 52 also on the way I want to get into really where. The negotiations stand kind of a breakdown of the different moving parts that we're seeing here, So we'll touch on that in a moment as well. Lots more to come here on PM Tampa Bay Don't move. Let me ask you something. That chronic joint pain And you're trying to avoid surgery. That's a tough thing to do. But I'm here to tell you there is a better way a way that you can get rid of that chronic joint.
WSB-AM
"three options" Discussed on WSB-AM
"Be to God. Would you join me in prayer? Break. Open this word of fresh to us this day so that we would feel your spirit that we would send your spirit. That you would lead us by that same spirit. And in particular, that you would give us words that you would give us a speech that you would give us the language of the gospel. The language of Pentecost. We pray this in Christ's name. Come in. Late night host Jimmy Kimmel launched a bit on his show a few years ago. It's called mean tweets. Some of you have seen this along the way. For those who haven't the concept is to video record celebrities, right actors or actresses, Athletes, musicians, politicians. To have these celebrities read real tweets about themselves that real people wrote. Now they are often vulgar and crash and demeaning and more times than not, they're filled with expletives that are not appropriate for a Sunday morning sermon. Harshness of the words. Is somewhat glossed over by the fact that these celebrities as they read these mean tweets about themselves. They just sort of laugh it off. They just sort of joke about it. Sometimes they'll offer a quick witted, clap back or retort. To the original message and messenger. It's interesting to note that just this week and considering the ubiquitous nature of the mean tweet phenomenon that just this week Twitter recently launched a new feature on there. Platform to help curb meanness. Through complex algorithm out algorithms. Twitter is now able to detect the composition of a mean tweet while it's being composed in real time. And what they'll do is prior to you. Sending your mean tweet. Twitter will send a pop up message. That will ask one simple question. Want to review this before tweeting. The users, then presented with three options, tweet, edit or Delete. Twitter piloted this technology all of last year. They did it with a small sample size of its users. And they found that. Interestingly, they found that when prompted when prompted 34% of the users who are testing this feature out 34% of the users. Decided to revise their initial tweet or not send it it all one out of three isn't bad to curb meanness. Despite Twitter's attempts to make us a little less cruel and a little less callous. Does it not seem to you? That speech and rhetoric and tone. Have all gotten a little bit more intense in our times. Perhaps a little bit nastier. Little bit more awful. More wicked, perhaps even more vulgar. I mean, just look at what passes for good comedy today, whether it's on the screen or On the stand up stage not to sound too puritanical about this, but But much of what passes is good comedy is super raunchy. Look at our political rhetoric or our social media feeds, or even our interactions.
The Mason Minute
Major League Baseball (MM #3708)
"The Maison with Kevin Nation. There is a buzz around the city when Rumor Has at the Oakland A's might be looking for a new home. The Oakland A's happening in a horrible stadium for years. From what I understand. It's one of the worst in Major League Baseball. They can't compete anymore. They're not making enough money. So the commissioner is allowed them to start looking at alternate cities to move to the Oakland A's used to be the way, the city pays which used to be the Philadelphia A's. So, then moving again, after all these years is not that big a deal. Now, they won't leave if they get a new stadium. That's what this is all about. But if they do, leave Las Vegas Portland, Oregon came over British Columbia. Those could be three options for them to go and would make more sense for them to stay on the west coast, but that isn't stopping. The people who want to bring Major League Baseball to Nashville to get going. They've already got a plan in place to look for an inspection team but if we can jump on the bandwagon now, why not? I didn't live here when the NHL and the NFL came to town, but I know it's crazy and this is going to get crazier Nashville's, a growing town, the it's City and who knows? They could come home.
The Mason Minute
Major League Baseball (MM #3708)
"The Maison with Kevin Nation. There is a buzz around the city when Rumor Has at the Oakland A's might be looking for a new home. The Oakland A's happening in a horrible stadium for years. From what I understand. It's one of the worst in Major League Baseball. They can't compete anymore. They're not making enough money. So the commissioner is allowed them to start looking at alternate cities to move to the Oakland A's used to be the way, the city pays which used to be the Philadelphia A's. So, then moving again, after all these years is not that big a deal. Now, they won't leave if they get a new stadium. That's what this is all about. But if they do, leave Las Vegas Portland, Oregon came over British Columbia. Those could be three options for them to go and would make more sense for them to stay on the west coast, but that isn't stopping. The people who want to bring Major League Baseball to Nashville to get going. They've already got a plan in place to look for an inspection team but if we can jump on the bandwagon now, why not? I didn't live here when the NHL and the NFL came to town, but I know it's crazy and this is going to get crazier Nashville's, a growing town, the it's City and who knows? They could come home.
The Mason Minute
Major League Baseball (MM #3708)
"The Maison with Kevin Nation. There is a buzz around the city when Rumor Has at the Oakland A's might be looking for a new home. The Oakland A's happening in a horrible stadium for years. From what I understand. It's one of the worst in Major League Baseball. They can't compete anymore. They're not making enough money. So the commissioner is allowed them to start looking at alternate cities to move to the Oakland A's used to be the way, the city pays which used to be the Philadelphia A's. So, then moving again, after all these years is not that big a deal. Now, they won't leave if they get a new stadium. That's what this is all about. But if they do, leave Las Vegas Portland, Oregon came over British Columbia. Those could be three options for them to go and would make more sense for them to stay on the west coast, but that isn't stopping. The people who want to bring Major League Baseball to Nashville to get going. They've already got a plan in place to look for an inspection team but if we can jump on the bandwagon now, why not? I didn't live here when the NHL and the NFL came to town, but I know it's crazy and this is going to get crazier Nashville's, a growing town, the it's City and who knows? They could come home.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"three options" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Games altogether with three options, 59% said. Cancel see Yomi Yuri Poll conducted over the weekend. This is a Tokyo Olympic Committee is holding test events to try and see how things would play out. A new poll shows support for Prime Minister Yoshihide Asuka slipping to its lowest since he took office J and then finding 40% support down about 4.4% that is Sydney is extending covert restrictions for another week. India's capital, has extended its locked down for another week and adopted stricter restrictions while saying the U. S may have turned the corner. In the covert fight. Dr. Anthony Fauci, commenting on new research indicates the total U. S death toll could be as high as 900,000. Singapore now testing thousands of people as unlinked virus cases are persisting. UK reporting to virus deaths yesterday said more than a third of the population out has been vaccinated in San Francisco. I'm Ed Baxter, this is Bluebird back to you guys. Julia, Thank you so much, Ed Will China is moving closer to rolling out the world's first major sovereign digital currency. With speculation over the global implications reaching fever pitch. Let's get to Tianshan Bloomberg Asia Effects reporter to update US on the latest on digital you one fronts and Tien China's push here for the Digital yuan, certainly gaining traction. What's been the reaction from early users so far? Any good morning. Thanks for having me. Yes, the curtain just need to tell you and it's pretty much of very much hyped. We saw a lot of big name investors, saying that it's a potential challenge to the U. S financial industry as that of the dollars throw as the World Reserve currency, but so far after into being seven People who actually use the currency. They're not that impressed This. There are still more willing to use Allie pay as well as attend since retractor rhesus. So there is too pretty a long way before China can make the digital U. N word for the bigger population. I think And there's also these concerns as well that the White House is looking into the potential threat to U. S interests. We heard from the history of Neil Ferguson saying that the digital you want is a potentially fatal challenge as well. TOC American financial system Tell us a little bit about what we're hearing from some of these, I guess critics Yes, it Z. There's a lonely before China can make this work not only because a lot of younger generation is they're pretty much used to using the big tech companies, services and also China's China's Financial borders are closed that you wanted very at this spot us very tightly controlled, and there are also concerns about privacy and other about of other issues. So there's speculation that it's only a better way for the government to monitor people's financial eyes. It's not easy tool for people to use. And I think that's that's the biggest criticism that we're hearing right now. Getting back to the physical currency. We saw it jump in the spot market on Friday. That was thanks to that worse than expected US jobs. That daughter what are you hearing in terms of the outlook for the one Yeah, That's the interesting question of just kind of got a. The latest update. Latest progress on that front is the PBOC has issued a fixing this a lot weaker than expected this morning. That means the Beijing is kind of worried about the U. S rally. Um, you and it was very close to hitting, breaking this year's high and had all the way toward the strongest 2018. So that means the PBOC is worried that that too strong like them, they heard. Really fragile economic recovery, so and that's right now the central bank is trying to civilize currently, instead of letting it advanced was just a dollar. We know some of these stabilization sometimes comes in the form of state media and China's state media has said that the money market rate will remain stable in May. So is the money market facing any pressures this month? Yes among America's fizzing a pretty big liquidity shortage this month because the local central government are expected to sell more bombs, and that's going to drain liquidity from the market. And at the same time, um so we're going to see more banks helping presto pay tax and other since that made during liquidity, so We saw and there's and strategies saying that we're worried that man America rate may Spike and the 10 year government yields a mistake, so I think Watch. The same it is trying to do is to suit sentiment who's confident and kind of implied that the P beauty may inject more the quality and towards them made off this month. All right, John. Thanks. So much for inside. Stanton is Bloomberg Asia? If ex reporter with us in Hong Kong time for Bloomberg opinion, Now we're joined by opinion columnist Adam Minter, who's running about China's population dip, and perhaps the silver lining behind it. So, Adam. I guess the crux of your pace here is that in the absence of official Dart said there could be some rumors that we may have seen the first population decline in decades. In China. What have you found? Well, you know, it's very interesting Does. China has not released its census data that was supposed to be out April and there's been reports of cleaning from the FT. That's the reason is that there is they are showing a population decline. And even the official denials of the actual story say Well, it's not declining this year. It's going to be declining next year, so the population is declining. Whether it's last year this year or next year, it is declining, and that's a deep concern. China central government because it's going to create fiscal problems they have a rapidly aging population of that, in turn, will cause productivity problems for the economy, impacting the school the competitiveness We know in order to get the population under control. There are a lot of very strong and stricter measures, including forced sterilization, the one child policy what can turn this around, though, in terms of trying to get people to procreate, Maura, if it is, if the country is facing a population decline, well, it's going to be difficult and the proof really is in the efforts of countries neighboring countries that are also facing population to clients like Singapore, Japan, Korea Um, you know, good. The efforts in those countries have only had limited success. But those efforts have been important. They have included universal child care. They have.
NEWS 88.7
"three options" Discussed on NEWS 88.7
"Checkmate, You win or or maybe just check. Because what if a third option is this? We make our own soda. We put a picture of micro face on that label. We own that artwork. After all, the Brazelton stone on that And then we don't We don't call it micro face anything. We just call it Official planet money, superhero soda, all words that the Brazelton's have not trademarked Jennifer Jenkins says We should go for it. Yeah. Make you make your soda make it popular. Make it delicious. People will love it. And you know their business may not get off the ground anyway, because frankly, micro face is kind of a A pretty way. Would Jennifer it would admittedly be spite soda? We didn't want to make soda, but Now we had to show the Brazelton's that we could. We found another charming artisan soda maker to do it. My name is Andrew Anguiano and Eireann. Southside Craft soda. You're in San Antonio, Texas. What you gonna do for us, Andrew? We're going tol make a soda. Out of spite and lemons and well, it's a sugar Andrew says. Our spite soda will be a limited edition. Our Fresca inspired lemonade soda. It tastes best when served cold, Just like revenge upon the Brazelton's of the bitter housewife company. Hello there, haven't you set up? So can you hear me? You sound pretty good. Awesome. Okay, Can you wanna I'd like to present Our soda Asst. You could see on the mock up of our label for our soda. We haven't actually said that. This is micro face soda, nor a beverage money. We def definitely on that trademark on and are our slogan, which May be commenting on something, but I don't know who could ever say would be sour but never bitter. I love it. I think that this is excellent. And I think that you have a great contender there. I mean, obviously, if our micro face bitter soda for reaping the better rewards of fighting crime. Hey, dad. Isn't that your services that for our soda, So I.
Straight Outta Vegas with RJ Bell
Antonio Brown Re-Signing With Buccaneers on One-Year Deal
"Antonio brown is good. The case could be made over a six year period before he left pittsburgh he was the best receiver. Sense jerry. rice and the thing about receivers are randy. Moss might have this amazing year or two and his talent was you know. Maybe the best avenue randy moss. Another guy might have a year or two but these receivers tend to come and go fast. Now they stick around they might be like. Julio jones is he won the top three receivers. now he's not today but he certainly had times. Wise brown was very consistent very consistent and in just eight games. He had forty five catches as the number three option and what really stood out is his yards after catch or the best on the team so this is not a guy going out of bounds. This is a guy taken the ball and head up the field. I agree very productive. And if you think about it then that's awesome great. Why well obviously there's the author field questions but if you look at the time before the off the field were the questions. This was as productive receivers. We've seen since jerry rice and that's saying something that means maybe the second most productive six year period ever ever. Now he's hitting the wall when it comes to his age Four receivers typically again jerry. Rice was the exception to that even if he drops off a little bit a little bit. 'cause age antonio brown i believe will be at least as good if not better this year. Well how could he drop off and be better. The other circumstances remember he joined the team midseason right as much as he is a pro's pro in a way that in browns able to get acclimated and get integrated. He was paying much better coming into the playoffs now. He did get hurt but to me. His last three or four games were better than his first three or four which is a trend line. I think they continues with a more robust offseason into having the whole time with the team. So net net. I think browns more of a factor
Boomer & Gio
"three options" Discussed on Boomer & Gio
"We've got ten names for you. I've got six hockey name or no name. And i've got greg's for hockey player or dead guy so i'll which would you prefer so it's hockey player. A dead guy or hockey player or not hockey hockey name or this is what it is. You've got you basically have three options. It's either hockey player. It's either a dead guy or it's a name. The jerry made up god. Those your three options. You can go off that list name. All the names that are on there and those are your three options. Let's start easy all right. Yeah names number. One into sean gabriel beret. Or tony de ngelo young. Gabriel tony deangelis. Police say tony it's anthony. That doesn't count them over. Tony deangelis yeah say..
Podcasting Q&A
How to take a break from your podcast
"Let's talk about some tips and tricks that will give you peace of mind during your hiatus and talk about some features within bus brow that you can leverage if you do choose to take a break from podcasting. I i'd recommend having a timeline in mind. Are you taking a break from podcasting. For a week a month or longer than that having a timeline in mind will make planning your podcast break and eventual return much easier. Secondly it's a good idea to communicate these decisions to your listeners. Let them know that you'll be taking a break. And when they can expect you to return this will help give them a mental note of winter. Resume listening to the podcast again. Lastly consider sharing updates of your listeners. During your break let him know how things were going. Let him know about some of the awesome things you've got lined up this a help. Give them some reassurance that when do return they've got some awesome content to look forward to lastly when you do decide to take that much needed break and you aren't recording. New episodes bus proud does offer an archive plan. This plan is a great option. If you want to keep your current episodes but you don't see yourself uploading new episodes anytime soon. Let me show you where to find this plan on your bus route dashboard. Go to your bus brow dashboard. Click the podcast settings tab and then click cancel slash redirect podcast. You'll be presented three options. Archive your podcast. Which allows you to keep all your episodes online for only five dollars a month. This option also keeps your episodes populated on all directories like apple podcasts. Google and spotify the second option is titled redirect and downgrade. You would use this option if you wanted to move your podcast. Who another hosting service. The option available was canceled and deleted all instead of archiving your podcast and subscribers like the other options this one deletes it all sensitive. Delete your podcast unique. Rss feed it cannot be reversed or recovered. You will lose all of your subscribers. In the process you'll have to agree to bus routes terms of cancellation finalize a step. So only pursue this option. If you are absolutely sure that you're done with
The Free Agents
Aaron Gordon Makes His Debut for the Nuggets Against the Hawks
"All right. Get into a little bit of basketball here. Aaron gordon the big acquisition at the deadline for the denver nuggets made his debut sunday verse. The hawks a solid debut might look the line and say thirteen points on six of nine shooting. That is exactly what the nuggets want. He played really well off to coca shed a beautiful dunk on the baseline. This is what they want him to be. They want him to be a cutter playing with better players for the first time in his career. I mean he's played with better players and vuckovich but not a player. I'm nicola yokich is standards. I just wondered when aaron gordon went over to the nuggets. Would he be able to cut that dribbling out. He played more like a superstar more ball in his hands. I'm going to do this thing on my own. Can he be a support player. He used nicole yoga's gravity pretty well in this game they will pick and roll action going nine shots. The only misses were from three point. Land the more tuesday better with aaron gordon. But he if he can fill that jeremy grant role that they lost last year in the playoffs. Just be that guy who's a third option and hit shots. I mean that is absolutely
Monocle 24: The Globalist
Hungary’s Ruling Party Breaks With Conservative E.U. Allies
"Relationship with the european union is continuing to sour. The country's prime minister has drawn his party fitness from the eu's alliance of centre-right lawmakers the european people's party a change in the rules to allow the european parliament to expel members more easily and in addition to this hungry is forging ahead with its own coronavirus vaccination program using russia's sputnik v product yet to be given the green light by the e. Tell us more. I'm joined now by buyer. Who's a reporter at politico. Good morning lily. Morning thanks for having me a pleasure to tell us what has happened with fidesz viktor. Victorian suggestion is is that. they have jumped before they were pushed. That's right that's so or band. Sent a letter formally withdrawing his ruling fetus party from the european people's party which job as you said. Is this big the biggest group in the european parliament. It's it's a centre-right grouping but it's actually. I'm quite diverse internally. It has some members that lena bit more liberal at how members which are quite conservative and even though officials eat this move came after change to the groups Internal rules really. It's a culmination of years. And years of of debate and internal tension and ultimately i think some of the group's biggest members and in particular the german at christian democratic union That that's the party of chancellor. Angela merkel at perhaps have started feeling that does is more of a liability ford them and so or bond decided you to quit and look elsewhere and just explain to us how we have got to this point where fidesz is in such a dire situation with the european parliament and that it that oh viktor. Orban has decided to leave. I mean i'm writing thinking that That european parliament officials had already suspended fitness from The the center right group already and this is just a second step well. He's his aides a bit complicated. But basically has has party was suspended from the broader european people's party A few years back but they were allowed to stay in the european people's party group in the european parliament. And what happened this week. Is that the twelve members of the european parliament. Left this centre-right grouping within the parliament and are now sitting in parliament but simply as independent members without formal political affiliation and the big question now is what will come next so whoa joined one of the more conservative right-leaning groups one option is the european conservatives and reformists group where the polish a ruling lon justice party is a member Another option is the identity and democracy group where alternative for germany and marine le. Pen's a party are are our members. And then there's the third option of china to create something new which is tough but but possible So what what we saw. Yesterday is victoria on Wrote a small essay where he said that he wants to build What what he termed a In new democratic rights for citizens who don't want migrants don't fund multiculturalism and in his words have not descended into quotes. Lgbtq lunacy so he is putting out his his his platform he's making his views very very public and clear and saying that he's looking for some kind of New right-wing alliance. We just don't know exactly what form it will take
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Seattle announces mass vaccination site at Lumen Field
"Is expected to grow a lot more in March because of a third vaccine comes Brian Calvert, with more doctors across the Northwest, say the new Johnson and Johnson vaccine changes things simply by adding a third option. Couple that with the fact you only need one dose of this vaccine, and there are now plans from or vaccination sites, we want to be a national leader and vaccinations. Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkin is announcing a massive effort to get this coveted shot in Maurer arms. We're going to make the vaccination sites in Rainier Beach in West Seattle permanent. We are going to be ready to stand up a mass vaccinations site at Blumenfield that the events that are there on Ben will have, as we get more vaccines will add to that, of course in the North and the condition of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine is also expected to impact other vaccines sites across Washington as doses of the third option should be delivered within a week. Ryan Calvert Co. Monium Governor, Jay Inslee, signing a bill into law designed to help some of the
The Lead
Are Donovan Mitchell and the Jazz True Contenders?
"So tony. Let's start this story during last year's playoffs done mitchell and jamal murray have this epic battle in the nba. Bubble shot clock down to four. Mitchell has millsaps. Automobile three took three and returns the staredown ton of matchel clutch. Three pointer for the jazz. Eventually mitchell jazz fall in dramatic fashion a game. Seven two seconds ago for the winter. Tell us about donovan. Mitchell after that loss of known donovan. Pretty well in the four years. He's been with the johnson. I don't think i've seen him data emotional in the post game. There's so many things. I just feel like we could did and we didn't and i think that's just where the hurt really comes because quite frankly i don't i give them credit but i feel like we kind of eased off the gas. You have to remember the jazz at a be in the second half of game five which was supposed to be oppose out game for them to do more and this won't happen again is extremely down and he just basically said. We're not losing in the first round of the playoffs anymore. This ain't the end. This ain't this is just the beginning man. This is just the just the beginning. And i'm ready to go. Who begin right now and so once. The cameras were gone and donovan. Mitchell was back home in utah. How how did he spend. This off. season is funny. Because i talked to somebody close to donovan mitchell about this a couple of weeks ago and one thing he said was donovan was on the phone with people like literally. You know two or three days after the season Sam less workout. You know the thing about donovan. He's a guy that goes out and he works on his craft resolutely. And you know. I think that not only. Did he work on his craft during the offseason but after that the rest of the jazz from person one person fifteen worked on their craft under all season as well. Well let's bring it forward to this year. How did mitchell in the jazz start off. The current season they started off on four and with two really bad losses unforced turnover passing out an equal. Don't runaway league beasley. They lost the minnesota timberwolves at home. In the second game of the season they will blown out and outclassed in brooklyn nets team did james harden because they hadn't traded for them and they didn't have durant is everywhere. Count it at one but rudy rudy. Did show back up on the screen and brooklyn's play it with alan at the energy so basically re irving at a bunch of role players that blasted the jazz in new york. You know jazz nation on the fan base was kind of going crazy. The jazz a couple of games where they look like world-beater. They had a couple of games where they look really back. And tony. I wanted to ask you about this moment. That happened on live television a few weeks ago. That was really widely discussed. It started at halftime of jazz. Pelicans game when the tnt broadcast crew was discussing the game. My question to the panel. Donovan mitchell is that the point of superstardom where he can take you there. Or he's still all star status. He needs to be so go. Third option really. Yes yeah i feel like it. No talent to do it. He's a great score. Grew there but if he's not score. What else can you do. And when the game ended shack starts interviewing donovan mitchell. Who's still on the court right after the jazz victory. Yeah and he says. I said tonight. That you are one of my favorite players. But you don't have what it takes to get to the next level as central purpose on wednesday to hear what you have to say about that. I that's it i mean. What were your thoughts when you first saw that exchange so the irony of the whole thing is that the actual conversation was fair. That part of the conversation that happened at halftime that part was fair. We know the donovan. Vigil is a dynamic offensive player. We know that he is a star. We know that he is an all star. Caliber guy for him to be a superstar. He has to round out his game and do everything he's got to defend. He's got a rebound. These got make plays for others. What wasn't fair is shaquille. O'neal saying hey. I don't think that you have what it takes to get to the next level as a player. And i just wanted you to hear that. What's your reaction. And i felt bad for about donovan. Because he was really dominant in that went over to pelicans he didn't deserve to be blindsided like up on live television and frankly he handled it as about as well as you handle something like that. My rookie year norms gonna get better mood. I do wonder cuba. The look on his face. Kind of indicated that he wasn't happy you know about the question but at the same time he's always been a person that knows how to express himself. I think he's a guy that's kinda. Learn how to lockout the proverbial outside noise and kind of focus on what he has to do and i think a desk one of the reasons why he's improved so much as a player.
KDWN 720AM
"three options" Discussed on KDWN 720AM
"So does it have a guarantee fee or anything? No. The Via doesn't have any feet and left. Um, you have to pay the funding feet, which is something we'll go over Monday as well. Um, and that you can have three options on how to pay that. You can pay it up front as a closing costs. You can finance it into the loan or the seller can pay that, Um, towards uh, any anything so Most people thought finances so they don't come out of pocket with it because the amount that it Increases. Your payment is negligible. And then that what you would have to come out of pocket with upfront. Generally we see people funding that Financing. Is there any case that can be waived? Yes. So if you are, um 100% disabled then, uh, you will not be, um, entitled to pay a funding feet. And, um There are some other situations where it would be waived. When where we find that out is when we pull your certificate of eligibility that tells us, um, if you're exempt from paying that funding feet, um, and the reason that you're exempt from paying that Okay, good. Be some good questions and answers on Monday. I can assure you I hope that we get a good turnout protect Lee being President's Day. Hopefully, a lot of people will be home. They'll come up online and asked for a lot of the questions. This is the This is the type of seminar mortgage lending similar. We used to do a lot of in person. Now, of course with the cold, but it's difficult to do it..
MyTalk 107.1
"three options" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"Yeah. Patties on the way. Let's go to Patty. Hello, Patty. Having which, you guys they're forgetting about the third option. What's the third option? I have never a handheld thing. So I just like the fate of my friends straight in my back. But you know what? I guess when I using that I am facing forward, Okay? We'll wait for word, meaning? What toward the water toward nozzle? The water. The water is like I'm holding in my hand, but I guess I am facing forward. Yeah, See, now you know there is a direction that you prefer. I don't feel like I don't know I'll have to pay more attention. I don't feel like I feel like I'm ready. I'm doing a carousel. You're just you're just turning going on. What? I'm watching meat on the spit. Yeah, because I gotta you know, jiggle some stuff over here, turning around jiggle some stuff over here. Scrubber, brother Dub dub. I mean, you got to write because you want to get it under the water to get a clean unless you do have a handheld Then you can just kind of manipulate it wherever you want. Can I just tell you something so we've established? I hate being wet. I love being in the shower and I love being clean. But I don't like that period of time between the shower in your body being fully dry. I just don't like the feeling because it makes you cold. Probably part of it. Cool down. Yeah. So tonight have attendants. The water gets what I have a tendency to take incredibly long showers like It's bad for your skin. You know what, Bradley? I runs the oil off. I'm sure that that's true. I but I don't want I'm trying to prolong the shower. So I don't have that. What do you know? What helps with that I've I've learned Is that like when it gets super cold, If that indeed is, If the temperatures the issue is just keeping the door closed, which you probably do. Is you have to save so many humans in my house that don't need to be privy to my bathroom situations. But my door's always open what I was going to say Woz. What it was going to say was That I think I actually spend Probably 10% of the shower actually doing the cleaning piece and then you're just wasting water, And then I just waste water for the rest of it. And just sit there and contemplate my life choices while I allow the warm water tow wash all over me. I try to get out as quickly as humanly possible. My partner he does. God knows what in the shower. He's like, you know, bacon cookies. I mean, it is forever because he's got all these processes that he does. You won't be surprised to learn. His hair process takes like 10 minutes. I literally could be like, Oh, my God. You need to get in the shower and get ready. I'm like it takes me five minutes to rub a rag over it and get out. So here's the other thing. He strikes me as a person and I love your partner. You know this He and I have a lot in comment. I feel like he actually follows the directions on the shampoo bottle, of course, say lather, rinse repeat so, like his current conditioning program requires him to wait. 10 minutes or something. He waits 10 minutes on a timer. Yep, he follows directions. To the letter. I love him. Yeah, Ben, But I know I'm I do not dilly dally. Same on the toilet. You'll get hemorrhoids. It's not good. Just get in. Get out. Let it go! Move on. When we come back, we're going to check with our friend Paul Maguire. Grimes from postscript to the movies. If I know what we should be watching this weekend on the Colleen and Bradley Show on my talk one of 71 nothing but good times getting up with Jason and Alexis. Buns.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"three options" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"The way, it works at the front desk and I walked by the other day, and there was poor Donna. Answering the phone. I heard only one part of the phone call, which is her part. She's like you have three options. You can write to the manager. Leave a message. Or if you'd like, I could take a message for you now. I understand. You have three options that I can give you. Yeah, I'm like God. Are you having fun? I'm like, and Tom had no time. She become bitter and angry. She just That's right. Hey, how are you doing? I'm like, Wow. Hi, Donna. Every business if you are lucky enough, you have a donna Ah, Donna is the person who is the is the person that is first to wish you whatever the holiday is first to notice the decorations and to do legitimately sincerely. Care about you, your business and your customers. If you don't have a donna working whatever it is that you're doing, you need to find her. Donna and Tom on my right. Absolutely. She's kind of like the opposite of a Karen. Uh, on at the front desk. We would. We would hate to lose you, but we got news today that or Jacob was telling us that you applied for a job and have you heard back from them. I know they started looking back in the summer. I think right, didn't they? And it's not exactly that applied for the job this year, and by the way, I'm blushing a lot from what you just said. And I feel bad for all the Karens out there anyway. Not to me anyway. Yeah, but I had in the past, actually, in three different times. I was telling Jacob earlier. It's a little bit depressing to talk about this because I didn't get any callbacks on it because I think I would have been so good for it and it was for the Oscar Mayer Wiener Mobile. And they have people and I guess they have several of them that travel around the country and they just go to different events and talk to people and I guess talk about the greatness of hot dogs and what they'll add to your life, which I could totally do. I'm totally behind that. And so I had applied for on three different occasions. I was trying to member before and I think it was in 2011 in 2016 and 28 team. I did it. And each of those times because this is one of the few jobs that you can apply for where you can actually be a little bit individual because they give you something that you can mail something to most from nowadays you have to apply online. It's the most depressing experiencing entire world because you get rejected. Ah, lot and you're rejected without any notice. They just don't say anything to you. You're in a black void. Anyway, them with this one. I did, so you have to do kind of unique. I figured you had to do a unique application and the later found out that Yeah, That's exactly we're supposed to do. But I wasn't unique enough, obviously. And so, in my first application, I had gotten a hot dog bag. And I had starched it. So it was kind of crisp and I use that is my envelope to send my application in. And then it wasn't a typical application. I took O s C a r m a Y e. R And I used each of the first letters to describe different things about me that made me stand out from everyone else. And so I applied for that one didn't get it didn't get any notes back on that one. And then the next time apply they just a quick question. So you're saying uses that he didn't cut him out of like block letters and like taste paper. OK, fine. It wasn't kidnapping anyone or holding anyone hostage. No, it was just a regular rest made. But I do graphic design. I've done graphic design for Way too many years. But yes, so I did. I just did it with, you know, doing the letters bigger and using the correct software for it. Not something like word or excel, which I know. I just said snidely, but a kind of minutes nightly. You should use professional software for the situation. Um And then the second one I took Um, mayonnaise, not mayonnaise, mustard, ketchup and relish bottles. Although I don't think you should ever put ketchup on a hot dog. I think that's a sin. But I did each of those, and I took the labels off. And then I did my best may actually on the bottles, and then I sent those in and it was kind of hard because you've got a limited space. And you're trying to show how many things that you could Diogo s o a spectacular is all these options. You What would you have a theory for? Why you? You didn't Girl you could have real. I'm sorry about this. You know, it's a good point. It's a good point. So after my third try, which was very creative to, um, I know it sounds like I'm breaking, isn't it? But that's too bad because it really was creative. Anyway on my after my third one. I was talking with a girlfriend of mine, and she pointed out, she said, You know, the problem is you're too old and she's right. I am too old for it. They're looking for cute, perky little 20 year olds that will look good in a bikini. I mean, not. They're going to be choir to wear a bikini, but they would have to look good to be king. If called upon, and that's not me. And even when I had a good body, I wouldn't have looked good in a bikini because I would've been too uncomfortable to be S O. That was that's kind of the theory. Why? I don't think I got because I thought I did some pretty creative things that would have stood out from everybody else. And maybe it was that it looked like that too much experience. Who knows? So John the ideal they're called Hot Dogger. So Donna was trying to become a hot dogger. The ideal hot Dogger is quote an outgoing, creative, friendly, exuberant college graduate who has an appetite for adventure. If I was writing a letter recommendation for Donna, I would just lift that. What she is every one of those categories. It's an outrage. I say it outrage! Tom. Write that letter for me. I'm fine with that. The other thing is onto you. I looked. I looked online that people have a girl young throughout college kids I know. I don't know. And I know I had a time and see like, hey, that's that's who says Who has the job. Can I tell you when I looked at it? I had a time I looked and I saw people who had energy and who have enthusiasm and I have energy and I have enthusiasm and I'm willing to bet. I have more energy and enthusiasm than a lot of 20 and 30 year olds. And so he just organization. Most of them are please And later you know, I love hot dogs, too. But everybody who knows anything about food tells me they are terrible for you. So Wow, How can you spin that? That bad PR into positive PR, Donna Well, my theory with it was that you can't for your psyche for your soul. You can't always eat healthy things. So every now and then you do have to go out and just do it is, you know, it's not like it's going to be part of your regular diet. There you go, just something that you're going to do for for fun. It's like it's like, well, Tom, you'll get this. It's like going to movies. Sometimes you.
Making Disciples with Robby Gallaty
"three options" Discussed on Making Disciples with Robby Gallaty
"And we're back talking about poor parents and prophecy we talked about the turtle doves and the two pigeons. And you. you use a statement between a rock and a hard place. And i was thinking of the three options and i was thinking about between a ram and two courts of flour but to the best offering and the bottom of the barrel the middle of the road because of flowers like the concession between a ram into courts of law. That's good good. I'll be right there okay. So we see their poor parents but although they're poor and wealth enriching faith And they they're doing the right thing so they come to the temple. We're gonna pick up the story verse. Twenty-five meet a name semi there was a man in jerusalem whose name was simeon. This man was righteous and devout looking forward to israel's constellation and the holy spirit was on them it had been revealed to him by the holy spirit that he would not see death before he saw the lord's messiah guided by the spirit. He entered the temple when the parents brought in the child jesus to perform for him. What was customary under the law. Simeon took him up in his arms praised. God and said now master okay. Let's stop right here. Okay so simeon. I want you to notice in this passage. How many time. When you're doing bible study you want to notice the repetition of words So whenever you see a word repeated you starting to say okay. This is something here. What word have we seen repeated in verse. Twenty five in verse. Twenty six and verse twenty seven i. I'm looking at the spirit. holy spirit. is that interesting. It just shows the holy spirit was on him he was led the holy spirit he was guided by the spirit yes. He was spoken to by the spirit. Wow okay so it shows that this wrightson devout man actually was walking with the lord and guy was speaking him. So we have simeon. Who's waiting for the one. That's more fascinating to me and again when simeon speaks when time to do it. He is constantly quoting subscription. What he's doing. The one i think is fascinating to me. Is anna getting married for seven years. Yeah and widowed for how many years widowed four eighty eighty four years. Yes yes eighty four years. Yes and it says. She was continually in the temple. Praising the lord anna was waiting for the redemption of israel and what. She's going to show us as she's going to connect something she's going to connect the redemption of israel to the kingdom of god in the person of christ who okay the king the king of israel to person guy. No would i say. I can't say it again. Because i what she connects at all force. Okay so here's what i want you do. Let's just read this last part. There's thirty eight. Okay and i want you to see something. There was also a prophetess anna. A daughter of faneuil. That's an interesting name of the tribe of asher. She was well along in years having lived with her husband. Seven years after her marriage and was a was a widow for eighty four years. She did not leave the temple serving god night and day with fasting and prayers. At that very moment she came up and began to thank god and to speak about him to all who were looking forward to the redemption of jerusalem. Oh that's so good. Okay here's where we going to say about her. We were gonna talk about how she made the connection between the nation of israel..