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AP News Radio
Bengals force late red zone turnover, hold off Pats 22-18
"Joe burrow had three touchdown passes and the Bengals took advantage of a late fumble to beat the Patriots 22 18. Burrow threw for 375 yards, Trenton Irwin had two touchdown grabs and tea Higgins neared 8 passes for 128 yards in a score to help the 11 and four Bengals stay atop the AFC north. The 7 or 8 pats trail 22 zero and halftime before making a game of it. They got down to the Cincinnati 5 with just over a minute left, but the drive ended when Ramon ray Stevenson fumbled. Mac Jones was 21 of 33 for 240 yards and two TDs. I'm Dave fairy.
AP News Radio
Burrow, Bengals top Browns 23-10 for 5th straight win
"The Bengals made it 5 straight wins by beating the browns for the first time in 6 tries. 23 ten. Joe burrow shook off a sloppy start to throw two touchdown passes, finishing 18 of 33 for 239 yards. My first quarter I wasn't playing very well. I was missing throws. Settled in there. Second half of the second quarter and then from there, really moving the ball really well. Joe Mixon returned from a two game concussion absence to rush for 96 yards. Trenton Irwin grabbed a 45 yard scoring pass on a flea flicker in the third quarter, as Cincinnati won for the 9th time in 11 games since an O one two start. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
Makar scores in OT, Avs win 2-1 over Predators in Game 2
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Fantasy Focus Football
Baltimore Ravens Promote Veteran RB Devonta Freeman to Active Roster
"Devante freeman has been promoted from the ravens practice squad to the active roster recently they released trenton cannon and i dunno mike. Do you think there is a fantasy. Fallout to devante freeman being activated to the roster and not necessarily but is it possible. He comes in and get sixty eight carries and one target. Maybe and if that happens that's taking away from tyson
Dogma Debate
"trenton" Discussed on Dogma Debate
"That follow with but we all believe nobody. That doesn't believe me crazy. crazy thing. Open to off the top of your head that and we know each other the or just that you know atheists like myself and general Believe that you think is a crazy idea that that is yeah. I know what he's going to say and he's going to be wrong. What am i going to say. You're going to say that all of this came from nothing. No okay no. I mean that is. I don't believe that is incorrect. Ci- doesn't go go ahead. no go ahead. no. I joke often. And there is an element of truth to this. But i don't understand why atheists are also decent human beings because we have nothing. These people say you. Atheists have nothing to live for which are responses. Always the easiest. Have nothing to die right. Because this before the benefit what i have with you and i have in you. Have you read the book sapiens by any chance. It's actually it's not. i say. Read a book. It's more of a giant comic book but it's so informative and so interesting it gets very into this interpersonal relationship and biologically and evolutionary early. Where it comes from and why we are going to get through the right. And he's in people's the same reason dog wants to protect another dog. It's the same reason but yes but at some showing that breaks down right. I mean at some point if they're wolves chasing two dogs. It's not like one dog gets injured. The other dog turns around to help. That dog does sometimes. Sometimes i do. Yeah there are water buffaloes that do this they will turn around and fight lions and save each other. There are insufficient number. There's no no no. There are videos of hippos stomping on an alligator to make it let go of gazelle interest. There are elephants that deny god. Get outta here. That's why did not god because check it out. That means that compassion that love for something else comes from what we call mirror neurons. Meaning if i see you get kicked in the balls. I cringe wider. I do we go or you see. Someone put their hand on a hot stove in your skin. Crawls you can in effect almost feel what someone else is going through. Yeah and so to know that a hippo. But you can't empathize a hemp. A hippo could empathize with a gazelle. And say that's enough that if it kills it quickly. The hippo allows it It's when he's toying with it you just holding the leg and the gazelle is crying. The hippo watches for a while and then goes that's enough and then crushes his head to make him let go and then he lets out. The crocodile goes well. It's you know dogs have run into traffic to save another dog that was injured from trenton. So yeah there are tons of reasons to be a good person not like anyways. It's good for social society right and if everyone's dropping dead around me i'm in danger right so you staying healthy helps me healthy. It's the same reason. I'm in favor of universal healthcare If you have better access to care. I'm less likely to get sick from you Right and not only not have to help you more. But i stay. Healthier myself are better together. That's a real thing. The same reason white tail deer flick their tail to warn of predators. Why would they want themselves to stand out. It's kin selection. They pass on more of their genes If more of them are saved prairie dogs do the same thing. there's always one lookout. They warn if there's yeah okay so this is like another sincere question so so you're engaged not together. Let's be clear. This is an audio geysers..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"trenton" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Murphy, speaking in Trenton, says the ground is already saturated, and it's more likely trees can easily be moved. Murphy also thanked first responders yesterday from Ida's devastation. Thousands upon thousands of people's lives were saved from the roof of their car or the roof of their house out a window of their house, just extraordinary heroism to all the first responders. Governor Murphy says 27 people died from flooding in New Jersey. The co founder of Nexium, the purported self help group for women, was sentenced to nearly four years in prison. Federal prosecutors say Nancy Salzman served with misguided loyalty and blind allegiance to Nexium founder Keith Ray near and she'll serve time for helping subject women to Sexual digression and abuse. New York Governor Kathy Huckle says she is pushing for more people in their state to get vaccinated, especially adolescents as school begins across the state. Local says that the tried and true prevention measures, including vaccines are the way to prevent people from getting infected. It's just all about Getting vaccinated wearing the mask. There's nothing brand new about how we're going to deal with this next phase. It's all about having the resources and the tools and the weapons and we didn't have a vaccination a year ago. Governor local says only 50% of Kids ages 12 to 17 have been fully vaccinated. The White House's targeting major beef, pork and poultry packers, saying they've been collecting record profits while squeezing consumers and farmers. National Economic Council director Brian BCE and beef and pork. We've seen double digit increases in prices over the last couple of months. National Economic Council director Brian Dese. The sale of new gas powered cars and trucks were banned in New York state in 14 years. Governor local signed the legislation yesterday. It's a cleaning robot that avoids pet messes. The new Roomba J seven plus from Massachusetts based I Robot Comes with what it calls the pet owner. Official promise. Mm hmm. What That's funny. Uh, the company guarantees the robots. Ai software will recognize animal droppings and steer clear of them. Oh, I see. It's a It's an acronym. Yes. Okay, okay. Artificial intelligence has finally reached its apex. Apparently Global news 24 hours a day all day, right on Bloomberg. Quit take about more than 2700. Journalists and analysts more than 100 20 countries and Michael Bar. This Bloomberg, Nathan? Yeah, it's a pick me up. Thank you, Michael..
Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
"trenton" Discussed on Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
"How you doing? Is he is Charlotte Q like a hand. Good. They had a lady last night was screaming our night long. Yes, Holland Holland out of her head all over the project. Nobody will sleeping on that and because their by their lights ones at home. And people that in the yard cuts in that and tell a shut up because she was Holland. She was locked up in her house highlight end up Poland's Popo came down that police means and that's around her house. And they got on the megaphone. And with Hollande Nana Cussing high and threatening to blow up her house, You know, and it's done, huh? And water cannons. All this kind of made And it got real quiet. After a while, it turned out she had went on. It fell asleep. She got tired of Harland. And by the time they storm her house, she was laying there paste out, so they woke up in arrest and trial is third that, frankly, be glad the big sleep until lean. The Lord. No, they probably turn her loose in here should cover right back. Hollande. That's how it works. You tell your mom I said, how does she do Double She lucky she don't stay down here. Open line Friday. 71321258274. Trenton in cold spring. Go ahead. Yes, calling in about the doughnut place. There's a there's a place in password. Get down, Dina called the doughnut hole..
First Rounders
"trenton" Discussed on First Rounders
"Just work to heart. And i just said okay. Well then. I guess. I won't be a doctor. He said you know they work hard. Will you know this what he said. He said they were hard and they're away a lot from their families. True sure enough no. He said they work very hard whale from their families and And you know you're just married to your job. And i said okay well. I guess i won't do that then. They cannot just diverted to doing other things and then well then do business. Actually i so cal. Just do business. You know like the rest of my family and like my dad. And then when i got to college i said you know i i really do want to visit really what i wanna do. I really wanna go back to what i wanted to do. A child which was medicine. Yeah and then. I had no intention whatsoever doing research none zero. You're going to see patients that was your goal ation. So it's my goal. I was just going to be a clinician. My goal was to You know see patients in private practice in practice by the beach really. Yeah okay all right trenton. What what was the family business. What was the business that your dad was in. Oh they were doing all kinds of different things you know. They were doing there were involved in like creating manufacturing trim business and and they were. It's interesting because you know from my perspective. Business was fun. You know you talked about it at dinner table and it was what i grew up with right. I mean this. You know. But.
The World: Latest Edition
All Eyes Are on Teenage Track Star, Athing Mu, at Tokyo Olympics
"Meters the first time the us has claimed top spot and this event since nineteen sixty eight games in mexico city. As if that wasn't enough mo- also snagged new american record. Back home in a large room in trenton new jersey. A pandemic era olympic scene were quickly becoming familiar with jubilation from viewing party. Back home. you can hear al jennings who has coach mos since she was nine. Mo- was born to south sudanese. Parents moved to the us just before she was born in new jersey before the games her brother told the new york times quote when you are from an immigrant family that comes in with its back against the wall. You know what the bottom is. He continued it gives us a focus on pursuing things. That would help us improve our lives for a thing mo that focus was running before heading off to tokyo. She shared her hopes on her youtube channel. I want to be an olympic gold medalist completely honest so i was looking forward to that. And hopefully that comes god willing. That hard work paid off today at just nineteen years. Young one footnote the podium featured none of the medallists from two thousand sixteen summer games in rio because women with naturally high testosterone are now banned from the eight hundred meters if they don't take medication to lower their levels. That rule disqualified all three of the reigning medalists more stories from the olympic games. Coming up including france's love affair with judo plus super fans team israel. That's later this hour. You're listening to the world. i'm marco werman.
Mark Levin
Pete Hegseth and Mark Levin Talk About 'American Marxism' Purpose
"Go. To page 2 51 you're talking about Washington reading pains. Words at the Battle of Trenton and part of what you say is our challenge today Think speaking of 17 76 is just as crucial and urgent and in many ways more complicated. We did not ask for this confrontation, but it is here. And in truth, like the early days of the Revolutionary War we are losing most of the country has been caught flat footed and remains UN engaged. This book feels like Your attempt to get people on flat footed and leaning forward. How do they do that? No, Pete. First of all the problem is I sound self serving When I tell people please read the book. So if you buy the book, just pass it to somebody else and have them pass by somebody else or go to the library or something like that. Because, as you know, There's a lot in the book, and it's not intended to overwhelm its intended to explain how do we do that? First of all, whether it's a political operation or military operation or a business plan or anything else. We need to know who our enemy is. Now. I don't say political adversary. Don't say opponents. These are people who want to take down this country and they are well along the way. And we see this. It's not just critical race theory. It's so many other aspects of our institutions. Our traditions are under attack things that you would never believed in your lifetime. You would hear R C Are in executive orders are being pushed in these massive omnibus bills that Congress is pushing you turn on the television. You hear this propaganda over the media is basically the mouthpiece for these various movements. I said I got to look into this. You know, I've written a lot of books, and this doesn't smell
The Swearwolves
"trenton" Discussed on The Swearwolves
"They bought it all standing in front of their their pile of possessions and it has some sort of power over them or they just kind of like stand there and stare and not at trenton. Did you ever have a lava lamp. No my sister did do. I went through a phase. I was so that every other decade kind of thing where it's like shit from comes back. Yeah she from the nineteen nineties even though there was up more than twenty years ago Shift from the nineteen nineties. I feel like popular now. like styles but in the nineteen nineties. When i was in high school shit from the seventies was popular and so there was a moment in time where i had beaded. Curtains lava late posters. I had a black a black light poster. I just had a black light which being a young kid going through puberty. i turned.
Be Calm on Ahway Island Bedtime Stories
"trenton" Discussed on Be Calm on Ahway Island Bedtime Stories
"Trenton listened carefully and smiled. The quiet song was still playing. He could hear the birds singing and the stream trickling. He could hear the wind whistling. And the crickets chirping. The little yellow tractor could hear the bees buzzing along with the horses naming and the cows. Mooning he could hear the sheep buying the goats mine and the bunnies thumping now. The farmyard symphony was complete. Trenton wondered if the other vehicles in the barn were still sleeping. He looked over at the barn doors and noticed the pickup truck peeking out. It looked like he would have some company this morning. After all the little tractor turned his engine back on and the quiet song faded away once again. Only his work song played now. The pickup truck joined the tractor and the daily chores as all the animals sang along. Trenton looked forward to his lunch break when he would be able to hear the quiet song once again he was ready for arrest the four he knew it. It was time so work. Song quieted as the pickup truck. Brought all the animals their food attractor rumbled back over towards the barn. Trenton yard and his engine quieted as he settled in for an afternoon. Nap piece settled on the farm and the quiet song filled the air. The little yellow tractor wished everyone well.
RollFare - A D&D Podcast
"trenton" Discussed on RollFare - A D&D Podcast
"I'm fifty so you can imagine the took quite a while i'm gonna cast detail exclusive goodness. I want you to learn all his spouse but what is what you studied. Say your power this kind of part you see your clinic. What do you get your power. That's a good question. I'd like to know that myself actually interesting interesting. It's relatively new as well inception check as well. It's up to you but you can keep it hidden trying to figure out if that's how okay. Yeah i We'll see sixty sixteen eleven eighteen. I wisdom isn't very high. So both of you believe what setting of course it h. He's not trust each party. Try try what i just saw saw. Does the hand movements. She says the woods and nothing happens. There's something wrong beach handling no one spell such what usually happens. How did you learn in the beginning. Her usually at the time. I i've got i've got to ramp frost few. It is a pretty cool spells rather ironic so years but the trouble now is a if i do what you can put out your hair with it. It's you almost had promise. I will not set your hair on fire. I need to find the spells to then learn them. That's the problem. I tried to create my own. But it's more troublesome than learning special. That's already been weaved into the fabric of a finite number spells in the world. I don't know. I would assume so even studying this ideas and you don't know it's you know it's hard to find when people keep that information from you. I have a point the church for the most part dozen eggs to keep very close eye on magic users where we should keep this between us not on the road in trenton. yes tons of caravans and people seizing. Yes anyone could be agent at Decides where threaten keep forgetting that. That's the thing nothing did. My steady state magic abused openly. I would love to visit that time not to mention if anyone recognizes you or me from out wanted poster. Something criminal no. I'm not the criminal yesterday. knelt. Yes i am. I am a pirate..
The Daily Beans
"trenton" Discussed on The Daily Beans
"Are an indigenous language. Ma and they are newly like he would have no idea. I'm going to send those in and i totally. I totally want to respect those indigenous languages too. So what i've been thinking about doing is actually if you're going to send in a non european non. uk like worcester type touting that is An indigenous word i would i would also like to give a little history on it and so that we can learn how to properly and learn a little bit about the history of it. And that's because i'm really really all about that and i love that you know i don't want to. I don't want it anyway to seem like i'm mocking anyone other than myself when i'm trying to pronounce these words First of all the pronunciation is difficult randy continues. It's a little confusing for me. To travel between moorestown. New jersey morristown new jersey and in between them is morrisville pennsylvania anyway being from new jersey. I wonder if you can pronounce the state capital. Trenton is my mother. Being pissed at the voice of stephanie plum in her janet avenue which audiobooks for getting it wrong. I also would love to know if you could pronounce newark new jersey and newark delaware. I don't know if they're the same in lieu of tax. I'd like to introduce you to this. Charming young buck met while driving through hopewell. Or is it hope. Pay well answers. Trenton is trenton. Trenton okay newark is newark. And newark delaware newark. Okay okay all right. Well now. I know the difference. Interesting i only heard of the the newark. new jersey. and trenton trenton trenton. Yeah it's it's it's.
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"If you're black is the solar system the bodega is decide Hood orbits the bodega boys Jesus might you said I'm the kid. Well with the bodega boys remember them old like cowboy movies when they had the General Store. Yeah, you can go and get anything. It's a general slow Halo ended on the same page two beagles. I ever got home. It's like you part of family bodegas more than a store is the lifeblood of the community. I'm saying single genetically end in Trenton Joachim Walker's knee nobody. I've been coming here since I was about four years old, at least I've been a customer at this store for twenty nine years. I've been going here since the eighties. My mother would send me to the edge. She didn't have the money they give it to us. They trust us enough to bring it back which is it's not like every other store over here. That's why the store bed for so long. They look over the hood hard. All the big stores were sold out when you don't got it the same day guy had a shout to the bodega Thuggin it through and being there for us during these unprecedented times now real. But unfortunately this Brenda megado our wish if I could come out the house to see my grandfather maybe a few days before he was gone. But I was unfortunately I was unable to do that. I was only able to mourn his death. Yeah a little. 1:40 a.m. When he calls it affected all of us, we must have really had nowhere to go at times with him saying it was hard. This is the oldest or on a block from here to at least four or five blocks down. You won't see another story was very difficult for me to move around to certain places when the store was closed down by Andy Mineo. Finally did open up. It was just a blessing. Everything War has been four people over here will come back some cuz people respect that I'm getting choked up about it though, but it really serves Community it comes back to you in different ways when you get off when you live in New York City, you find a bodega that become your Bodega. You linked up bond with that person. That's your spot to loom my guys going on. Yo, we've heard good things about this Bodega. We heard you've been holding down the neighborhood. How long have you been here at a year? Maybe Batman a superhero Jesus you have done so much to the neighborhood on the behalf of Pepsi. We want to give You need something. From d r y this year has brought a lot of challenges. But if we learned anything is that being there for each other can mean everything because you've gone out of your way to help others have she's proud to provide me with financial support to help cover the cost of one year of rent for your store. Love your Pepsi family. My guys I'll be seeing you guys deserved it. You need more people like you to keep the world a great place. Enjoy it he making these chopped cheese sandwiches keep the doors open down in neighborhood, man. So proud of you getting. Okay, so you're going to know we appreciate you mad libs.
CRISPR Cuts
Michael Friend Advocates For Diversity In CRISPR
"Can you talk about what that role endangered so as a minority being part of minority coalition. How does that actually would say you're planning. Events are one out of the types of responsibilities. you're kind of involved in shore. What for chris. Carr my role on is on of the committee and really is to help develop strong. And broad foot trenton. Targeted monastic communities by by really joe trying to facilitate interactions with community based organizations to include aftermarket universities. Darkly restore cabrera colleges. Hvac us that had a very long standing history of mistrust to some extent. And so i kind of summit up just to really increase bernardi representation in these conversations around christopher and engagement with a very strong focus on making sure we have diverse forces some of our listeners. Who may not know exactly. What could a split on this. Can you just in a few lines. Dealers about guzman on absolutely or christopher is is an organization that really focused on the compensation crispin and they do it from the perspective where they're not be. The four or guest technology did not pro con but to really have conversations as it relates to this technology in house being utilized many ways and the benefits and risks down a bowl and started out by uc berkeley in conversations. There which later a year after moved to boston and she'll hope these. These conversations are kind of women around the country at really sparing Lotta interests around. Christopher and i can say that they've been very diverse voices after just faded indiscretions discussions. That's a very interesting role in vegas to learn more about your experiences by doing this. Just one question before that. How did you get into you. Know the crisper fields specifically was your background and christopher. How did that come to be that. You are involved in organized crisper con is. It's all started. President obama launch of the precision medicine issue which was pm. I in two thousand fifteen. I was invited to be a part of that much and that pm. I initiative is a multi year multi million on effort that was developed to keach around creating a diverse cohort to trutv by disease treatment for all but that program is currently known as all of us program and so from that launch. I started the minority coalition for position mets. So you're speaking under the bit of audio experiences. As an event organizer being part of that rising committee on crisper con- you had mentioned that when pulling together some event it was really impossible for you to find black researchers in the area. So could you elaborate more on the garden. Status stakes are the neck of diversity that you are seeing in the field. Well just to be honest. You know this is that i think at this point is kinda shameful in subsets. Your article article that you've written highlighting some of top companies in fear. Know as you look at even these compromises need couples this leading the work around crisper. You can see most senior today. Shes clearly the lack of diversity that so evident in these companies. And i think what is sometimes hurtful. Is that in this crisper in some ways to successive crisper. Really an johnny outcome A black disease sickle cell disease which is driving an has driven a lot of interest at of course financial investments. And so i would say at this point. It's not looking very good chance of diversity
New Jersey 101.5
"trenton" Discussed on New Jersey 101.5
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Ominous Origins
"trenton" Discussed on Ominous Origins
"Beginning chase was born on may twenty third nineteen fifty and by all accounts. He was raised in a very strict household. You know the tape. Some of you probably even lit belt. Beatings verbal assaults. The bar soap for dinner. That sort of stuff. I'd imagine. Richard went through as a child. It was through this abuse. And probably something that was already loosened his head that he began starting fires and torturing and killing small animals traits that were once thought to be the surefire sign of a psychopathic killer. As richard grew up and started the old dating cycle. He was never able to maintain a girlfriend and apparently he had a few in his pyu peasant years because he wasn't able to keep little richard up for very long all his girlfriend's eventually dumped him for it. Obviously this would be frustrating to a young man and surely all kinds of thoughts flew through his head. Maybe he was gay. Maybe he was afraid of being gay. I so many men in sixties must have felt when the problem persisted into his late teens. He decided he'd better go get his head checked out and so we met with the psychiatrist. Who told him to. Cause impotence likely stemmed from repressed anger and that he was likely suffering from a rather serious mental illness though he was not suggested to be committed likely suffering from mental illness and repressed anger. Look no shit sherlock. I mean how much this shrink actually knew about. His past has to play a role. When somebody like chase walks into your office. You should know almost right away that this guy is going to be bad news. It's not like he was had bundy not overly handsome charismatic. Not the type where once convicted people will be like. Oh no no rig. They'd be more like yeah that makes sense see. There are different types of serial killers out there. There's organized killers who plan stock and meticulously performed their kills to perfection and leave nearly nothing behind. That would have been ted bundy in his early years. Then you have. People like chase who fall into the disorganized killer portfolio there's sporadic they don't generally plan and there often messy yet. They're still difficult to catch due to the randomness of their crimes. I mean that's the barebones explanation of these types of killers but should be enough read understand the motives or lack thereof for chase's crimes which will get to shortly as chief ruled or. It was clear that he was becoming more and more unhinged. He moved out of his parents. House at one point and rapidly went through a number of roommates. It no not like that more like. They just couldn't stand him. He was odd to say the least and heavily involved in drugs hard drugs when he was stoned. He was paranoid actually. He was probably pretty paranoid when he wasn't stone to one report has it that he nailed his closet door shut because quote people were invading his space from in there and yeah clearly a mind that is not okay that that was just the start our boy. Your development do quite hypochondriac. He always thought something was wrong with him and he would pursue it until he was either cured or fixed or whatever. His mind told him was okay. There are reports of him entering the emergency room saying somebody had stolen his pulmonary artery and he was there to find them the person who stole the artery that is he claimed that bones were coming over the back of his head and that his stomach was backwards and his heart was stop beating. I'm guessing because he no longer had a pulmonary artery. Make sense after one of these shows that say trysts diagnosed him as a paranoid schizophrenic. But thought that some or all these psychosis was due to his drug use was put under seventy two hour surveillance and it was recommended that he stay under supervision but it was ultimately completely up to him. See i've always heard that in. Some people don't know that they're insane. So why would they seek help and state of acidity if they don't think there's anything wrong with their brain just that its stomach goes backwards. You don't supervision for that. So naturally he left facility when he was able. He moved back in with his mom after a little while. But he was so deep news hypochondria and drug use that it began to take a toll on everybody's life including hits. of course. Richard was a fairly tall man standing about five eleven but weighed only hundred and forty five pounds. and here. i feel kinda personally attacked as house. Roughly mice is up until the pandemic. When i put on a few pounds. Don't judge me. Nevertheless he was losing weight becoming more and more unhealthy both physically and mentally even believe he was being poisoned at. Some point is old bad. Forced him to get his own apartment. Now this may have been the straw. That broke his back. The ultimate stress trigger that pushed him over the edge and pave the way for him to do what he did or not. What do i know what i do know. Is that shortly after moving out. He began catching rabbits for food. Yeah he would eat their entrails completely raw which is super healthy raw diets very trendy. Richard very trendy. Y'all so would make smoothies of sorts. Out of the rabbits tossing everything into a blender and drink it and he did this to stop his heart from shrinking to the point of it disappearing from his body. Altogether another one is paranoid beliefs. At one point. He was even hospitalized for injecting himself with said rabbit's blood which obviously caused him to become incredibly ill however he denied that it was the bloods fault but rather that the rabbit had eaten a battery and the acid from its blood seeped into his stomach is backwards stomach. Finally that was enough for doctors to commit him for mental illness. I mean it. Only took injecting rabbit's blood and to himself right. His official diagnosis was schizophrenia. Suffering from severe delusions. He was put on anti psychotic meds which didn't work. Because of the failed meds attempt. It was believed that. His illness came from excessive drug. Use because heaven forbid that. Big pharma doesn't cure everything in nineteen. Seventy six escaped his confinement however he showed up at his mom's house thankfully and he was probably returned to the hospital before ending up at beverly manor which is awesome hot in house name by the way which was a facility for treating the mentally ill. It didn't take long for him. To earn the nickname dracula he spoke of how he killed rabbits for their blood along with other animals. The nickname was given credibility one day when he was found with blood around his mouth and two dead birds outside of the window of his room. This is an actual syndrome. It's called you r-enfield syndrome and is more or less the medical classification for vampirism in terms of mental illness. He believed he needed to drink blood in order to preserve himself. It's a term that's been around a while. However despite this belief and the fact that he killed two birds for their blood while under supervision he was released being deemed no threat to himself or others. His parents were now his supervisors and they were to care for him as if he were h. Child not just their child. They had to pay his bills and do his groceries and so on and so forth. It does seem as though chases parents didn't need to actually live with him or supervise them in any consistent way as once again he got his own apartment. Just a side note. Who is running the as apartment buildings. I haven't seen anything about these being halfway houses or rehab facilities. they're just regular ass apartments. When i was apartment shopping years ago i needed to give bank statements proof of income and he pets a might have my blood type left arm and firstborn before even being considered over the tenant. Now here's richard chase fresh out of a mental institution known for killing animals and drinking blood and he's welcomed with open arms the seventy s man crazy times anyway. Shortly after his arrival neighborhood pets started going missing to literally. And nobody's surprise. Of course chase was taking them killing them and trading them for their blood. This wasn't just rabbits and birds. No dogs and cats were now on his menu. In fact he even called one of his neighbors and bragged about what he had done. I assume this was done anonymously. At one point he was able to buy a gun a gun. Jesus christ did they just give them away like handy to anybody who wants one in the usa. So yeah devoid of any insight. Somebody gave this psychopath a fucking gun. The more i read about this guy and this case the more. I can't help feel. There are so many other people have fall for his actions. Besides just him. His mother weaned him off anti-psychotic meds because she thought he did not need them anymore. And in nineteen seventy seven is court awarded conservatorship had ended. his parents. didn't it and so once again. Richard trenton chase was left on his own to do whatever he pleased unmedicated and unsupervised joy not long after as wise i guess deemed to be a cool guy. His mom stop is place for regular old. Hello how you doing. But she heard noises coming from the other side of his door. Violent noises irregular noises and so without provocation or warning she entered and what she saw must have been chilling. Richard stood in the middle of his apartment holding a dead cat. Lai gate was mutilated upon seeing his mother dearest. You threw the cat to the ground in some sort of primal display expression and toward open before her very eyes. He took the blood from the cat and showered himself in it covering his face and head. Completely i'd imagine mobbed is closed the door and slowly walked away pretending as though she saw nothing because she didn't tell anybody about the incident another failure on her part. Maybe just maybe if she had said something to somebody he would have been committed again or locked for animal cruelty or something but knowing the system involved here he would have been giving a gold star. A panama's his head just before sending him away. Do this vile shit all over again. Yeah yeah i know. I'm being harsh on and overwork and underfunded system. And there's no way of knowing what somebody's going to do but this guy is all spelling out that he's going to become a serial killer and everybody is literally just looking. The other way is like that scene from the town. Where after the guys rob a bank. They start their getaway vehicle behind a truck or something all dressed in their none costumes and then truck moves revealing a cop sitting there staring right at them. They look at him. He looks at them then. He just turns his head the other way not wanting anything to do with it. Yeah that's super obscure. Reference is exactly like this case later that year in august jesus car a ford ranchero again. How this guy has a car. does he have a job. That pays them ridiculously. Well i mean. I i i give up. Let's not talk about it. His car was found by police. Stuck in the sand near pyramid lake. Nevada and inside was a serial killers closet. They found two rifles men's clothing blood everywhere and a bucket filled with blood and deliver. It made them suspicious. Yeah that's what. I'm reading here is that they thought it was strange at worst to find all the shit in a car by lake. I mean he can't help but laugh at the ineptitude of some of these people these stellar cops eventually spotted a naked and blood covered richard cheese in the distance and when chase spotted them. He took off which is a clear sign of innocence. The police have eventually caught up. Dooming upon questioning him. He said the blood in the car had quote seeped out of him unquote super gross deliver. You might be wondering. Was that of a cow. So for whatever reason once again he was let go. I'm sure he was taken eight or something but he wasn't held for any great length of time. It was around this time as well. That chase developed a bit of an obsession with the hillside strangler who operated and killed not far from where chase lived so as any serial killer will tell you animals will never be enough and for a man as mentally disturbed as chase. It was only a matter of time. Until somebody fell victim to his mania and that victim was ambrose griffin and he was killed by richard trenton chase on december twenty ninth nineteen seventy seven on that. Fateful day ambrose had begun helping his wife bringing the groceries from their car when mrs griffin heard her husband shouting at somebody an argument over something but she didn't know what the show was followed by two popping. Sounds nothing like she'd ever heard before and then her beloved husband fell to the ground. Originally she thought ambrose had suffered a heart attack but sadly that wasn't the case it was soon revealed that he'd been shot in a random attack. One of their sons had said they'd seen a man walking around the neighborhood carrying a twenty two rifle and despite that being the caliber of bullet used to shoot ambrose that wasn't the particular weapon bullet casings and eyewitness reports ultimately led nowhere. One boy claimed to have witnessed the shooting and was even put under hypnosis to recall the license plate vehicle any saw and while he recited something whether or not he actually saw anything. it didn't matter it led nowhere. The closest thing to lead the police had was that a woman in the same neighborhood as the griffin's reported that somebody had shot into her home a few days prior to the slaying of ambrose the bullets were in exact ballistics match to those used to kill mr griffin. However even though they had this solid evidence linking the two shootings they still had no suspects. The trail went cold. Any leads dour had were gone. It's clear at this point that she a sort of thrill from this. Seeing ambrose die probably made his. Pb work again. And what do most people do when they get a good feeling the chase it tried to recreate it except that feeling often come from like ice cream or a video game not killing. Somebody and i say he got a thrill because but two weeks later. He struck again on january eleventh. Nineteen seventy eight during a brief encounter with chase a woman. His neighbor by the name of john larson was stopped by chase while he asked her smoke. She gave him one but that wasn't quite enough for him. He demanded the whole pack and some reports say he even held her down until she gave them up which she eventually did smartly. At which point he let her go shirley he got a little tingle down there just from the altercation but not enough to follow through with killing her was just the start of his thrill seeking over the next couple of weeks. Chase would attempt to break into homes and was even successful at least once. Gene layton witnessed him attempt to open all the openings to her home and even met her face to face at her front door before walking away later in the same neighborhood he was heard inside the home of robert and barbara edwards as they too were coming home of heard them and agom running. He even ran past the couple with rob giving chase jason. Chase could be a good name for movie anyway. Richard got away when the police arrived. They saw that. It was a typical theft case. Except that chase and pissed in the clothing drawer of the edwards baby and then took a shape on the kids bed so not so typical even though there were police in the neighborhood. It didn't seem to detract chase from his ultimate goal was wandering the area for a while longer before coming across a house at twenty three sixty tiogue away. The door was unlocked and so he let himself in. Naturally the house belonged to the wallin's and when he let himself in he was met by teresa wallin who was twenty two years of age and three months pregnant. And with that. I'll leave you with part one all said and done. I know i know cliffhanger. But you'll just have to come back next week to see what happened to theresa and ultimately richard. My name is casey and this has been the ominous origins podcast. 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"trenton" Discussed on Ominous Origins
"Anybody who has listened to this cast for any length of time will know that i have a love for vampire lore and stories that mix with my recent really vigorous fascination for serial killers. It was only a matter of time. Before richard trenton jays popped back into my memory. He was a terrible man. Just a poor poor soul in all honesty and parts of his story might even make you feel a little sympathetic towards him. But don't they call him the vampire of sacramento for a reason but starting at the beginning chase was born on may twenty third nineteen fifty and by all accounts. He was raised in a very strict household. You know the tape. Some of you probably even lit belt. Beatings verbal assaults. The bar soap for dinner. That sort of stuff. I'd imagine. Richard went through as a child. It was through this abuse. And probably something that was already loosened his head that he began starting fires and torturing and killing small animals traits that were once thought to be the surefire sign of a psychopathic killer. As richard grew up and started the old dating cycle. He was never able to maintain a girlfriend and apparently he had a few in his pyu peasant years because he wasn't able to keep little richard up for very long all his girlfriend's eventually dumped him for it. Obviously this would be frustrating to a young man and surely all kinds of thoughts flew through his head. Maybe he was gay. Maybe he was afraid of being gay. I so many men in sixties must have felt when the problem persisted into his late teens. He decided he'd better go get his head checked out and so we met with the psychiatrist. Who told him to. Cause impotence likely stemmed from repressed anger and that he was likely suffering from a rather serious mental illness though he was not suggested to be committed likely suffering from mental illness and repressed anger. Look no shit sherlock. I mean how much this shrink actually knew about. His past has to play a role. When somebody like chase walks into your office. You should know almost right away that this guy is going to be bad news. It's not like he was had bundy not overly handsome charismatic. Not the type where once convicted people will be like. Oh no no rig. They'd be more like yeah that makes sense see. There are different types of serial killers out there. There's organized killers who plan stock and meticulously performed their kills to perfection and leave nearly nothing behind. That would have been ted bundy in his early years. Then you have. People like chase who fall into the disorganized killer portfolio there's sporadic they don't generally plan and there often messy yet. They're still difficult to catch due to the randomness of their crimes. I mean that's the barebones explanation of these types of killers but should be enough read understand the motives or lack thereof for chase's crimes which will get to shortly as chief ruled or. It was clear that he was becoming more and more unhinged. He moved out of his parents. House at one point and rapidly went through a number of roommates. It no not like that more like. They just couldn't stand him. He was odd to say the least and heavily involved in drugs hard drugs when he was stoned. He was paranoid actually. He was probably pretty paranoid when he wasn't stone to one report has it that he nailed his closet door shut because quote people were invading his space from in there and yeah clearly a mind that is not okay that that was just the start our boy. Your development do quite hypochondriac. He always thought something was wrong with him and he would pursue it until he was either cured or fixed or whatever. His mind told him was okay. There are reports of him entering the emergency room saying somebody had stolen his pulmonary artery and he was there to find them the person who stole the artery that is he claimed that bones were coming over the back of his head and that his stomach was backwards and his heart was stop beating. I'm guessing because he no longer had a pulmonary artery. Make sense after one of these shows that say trysts diagnosed him as a paranoid schizophrenic. But thought that some or all these psychosis was due to his drug use was put under seventy two hour surveillance and it was recommended that he stay under supervision but it was ultimately completely up to him. See i've always heard that in. Some people don't know that they're insane. So why would they seek help and state of acidity if they don't think there's anything wrong with their brain just that its stomach goes backwards. You don't supervision for that. So naturally he left facility when he was able. He moved back in with his mom after a little while. But he was so deep news hypochondria and drug use that it began to take a toll on everybody's life including hits. of course. Richard was a fairly tall man standing about five eleven but weighed only hundred and forty five pounds. and here. i feel kinda personally attacked as house. Roughly mice is up until the pandemic. When i put on a few pounds. Don't judge me. Nevertheless he was losing weight becoming more and more unhealthy both physically and mentally even believe he was being poisoned at. Some point is old bad. Forced him to get his own apartment. Now this may have been the straw. That broke his back. The ultimate stress trigger that pushed him over the edge and pave the way for him to do what he did or not. What do i know what i do know. Is that shortly after moving out. He began catching rabbits for food. Yeah he would eat their entrails completely raw which is super healthy raw diets very trendy. Richard very trendy. Y'all so would make smoothies of sorts. Out of the rabbits tossing everything into a blender and drink it and he did this to stop his heart from shrinking to the point of it disappearing from his body. Altogether another one is paranoid beliefs. At one point. He was even hospitalized for injecting himself with said rabbit's blood which obviously caused him to become incredibly ill however he denied that it was the bloods fault but rather that the rabbit had eaten a battery and the acid from its blood seeped into his stomach is backwards stomach. Finally that was enough for doctors to commit him for mental illness. I mean it. Only took injecting rabbit's blood and to himself right. His official diagnosis was schizophrenia. Suffering from severe delusions. He was put on anti psychotic meds which didn't work. Because of the failed meds attempt. It was believed that. His illness came from excessive drug. Use because heaven forbid that. Big pharma doesn't cure everything in nineteen. Seventy six escaped his confinement however he showed up at his mom's house thankfully and he was probably returned to the hospital before ending up at beverly manor which is awesome hot in house name by the way which was a facility for treating the mentally ill. It didn't take long for him. To earn the nickname dracula he spoke of how he killed rabbits for their blood along with other animals. The nickname was given credibility one day when he was found with blood around his mouth.
Ominous Origins
"trenton" Discussed on Ominous Origins
"Hello again welcome to another episode of the ominous origins. Podcast with me casey. Of course is episode is still brought to you by the wonderful people over morbidly. Beautiful dot com. Yes morbidly beautiful..
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"trenton" Discussed on New Jersey 101.5
"Traffic. We'll have a bit of a tight squeeze over in Spring Lake on the sampan Sound of 35 Ocean Road Down to Sea Girt Avenue. You've got some construction going on. Traffic is being directed through the area. For the time being. This report responsible. I lows. Pros Lows offers commercial cleaning supplies from top brands like Laura, Exempt and Rubbermaid, help you stay clean and safe Shop close for pros don common shoes, delivery or pick up in store lows. A new home for proves us only business. 33 of got continuing construction work Broad Street down the route 79 South Street that should be wrapping up within the next hour. Traffic on the parkway slows down briefly south near the Driscoll Bridge, but a stalls been moved out of the way. 18 South and the East Brunswick still a bit on the crowded side. Had across the Hudson. We're not doing badly. Tom River's New Jersey traffic North Jill Myron, New Jersey traffic self. It's backed up big time in the Trenton area, and this is South bound Route one approaching the Trenton Mars Hill Bridge. It looks like there's about three minor accidents now and the same stretch south bound on Route one from Market Street to the Trenton Norrisville Bridge, and it's going to be Much better scene for you. If you could take the calendar street Bridge with the Trenton makes or even the Scudder falls instead, and traffic is still little bothersome right now at 1 30 in the Dell ran area and Cinnamon said, We have a minor accident at 1 30 being worked on. 38 a little slow as you come off of the area where emerges in with Browning Road and in towards the circle, the airport circle just a lot of volume going in towards the 38 merge with 1 30. Also to 95 South bound is slow. Approaching Exit. 26, New Jersey fast traffic every 15 minutes. Next, reported 4 33 on New Jersey. When a 1.5 Hey, check out NJ pet supply dot com. I use them myself. These guys were great. It's a local New Jersey family owned business, and.
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"trenton" Discussed on New Jersey 101.5
"Someone broke down in the right lane just before the Driscoll Bridge on the parkway. South heads up for that. Had one and Edison lot of north and slowdowns coming at old post Road, 80 and South bunching up in East Brunswick. Coming down from the term began to Tyson's lane. 35 insurers very, very crowded. Same deal through Spring Lake between Ocean Road in Sea Girt Avenue with ongoing construction each way every night. Awesome crowding up south and South Amboy coming down to 35, then farther down a nine typical crowding up into a liquid. Tom River's New Jersey traffic North. Jill Myron, New Jersey traffic South as 77 that's in Monroeville is little of flow and actually closed Now, with this accident at Glassboro rode in through the Pine Tavern Road. That's where the closure is at 77 in both directions. Monroeville. So in the sack Glassboro area, We also have an accident. 55 North bound addicts and 26. The two left lanes are blocked off s. Oh, that's a messy seen. Traffic is slow and 2 95 south approaching exit 26 that's through. Well, that's just rush hour stuff being backed up. There and 55 North is heavy at Deptford to 42, New Jersey. Fast traffic every 15 minutes. I'm just looking at an accident. Actually, right now at the Trenton Norrisville Bridge on this looks like it is on the South bound side of Route one in Trenton. It looks backed up. From the spot from South Broad Street through to the Trenton Mars. Phil Bridge traffic every 15 minutes. Next report of 403 on New Jersey one a 1.5. New Jersey one at 1.5 instant weather, Our weather will stay nice and quiet for the next 18 to 24 hours or so we head back into the deep freezer over the next couple of days.
Be Calm on Ahway Island Bedtime Stories
"trenton" Discussed on Be Calm on Ahway Island Bedtime Stories
"Smoke flowed out of dragon's mouth and rolled into the forest. Beckoning the animals to come out as the tractor stopped. The animals slowly. Step out to see why dragon had called them. The kids giggled with excitement. Then they quietly said so that they wouldn't scare away any shy animals. We have lots of fruits and vegetables to share. Dragon hopped out of the way in and began handing vegetables to all the animals. There was more than enough for every animal to take home their favorite foods after they had given the animals their share of the harvest dragon and the kids settled down in the wagon and trenton rolled forward to bring them back to the park. Thank you trenton. The kid said as they hopped out. We may need your help. Oh and said there are still a few more vegetables. Not quite right dragon. Will you let me know if we need another ride. Trenton asked dragon nodded with a smile. Then the tractor rumbled off with dragon bouncing in the back of the wagon dragon. Road back to the farm with trenton dragon hopped out after the tractor had stopped then drag. It gave the little tractor a thank you. Hug waved goodbye and headed off to the forest with a smile. Trenton.
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New York PD To Bulk Up City Hall Security Ahead of Inauguration
"Her arm before being taken to Lenox Hill Hospital. New Yorkers reacting to the stepped up security measures, both within the city and elsewhere ahead of President elect you abides Inauguration James Flipping is more National Guard troops posted in Washington D. C. Just one example the NYPD also increasing the number of cops at City Hall in Manhattan. And in Trenton, Hartford, up in Albany law enforcement on high alert after reports of possible protests, most New Yorkers taking it in stride. I don't think anything's gonna happen, just building it up and scaring people any food and go to the state capital right now, with this stuff they got over there, You begged him for everybody's lying. Nobody's telling the truth. Is a handful of people who know what's really going on, and we're not part of that group. One thing's for sure. As President Trump leaves office, the road closures and tight
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"trenton" Discussed on New Jersey 101.5
"Minute. Good morning, everyone. I'm Eric Scott. Welcome to Thursday, 14th Day. Of January, the head of the FBI in New Jersey says no credible or specific threat has been made against New Jersey. But authorities are taking the possibility of an armed protest in Trenton very, very seriously. Charge Crouch, special agent in charge of the FBI injures, He says federal and state law enforcement is taking a very proactive stance about security over the next week, and it will be much better if the Monday morning quarterbacks wind up saying, Hey, you guys went way overboard on your preparation than come out of say, why? Well Are you prepared? And how did you let this get out of hand? Governor Murphy says state and local police will take a zero tolerance approach when it comes to any kind of violent behavior. This is probably not a bad week to be home, particularly this weekend or on Inauguration day, Watching a movie curled up on the couch. David Math found New Jersey one on 1.5 News. President Trump is calling for calm leading up to and during Joe Biden's inauguration, releasing a video after the House voted to impeach him for inciting last week's deadly incursion of the U. S. Capitol. Leading Trump made no mention of the House's action. Now I am asking everyone who has ever believed in our agenda. Be thinking of ways to ease tensions, calm tempers and help to promote peace in our country has largely been sequestered in the White House residents. Many of his staff and advisers already gone. The Senate. May not take up the president's impeachment trial until the day of Biden's inauguration, and we'll have more on that in our next segment. Time of New Jersey's first news, 5.
Harvesting Nature’s Wild Fish and Game Podcast
"trenton" Discussed on Harvesting Nature’s Wild Fish and Game Podcast
"Sit on the river bottoms and begin to use this cheap cow. Well call that. I have for a predator call because it makes it better predator call. Kyle call so bears often come in. You're not aware cayo calling or any other kind of predator college if you scream on something and you're just obnoxious and annoying with the front of the all you can catch the attention of bare their their opportunities. They on the definitely omnivores. But if your screen like a like a dying year they'll they'll come in and see so it can be highly effective In the back country. I don't really recommend it. But you know where i know. It's just black. Bears unusually going to be the top predator. Always good so. I set a timer on my phone my phone in my lap. It was twenty minutes. My goal was to see much call can do in that time. They have a real short attention span. So i just just screaming and screaming and screaming. I actually pack a pair of earplugs gonna do this and throw them in so after about fifteen minutes. I decided i needed to change my views. There was a big tree up in front of me. And when i when i moved one. She decided to to shuffle. I looked to my right and about six feet behind me was a mountain mine. I could've hit it. With one of my trenton polls And so the thing about it is samya plugs in. And i don't know about a hurt at anyways but i didn't hear it comments not a sound this thing all it did when it saw me was just turn and start walking off. I didn't run it in your natural slightly shots so obviously at this point homologue freaked up. Luckily it had been raining. A little bit i dialed my scope back down to three And so kind of stand up. And i'm looking at it right now. Let's be clear. I'm seeing exactly tomb outlines before in my life both were hundreds of yards away and fleeing the exact other direction but this one what this one did at sixty away from me when around of debt fall tree and it turned and looked at me and so this point i've got my gun pulled up starts screaming. Hey hey hey hey cat go go run. Run run and this does what cats do. When they're about to charge lower shit in the back of my head right picked on pau up right in junkets body all the way down and then stuck his but in the air and began to charge So at that moment it was really pretty clear what i had to do I managed to pull my gun up in i shot. The cat is aiming between his eyes..
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What is Senator Cory Booker's Super Power?
"What's your superpower because you have been a sort of superstar at life for as long as i've been aware of the name cory booker which was before you were mayor before you ran for mayor. I was hearing about this guy cory booker. who's coming and he's big and he's on point with everything. And what are you doing. i. I don't know what we're hearing it'll be before. I was mayor than in the time of public enemy. And you don't believe the height. Look i was the superpower that was evidenced for me growing up which was not exaggerating. I think it's actually. A superpower under underrated is kindness. Like i just. I just watched two parents who were really good people and would see people that folks walk past all the time. I one of my favorite quotes by humorous gave. Barry has this goes someone who nice to you but not nice to the waiter is not a nice person but you and i both know 'cause i know you have this kindness and you as well that when you are kind of people. Incredible things happen that you don't realize your favorite stories and i'll tell you the quicker version but you go into school at stanford i'd five back and forth across the country. I still remember getting on this plane as a stanford student and being is torturous. When you're like six foot three football player tight end just like coach. Was you know always like my knees. We're going to be banged up on this plane. I have two seats open next to the rest of the plane is full and just before the door closes. This woman walks in with a screaming baby and a little boy and everybody on that plane. Those where they're sitting because the only three bodies two seats. And i think that we all don't realize we have a choice that we make every moment of our lives which is to accept things as they are or take responsibility for changing and so something evolved thought for teenage college student. That point hit which was. This is either going to be the worst flight in my life where i can try to make the best so i just leaned in and started talking to her in the cry baby in soon as i got into my own drama. I realize. Oh my gosh. This woman has a crying baby. The whole plane is looking at her like she's evil as she did something outside and told her baby to cry. Purposefully right and and so we just having a good time. I still remember the movie. Think about this. How purposeful this moment for me. That i remember that movie was glory with denzel washington. And she's like. I haven't seen the movie and so long and i'm like watch this movie your son and i we're gonna play games. We played hangman. Killed them with all my best. Dad jokes that. I had even back then killed them and hangman mad. And by the time we landed. It was the quickest flight. I ever had cross country. You said we keep in touch. We exchange addresses back then no email and didn't and five ten fifteen years later. I'm running for mayor of the city of newark. And i'm getting like thumped and on one of my toughest ones frustrating days. I get this letter in the mail saying to me. You may not remember me but But i you were on this flight first time. I flew with my kids telling me what the kindness then meant to her and then she tells me by the way we. My family owns a big factory in newark and we have tons of employees. She ended up becoming a big part of my campaign. That kid that i tortured with my jokes became one of our best volunteers or per workers. Excuse me to take. Their churches introduced me. It was just an amazing full circle. Kindness is energy stanford. Professor actually studies this that you just doing one kind act witnessed by someone. It will affect people three degrees of separation for you. it is created a way to measuring it. it's a virtuous thing and so my life you know. I just think that that's is a superpower that we under related just a kind word to somebody at the right time can make a difference that you don't even realize so. I don't know if i don't have any superpowers. I'm really far more ordinary than the hype as you just said but i've just tried to go out of my way for me. It's it's a matter of my faith which is of radical love trying to do for people and you have parents like you. And i probably had two black guys who had parents would not let me forget of the struggle parents that were involved in the civil rights movement. That my i. I was raised up thinking like i didn't the privileges that i enjoy. We're not earned. They were paid for as my grandparents. Would by the blood sweat and tears of your ancest-. I definitely grew up thinking i stand on the shoulders of those who came before me. I have a responsibility to the people who march to died protested. Who were enslaved. There i remember being in college and thinking you know i was why and i didn't feel that responsibility. The past i mean cool to like pena. Cia but i can't. I have a responsibility. People came before me. I wouldn't be here without them. So i have to do something. And perhaps my think my journey in media has been something of being helpful black people in some way but you know that sense of responsibility that you talk about. I definitely felt and you have that has powered your life. It is the my faith earlier. But that is in trenton. Integral part of what motivated my life decisions. And very you know i. I'm here because a group of people fought for my housing rights. Like i grew up in the town. I grew up in harrington park. There was a group of activists when my parents were getting denied real estate agents were lying to them and telling this house is sold. It was called real estate steering at the time right and so they set up this sting operation where they would send white couples right behind my parents and so it i mean this was the story into making chapter my book because involvement at one point. My father's lawyer getting punched in the face and just like dog being signal. my dad craziness. But i'm a baby when that happened. Fifty years ago this summer that had happened and so imagine growing up with parents that could live. Look you in the eye. My dad be like boy. People had fight even get you a chance to be in the school. You're going to. You're going to get your out of bed and go to school and make the best out of yourself and so coming out of loss when i'm done and i always joke that my dad was like bat impressed. He was proud of his son but stanford oxford yale. He's like boy. You got more degrees the month of july. Which ain't hot life ain't about the degrees you get. It's about the service you give like. We're gonna do with all this privilege and so the first job. I had coming out of law. School was a tennis rights lawyer. People fought for my housing rights. I was going to go and fight for other people's and so my life. And i love you said this because we grew up reading bolt we reading voice and talented tenth and the obligations of that you get from getting the privileges that you know are denied to you. Got here is black. Men who i know the data i mean the leading cause of death for us murder fifty four fifty between fifty and sixty percent homicides in america are people look a lot like us black men and and so you feel this sense of. I can't rest. I've got to keep working. Got to keep pushing until we can make the society be what it is and by the way we never get there. At least we can try to pay that payback. What was given to us.
Masters in Business
Yankees to add Hudson Valley and Somerset as minor-league affiliates in 2021
"Are reporting the New York Yankees will move minor league affiliates out of Staten Island and Trenton, New Jersey, in 2021 this as part of a reorganization. It's affecting teams across the major's Yankees, double A Trenton team will shift to Somerset, New Jersey. The Class a club that had been in Staten Island since 1999 will move upstate to the Hudson Valley, previously an affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays, Global
Steve Trevelise
New Jersey Voters Approve Marijuana Legalization Referendum
"Biggest news in New Jersey tonight is that voters have overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure that will make recreational marijuana legal in New Jersey. One of the leading advocates behind that push Bill Caruso, who heads the Cannabis Law division at the Archer Law, firm advocacy groups have already declared victory. The AP is now calling that ballot approval official now in New Jersey so New Jersey will join a number of other states nationwide. That have now legalized recreational marijuana bill your initial thoughts on that vote. I think it's good. It's clear and convincing victory and I think that there are a lot of lessons and New Jersey learns by not being first, and I think there's benefits or not going last and certainly not by allowing that said. To set up the market for us, So I think we will now work with the Legislature and the governor to put together a statutory framework and then regulatory system. And, um, I don't think we will see a don't use sales until late in the third and perhaps even fourth quarter 2021 of the earliest. Interesting in the numbers with his ballot question that even in counties where President Trump leads Republican leading counties, there was significant support for This ballot initiative interesting that they went this way because the Legislature and the governor simply couldn't come to agreement on legislation that would have made it legal and basically punted to voters. Are you surprised of what? This isn't a partisan issue. That's the beautiful part about it. There's something for everybody here, even for people that aren't going to avail themselves of using adult use marijuana If you believe that a person that had a crime it was convicted of a crime of marijuana possession in their twenties should have a life sentence for employment restrictions going forward. You don't think that any longer Business for you. If you think we should be benefiting from tax revenue from this and putting it behind regulated store counters, this's for you. There's a lot of value here, and I think that's where you see the voters, voters speaking and saying So the Legislature go get this done now we want But the devil is in the details were talking to Bill Caruso ahead of the cannabis Law Division at Archer Law firm. You've been in this political game long enough. You know that legislation that That should seemingly be easy rarely is and you still have concerns among law enforcement that are gonna have to be dealt with in any enabling legislation. That that will satisfy questions about whether there's going to be proper enforcement of driving under the influence here. Listen, The good news is that's not going to be the biggest issue. We have to deal with the law enforcement. Ah, issues that have been raised are absolutely of concern. But when we look in other jurisdictions, we look at how they dealt with him. And we also look at what our very capable law enforcement officials have done here in New Jersey with drug driving in general, there are answers for this. The real Devils in the details when people start getting into turf wars when they start trying to make the perfect the enemy of the good, unsolvable problems in one fell swoop there. This is going to be in some cases, generational change. This legislature and this governor actually have a deadline now attached, you know, in Trenton deadlines were good, but after the first of the year if they don't enact a statutory framework for what's going to be enacted We're gonna have problems here because the Constitutional amendment says it's now illegal effort. But without rules attached to it is going to really be a conflict, so the Legislature has a deadline to act now. And then the issues of keeping this out of the hands of miners, and you know this is adult use that's always been billed as adult use marijuana. But as we've seen with alcohol as we've seen with tobacco, it's gonna find its way into the hands of kids on DH. You know, there are significant medical issues that are connected to The use of cannabis in an undeveloped brain. They're absolutely R and the issue we have right now is our Children do have access to canvass? I am I'm raising three Children 14, 12 and 10. And it is easier for particularly my 14 year old probably to get marijuana than it is to get alcohol right now. Vote. Every jurisdiction that has undergone and they don't use effort has seen teen use go down. Some of that is because it is actually Harder to get because it is now not in the in the black market is behind this store counter. That doesn't happen overnight, by the way, but it's also because of some cultural changes that happened. So, um, the the team use issue goes on now, regardless of adult use. We haven't seen any statistics in any jurisdiction. That's Legalised adult use where we've seen teen years go up. In fact, it's gone down in those jurisdictions. So you're predicting at this point bill that we are going to see enabling legislation potentially by the end of the well has to be done by the end of the year, Right? I mean, what if this is being negotiated already? This can have come as a surprise, right? I mean, where How far along are they in in this process to to address a number of the issues that you and I talked about here tonight? They were on the doorstep of getting this done in the spring of 2019, but they fell a couple. Both short is normally the case. I'm hopeful that there's overwhelming support now on both sides of the aisle in the Legislature to get something done similar to what the original draft wass And remember, when we do this, there is going to be multitudes of opportunities to continue to amend this law changed regulations so It doesn't necessarily have to be all in now. It's there needs to be a basic framework. For what this is gonna look like I'm ability and modify it both through statutory and regulatory means probably through the courts and also through the budget process. So Way we will not see a lot of revenue at the outset of this market is beginning to develop. In fact, you and I talked earlier. There's no money booked this year in this year's budget, which is refreshing. So I think there's a lot of opportunity to figure out. Where do we want to devote. The resource is a year from now, two years from now, when they start to make sure and come in, and there's more money coming, and I think there's time for all those discussions sometimes bottleneck legislation. Yeah, I think you know this is going to be an ongoing conversation that that you and I will certainly continue to have with our listeners as a cz. We as we go forward, and and we'll see what the what the prospects are in terms of crafting this this legislation and I know you'll be a big driver of that. So Bill Caruso ahead of the Cannabis Law division. At the Archer Law firm. Thank you, as always, for your time and your insight
The Trader Cobb Crypto Podcast
BNB & BTC Looking Good
"Against what's going on out there in the markets will clinch OUGHTA. Pullback yesterday. Unsuccessfully. Really. Look. Like I say H die that we can solve it and there's five days now one, two, three, four, five minutes I can solve I mean we have really gone anyway you know we sort of bubbling around in a bit of Ryan. So, what are the main to me was I should say We'll aged either we bubble. The moving criminal a little closer back to where process currently now you know. I looked at try pullbacks. Pullback. We saw I saw as consolidation that occurred back fall looks pretty much from the twelfth of October to the seventeenth of October just Assad Roy. Zippy zippy's easy ZAP. And and then we saw that little bullish candle now that bullish was on the seventeenth of two. and. What we say from, there's a just a really great run. You know it's just a bloody good move simple as that. That's it a really, really really strong move. Sorry From here. What are we were? Options will as we consoled Loa well, it doesn't look at this moment. Look things can change very very quickly bitcoin strong right now let's not forget it. You know the clothes that we had yesterday. Is the highest close that we have ever had on the x shot, but we haven't closed that high. Let me tell you the last time we close at home that that close. Thirteen, six, full five. That's the the loss close that we had high was the eighth of January two, thousand and tank. That's a long time ago. You know that's that's a long time ago. So. It's it is looking incredibly bullish and we could certainly say bitcoin just tackle and just say you know what? Thank you mother for the rabbit shot the guys hold Shot the guy the horses bolted and off we go on I, rip. Of A? So, these are the realities of our marketing aged. As we consolidate, we get closer to having an opportunity where we look to be too overboard. And then. We can. Off Again. Tell you the truth. I love a little pullback really would. Pay The guy. Nor what what Bitcoin Golf Forever said why? But I wanted to get up with simplicity why because I tried? The a trade for living radio. So what I want I, want to pull back because pullback software paternity PULCHRA breakout. It'd be fine. The three strategies designed around pullbacks or breakouts. That's it. Boom Shaka Laka Saunders. Whitening say what does on? Basically. I didn't come in on the fifteen but tell you what? He a little bit sleigh for the time being. So what happened yesterday was we did move down. We moved down to a low all who are twelve, thousand, seven, hundred, seventy, six, hundred, close at thirteen, thousand, sixteen army closed above the thousand wants gang. With currently ops fraught now half percent the one to thirteen, thousand, one, hundred and twenty dollars and I'm just keeping an all out a pull back into that twelve pullback level. You starting to increase you know back in that cradles on the top of the crowd was on, which is a ten is now twelve, six, five nights a pretty close. Keeps creeping up as the market continues to console that bitcoin is looking of super duper bullish. What else have we got on the odds right now theory and pulled back to that four hundred get a in their took a tried yesterday. Da. On the sixteen hour. Said I wasn't gonNA try brought my rule pretty dirty I'm a cellphone that but high. Go to just go to shopping up. About decision I wasn't feeling good. That's why site when you're not feeling good, you shouldn't be trying I did the wrong thing and I pay the price of intimate down on that down myself but just down that I might have. I. Mike Errors I am. So. This wall doesn't make it. Any easier doesn't get any better way artist therion brought now's rod licking cradles. Any trades there on the day. But tell you what if we can push out from here? It's going to be such a beautiful Trenton thinking they'll be lots of good opportunities yesterday down three point five percent now currently at three, hundred, ninety, four, Dole seventy, seven off hop a half of a percent right now law on excel paste over the correct that twenty six, mock yesterday we were down two percent we counted twenty four point nine cents I just below twenty, five Dan points to the rave of. BITCOIN cash did reject the two seven, five resistance. So he bounced off to I three, thirty five, the lower end of that channel had talked. I don't try channels, but it's a very simple horizontal plight, very simple horizontal level that I look at to help me. Rebounds Twenty Three Thirty Five, and we raised up to two, hundred, seventy, five, sixty, five, which was the brand of that resistance that will now back in a to sixty point three, five, Selah full point. Three seven percent yesterday. So we are still in a very nonstop translate what bitcoin up trying to see our even exile pay it's not trend, but it's pretty crafty bitcoin cash beautiful uptrend onto lot coin next, which is also in love looking up trying to pull back three point four, five percent. Yes, I currently. It's at one point three, one point one, percent, fifty, seven dollars fifty. The wake he's only starting to look a little bit better. The daily the daily does look good or going to be honest. It does look pretty Nice right now, the fifth diamond aloe basically can be touching those lower timeframes just yet fitting seven, forty, six percent. They vate look it's pretty average rotten a popped up through that one, hundred, eighty, two mock and the NFL strike back through yesterday closing down. Three point nine percent. He's up point to today's one hundred seventy four dollars sixty two days really clear out through the LAS Haw, which was yesterday's Hot out outer ninety five, dollar sixty, one Bayton perform really willing to get to involve
MarketFoolery
The Obviously-Going-To-Die Stocks
"We're going to start with the stock of the day. Don't call it a comeback bed bath and beyond has been here for years. It's just all that time someone else was running the company but now that Mark Trittin has been in the Corner Office for about a year. We're seeing days like today second quarter profits came in exponentially higher than expected. Same store sales were positive for the first time in four years. The stock is up more than thirty percent this morning. I'm assuming at least part of what we're seeing with the stock is some shortsellers saying that's it. I. Think. I'm. Probably. Bed, bath, and congratulations to march written and Beth by best buy bed bath and beyond. For this quarter, March, written formerly of target, of course, and a few other places before that, I think Nordstrom's and I believe. He had a stint at Nike to could be misquoting. This bed bath and beyond is in a group of companies retailers that I like to call the obvious obviously going to die crowd. And the funny thing about companies that are obviously going to die when they get the right mix of management decision making and in some help from the environment and you know just a little bit of because no one's more aware of a company's struggles at least no one should be more aware of a company struggles then the people inside the company. And that's when you plan your strategy. What are our tools? How can we navigate our way through whatever we found ourselves in business is not easy and certainly for this group retailers that I'm Gonna I'm GONNA hold up. Bed Bath and beyond as one Chris. But you know how about Game Stop Game Stop. The seller of video game systems and Software that of course is going to be the next blockbuster. Right if they writing that headline since two thousand and nine, how `Bout Michael's the craft store everybody knows I. Y has an Amazon run over. And the granddaddy of all of these. Companies that are obviously going to fail. They're obviously going to be taken bricks and mortar is dead is best buy which just before the podcast we were talking about how? How many listeners? Realize, that best buy has been at ten bagger over the past decade they went through some struggles they brought in new management. WHO had a plan? and. I'm sure they were mocked and I'm sure people were skeptical and they executed on that plan and best buy, which was a sub twelve dollar stock in. Two Thousand Ten two thousand eleven is today roughly one hundred twenty dollars stock. And so when you see. I'm a kick myself a little bit on dust by iron best buy bed bath and beyond his too many bees. Bed Bath and beyond. I actually did a little bit of work about a year ago as I was discussing with one of our with one of our foolish coworkers. About this basket of Taylor's who are sure to die. And we had this one. We had game stop we have Michael on the docket and I went through you know what this company's history of cash flow was and what they've done with it and how they've raise capital, and this is before Mr Trenton came on but I. It laid the groundwork for someone with. A better vision to come in and knocked the ball out of the park which you've seen today and and best bed bath, and beyond is as we speak it's now a six th bagger since March of this year and so in the a roughly a year ago when I did my work because I was vigorously debating co I pointed out that in the previous six years here was bed bath and beyond had produced four point two, billion dollars in free cash flow. They had also issued one point five billion dollars in debt and debated smart about the debt because the debts. Basically staggered I think is a ten twenty and thirty years. and. They have to pay it back anytime soon, and they had gone on a massive buyback program. They've they've retired a ton of their shares. Now. Slowly melting ice cube no one's going to want to own this business what have you. But at the time the stock was about ten eleven dollars the company is training but four times enterprise value of free cash flow. that. That is rock bottom fools that is something that is going to go away. That's what the market is telling you. Flash, forward, to today and oh positive cops. Oh. We have a plant. They've they've suspended their dividend they've they've halted their. They've halted their. They suspended the dividend halted their share buyback plan I believe in. April. But with this. With this. report, they have generated a ton of cash flow. They've deployed it smartly they took down some temporary which they had out as part of the PARCO vid. They have bought back twenty percent of that long dated not in any danger to come calling debt they bought that back at a discount. Which is brilliant. They. So they're down to their down net debt down by about thirty percent from where they started the year. They have a store optimization program, which is something that a lot of these retailers the slowly melting ice cube crowd will call them. They are reducing their store count 'cause they don't need it because they can move to ECOMMERCE, which they've done a little bit they can move to. The geography is able he served by less stores and you see a lot of. Traffic that previously went through one store transitions to another and. They are steal a Ron grosses them here they are firing on all cylinders and I'm not sure. Anyone. Thought is coming. I am I am both thrilled that they are doing this they're having success because everyone loves a comeback. I'm less thrilled that you own it and I don't. But. That's mainly because I had this in my hand a year ago Chris and I'm holding it up. The skull of York. And and I'm looking at it and I didn't at least put a little field position because as I said, at the time training for four times free cash flow that is close to no-brainer territory for me. So two other quick data points before we go to our next story. Not. Surprisingly digital sales of big driver this quarter. That goes hand in hand with the store closures so Another smart move by Trittin and his team. And also Happy to see that they're you know suspending the dividend that they're. Suspending the sticking with the we're not going to buy back shares. I'm also happy to see they're not offering guidance. Their New Orleans. No need to at this point. Let's move on the third quarter sales, for Pepsi, grew five percent and. Kind of like we saw three months ago snacks and some of the beverages particularly the Seltzer. Part of their portfolio helping to make up for the fact that somebody restaurants are closed. So many sports and entertainment venues are closed and. That's that's the stock is basically flat and this kind of flat for all of twenty twenty but. Nice to see that the the salty snack part of the business is making up for the sort of the tried and true Pepsi part of the business. Gilead household particularly the soon to be sixteen year. Old Member of the Gillies household has been doing his part to. To to help with the salty snacks portion and shareholders. Thank him. Yeah I was GONNA? Say. You know dude. There are other food groups other than Doritos. Look it was a perfectly acceptable boring quarter from a perfectly acceptable boring company and and I think you know Chris but maybe some of the listeners not know. For, me to call a company perfectly boring from for me. That's a compliment because I like businesses that are boring. Not Terribly exciting person myself I enjoy. Investments in companies that just actually do what we expect them to do, and essentially just get it done quarter after quarter. Pepsi is not GonNa. You know if you'RE LOOKING FOR PEPSI TO BE A. Ten bagger. You know anytime soon like the aforementioned by we mentioned earlier. That's not gonNA happen. They are just a steady bedrock performer for your portfolio and we all need a few of those. So we can go after the more exciting things in our portfolio. Yes. So it was it was A. It was a boring it was a boring quarter but boring is nice because boring boring says, oh, we end up four four plus percent on. Organic revenue growth total revenue growth went up five plus percent. EPS Is up ten percent year-over-year just for the quarter. It's still down for year to date, but of course, Mindy Stan why because the previous quarter? Cova. no-one no-one was new what was going on? So we kind forgive that. They are they're pointing towards the full year. They did give guidance their point point to a full year of approximately four percent revenue growth approximately five fifty core earnings. Stocks at about one hundred, forty bucks. So it's not cheap. But it's not terribly expensive, and again, this is one of those widows and orphans stocks. You can buy put it away and we'll see you when you retire. Hugh Johnston, who's the CFO at Pepsi? Granular on CNBC this morning talking about because when you think about all of the food and beverages they have across their portfolio he got granular talking about the new cheetos macaroni and cheese saying you know they're trying to keep up with demand as a fan of both cheetahs and macaroni and cheese I haven't tried it yet but I can see why it's popular. Any. Do they give any color on the? Two. Portals that they were direct to consumer sites that they launched earlier this year snacks dot com and Pantry shop dot com. Sadly, Chris they did not at least in the conference call or the press the presser maybe in the ten Q I haven't read the ten q yet obviously but. Yeah no snacks dot com I can confirm both of those sites are open and accepting offers as of this moment. SNACKS DOT COM and Pantry shop I think is an interesting one because they are. You know you are buying your you're you're buying all of your Pepsi Slash quaker products. Simultaneously in in in the various groups. So if you want your everyday Pantry, you want to get your your oatmeal and your healthy. Your healthy Chia bars and your rice cakes do people still eat rice cakes and if so why? You can get all those delivered at the same time or your snack package your breakfast package You know it's it's interesting to to have it delivered. I I'M NOT A. I I'm one of the three people in North America is still doing own grocery shopping. So I'm probably target here but I know a lot about the people how to use it and I think probably if I let my as I mentioned a sixteen year old note that this thing existed. It might be his only source of nourishment. So yeah, don't don't. On, the first time I went to that website I kind of went crazy to the point where in the box showed up to two days later even my kids were just like. This is a lot of snacks and was like, yeah I may have ordered too many but but I regret nothing. Playboy. Enterprises is returning to the public markets after nearly a decade and because I was are out of fashion, playboy is going to be doing this through a speck. Mountain Crest acquisition is a current special purpose acquisition company that is going to be taking playboy public through a reverse merger and wants to deal is done that company where the ticker is MC. ABC? Is. The playboy name and the ticker symbol P L B Y? I guess I, I saw this story and I thought, okay I'd that's one way for playboy, which is a private company and has been since twenty eleven. I. Guess That's one way to raise money. I, I, I'm hard pressed though to think that. The second round of playboy being a public company is going to go any better for the company and for investors than it did the first time around. That was my initial take as well, and you say it's one way to raise money I'd say it's one way for insiders to cash out. Tomato Tomato. The more I think about this though. I could be spectacularly wrong and it wouldn't be the first time. This might be quite this might be interesting I can see. I can see a number of thing, and I just find this interesting from a number of re. I as you point out. Yes, playboy. Is private the SPEC the Special Purpose Acquisition Company Mountain Crest Acquisition, company. It's out there. Now it's got. It's a walking wallet got a bunch of cash their stocks over ten dollars specs go at ten bucks. There's nothing you can. You can go buy today Chris if you want. And You can just sit there and wait until the transaction is completed in q one. If. You WANNA own playboy. So, playboy today is not playboy of the past for thing, magazines have died. So, there are no issues of the iconic famous magazine. These no regularly published issues and I believe they went to quarterly publishing versus. Monthly publishing before that. So what playboy is trying to be or this new iteration trying to be a licensing company and they're calling it across four major categories they're saying sexual wellness, which I'm just going to skip to the next one, which is style and apparel which is. Apparel. and accessories for men and women globally gaming and lifestyle also digital gaming hospitality and spirits. So you can get yourself some playboy-branded Bourbon. And beauty and grooming, which is fragrance skin care grooming cosmetics for men and women. Okay. That sounds interesting. They're not a publishing company more avoiding that and I guess they have a bunch of online stuff as well which. Tell people they can go look on their spare time but. They are calling themselves a streamlined high growth business. The company has four hundred million in cash flow contract through the next eighteen years. and has products available for sale and in ten thousand major retail stores. In the US, this is a brandon company. Now, now, what you think of the brand and what you associate with the brand, the iconic a bunny ears brand, of course. Is Is. is going to be probably a nuanced and varied. I can understand why some people. Would not want to do with this brand I completely understand that is not. Bend the most shall we say progressive brand in history? It has fostered some. Attitudes, particularly women that. I think it's fair to say some would find distasteful and I I completely understand why? And for those people, they're just not going to be shareholders and that's that's fine. But what I find interesting about this if this, if the licensing deal and we have, we've already had a certain dry run of this in. Do you know the magazine Maxim? It was. So it's a men's lifestyle magazine, girly pictures, and whatever it was bought by an entity called big holdings. I'm going to say eight nine years ago. With the goal of they went into change it from the the lad magazine into more of a lifestyle brand licensing deal what playboys doing. Now. I mentioned earlier it's important to have You know leaders businesses, you respect and trust big lorry holdings is not one of those businesses but I do know that they even though they're circulation sales are down significantly there they have turned that profitable on a small scale with the licensing strategy. I suspect the playboy will do a better job. And It will depend on the valuation coming out but you know when analogy I might throw up as. As a comparison is. Franchising businesses in the in the restaurant space. So a restaurant brands international, which owns importance and Burger King. Dunkin brands, which of course owns your beloved Dunkin donuts. Those are those are check cashing businesses, they they sell the franchise to a Franchisee. And then take tax six percent of their gross sales and royalties every month plus x percent for advertising they sell you a system and so those are very asset light cash-rich capital Genita- businesses. And part of me wonders here it's obviously not the same as selling. Coffee and whatever. But part of me wonders if that is what this business will look like, and if they are truly in the growth business and the cash generation business, this might be an interesting opportunity. And you just hit on what I think is the most interesting thing to watch. Once it becomes a public entity again, the high growth aspect of this because now we're going to see Now, we're GONNA see through quarterly reports. Okay. Are you growing? Because that's one of those things where we investors and the market in general get to decide what we consider to be high growth And I again I had I had your initial take which was. Oh please. Like if it didn't work the first time. It's going to work less well this time. The more I read about like. I'M GONNA keep an eye on this. Curiosity. Jim Gillies always talking to you. Thanks for being here.
Your Brain on Facts
It's the Little Things
"For want of a nail, the shoe was lost for want of a shoe. The horse was lost for want of a horse. The rider was lost for want of a writer the message was lost for want of the message the battle was lost for want of a battle, the kingdom was lost. Small things can have reverberating effects on history both good and bad. In fourteen fifty three, the great walled city of Constantinople fell it had withstood sieges for eleven hundred years. It had held off fire from the then state of the art cannons for weeks. The Byzantine said even Ford soldiers trying to tunnel under the wall autumn Turks were finally able to overrun the great city because someone left the door open. One of the many gates in the fourteen miles of wall had been left open during the night and the Ottomans flooded in. Killing Constantine the eleventh in the battle and bringing an end to the eastern Roman Empire. My Name's Moxy and this is your brain on facts. It was a freezing Christmas night in Trenton. New Jersey during the revolutionary war. The English Colonel Johann Gottlieb Rall. Commander. Of a mercenary infantry regiment of fourteen hundred has seen soldiers from Germany sat down to a good supper and an evening of entertainment. He and his men were celebrating their recent victories over George Washington's volunteer army, and of course, the Christmas holiday. Safe from the bitter cold and the pelting sleet inside a wealthy merchants home that they had commandeered. They relaxed safe in the assumption that no one in their right mind would possibly try to cross the Delaware River at night in a blinding winter storm. Someone challenged role to a game of chess, and before long he was deep in tactics and strategy. There was a knock at the door. And exhausted young. Messenger boy came in bearing a note from loyalist farmer. It's important to remember that about a third of colonists still consider themselves to be British and didn't want the revolution. Raw paid the boy little notice took the note and put it in his coat pocket without opening it. That pocketed piece of paper would cost him and the war effort nearly. Two hours earlier and ten miles away. Washington's men had begun being ferried across the icy Delaware. River. It took over ten hours to get all twenty four hundred men over to the New Jersey side. The conditions were so adverse five men froze to death. Then began the arduous march to Trenton in the dark. The plan had been to attack the town from all sides before dawn, but the troops didn't arrive until eight am. During the attack which lasted only an hour forty of the German. Henson's were killed and the remaining thousand surrendered. Colonel was mortally wounded. When his body was found the unopened note warning of Washington's crossing was still in his pocket. If role had read it, he would surely have had his gross of professional soldiers prepared. He allowed his pride and the weather to lull him into thinking his enemy was not a threat. Had he won the battle he may well have killed George Washington James Madison James Monroe John Marshall Aaron Burr and Andrew. Hamilton The. Second, most common premise in alternate history circles behind what if Germany won World War Two is what if the south one the American civil war? Two pieces of paper dropped in a farmer's field almost brought that about. Confederate General Robert E. Lee. Whose statue in the middle of my hometown of Richmond, Virginia has recently been given the historical context. It's so sorely needed. In the form of tons of. Graffiti. Issued Special Order one ninety one during the Maryland campaign before the Battle of Antietam. In the order lead divided his army, delineating the routes and roads to be taken and the timing for the units to reconvene. Adjutant Robert H Chilton penned copies of the letter endorsed them in Lee's name. Staff. Officers distributed the copies to various confederate generals. General Thomas Stonewall Jackson in turn copied the document for one of his subordinates, major general, D H Hill who was to exercise independent command as the rearguard. A Union soldier Corporal Barton W Mitchell of the twenty seven. Th Indiana volunteers found two pieces of paper bundled with three cigars as he marched across a farm in Maryland an area recently vacated by Hill and his men after they had camped there. The order provided the Union army with valuable information, concerning the army of Northern Virginia's movements and campaign plans. Upon receiving lease lost order. Major General George McClellan leading the Union army of the Potomac proclaimed. Here is a piece of paper with which if I cannot whip Bob Ely, I will be willing to go home. He immediately moved his army in hopes of foiling lease battle plans. When Lee heard a copy of special order one, ninety, one was missing he. He knew his scattered army was vulnerable and rushed to reunite his units Antietam Creek near Sharp's Berg. Lee's troops arrived tired hungry and many were sick. The Battle of Antietam, would go down as the bloodiest battle of the American civil war with casualties recorded as twenty, three, thousand dead wounded, which was usually as good as dead or unaccounted for over the course of the half day battle. That's nearly two thousand soldiers in our one every two seconds. When night fell both sides ceased fire together, their dead and wounded. The next day Lee began the painstaking job of moving his ravage troops back Virginia. Here, some scholars argue another solitary decision had far reaching consequences. Despite having the advantage. McClellan. Allowed Lee to retreat without resistance. From his point of view, he'd accomplished his mission by forcing Lee's troops from Maryland and preventing confederate win on union soil. President, Lincoln however thought McClellan missed a great opportunity to potentially end the war three years earlier than it ultimately would.
Latino USA
A Conversation With Maria Hinojosa And Lulu Garcia-Navarro
"The one and only Monday. Joins, me now welcome Lulu. It's it's such a pleasure. I. It is such a pleasure to have you on and to read this book it's called once I was you and it is based around the story. Of how you came to the United States for the first time, tell us that story. Yeah. Well, it's an interesting story. I didn't actually know it like a lot of us. We don't actually ask our parents. So how exactly did I know that you came for example, my whole family we were born in Mexico my dad MPC go of us in Mexico City and dad gets hired by the University of Chicago. He's a medical doctor dedicated to research and long story short he helps to create the cochlear implant. He was an amazing human being. May He rest in peace? So that was in Chicago and my mom, and the four of us kids I was the baby in her arms get on a plane. It's the early nineteen. Sixty's we fly from Mexico City to Dallas and change planes in Dallas, and then we're GONNA fly onto Chicago and. When I finally found out the story when I wrote raising, which is a Motherhood Memoir that I wrote like twenty years ago. You know I found out that there was this whole thing that happened at the airport and that an immigration agent was like you know saying that had some weird skin thing and you know maybe had to put me in quarantine and my mom was like Nah and then I came and I saved the no she didn't say it like this but basically, it was like me Ma Ma Ma you know. She's five feet tall by the way, but stood up and. Know had this kind of moment with immigration agent and and it was a story that I told. Kind of like saying, wow, my mom is such a cool woman like I understand where I get my powerful voice even though she's tiny, she spoke back to an immigration agent. and. Then in the writing of this book, blue is really what happens is that I really understand what was happening there. There were trying to separate you from your mother. They basically told your mom that they were GonNa, take you away and put you in quarantine quote unquote and that she was free to go with her other children but that you would have to stay behind I mean. Can you imagine like? When my mom called me in the midst of and you know Lou that I've been covering this story, the entirety, my career immigration writ. Large. And my mom calls me at the airport. I was flying from one back when we were flying around and in the midst of the height of babies being put into cages, we were hearing the voices. You know we knew this was happening. This is not. This not begin with the trump administration but anyway. Mom. Calls me and she's crying she's like is Gay It could have been me. If I'm a your she was like that was I could have been one of those moms and I swear to Lulu that. By heart dropped I was like Oh. My God. So it's not a story of like my mom. Eh, you know speaking back it's a realized now a story of trauma and that. Wouldn't have happened I think had I not written the book and had the horror of immigration policies becomes so. Crystal. Clear. So inhumane so hurtful and frankly now finally so public You. As you mentioned what brought to Chicago, which is where you grew up, but you always maintained your connection to Mexico and your roots you'd go back and forth. You came here on a green card. When did you become a citizen? I asked this simply because that transition of becoming. An American you said was difficult for you. You. You found it hard to sort of occupy these two spaces. So, it was great because in the writing of the book, I actually had to like do the time line and and then I had to go back and find my citizenship. It was a actually I had just come back from a reporting trip with Scott Simon Scott and I were down inside whether it was December of Nineteen eighty-nine Lau Offensive Little Trenton Webb the FMLN offensive the guerilla warfare was happening inside word and I went down to produce Scott. And I came back and just a few days later I took the oath. Look the reason why it was complicated was because way back then maybe now I am beginning to understand maybe it was because of that traumatic experience in Airport in Dallas I, always kind of new. Like this isn't a certain thing for you. This thing about you being able to come in and out of the United States you've done your whole life. Now. You're a woman you're a journalist you've been to Cuba. You've got you've been tool Salvador you. You know. There may be a time when they say you can't come back and I understood that and so I have to be honest as I am the memoir he was motivated in large part by fear that that my green card could be taken away and that I could not be allowed and this was before this whole conversation of like what's happening now you know this was way before it was a different time but I think I kind of I, kind of knew it. So the thing that happens when you become a citizen in this country is you have to raise your right hand and you have to swear that you will bear arms for this country. And people who are born in this country like my own kids haven't had to do that. When you have to do that you take this thing really seriously you know like the Constitution and the bill of rights and you know all like you take it really seriously, and I think that's why because the book is certainly it's about immigration, but it's also about like my. My struggle for democracy and being seen as a journalist taken seriously to be that's all a part of democracy and it just becomes I mean I was living with a green card I was I was definitely understanding my role as a participant. But when you raise that right hand, it's at a whole
Daily Breath with Deepak Chopra
How to embrace awareness
"My friend Sir. This is daily breadth. We are in the first week of our new series total meditation. But it's no transformation is what meditation provides once you embark on the journey. The first step is realizing that awareness in some form is always present. In every moment of our life. Awareness is the backbone of everything we think feel perceive imagined or sense it is awareness that is watching this ceaselessly. And the awareness itself is not judging labeling. That relieved to the mind, the awareness is the observer of the mind itself. So awareness precedes thoughts in modern life, which is built on mental activity. No one has any idea where thoughts come from. Nothing about a brain investigates processing thoughts, feelings, or sensations. But as we wake up, so does the cosmos wake up the notion that human beings we can make the universe wake up it's very interesting notion proposed by many scientists including the physicist David Doors. Who says that it's explanatory process. That gives meaning to the universe and that actually places consciousness. Trenton Center in the creative process, you may have heard from the physicist John, argued Huila, that we live in a participatory universe. In other words, everything that we think is real out there depends on our beliefs, perceptions and observations and interpretations and expecations in here in here, meaning in our own consciousness, not own south.
The Next Right Thing
Don't Try To Be Great
"In his book. Based on a commencement speech he gave at Dartmouth College in twenty eleven. Charles Wheel tells a story about how he was once a guest on a news program hosted by Chicago journalist Phil Ponts now the show is filmed live. So of course if you mess up or say something you regret there are no do overs. They're only hundreds of thousands of pairs of eyes watching. You do whatever it is you did or say whatever it is you said polished or not just before airtime Charles the writer recalls how. He was feeling right before. He said he was nervous. Self-conscious in hoping to impress in that very moment fill. The host leaned over with just thirty seconds to live and said these words. Charles never forgot. Don't try to be great. Just be solid. The book is called ten and a half things. No commencement speaker has ever said and in it. Charles Leland writes this. That simple advice had a profound effect. Because I knew I could be solid. That was within my control. I could just talk about what I know. I could answer questions candidly. I could have a fun and interesting conversation with other guests. I might have some fun. Equips I might not. Phil's advice was liberating because it removed the pressure to deliver what I wasn't certain I could deliver and it made me better at doing what I knew I could again. The book is called ten and a half things. No commencement speaker has ever said and don't try to be great. Is thing ten and a half like many of you? I've been thinking a lot about this class of twenty twenty both like I said the high school graduates college graduates to in addition to all of the end of year events. This graduating classes either missing out on her having to modify because of the pandemic the truth remains they're still graduating. They are moving into the world of grownups and the expectations in this world can be while extreme to say the very least. This world is filled with people who are trying to be great in the same way. I hope doing the next great thing is a kind of phrase for graduates to hold onto. I think Philpott he gave to Charles. Leland seems like a relief as well. Don't try to be great. Just be solid. It's not the message we usually hear after all the phrase is greatest of all time not solid est of all time or does that even mean to be solid years ago. I listened to an interview with author Philly Anderson who by the way is also a real life dear friend of ours here. North Carolina but in the interview Phil shared about his thirty year. Friendship with author and priest Brennan Manning in that interview Phil says this about Brennan Guy who's famous for what he has to say yet. What I remember most about him was how he sat and listened. He touched my life with his kindness. To fill. Brennan was solid. Another story comes to mind about Brennan himself one that he told his book souvenirs of solitude and it was about how years ago after a difficult phone call he had. He left his home. He was distracted and he had an appointment. That day. To give a talk to the inmates of Trenton State prison when he stood up there in front of the inmates he had been distracted. Like I said right before. He got up there so without stopping to think about his surroundings. His first words of greeting to the inmates were well. It's nice to see so many of you here when I read that statement. I tip my head back and laughed out loud all by myself mainly though I recognized how Brennan responded to his own words he wrote. I'm frequently not inform on top or in control. This is part of my poverty. As a human being and self acceptance without self concern simply expresses a reality he writes an impoverished spirit prevents the poor man from becoming a tyrant to himself. Brand was not anxious shocked or even much concerned about this misstep in front of the inmates. Instead he had a light heart about it if he had been trying to be great that day. This mistake would have crushed him instead. He showed up solid which meant there was room to make a mistake and to move on without crumbling. We try to great. We risk becoming a tyrant to ourselves when things don't go the way planned one final quote and then I'll be done Dallas. Willard writes about the misunderstood phrase that we find in the Bible about dying to self he says in this is a quote when we see people dominated by their lust for glory or insisting that there will be done we will be in a position where we can be very firm in not cooperating with them even if their loved ones when we live in the shepherd sufficiency and died to ourselves. We become the most firmly established people in the world. That quote is from his book. Life Without lack the most firmly established people in the world so class of twenty twenty. Don't try to be great. Just be solid. Be Solid in the way you live in your house until the next phase begins in the way you hang out with your family your choice to laugh instead of roll your eyes in the way you choose to listen to your younger siblings. Who will miss you more than they can possibly say. Or put into words be solid with how you enter into your next experience not like a tourist who watches from behind a camera lund's and insists all of your usual comforts are close at hand and not like an expert who thinks she's supposed to know everything as best you can enter into your new situation ready to be fully present and engaged when you can and free to withdraw when it's necessary be solid enough to be boring if you're trying to be great you might not notice the people and the margins your neighbors who are working twice as hard for half as much. If you're trying to be great you might be tempted to bend the truth to get ahead. So just be solid honest simple and you