35 Burst results for "Two Hundred Pounds"
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Space station supplies launched with a pizza delivery for 7
"This could be a record for a pizza delivery voyage to the international space station and we have liftoff of the seventh Northrop Grumman is blasted a cargo ship into space from the Virginia shore heading toward the international space station launch control describes the S. S. Ellison Onizuka now on its way to the international space station to deliver more than eight thousand two hundred pounds of cargo that eighty two hundred pound shipment includes fresh apples kiwifruit and the pizza kit designed for seven astronauts will also receive a mounting bracket for new solar wings and slime mold for an educational experiment called blob this is Northrup Grummond sixteenth supply run for NASA SpaceX will deliver more supplies in a few weeks hi Jackie Quinn
Aaron Mahnke's Cabinet of Curiosities
The Nottingham Cheese Riot of 1766
"It all started at the nottingham goose fair a traveling carnival dating back a thousand years. Maybe more that visited the area every october back then instead of rides or games of chance. The goose fair was mainly a food festival. It began as a livestock market. Where animals of all kinds including geese were traded among fair goers over time it branched out into other kinds of food as well but especially cheese in fact it became a primary reason. People attended the fair but never more important than in seventeen sixty six you see in the months leading up to the event. A poor harvest threatened europe with a nationwide food shortage. People were scared in the markets reacted. Accordingly high demand resulted in skyrocketing prices flour wheat corn and yes cheese. All saw an uptick in prices prices. That were beyond what most people could afford. But when the nottingham goose fair came around that year the prices weren't the only things. Rising tempers had gotten pretty heated to just one week earlier cheese had been selling for anywhere between fourteen and twenty two shillings per one hundred weights at coventry markets. The following week the goose fair saw prices double by today's standards that put the cost of cheese at nearly two hundred pounds too pricey for locals just trying to get by adding insult to injury. There was more cheese present at this fair than in previous years. All of it's just out of reach from almost everyone in attendance. Things came to a head on october second. When a group of merchants from nearby lincolnshire traveled to nottingham. They had come to buy hundreds of pounds of cheese which they plan to sell in their own county but the locals didn't take too kindly to having their cheese bought by out of towners only to be sold elsewhere. They were hungry and desperate. A group of young men stopped the merchants on the road surrounding their caravan offering an ultimatum. Either shared their cheese with everyone else or get. The cheddar kicked out of them. A fight broke out shortly after that. With a mob of fed up fair goers taking their anger out on the local shops they broke windows and liberated hundreds of cheese wheels rolling them into the streets and hurling them out into open
Project Keto Podcast
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on Project Keto Podcast
"If you're in kito sister you're following akito diet and it's not a dangerous awful thing but you just don't want it to be happening twenty four hours a day. You know what i mean. And that's what i see with people who are trying to limit their i on a low or no carb diet. That's the biggest problem. So then how does adding more fat help with having too much gluconeogenesis. Well it does allows your body to easily switch into ketosis. Okay yeah okay great. So maybe some people's bodies maybe some people's bodies don't really have that issue and they do really well with a lot of the leaner day is and then other people. It's not the case. Yeah and i think the younger that you are honestly the more you can probably get away with that For women especially men. Not men are a little different but for women especially. If you're younger. I think you can get away with it. Once you hit peri menopause the ovaries or kind of starting to do a little bit less work. Your adrenals are really taking over some a lot of the work You're going to be a lot more likely to have issues with your cortisol. And if you're in gluconeogenesis all the time that's the very adrenaline kind of cortisol driven process. That can just be really stressful on the body. And then what about people who have maybe a hundred or two hundred pounds to lose. Do you think that that it's different for them. That does the protein sparing modified fasting. Perhaps work better for those people It's possible i still think for them to not feel like complete crap. Honestly the biggest thing that those people need to be doing is being in a calorie deficit. And i know a lot of people will be like oh calories but i mean that's just kind of it. That's you know. It's not just calories in calories out there's also adrenal hormones there's also got function involved but you do have to account for an energy deficit if you want to lose weight so those people i don't think need to freak out on and do this protein sparing..
Past Gas
The Scammer Who Sold America on a Three-Wheeled Car
"Of the past. We generally start with one and where they are born but to give you an idea of just how shrouded in mystery this story is. We can't even provide you that sources. Say that geraldine elizabeth carmichael known as liz was born in nineteen twenty seven or nineteen twenty eight or nineteen thirty seven and a birth certificate. That could clarify. That has never been found. According to liz carmichael herself who will soon find out may or may not be the most reliable source. She was born in indiana. Liz earned a mechanical engineering degree and married a nasa engineer with whom she had five children before he died. And she became a widow by the early nineteen seventies liz. Her kids in lizards sister-in-law. Vivian had made their way out west to los angeles california. Liz was not your average woman. Most notably when it came to her build at six foot one and over two hundred pounds. She towered over. Choose tenacious a fierce matriarch oozed confidence and she valued two things above all else family and money. Religion didn't make the cut and liz his own words quote if you have enough self esteem you don't need god is confidence the only thing the only flattering thing that you lose. I think so that guy. That guy's a nice guy. He uses kindness like it's not it doesn't really work. Oh man this i mean. He was oozing chivalry like his humility was just sitting out of the air. Speaking of wish lists had so much self esteem in fact that in one thousand nine hundred eighty three. She left her marketing job to create a brand new car company. The twentieth century motorcar cooperation. The automotive industry at the time was even more male dominated than this today and liz was determined to be its first and only female ceo. But she
Mind Pump
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on Mind Pump
"Four months because i had an issue with my si joint one side and my back was kind of starting to hurt. And so i said okay. I'm going to do four months of lunges and single a. Exercises essentially unilateral type stuff or split stand stuff and then see what happens did balance myself out quite a bit when back squats and came out stronger. You know what's funny but the who cares though anyways it's so funny unless unless you're who cares to me it's so funny that unless you're a powerlifter You know what i'm saying like you're you're who cares cares. If my barbell squat did drop two hundred pounds. It doesn't fucking matter if you fixed an imbalance and you've got strong doing bulgarian split squads. That's a huge win. Even if you've lost ten percent of your barbell back squad. And i i really blame. This is one of the things i don't. I don't like it's been a while since we've harped on cross but the one i remember when crosby got introduced to our space before you i didn't know what a pr was says. A trainer for at least five six years never heard the term pr in my life. Didn't know what that was didn't know it didn't know public relations thank you. I didn't. i've never heard. Did you guys remember hearing that before. I never max max and even then a lot of people didn't talk about maxing out that often it wasn't a common thing that you heard bros. But it became very popular to be hitting. Pr's and talking about that all time that now everybody looks at that as their measure of success of like. Oh i you know. I moved my bench. Press from my barbell squat up. Well if you if you moved your barbell squat up by twenty pounds but you still have fucking shit mobility or your ankle's bothering you or your hip. Who cares yeah. You know what i'm saying. Especially if you're the average person who just wants to look good feel good build a little muscle lean out you can do all of those things and lose your barbell back squat strength and still and still kick ass it all those things. So it's like who cares the market for niece lease and elbow sleeves they care. Yeah and ben gay. Yeah next question is from moose. One thirty four can meditation help. Increase muscle gains absolutely. Can't okay so why now is there a direct effect. Not necessarily but let's examine what. Meditation has a profound effect on stress okay. chronic stress chronic moderate low to moderate levels of stress raise cortisol cortisol in the short term produces energy but in the long-term eats away at and promotes fat stores..
ARN
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on ARN
"Iron on wrestling and listen. Take it for me. This is a personal endorsement of all the wrestling. Podcasts out there. This is certainly one of them. Its iron on wrestling mat. Got an arm tattoo. What the fuck is wrong with these guys. Check them out iron on wrestling. You gotta see this picture. Chemmy up about what's going on in real life You're having fun. We've talked a little bit about Some some pot roast stories and whatnot. But i think you've told me a story once upon a time that Scott armstrong started tagging land with you guys to right. He's your opponent on tv but in real life you guys become pretty close. Well what i got there. The one i spent two nights. Jerry stubbs and Second night scott. Armstrong comes over to me and he goes it room here. You're looking for place to stay. I've got a new condo with two beds. Really need somebody to help me with the rent. You know you're welcome to move in. Its move in ready. Yeah we talked about that in gulf breeze. Right yes sir. So scott and i lived together and pretty quickly thereafter brad. Was there as well. Okay and tim. Horner got booked and tim lived in the eight plex. Right around the corner. Brad bought a condo also and it was it was a group of eight places and brad was like down to our right. Tim was in our building so a bunch of young guys own tv. None of you know with the exception of tim. Horner had girlfriends or wives so hell weather. We took out led out and went to the beach and timana and discovered holy man. This is awesome and then we started to meet some bartenders and one of them was a young lady named jackie. Who bartended two thousand one. And she was the head bartender there on wednesday nights. They would have quarter bar brands. You know what that is. Don't you sir do. you've never drank it. I don't what it is though. it's cheap she yup. Yeah and you have never tilted glass with cheap shannon. It adopted down your neck. I'm sure of that. Well kabashi listening royal that type stuff. Maybe i'm a tito's guy cheetos well that's that's the hip brand these days. The young guys stalemate. Okay so ma'am we started going out now. I'm living with scott. We're having a good time. You know at that time. Scott was about two hundred pounds and we're going out and two thousand and one on wednesday night was supposed to be for a quarter bar. Brands in some type of mixer suddenly became because we all knew the bartender. Jackie and she was poor crown and seven. Oh for one quarter. That's a different deal for two fifty. They will take you out in a wheelchair and was part of her deal. Gentlemen prepared to be wheelchair bound here in a couple of hours. Oh and scott man. He was a guy. I didn't know who was a naturally small guy but had jacked himself up and worked out and had been eating really really good and live in the way. You should live prior to me moving in and he got up to about two hundred pounds. We'll man he started dropping weight and in just a couple few months. It could have been a couple of help. Lamont's man he dropped about thirty pounds. So i was a rep door. One day and bullet. Bob darkened our doorway each. I was in the bedroom and giving them a privacy and he pretty much told scott. Pack your shit and get home all that weight that we worked so hard to put on you. You have partied off of you. Look at yourself. Scott jesus christ skied inaugural bullet right. He ended up moving home And it was one of those things that happened so quickly you didn't even and i didn't even notice it but i guess it was true because russia scott did not argue. I guess he had a hard time putting a way. Look great but it one seven these big dipper since two hundred pounds. Yes it is so and so scott move back home and now the scramble was on for another roommate. I had budgeted now my my party money. I mean i didn't have any girlfriend wife. No kids not a lot of deals either. So if i can get someone to come in and split this with me and the party will continue and hoodie find. Well you would you like to take a couple of guesses or Yeah sure let me look. let me. we got Pork chop cash. Were not the first option would have been good senator. Johnny pork chop wood. A wet for johnny rich lived up in montgomery so he didn't live in pensacola. He was in and out tonker kid. Too young eighteen years old still living at home can't drink not wholly. It's not ronnie garvin. I don't know throw a name at you. Okay boris zuko okay. Now wait a minute. You teased this before. But i i thought you were kind of ribbon you lived with. Boris zubkov boris. I just met boris for the first time and he had just left not too long ago. He had the Don colonel partnership with with and he was like a private to charge slaughter. You remember that from the from the mid atlantic day yep He then. I don't know what the deal was about guys weight fluctuating. He then blew himself up about three hundred pounds and became a russian. For god's sakes or soup off so he came in. No one knew who was private. Jim nelson he was born zhukov. And you know for god to put on probably forty pounds. Which i would say or fifty you know. His head grew with his body. Yes it did you go back. And you look at early pictures of him when he's in mid atlantic like you're talking about his private jim nelson and then you look at him as more sukhov. That does not look like the same person at all nickname buffalo head. There you go. I didn't give it to him. So boris don't get hot at me. That was just a nickname that we inherited and man his head when he would start working the man which starts to glow and his head was glowing as well. Good solid worker. Good good you can tell you. Been around sarge. And some steamboat in those guys because psychology and work rate was up their big solid go-getter good-looking russian. Well he needed a place to stay. So i asked you know they armstrong's there's okay if i took in a roommate..
Mind Pump
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on Mind Pump
"Before that he was like really focusing on dead lifting in a lot of compound lifts and and you know some people are criticizing that he was moving a little slower in his next fight after that. So i'm wondering if you obviously he's addressed that but i've seen him still lifting weights and and he's super functional to fifty five right now his old wait that he would walk around or whatever. It was twenty five right now. He's at two fifty five. He fights at light heavyweight. Yeah heavyweight he right now. He's walking around at two fifty-five and he doesn't look like he's really fat because you have a fight skit see look at that the biggest now. Here's the here's the challenge. I don't know how stan is training him. But i do know that stan. His history is in powerlifting and bodybuilding. And so he's an expert at muscle purchase. Really interesting for that to be the choice. Now here's the challenge. I don't know what stands. Athletic training background is. I have no idea so. I'm speculating just based off of his own competitions. When you train a fighter who understands their body knows how their body moves and is connected to their body. That's what happens when you're an elite level and you just pack a bunch of mass on them. I don't know help at all. No because you're in a new body. You're you're not used to say exactly. You're not used to the same mass same. The bio mechanics change a little bit the speed in the timing change. This pressured him to to fight at heavyweight like does he have like a aspirations for that. I'm not sure. But i know. Part of the strategy was to get them big and strong he has he already has a fight that he i think scheduled. Doesn't he check out to see who it is. He's he's gonna fight schedule. But that's a good question justin. I don't know if it's now this would make sense if he's going into the heavyweight division heavyweight to heavyweight. Oh so he is gonna find. The doesn't make yeah. He needs a pack on a lot of weight. Dude he does. He can't technically while you can't pack onto much. Be you gotta be careful. Because i've done this to myself. I've seen other people do this. Where well we've talked about all. This is the most common question that we have to that. We answer every single week. Which is somebody wanting to get off for stronger. But then they also have a sport that they play and if you sacrifice the skill of your sport at all in pursuit of getting bigger you'll get worse at your sports especially at this high of a level at this high of a level the amount of frequency consistency that this guy has to do of his sport to maintain his level of excellence is extremely high. If at all you take away from that to build muscle in pursuit to be bigger and stronger it not only will. It probably almost certain now. Here's and here's why. I know people watching right now are like what are you talking about. Okay so let's say you have a fighter that's really good. And he fights a two hundred pound bodyweight In a in a class two hundred pounds and he gained twenty pounds of muscle. And now he's not fighting is good. He s he was still kick the crap out of two hundred pounders. In fact you might actually have an easier time with you at two hundred pounds bigger and stronger. But that's not what happened. In fighting he went up to into the way class so he's bigger and stronger but now he's fighting other bigger stronger guys who may be in it for a while. Yeah may be more used to their body or their or their two guys. That have been to fifty. And they're seventy yet they cut down to..
The Playbook
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on The Playbook
"All times. I'm always connected to the greatest source of power light lessons in love. I'm always connected in. My job is declared that connection less interference less corrosion less ego involved so the analogy that i gave is in every day that you start out with two hundred pounds of baggage on on you right. That's the eagle baggage. the past. You know you got your emotions and the days in front of you will some people. They work on really hard and they work hard but the allow their ego to add more weight all day long in the end up at the end of the day barely being able to walk because he was four hundred pounds who i started two hundred pounds on my back. My goal is to get all of the weight off me. Not worry about how fast walking because i know in the end by get rid of two hundred pounds on my back how fast you are. I'm gonna walk you right. Because i'm focused on clearing the connection. I already know ham the power source and guess what it'll be a lifetime or lifetime za plural of journey because my objective is to spend as little time as it is interfering with what i already am. I spent days weeks months and years. Interfering with what i already am doing things that are my health with my wealth with my happiness with my worthiness ears. Not not weeks in my years. Interfering thinking i was on some journey that i really wasn't on instead how easy. It was realized in comforting. It was incompetent. It was imbalanced. Was to say i already am this. I am this now. I've shifted my paradigm. We'll hold on. That person is interfering with what i am hope. This story is interfering with what i am this. Tv show is interfering with what i am. This podcast interferes with what i am. Therefore i don't want it. Eagle base consciousness going resistance to what you want truth. Base consciousness will create effortless resistant. Free life and business so being aware of when we're in eagle base conscious what's eagle based consciousness fear. Most people think that fear motivates them. Most entrepreneurs will tell me. Fear motivates me. I get stuff done. If i don't have a date. Losing my money. I get you know will say to me because i lost over one hundred million dollars a one time. I like you know bottoming out like that was a really motivated. You know the fear drain meal soul-sucking to find india and the woman next to me literally said to me. Are you okay and in my still arrogant seal. These timers fourteen literally. That's what you would tell your at yourself. Every day i identity was these things and the money i had got off. She said i said why she said. Because you're so full of light but you're blocking it. And i rolled my eyes going on link. Thank you she said do you meditate. I wanted to die drive. I remember today manatee. I have no time to meditate. I was born broke. I'm a multimillionaire. Meditation is for people are sick broke and lying on their moms couch on employees. There's no room for you. sound like my wife. I don't need to meditate. And she said oh. That's too bad. Because i can teach you to vibrate faster and it was weird. Wasn't what i was expecting this. Dr singida sanita say this medical doctor. I'm like what does it vibration to meditations. He said everything vibrates that i understood. She said the earth plants human sound light and then your thoughts and then she changed my life because she said do you know what vibrates the fastest. And i looked at her kind of arrogance like no. She said the truth. Truth vibrates fastest. And i can teach you meditation. You can only be aware of that which is equal to or less than you. I can teach you to pursue the truth mentally physically and spiritually through meditation. Would you like to join in a workshop. I can teach you to do this. I can see you are an have this. I'm telling you. I don't know why the hairs standing up. I can call my wife and settlement stay in india for extra days and and go to this workshop. I went to this thing. And i learned the power of meditation but more importantly that i had like my power. How connected i was too unbelievable source of energy light and knowledge that i've been creating interference and coercion to an extraordinary power that i've been blessed with the download information and like i do body. Scans and backlit past life regressions in all types of things that i made fun of my wife just for giving a reading once a year birthday right. How do you have that. is that like something. Okay i every everyone everyone has it been. Do you have it more. You just so. There's interference and corrosion to that connection. Most people don't realize that we're always connected to an unbelievable source just naturally through evolution of this quarter memory the dna. This chromosome code that. I have i. That's why i'm able to to attract things in in you are too we attract things really fastly unconsciously will. You're young because we have a clear connection. Okay but i was. Because of the glare connection i think afraid and then creating corrosion or interference to that connection. How long does it take you to one. Identify what is triggering. The interference interference created by ego. Ego has primary needs to fight to fully to feed and the other gary v uses. And what happens when you're eagles in right that primal eagle that you need to fight. What happens all the blood leaves. Your brain goes to your body. Why so your body can use it to fight or to run or to feed yourself or to the other thing. All the blood leaves the brain by. That's why you know especially been big bad decisions. All the blood out of their brain. They're trying to make a good decision and all the blood out of their brain because they have primal need. An eagle base need creating interference between what they really are truth their potential. So what do we do. We have to practice identifying. What the triggers. Are we have relatives that trigger our egos. We have needs that trigger eagles to be right to be offended separate in theory superior anxious worried right waring's wishing for what you don't want if i could give you a gift. I give you all the time energy and emotion that you spent worrying about things back and put it towards what you want. I promise you have a lot more so we have to learn. You know to put the blood back into our brain now identified this. Podcast creates interference in my life. I'm just stop. Just stop for a second. Let me get the blood back into my brain. Let me breathe. I find this center. This baseline my higher self. My higher power thinking now my lower power thinking my higher power thinking and i role in the right direction for me. It's meditation at the beginning of the day. It's finding the highest frequency or baseline for that. I'm gonna live at so. I believe my days are to expanding improve than i have a higher frequency to do that. And then all the times to identify with awareness. When i'm an eagle base consciousness having this need to be offended right separate in various superior separate etcetera and so when i feel myself going in the wrong trajectory creating resistance void shortages it obstacles i go ahead and stop put myself back and try to get back up and so becomes a mathematical practice for me. I practice inspiration. I practice here. Everything to me is the enjoyment of the consistent persist pursuit of my potential. Thank you for listening if you enjoyed today's episode in any way or found any value screenshot it share it. However you like my only ask is you helped me empower others to empower others to be happy..
Rocks Across the Pond
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on Rocks Across the Pond
"I'm not sure what the state of southampton flights are these days but there is a flight southampton to geneva in or was in the before times For during ski season. I that's not a two and a half hour flight. So yeah yeah. That's that's crazy to think about that. Little bit of a difference between geneva switzerland in charlotte but not nothing against charlotte actually like charlotte a lot. So i my i guess are all about how the game can i think it's a constant theme in our podcast which should be that surprised at how the game can do a better job of linking grass roots to the high performance. And so for me. I kind of lok. By redes- kind of british europe specific is a lot of the local events are not well linked into the world. Team ranking system. So i'll pick on one to our local two-bit Events that i play in. So it's like the scottish curling tour and it's it's a tour you earn points you pay an entry fee. The cash payouts are there. I think maybe six hundred pounds the winning teams. That's not a huge cash pay. The interest is not that much either only two hundred pounds. It's actually got a lot of kind of the kind of curlers you'd want so basically a lot of the kind of upper echelon junior teams or people decided juniors some of the kind of local competitive teams. That aren't kind of. Don't have the find to kind of travel around. The world is a a decent standard not not amazing. But you know like Brisebois it was playing on this thing three or four years ago. When i first got here like random dave murdoch when he was still playing right. So i like the top tier. Scottish teams would play these events..
Cardionerds
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on Cardionerds
"We thank you for subscribing to and supporting the cardi nerds. This podcast is not meant to be used for medical advice. These express your do not necessarily reflect the opinions or policies of our employers. Everything is one hundred percent hip compliant. The speakers have no relevant disclosures and there was no commercial or in kind support for this activity be short claim. Free c using the link in the episode description. Welcome back carter nerds and thanks for joining us in this very special episode. I am erica. Hot cleveland clinic cardiology fellow. You might remember me from episode number seventy six. The case report titled ehlers down syndrome with postpartum popular muscle rupture taking care of that patient. Had a deep impact on me. And i will never forget her today. We granted with the opportunity of learning more about her personal lives story from her husband. Todd gasser joining us. Are dr unions. Degan in dr. Hal dietz unions is currently a third year medical resident at johns hopkins. And i'm very excited to save. She'll be joining us for our fellowship program at cleveland clinic in less than six months. Unisys originally from wisconsin and completed her medical school at the medical college of wisconsin. She's a key member of the cardio nurse family as a chief of house taussig in the cardinals academy and she's enjoy stinging volleyball traveling embar trivia. Welcome thank you erica. It's a great honor to be a part of this special episode. It also gives me great pleasure to introduce our very special guest. Dr hal dietz doctor. Deeds is very well known in the medical community as the world's leading authority on marfan syndrome and other connective tissue disorders including choice teach syndrome which carries his name after he described the syndrome. Along with dr He's associate professor of medicine in an assistant professor of neurological surgery at the johns hopkins university school of medicine. He's the victor a acoustic professor of genetics and also serves as the director of the william s milo center for marfan syndrome research. Thank you so much for joining us. Dr deeds welcome. It's a pleasure to be with you today. Thank you dr. It's our pleasure to have you now. I get the honor of introducing todd. Gasser who's our patients husband and father of the baby girl who's now an infant in about to actually turn a year old. I remember the night at taught in this sees mother as well as lissi. And i'll never forget the mixed feeling emotions i could see in. Todd's expression when he came to the unit he had just become a father but instead of enjoying those crazy days at home with a newborn he was there in the hospital supporting his wife through it. All there's no question that caring for lizzie would have been way more complex. Had it not been for the context that todd enlists provided for us. The family history in her case is absolutely essential. Todd we can't thank you enough for joining us today to honor lessees memory and learn more from her story higher. Everyone thank you for having me on the show. It's my pleasure to be here. Thanks for taking the opportunity to share lizzy story thaad. Can you tell us more about lizzie. How was she as a person. What did she enjoyed the most. How did it feel being around her. Yeah so lizzie. I think can be described as little boat mighty. She was around five foot. Maybe five foot one way two hundred pounds but she had a lot of energy. A lot of spunk. And i think you talk to her friends and family. That's the way that they were described her as just a fiery but yeah little but mighty so she enjoyed being outside she loved being in the sunshine. She loved to just be warm in so she moved from california to ohio. Which i'm not quite sure. Why but yeah. She missed the sunshine. Lot come in the end. Ohio so we love to go on vacation..
Scuba Shack Radio
Wet Notes - 5-21-21
"This is wet notes here on scuba shock. Radio for friday may twenty one two thousand and twenty one first up. Today's news from the history of diving museum down in. I'll mirada florida about a month ago. On april twenty first to be precise. They opened up a new exhibit at the museum. This new exhibit is called diving in pop culture and it runs through december two thousand and twenty one the exhibit showcases. The underwater world portrayed in advertising entertainment and mainstream culture. The museum says that there is something for everyone. They have the regulator that was used in star wars. I think i read somewhere that a been an old decor that was used for darth vader's heavy breathing. They also have stuff from jaws men of honor and of course see hunt. Yes it's still alive. This is not a virtual So you'll have to get down to i'll miranda before december thirty first to catch diving in pop culture. Pick or it didn't happen. That's the tagline used by light. I'm sure to have my acolyte. Olympus t g six rig when i head down on a couple of days well i just saw that. They are running a contest for people to design their new pick or it didn't happen shirt. The design winner will get five hundred dollars worth who i like year. That's pretty nice. I hope you also get a teacher now. The contest opened on may first and runs until june sixth. So he's not a lot of time. The designs must be underwater photos or have underwater theme. And you must incorporate pick or it didn't happen into the design. No other words are allowed. You cannot use the ike light logo or any other copyrighted material the entry form on the lake blog so you have to search for light contest to find the link. I wasn't able to get to directly from their main websites. Who just do a little bit of searching there so fire up your creative juices and enter the pick or it didn't happen. T shirt design contest from michael. Light is reef. Well this is very interesting. Hope reef is an initiative that is being sponsored by shiba. The cat food brand hope reef is in sulawesi indonesia and they are planning to restore one hundred eighty five thousand square meters of reef spells out hope and apparently you can spot the letters on google earth. The purpose beyond restoration is to drive awareness and show how positive change can happen in our lifetime. Hope was unveiled on may fifth. Two thousand twenty one but it actually started two years ago is using something called restare technology that incorporates centimeter wide steel stars that the corals can attach to hope reef has its own youtube channel and you can check out the short one minute and thirty eight second video called the film that grows coral. It's called the film that grows coral because all advertising revenues from the film support the hope reef. Just go out there and search hope brief. Take a look diving with a purpose. That's exactly what a team of divers started last week. According to an associated press article. That i read this team of five to ten. Divers started a massive six month effort to clean up lake. Tahoe out in california. Their plan is to cover seventy two miles of shoreline and their goal is to conduct three dives each week to a depth of about twenty five feet. The team will be running this dive schedule from now through november. The operation is being sponsored by a nonprofit called. Clean up the lake. It was founded by a guy named colin west who is a diver and a filmmaker. The ultimate cost of this endeavor is two hundred and fifty thousand dollars on that i dive. They pulled two hundred pounds of trash from lake tahoe and tagged twenty larger items for subsequent removal. It's amazing that people still use our lakes rivers and oceans as garbage dumps. Good luck to this team for making a difference and diving with a purpose in case you missed it. Psi pci the gurus scoop scuba cylinder inspection. Recently posted a short article on died news wire. They needed to dispel a couple of rumors. Flying around out there about scuba tanks. One was about old luxury tanks. But that's not what i want to talk about here. Apparently there is a really bad rumor going around that beginning in two thousand and twenty one. Steel cylinders are exempt from ota cleaning requirements. What how did that one start. That is just unsafe and dangerous. Cg a or the compressed gas association states oh to cleaning is required for anything above twenty three point five percent over to please please please make sure you get your tanks properly serviced and cleaned for. Oh two as necessary thanked. Psi pci and finally. Here's some news from vermont. The remote business magazine recently reported there has been an appeal of the vermont agency of natural resources permit to sink the one hundred and fifty two foot ferry and the adirondack. as an artificial reef in lake champlain. The vermont national resource council via in the lake champlain committee. Lc has appealed to permit the vn rc's policy and water program director. John grove been. Doesn't think that this sinking is for the benefit of the people of vermont as it only serves a small group of divers. Laurie fisher the executive director of el-sisi stated that lake champlain is not a dumping ground. She feels the pcb's and other contaminates from the ferry will impact their drinking. Water she indicated that lake champlain. Already has one hundred racks and doesn't need the mvp honor adirondack on the bottom certainly an interesting perspective wondering how this will turn out.
Noble Warrior with CK Lin
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on Noble Warrior with CK Lin
"Somebody who's two hundred pounds six to how can that happen. It's it's through because you're an engineer. It's through technique. It's through angles you motion but it's about getting the right. I think it might appeal to you because it's about let me see if you it's about like getting the right angle of the other person's body where they're light where you can pin them so again. It's not about physicality or strength. It's about all of the convergence of those things to make a person light so you can throw them no matter. What size shape they are and that to me is really fascinating. Yeah i love it will. It will definitely kindred spirit. I do want to ask you some tactical questions. I'm respectful of your time as well as i wanted to Get you some key points before. We complete our conversation So thinking back. A young version of ck very intellectually developed You know has the minor the heart set in the right place. I wanna he. He wanted to make a big difference in the world but isn't necessarily know what the message wants to share with the world yet. What would you recommend him to take on tactically as way to honing on the message that he can devote himself to step into more prominence so the yonder. Ck doesn't know his message. I would say that that you know it's about a process of experimentation where you are seeking what makes you alive because i don't think people think. Oh you craft. These messages are they. Just come out of space. No they come out of your experience. Come out of your desire. So i can't tell you what your message are. I don't craft people's messages. They do. I help them along that but they have to have something to say. Think and and place they want to go. Otherwise you know. I'm not the right person to to do that. So it's like. What is it that juicing you where is it that you are Curiosity used that word a lot. It's where is your curiosity. He can you in this moment. You know that's where we wanna look. I like what is that. And it's an evolving process. It's not just like a one time thing. I mean i've had we didn't go into my background. But i'd had you.
Dr. Jockers Functional Nutrition
Fasting and the Microbiome With Mike Mutzel
"Mike. Welcome to the fast. Transformation summit jonkers thanks. Thanks so much for the opportunity to great to be with you to amazing videos over the past couple of years. Super grateful to call you a friend Learn from you continue to learn from you and all the great work you're doing so honored to be here. It's just absolutely well. Thanks so much for being a part and howard tell everybody how you really got got started with functional medicine and and what interested you in the microbiome. Yeah really good. Question like people had health issues. My a foray into this Training in college. I wanted to be a pro cyclist. Don't ask me why just rose. This was back when lance armstrong was on the twitter. Franz madaba is really into it. sorta racing School bike team college by team and training. Twenty twenty five dollars a week and got really depressed. Tired had a lot of josh. Who's constipation diarrhea and so forth in. I kind of knew that. I was over training but i i went to the doctor and said half. You'll really like lightheaded. Every time i stand up. I get dizzy. What's going on and she's like you know like you're probably just depressed. It's your senior year. You're pre med student. Want you just take an assessor. I and i'm like. I don't think that's the issue so anyway went back to the medical research typed in overturning syndrome and i found this whole list of endocrinology gastrointestinal complications in athletes are overtraining. So weird that. This doctor wouldn't tell you about this anyway. So i just realized there was a chasm there. Through little bit of serendipity started working with it and we're going to medical doctor right after a guy into college after college got into a sales gig working for function. Medicine supplement company so got really exposed that way and my four range. The microbiome is through one of the medical assistance at gerard galleries office. In addition that i was working with so i can get some hours and some volunteer work In order to go to med school she thought she underwent gastric bypass surgery. Bariatric surgery lost was like two hundred pounds or two hundred fifty some odd pounds. Who the matter of one hundred twenty days didn't change your diet which was really interesting because i thought the dodgers would tell her to change her that so she was still kind of eating some of that junk food but but lost the weight and i thought there's got to be more to this than just restricting food. Someone can't eat the of the procedure.
The Stuttering John Podcast
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"That right there alone tells you say that again, I don't understand the entire time. George Floyd was on the ground and shopping was on his back. His glasses were like this. You are not going to tell me that a grown man. That's over two hundred pounds and over six foot is fighting you and your glasses are going to stay like that. That's not going to happen not going to have that. These were the small things that basically the first off. You know, when he when they when George Floyd put his knuckle against the tire. What that really was was him. He was actually trying to kind of Mojo move his body to a way because he felt like he couldn't get a full breath you know? And and and we have to say it, you know, there's so much stuff that has come out of this when you handcuffed people when police officer handcuffed people and they really want to be an asshole, they twist the handcuffs and then they connect and that makes it really painful for your wrist. So when you are experienced in pain, it's no different than sticking. Her hand over a match that slid. Eventually when the pain kicks you're going to pull back. Well, when they do that with the cuffs and all of a sudden, the person starts to pull them back. At means it's go time to start smashing them in the back of the head and stuff like that. I mean, it's just absolute garbage. This is what is, is placing cities in Jeopardy, all across this country. We have a lot of bad cops, we got great cops in this country though. We have a lot of bad cops too. And, and in the end of the day, good cops have got to start standing up against bad cops because it's this is this. It's destroying their profession. It is destroying their profession. Yeah, yeah. And and and this is a slam dunk though. I mean, unfortunately, but I mean this is fucking murder man. And and I don't give a crap what you? I mean, you know and you know what, this idiot ever Chauvin is what an idiot that he knows he's being video games. They he knows this is on camera yet. He doesn't get off the guy that's a cold-blooded killer, you know what it is. But the downside to that is is that he's empowered, he's empowered because he's been here before. The guy has been in in car chases where people were killed, he shot people. I believe he shot and killed the person. I mean, the guy's got lots of things. He's got over twenty, I think, 26, or 27 lawsuits that were brought against him throughout his career. And at the end of the day, if we do not tie police brutality to their retirements, nothing changes. And I know that their retirements not going to be enough, to pay a twenty, seven million dollar twenty seven million dollar, twenty-five million dollar. But your phone on airplane, what I'm doing is I'm on I'm on the Stuttering John, got to go. Okay. Yeah, I don't know if somebody called but.
MinddogTV Your Mind's Best Friend
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on MinddogTV Your Mind's Best Friend
"I think you're one hundred arrayed on target. I i speak more on mindset than i do on fitness. I pursued a life coaching certification. Through the robins madonna's. Because i just knew as a coach in the way in room having conversations with people that it was more about mindset and it was about the food they were eating right and they had the biggest obstacle that they had was between their ears and it was so important and so a good coach. Having somebody in your life is going to help you to have a healthy relationship with yourself. We've had people journey. We had a man at nigga lost two hundred pounds. We had a woman or size location. That lost one hundred and seventy pounds. A some of those stories are right in here and those stories include having a former healthy relationship with yourself in your mind before you get healthy on the outside right we have to are getting right on the inside and so we're asking important questions. I think a good coach should ask you. You know why your goals are orden. Why enough climbs. Until they really get somewhere right some people will lie to example. Like i'll get a woman that comes in and she's like you know i wanted to own up and i'll be like okay you know. What does that mean to you to get specific. Want to lose thirty pounds. Okay and why is that important early. You know i got some. I want to fit into and i'm like okay. And why is that important. I wanna look better right okay. And why is that important as we ask. Why is we dive. A little deeper and his people are willing to share. You find out that. Maybe they haven't even been romantic with their spouse in a long time and you know there might be tears. Shed but truly. There's an underlying motivation here that if we can light that fire like suddenly the goals become more so there has to be a little bit of like a self encounter here and really light a fire inside..
No Agenda
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on No Agenda
"To come on board. These guys are all in. There's no there's no breaking for them and unfortunately we have human resources around the world who are just not compliant. We need to teach them that. They are to stay home until we tell them. It's okay until you have your vaccination your jab by the way one of our producers said the reason why they call it a jab because it's not a vaccine notice the much more jabs needles in arms in arms jab but they never say vaccine really when it comes to that so very funny now. I want to mention one thing. I keep forgetting to bitch about this. Enough i am. They had this report. That i played earlier from pbs. While they played they showed at least fourteen fourteen issue. Show these four or five people. Getting shots i do not have watching needles going ping one after another needles going into arms and then pushing that thing needle are pushed me and they sticking it in people left and right on the showing this on. Tv grossing me out that's to desensitize you making it worse. No no it's descends desensitizes. That's not desensitizing me okay. Well here's how the desensitizing people in brussels belgium wit beer french fries. Fun things back now. With police unleashing water cannons on people gathered at this park in brussels belgium violating restrictions. People threw bottles and other items officers. Several of them were injured. Shut up slaves. Go inside. We're going to spray. You like bugs you know good you have no freedom now here early spraying with a vaccine here in the united states We love Information terror in the guy had my eye on since Well for over a year. Now madam in march joe rogan professor also home. His entire job is to keep telling you that it's coming it's coming it's going to be a sous nami it's going to be a hurricane. We have no idea what's go. It's going to be so incredibly bad. And he's got a new metaphor for this one on seven is surge is going to happen is not an issue is going to happen. And if you follow what we've seen in the past Year the upper midwest and the northeast lights. I they have the first set of cases and then the southern south sunbelt states light up next even though we're seeing few cases not area mark my word in the next six to eight weeks for see that area light up to the. He's only been saying this for six to eight weeks every six to eight weeks. Mark my words mark my words. Six to eight weeks come nami the hurricane. We have no idea a mark my word and the next six to eight weeks for that area light up to we need to get more vaccine out. And that's the key message right now. You know alison. I take no comfort at all. But i'm telling you right now as you just said we are just beginning to surge and denying. It is not going to help us. We are walking into the mouth of this virus. Monster somehow got here and it is here. Now's the time to do all the things that we must do to slow down transmission not open and we gotta get more vaccine out to more people this guy. We're walking into clipper today for that guy thank you. It is the it is truly the not flying here. We go and by the way of the day and also that man should be not kidding. Locked up oh yeah. Oh yeah they should be locked up. He's like should be illegal. What he's this is calling Yelling fire in a in the theater. This is this guy should be locked up. His head has gotten fat to. There's something up with him. I don't remember header steroid now. Easter sunday easter services coincidentally to polish Two churches with polish congress congregation worshipping and this is a big part of what is going on. now we half to crush religion. We have to crush church. We cannot have you Getting together and talking to your your neighbors in your family can have you conspiring. And we're gonna do it all under the guise of covid and by the way just you have no right. You have no right to pray none of that stupid slaves. United kingdom navy gentlemen. The gathering is unfortunately law for unlawful under the current vice regulations. We have currently. You are not allowed to meet in the side with this. Many people underlaw this moment in. He needs to go high failure to comply with this direction to leave and great. Your home address ultimately lead to be fined. Two hundred pounds off. He felt not tells being arrested by suggest. Ladies and gentlemen quite as good friday. I appreciate to worship gatherings on northfield. Leave the building. Now thank you. So that's how the uk treats religion. They don't care you're illegal. You're completely not in compliance you should comply thank goodness. This now is the example of how you treat the system. And i feel bad for the officers involved here Because they're just doing their job. Just taken orders where we heard it before this pastor archer palau sqi again easter church services. He's the pastor he has been They've come into the church and they're telling him He has to shut it down. And this is. This is how you address this system property you. he's out. Get stop is not allow here immediately. Gestapo's note berta canada. Allowed really understanding this. Go a cop with nazi shootout. Nazi nazis are not working here. And don't come back without a warrant. You could not come back without allowance. You're you're not welcome here. nazi certain. Welcome here stop assault welcomed. Here do not come back you. Nazi psychopath believable. Sick evil people intimidating people in a church during the passover he'll stop on nazi communists flashes. Don't you dad coming back to you. can you imagine. Psychopaths passover holiest christian level in a year and a coming to intimidate christians. During the holiest festival unbelievable. What is wrong with those sick cycle box. That's how you deal with a man. They walk backwards all the way back to their car. He was in their face. That's how you deal with it and that's canada. You can get away with that in canada to be able to get away with another place. This is just insane. They want to track us and control us. And it's not This vaccine day. They big tech is exactly what i said. Last time. this is big text. Move it's not even the government. This is the government. Sure big tech. They're the ones that want. That have been doing it. They need more access the next the next business for them. They've got your social media so the have your brain. We've we influenced some of your shopping habits. Bank is one. They pretty much. The face bag. Libra is coming back just in a different jacket. That's going to be launched pretty soon. Everybody wants to be.
The Ham Radio Show
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on The Ham Radio Show
"Why you don't want to sit around with a group of men and talk about your problems being fucking drawn. Talking we're water. Seen koumba andrzej large they got for the brothers. Have laws fucking jail. That's the one they got freaky. You're wrong that's jail. They should jail why they get they get. We assure now we'd his legal. What's this going on this sweet misdemeanor smoke and not feel guilty. Because my mother's day you can grow up to four plants. Yeah so applets right yeah. Three three ounces of pot. You're allowed to have with no criminal don't they. I'll pass yet. The governor just signed it as he has it he wanted. He definitely was three hundred and sixty million more dollars taxes. He's gonna sign it. Yeah definitely the recreational marijuana going to be the sixty eight. There has recreational better off on states. I think home. Let's let's go to our actual resident all and she'll tell us yes alexa. How many states have legalized marijuana in the united states. Sorry i don't know that one mass. Hey hey hey abused. John about sexy does though the size of a wales penis ivan. Let's get no dick accent. What's the size of a man of wales I don't know that one doesn't know that. Joe she's this she's time it's like nine feet long thing asking this way alexa. What mammal has the world's biggest penis. Here's something i found on the internet. The world's largest mammal is the blue whale. Which can grow over thirty meters long thirty meters. Say nothing about the debt ninety feet. Yeah shoulder fucking elisa. How how big is the blue whales genitalia. Here's something i found on. Reference dot com blue. Whales weigh approximately two hundred pounds and can grow to a link between eighty two and one hundred five feet. They are the largest mammals to have ever lived on earth. Big dick whistles you see you. You lied yo. You just randomly ash ninety meters long now. She said the well was ninety. Nine is dick onto. She says you haven't you. You have a computer verney you ask. How big a wales dig is like you. Totally fucking in fucking line. Don't fucking light. You know you fucking. You're an annoying by daycares. And that ain't much any much by dick is getting smaller. I think used to be a lot bigger. Oh yeah you get older and he still question about would wait and you know you lose a little. That's very sure thin people have bigger the. Yeah yeah because there's.
How To Cut It in the Hairdressing Industry
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on How To Cut It in the Hairdressing Industry
"Hack had range worth two hundred pounds now to win this prize. We're going to be asking you the question. What is the brand new. Neil in products that mountlake mentioned in his interview. So you're gonna have to listen to that stay round to the end. 'cause all then told you at the end of the show how you can enter that competition. So let's go to it. Today's how could he podcast with mop like and zoe hair. You don't have a choice for women. Native see as a choice in need of very few women credit appeal to themselves if the new hair. so it's it's a grew in the right quality. Then she'll reach his potential a come.
Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"Excuse me and rash was clear. Up in the middle of the throng had flown into the fort collins level of airport in his jet helicopter over the old fort collins airport and then they brought him with the Assurance man at the troll and put him in a building right there. I think pretty much at the corner of the town square and in linden street. Yeah and and absolutely so here. He is Walnut linden all townsquare. And somehow between dan whose own south in russia's on the north end were tens and tens of thousands of people and. Dan was just not with it. So i dan we've gotta get you up there to wear russia's i literally grabbed him by the arm and drug him through that crowd trying to stay happy. Excuse us skews us. Got to get dan to see rush. And if you dan buddy patent him on the back and it was amazing. Finally i i way. Let's put it this way in excess way accessory. Two hundred pounds dan. I think weighs one hundred and ten dripping wet so i was kinda physically literally physically dragged him through that crowd not to be brutalizing anybody but it took some some effort and so we got him up. Now just set the stage here so to speak. You were designated. Dan's minder was my job to make sure dan got were. Dan needed to be and i filled that responsibility so russia's up on the stage that they built right there on the edge of town and looking toward the river looking north northeast but that's okay For collins is you know is cockeyed downtown. And and so we got rush. It was up there. And i got down to the stairs. Russia's security people were around plus. We had lots of police officers and sheriff's deputies. Arrested bodyguard is a guy who wore a cowboy hat in the six. Good look like a cowboy standing right at the bottom of that. That's the stands of the stage. And so dan gets up there and dan's wife worked for a guy named walter one who had a chinese restaurant and he persuaded he. Walter persuaded them. That we're really be cool to take this checking it into a giant fortune. Cookie got eleven and to this day as friend of mine and and just just. He's a great entrepreneur promote his chinese food. And so. Dan gave it to rush. Rush looked at this kind of want his this then so he opened up. The far took and there was the check then. Inrush gave dan his Certificate his his subscription to the newsletter and then rush made some comments. The crowd just loved and it was time to go home so that up on youtube. Right you cared. Yes yes you can. Youtube it and rush limbaugh. Dan bake sale and there are two parts of it. The first part contains the speech. That's pretty cool so anyway..
Optimal Living Daily
4 Absurdly Easy Things I Do That Make Life Disproportionately Better by David Cain
"Absurdly easy things. I do that. Make life disproportionately better by david. Cain of wrapped a to dot com. Lots of the things. We spend our energy on our worthwhile but some are a better deal than others. The benefits of my weight routine for example are worth much more than the effort takes. But that effort is still pretty significant. You have to lift a two hundred pound barbell quite a few times for anything. Good to happen. There are few things. I do and sometimes still failed to do that. Take almost no effort. And somehow make my life significantly better. As far as i can tell these four small things are the best deal going number one shining the sink before bed. I don't know where. Or when but i remember reading about someone who swore that her habit of her saint before bed was the linchpin of productivity and wellbeing. I have tried. It and ken corroborate her ridiculous claim. Readers have since pointed out that this is from the fly lady making your morning coffee beside a shiny sink is empowering self affirming experience main coffee beside a dull sink containing even a single dirty fork sitting in a puddle is comparatively draining and dehumanizing at a stray bloated noodle or two and it becomes strangely life. Destroy in my experience. One of two different people emerged from that coffee making process depending on the condition of the sink. One of them is sharp and ready for life. The other must fight his way to his desk from under some great -sential wait some grimy psychic debris that's inseparable from the maroon super amnon that greeted him this morning. The sun is his enemy not as ally in all his work will be up hill today. Different things probably need different techniques minus stainless steel. I use one of those magic white pass with a bit of comment and water. Wipe down the rim. Many chrome fixtures with spray in a dry cloth takes forty seconds. Might change your life number two going outside with absolutely no plan. At some point. In my adult life i developed a strange seemingly self-defeating habit at the supermarket i wouldn't bother crossing the store to get the last item on my list. Part of me knew that leaving that one thing that would make a necessary to walk six blocks to the corner store the next day. This is my sub-conscious screaming for help. The quiet wise part of my mind sabotaged my efficient supermarket routine in order to create an excuse to travel somewhere by foot. I now see our walking as an essential nutrient. It should require an excuse. Will we need to excuse ourselves from the kind of perverse post industrial arrangement where it is even possible to spend a whole day without traveling any significant distance outside on foot fresh air and bodily movement or always healthy of course but to get the full disproportionately worthwhile benefits of neighborhood. Walking is essential that you don't know where you're going if you have a destination or even a regular walking routine then you risk making the walking itself into a task something to be done with rather than something to do when i step out of the building. I don't know if i'm going to turn left or right until i'm doing it. I've gone on hundreds of these destination less walks and a regular route as not emerged. It turns out my body knows how to create a closed pauley on without my mind having to think about it. There's something life-affirming about any enterprise in which you rely on moment to moment intuition instead of planning and it's just a walks you can't muck anything up too badly at every corner. You just turn whichever way you feel like or maybe continue straight ahead. Let your feet aside. You'll end up at home somehow number three sitting on the floor and doing nothing for a little while blaise. Pascal famously said that all human miseries arise from our inability to do this. I think it's really just an unwillingness. He's right about the arising miseries though not knowing how to deliberately do nothing his crippling disease that leads to bizarre self-defeating phenomena like workaholic cigarette. Smoking ru smartphone. Behavior eventually worn. Pestle is sitting on the floor and doing nothing isn't exactly difficult but it feels very foreign at first. We are so attuned to being constantly doing acting evaluating and improving the to fully. Stop in this way feels almost as radical as your ignition at a red light and putting your feet up although it's a lot less disruptive to society.
Patriots Beat
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on Patriots Beat
"Was definitely a down-to-earth moment. Let's get to the real stuff. You know, we're going to talk about some of the leftovers from the weekend the Senior Bowl the Matthew Stafford trade, then we're going to get into a little bit of a Super Bowl preview and I talked about Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers by wanted to log Start with the Senior Bowl and just any leftover thoughts. We've talked about this a couple of times already. But any leftover thoughts from Saturday's game out. Yeah, I'll kind of just move past an actual and stuff cuz I feel like they've talked about that play and we all know he had a good week Fitzpatrick. He's the guy for me that I'm really excited about and and I know we've talked about him a little bit but we haven't talked since the game. He's the leading receiver in that game six catches 90 yards could have had a another big one you could have had like a 50-yard touchdown to but Philippe Franks missed them by about fifteen yards. He supposed to be undrafted right now. He is a consensus undrafted player and wage. I'm not saying that the Senior Bowl kind of cured all of his concerns. The biggest issue with him is consistency. He'd be a game-breaker for three games that Louisville and then disappear for three games one strong week doesn't wipe that out. I'm not saying, you know, I take him in the first round, but you know, you look at a guy like Terry McLaurin who went I think on day three right or even acknowledged Kobe Myers and there is a lot of Jacoby Myers game I think in Des Fitzpatrick in the wage. I said proven to be be difference makers and I think Dez Fitzpatrick can be that guy in this draft at some teams going to get a real treat on day three. He's six two two hundred pounds when he gets in and change his brakes in and out of his Cuts Like a guy, you know, significantly smaller. He can create separation when he doesn't he is an act to use his size to kind of body out Defenders. He's not quite a burner but he's not surprisingly fast for guy his size. He looks like a burner cuz you don't expect a guy his size to move as quick as he does. So that's the guy, you know, as we kind of look at some of these day free picks cuz.
Feast of Fun
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on Feast of Fun
"And and then she's like well. I'm here to give you the exposition. That the fbi has dropped off all the stuff for us to look at to hold it while they like. Make the case against these jewel robbers. So it's just like the jewel robbery has literally nothing to do with the story. It's just the way that we get the the magic rock there even though why would they not have something to do with it. And it just so happens like maxwell lord like then shows up because he somehow knows it's there so he probably was in charge of those criminals exposition or caught on the editing before it's not it's not revealed but so the smithsonian they have the the magic crystal bill de la grants wishes and the guy says. Oh man i really wish. I had some starbucks wink brand and nothing like hey. I ordered to starbucks. You want some and starbucks isn't the thing nineteen eighty-four who cares has some mike from the future because starbucks isn't a franchise in one thousand nine hundred four. Does it matter then. Then all of a sudden all the women are grabbing that dildo. And they're like you know. I wish my boyfriend. We're back to life. I wish i was as hot as wonder woman. I wish this movie would make sense. But but the thing is too fast forward to the ending that guy had to renounce his coffee wish at future starbucks regurgitated. Or what i want ever man. I don't know like he take from him. Yeah lose it always takes something. It was the monkey of the monkey's paw the short story story. Yeah so in the original monkey's paw. Jj jacobs short story in nineteen to the father. Rooms j.j. abrams. The some some indiana jones character shows up at a british families home and gives them this artifact the monkey's paw paw and so the father wishes for two hundred pounds i would assume their british because they're asking for pounds not dollars right so the next day the next day their son dies in a factory accident given.
Pressure Points
"two hundred pounds" Discussed on Pressure Points
"Then he would rob highways like you'd basically scope it out. He was super smart about it for the most part. I mean because they can feed themselves in the it's one person then a whole gang and he was a butcher like he knows his shit. You knows how to cook somebody animal. He's not scottish. There's no medieval scottish meets in this one week. Sorry i can only. I can't do too many cannibal stories via through space them out a little bit so years went by and he kept doing this stuff and eventually he was kind of ambushed. Kinda i imagine it was more like one person hiding from the other person and the other person hiding annex. They startled each other. So thomas morris was a servant of the forest keeper over the forest that he was basically squatting in man. Anybody named thomas. just they're always trouble. It's sure assholes dick's complete trash We don't mean it to most thomas most but there's i think we're thinking of the same. Tom fuck him. Yeah now the thomas that might think were ferring to him but he thomas so we're talking about you know your bitch. So he basically he stumbled across or he stumbled upon turpin in his camp turpin. Oh and shot him fucking killed him. At this point he didn't. I don't think murdered anybody in cold. Blood oh shit. Before so just put him with an like right at the edge of life but now he's taking now. He went too far. Scott basically what happened is they. The story started circulate in all the newspapers. Dick turpin highway man robber now murderers yet they would put his description in and the duke the put out a two hundred pound bounty on his head figure out without is in today's money pound seventeen thirty seven. I don't remember just somewhere around there. How much two hundred pounds are so he. Yeah i was just being circulated and now he's worth something. The sad thing is that like the bounty placed on his head exponentially more the will not exponentially but it's a lot more forty four thousand six hundred pounds. Scott damn yeah keep that open because there are some other ones late i got it. I got it. So she's yeah that's time money holy shit so at this point he was like fuck. i'm fucked. He jumps on a ferry and changes his name to john. Palmer he not to be confused with arnold palmer. Yes yeah clara. I know that's going to be a common mistake. That skinny invented great drinks and they both beat the shit out of people regular and their wives. Yeah i don't know if that's true about you heard it here first arnold palmer and we do more investigation than an well they We've also got more fake news test. I'd say it's about the same..
Ace and TJ
4% say they dodge a major cleaning task by moving, study
"Get a new house but then you ultimately end up having to clean it anyway. I would think because you got to get the stuff out of there to move. But as they reminded me. You remember when you and i were Baby dj's trying to make it in this Crazy biz we call radio and we were roommates living that Apartment in the sketchy part of town and In i rarely did laundry. And i'll just have piled up shoveled in my closet right. There were times when i When i was going somewhere and i needed a good shirt wear some say. I say i have me a date would say it loud now i would just go over to To the mall across the street and buy a shirt instead of you know planning ahead of time and actually doing some launch. There were times not all the time. There were a few times that i would have to go into his bedroom with empty. Davis said come home and get these kinds of doors. Close if you would and he would. I would hold the door. He would push the clothes back. Anyone say okay one two three and then he would put his hand. I would slam the door shut. The close would fall back. positive closed. Room looks clean nice. But it wasn't that. I didn't have clothes. I had a lot of close enough close. They wouldn't be out of the closet but we didn't have our own private washer and dryer in the apartment. He had to go down the walkway. They're inside the apartment complex to a public Washer and dryer. And you had to sit there with them the entire time because somebody would steal them. If you didn't ace has gene stolen one night. He was doing laundry and all of his jeans got stolen. Yeah so i would. Just wait until i had some time to drive back to my parents house and do my lawn. My mom didn't do. I wasn't that i wasn't taking it back and going here. Mama brought him a laundry. My mom hadn't done my laundry since i was thirteen. Because she was messing up my good stuff. They took a velour shirt. It was kicking at the time. He was hitting in wrung it out. I said you can't put that in the drier. okay and then just wrung it out like a rag. All out i remember. If it's forty dollars. Admit i have bought them a lure shirt my own money my best velour shirt address. The band out around the bottom of into was just hanging. Mom's not doing my my laundry anymore. Tang nano but maybe she did that just because she didn't want to do it anyway. I would go. i would go. I say all the way homes an hour but most of the time. I was working on the weekends. You know we're trying to we're trying to get a foothold in this crazy. Be as we call radio. So i've been working every day so i didn't have time to go home do laundry and i remember when jodi and i i got to that point where we were. All exclusive in in really Digging each other and she said okay. I'm coming over to your apartment with laundry baskets and we're gonna load up all of that laundry and bring it over here to my parents house and you can do it over here. So that's when. I finally a according to this with these people did ace and i would have just gone and gotten another apartment. Yeah that's crazy And it wasn't that. I didn't know how to do it. I just didn't wanna sit there. I didn't have the time to sit there in the laundry room of the apartment complex with those people those apartment people i when i say it was a good place. It was not a good place case in point. I had three pair of jeans to them. Were stolen the only ones that weren't the one dollars wearing and who's stealing my jeans. I was six four two hundred pounds. Who's who nobody's wearing my jeans there. Yeah and not to mention the The shootout between police and the guy selling crack out of the apartment next door. That saturday night. Yes we have plenty of room. Yeah it was an old lady tweet us. So you see. Regan's we came from nethon. Yeah our careers. Didn't start a big time. Syndicated radio show like yours did right. We had to build it. Yeah a lot of elbow. Grease and bullet dodging yep. That's what we did and velour in balu yet or bluer. Yes i want that shirt. Now i bet if you brought out the velours or be the drip drip drowned and had a hearing Gold chain nugget hanging from it. Oh i'll get mama messing
The Fine Homebuilding Podcast
PRO TALK With Andrew Grace
"Indy it's great to see you. Good to see you to Patrick. So. We were together what was that June or July July. And I was there covering a slate roof story there and I actually took the recording to do this there but it didn't seem like we had any ambition after being up on the roof all day I'm speaking for myself. So. Glad you're on the show. Thank you. For Having Me Yeah. Yeah. He's really hot. It roof. I think slate is unseasonably hot. Probably all sees US yeah. Oh Man. So is everything. Okay with the business all the. Guys are healthy families healthy. Yeah we've been lucky. So no effect as of yet. Has the outbreak brought challenges to the business I remember US shortly after it seemed to really hit the fan you and I talking and you will worried about jobs that had been put on hold. But that seemed to work itself out yeah. It it just came. So suddenly I don't think anybody well. I least didn't know that they were just shut everything down you I thought it would kinda taper off like we went from like, okay. We're going here tomorrow to like you can't go anywhere. You know so. And you had to. Make. A case that you were an essential business is that correct? Right? So we got a waiver. Had to be an essential business or I think no health impact or limited health impact. What does that mean? Well, I think four or five of. US. Working outside. And you guys are presumably together all the time and have limited contact with others, right? Right? Yeah. So I think that was kind of the the. The main reason we got one. And what what was the jobs you were doing is that was going on. We were doing. It was actually really important that we could start because we were doing a public job library roof. and. You know those things have timelines. We had grants expiring. We had bone firing. Well in books can't get wet. Let's. Fundamentally. Right yeah. So it was an awesome first public job because we were all scared to death. Know. We. Got Lucky and it worked out so. That was a metal roof right or is yeah and metal roof. Yeah. So and. Then what did you do after that when this was still going on and obviously it still is but. Did you. have. To Line up new projects. Yeah. In fact, flake job kind of came out of nowhere. So that was actually well, we did the neighbor across the street's route from the library because you know people snatch US sometimes when we're in an area for a while and we physically they just come and pull you off the roof. Pretty. Case it's like I don't WanNa do it and they're like. You're right on right here, real quick and then. that was just like screw down tin job. It was only a couple days and then we went into the slate roof. which kind of? Had A lunch forever yeah. The scope creep. And a lot I'll be the it takes a long time. It's a slow process. You said you guys can do what? About a square day yeah yeah. With one of my friends is contractors teasing us. It's like, wow, you've been there all year you're getting your mail and all this and it's like. Like how long did it take you to drive two hundred pounds of copper nail. It's what it takes. You know. Nothing fast about it I observed it. No. No. And it gets worse at least ours was modular. and. What do you mean the slates themselves like we're all the same size we didn't do a staggered layout. We didn't do some of the. Really beautiful artistic stuff people do with it. So I mean I. Hope to get that chance we'll see. Yeah, I've seen Welsh through they have all different sizes of slate and some of them look like they've just like Bronx pulled out of the ground. Not Reddish at all, right? Yeah. Yes. It's cool stuff. What got you interested in that I'm totally subject, but we'll get to what we're GonNa talk about in a little bit. Opportunity, you know somebody just called. And originally it was supposed to be A standing seam job. he wanted to swap out the slaves. The slave had been dead. They've been there eight years. That's kind of as far as Pennsylvania slight go anyway. And physically like just deteriorate into the to the degree that you could just like crumpled them up in your hand. It was it right now and they had a lot of ham handed repairs over the years which becomes this. it just causes so much more trouble than it safe. Yeah. You're not supposed to ever walk on slate. So once you start walking on it, then you kick them loose and then. I you do one, hundred than four hundred, and now we're up to like to. Replace. So. But customer just loved slate and. You know he asked for price on slate and I always wanted to do a job. So you know it just worked out he decided to go for it. So so we cool. Yeah.
Badass Agile
Break Rules
"Hello. My Friends Chris here. Welcome to another episode of UNSCRIPTED. GotTa ask you this are you a rule worshiper more a rule breaker? Now. Sometimes rules are good things, right Anytime you live in a society and you have more than one person in a room, you to have some agreements agreements about how you're going to behave so that you're consistent with principles of fairness, equality goodness and kindness, and all that sort of stuff. But sometimes rules are created for to less than noble reasons at least that I can think of number one is an abundance of caution. Never to is control. The stock about the first one. When they build ladders. The tell you that the maximum load is some number two hundred pounds. But the latter is actually rated for three times that weight or more. Why An abundance of caution. The chances that the latter will break failed under a two hundred pound load is so statistically small that the people who make it feel protected from liability. Worth the latter actually breaks testing two hundred and fifty pounds. Two hundred I mean, the average consumer will be like well, I'm to twenty. Is it really that big of a difference in getting really close to that failure point and as we all know? Doesn't matter warnings you put on something. You. Get on a ladder and the latter breaks somewhere. Somehow there's going to be a lawsuit. So when I think of rules that we should invalidate. It tends to be the ones that are created out of an abundance of caution. We have to be careful. But every now, and again, we have some flexibility. We can been twist some of those rules. I don't mean safety rules. But I mean some of the customs and procedures that we cling to because we believe that we must we never asked the question how come. As, people were not terribly good at questioning authority. Are We? But as a bad ass, we need to get. Good added now, the rule that I want you to consider breaking. His any rule that is created and enforced out of a sense of control. See Right now we're experiencing a culture of more and more work from home and that means more and more autonomy, and one of the things you need to understand is that people who are only comfortable if they can control other people. Are Not going to be very comfortable with that. So they start finding ways to justify for example. Monitoring behavior insisting that people be on camera or are punching time clocks every five minutes or twenty minutes to make sure that they're doing what they're supposed to be doing. Rather than trusting teams and individuals to do the job that they're paid to do. And here's the truth. Tell me if you agree raise your hand. The more you try to enforce those rules, the more controls that you put in place. The harder sneaky ones will work to circumvent those rules. A way you're creating more of your own waste, but the real reason for me. To resist and Ben. Those rules. Simply because I don't agree with them. If you want to manage work. That's one thing. But if you want to manage people that's different. If you think you need to control where people said when they show up. What they touch and win who they talk to where they go. Then you're wrong. If nothing else you just you don't trust people. You assume the worst and everybody when you assume the worst in everybody but you failed to Crete and engaged happy culture you've no one to blame but yourself I go so far as to see your foolish for expecting anything other than a culture of mistrust unhappiness and I can't wait till I find another job. So I can get out of this thing can place. If, you're a manager you need to control and monitor people that badly you should be trying to figure out what's wrong with you. Because you can't own anybody, you can't control. You can't dictate people. Kiko around reading people, social media trying to break into their personal accounts, dig into their personal lives in catch them doing something wrong. You're not the government. You know the Secret Service hundred years ago we didn't have this technology and you certainly didn't have the permission. To breach people's private boundaries so that you could have more info and companies got along just fine. We Still Bill Trains and grew in shipped food and ran restaurants and. Everything that needed to get done got done. I've been going heavy on rules around people the social. Agreements. The employer employee relationship it really breaking rules applies to everything. If you're writing code because this is the way the textbook says you have to you might be missing an opportunity to innovate. To break through a performance barrier to create a template that could save time and money. We're just to make the act of developing stuff more freeing more fun. Listening to all this sounds like Voodoo to you. The ramblings of a madman let me tell you this. Name. One person who invented something that you like? That you enjoy what you use the changed, the world that changed your life. Something that enlightens you. Who did it? By playing it safe, following the rules of convention and by refusing to break the accepted norms.
Badass Agile
Break Rules
"GotTa ask you this are you a rule worshiper more a rule breaker? Now. Sometimes rules are good things, right Anytime you live in a society and you have more than one person in a room, you to have some agreements agreements about how you're going to behave so that you're consistent with principles of fairness, equality goodness and kindness, and all that sort of stuff. But sometimes rules are created for to less than noble reasons at least that I can think of number one is an abundance of caution. Never to is control. The stock about the first one. When they build ladders. The tell you that the maximum load is some number two hundred pounds. But the latter is actually rated for three times that weight or more. Why An abundance of caution. The chances that the latter will break failed under a two hundred pound load is so statistically small that the people who make it feel protected from liability. Worth the latter actually breaks testing two hundred and fifty pounds. Two hundred I mean, the average consumer will be like well, I'm to twenty. Is it really that big of a difference in getting really close to that failure point and as we all know? Doesn't matter warnings you put on something. You. Get on a ladder and the latter breaks somewhere. Somehow there's going to be a lawsuit. So when I think of rules that we should invalidate. It tends to be the ones that are created out of an abundance of caution. We have to be careful. But every now, and again, we have some flexibility. We can been twist some of those rules. I don't mean safety rules. But I mean some of the customs and procedures that we cling to because we believe that we must we never asked the question how come. As, people were not terribly good at questioning authority. Are We? But as a bad ass, we need to get. Good added now, the rule that I want you to consider breaking. His any rule that is created and enforced out of a sense of control. See Right now we're experiencing a culture of more and more work from home and that means more and more autonomy, and one of the things you need to understand is that people who are only comfortable if they can control other people. Are Not going to be very comfortable with that. So they start finding ways to justify for example. Monitoring behavior insisting that people be on camera or are punching time clocks every five minutes or twenty minutes to make sure that they're doing what they're supposed to be doing. Rather than trusting teams and individuals to do the job that they're paid to do. And here's the truth. Tell me if you agree raise your hand. The more you try to enforce those rules, the more controls that you put in place. The harder sneaky ones will work to circumvent those rules. A way you're creating more of your own waste, but the real reason for me. To resist and Ben. Those rules. Simply because I don't agree with them. If you want to manage work. That's one thing. But if you want to manage people that's different. If you think you need to control where people said when they show up. What they touch and win who they talk to where they go. Then you're wrong. If nothing else you just you don't trust people. You assume the worst and everybody when you assume the worst in everybody but you failed to Crete and engaged happy culture you've no one to blame but yourself I go so far as to see your foolish for expecting anything other than a culture of mistrust unhappiness and I can't wait till I find another job. So I can get out of this thing can place. If, you're a manager you need to control and monitor people that badly you should be trying to figure out what's wrong with you. Because you can't own anybody, you can't control. You can't dictate people. Kiko around reading people, social media trying to break into their personal accounts, dig into their personal lives in catch them doing something wrong. You're not the government. You know the Secret Service hundred years ago we didn't have this technology and you certainly didn't have the permission. To breach people's private boundaries so that you could have more info and companies got along just fine. We Still Bill Trains and grew in shipped food and ran restaurants and. Everything that needed to get done got done. I've been going heavy on rules around people the social. Agreements. The employer employee relationship it really breaking rules applies to everything. If you're writing code because this is the way the textbook says you have to you might be missing an opportunity to innovate. To break through a performance barrier to create a template that could save time and money. We're just to make the act of developing stuff more freeing more fun. Listening to all this sounds like Voodoo to you. The ramblings of a madman let me tell you this. Name. One person who invented something that you like? That you enjoy what you use the changed, the world that changed your life. Something that enlightens you. Who did it? By playing it safe, following the rules of convention and by refusing to break the accepted norms. Think about it. You can't do it Kenya. Thought.
CarCast
Gordon Murray T.50
"Guys. Welcome to car cast Matt Motivated Guanzhou here with Bill Goldberg how are you Buddy House practices housing doing doing great. You know we're looking at five days over one hundred. So I'm ecstatic. Bikini on the out by the pool. I actually I saw it out in the leg as long as your Ad Dragon Gauge and the kids are out like on a lake and right? Yeah. You're having fun growing. Dragon. Just shoot now like when you're over fifty, you get you reap the enjoyment out of videoing everyone and. Consoling them after they've been launched across. The, Lake Yeah, it was very entertaining. I'll be uploading many of those. Like, they're having a great time out there. visit. Great. It was a great bet. You guys can see it on his instagram you're dragging your you got the boat. You're the kids are out on the rouse being dragged by the boat. They fly off. You pass the sack. You see the slasher out your. Their lives. I can. Carry? Them would have died I couldn't have posted it. Had this scroll through all my other videos to find out a comparable to find out that they were doing good something. We've got some cool ally interesting news about The McLaren announced that well, the Gordon Murray announcement that we wanted to get into. So we sort of got this job. So we can I hit that before we get started. Just, another word from our friends at Dodd's it's A. IT'S A it's time for dodge power dollars and that means for every horse power. You get ten dollars off your purchase on dodge challenger Dodge Charger and Dodge Durango come in and save dodge power dollars for pretty sweet deal. So as we As we are sitting down to record this. There's some news that's out there, and of course, the most interesting stuff that we're finding is Gordon Murray finally took the wraps off his. Off his new SUPERCAR, his t fifty supercar, Gern, Gordon Murray very famously designed a series of f one cars had a relationship with the Clarendon did the McLaren won Three Seater Central Driving Position Car I love that car bill I know you love that car it's sort of a wishlist amongst us all. I'm sure everyone who had an opportunity to get one at one point kicking themselves now because they keep going up thirteen, million, eight, hundred, million in life be knocked twenty million dollars going nuts So there was a great video presentation that came out. With Dario Franceschini taking a touring ordinary designs during Gordon, Murray on a moto and they took the wraps off this car and It's it's. It's pretty it's pretty cool. Gordon Murray's thing has always bands. About lightweight and from this car from. The initial design in his head all the way up to what it is. Now he said a goal of no more than one thousand kilos in weight and he hit nine eighty I believe puts it somewhere around twenty one, hundred, seventy, maybe twenty one, hundred, seventy, four pounds. This is extremely lightweight way in in. Today's world. Under twenty two hundred pounds. Of. A modern day car it. The Way to do that. And explain it when you go and you watch the videos, you read the press about it. Is. You have to design this thing from the ground up. With weight savings in mind every single step of the way, the the CAR IS MONACO CARBON FIBRE the entire bodies carbon fibre everything. That could be carbon. Fibre is carbon fiber of. The the engine he went to Cosworth and said, it needs to be naturally aspirated. It needs to be the twelve. It needs to be lightweight. needs to sound fantastic and it needs to be naturally aspirated. Of course, right? So. What they came up with was three point nine Liter v twelve. Six hundred and fifty, four horsepower. Three hundred and forty four pound feet of torque again small. You Know Small Displacement High Ramming twelve thousand one hundred RPM match. Enjoyment. You know I've A. Peak power is at eleven thousand, five, hundred dollars God, and the power to the Torah curved the I think the peak torque is around nine thousand. RPM. So between nine thousand and not red line of eleven five that thing just must sound insane and. Just skewed. Now, he didn't release any performance specs yet because Gordon Murray's thing is like I tell you zero to sixty whatever. But everyone's GonNa go after that intestine. beat it. He wanted to focus on the things that meant
BrainStuff
Why Did the T. Rex Have Such Tiny Arms?
"With a name that literally means tyrant Lizard King You'd assume that tyrannosaurus rex would get a bit more respect, but the giant predators disproportionately small arms have been the subject of ridicule for decades there are also a scientific puzzle more than one hundred years after discovery of this species, experts still don't know why huge animal one that could reach lengths of forty feet, or twelve meters, or more had four limbs. That were much longer. Longer than an adult humans, if the arms were limp muscle free pegues, it'd be easy to assume that they serve no purpose. However, the evidence hints at a more complicated story, a few studies have argued that judge by the muscle scars left behind on T. rex limb bones, a full grown dinosaur could curl more than two hundred and twenty pounds or one hundred kilograms with each one of their biceps then again. This isn't as impressive as it sounds. Thomas R Holtz of vertebrate paleontologist at the University of Maryland tells us that some people like to overrate Tirana sources upper body strength that figure from before only translates to about one point. Two five percent of the dinosaurs total body weight, which may have been in the ballpark of around eight tons or eight thousand kilograms. Holt says that's like a two hundred pound or ninety kilogram man proud. Proud of the ability to curl two point, five pounds or one kilogram on these grounds, a few experts have concluded that tyrannosaurus arms were either functionless or seldom used, but not all paleontologists by this idea for his money. Kenneth Carpenter of UTAH. State University thinks the little limbs made great hunting tools in two thousand, eight, he and fellow paleontologist Christine. Lipkin impaired the five to source rex wishbones. For years that were known to science at the time shaped like a giant boomerang. Sits between the shoulder blades, three of the five wishbones that carpenter and Lipkin studied show, telltale signs of injury, among these were stress fractures, which must have re healed in life. So, what does this mean well? According to carpenter? The fore limbs were subjected to a great deal of repetitive stress, which was not uniform or steady, instead there were moments of extraordinarily great force applied to the arms. The likely explanation is that t rex used its fore limbs to grab hold of large struggling prey, a plus sized thrashing victim could easily fracture the carnivores, wishbone, or at least tear a few arm. Arm Muscles loose other ideas about the purpose of T.. REX arms have nothing to do with subduing victims. One School of thought involves naptime perhaps after a good night's sleep. Taran disorders use those arms to push itself up off the ground, or maybe they had a sexier function. Henry Fairfield Osborn the paleontologist who named the species back in nineteen o five believed that males used their four limbs to grab hold of their mates as Holtz and others have admitted. There simply isn't enough evidence at this time to conclusively refute or verify any of these notions, such is often the nature of paleontology.
5 Minute Dharma
Denial of Rebirth
"I will argue that the Buddha taught rebirth. Now. He was either right about rebirth or he was wrong. I let us be clear about the fact that the Buddha taught rebirth. On the night of his awakening, the Buddha said I recollected my many kinds of past lives with features and details. This was the first knowledge which I achieved in the I watch of the night on quote. And just to be clear, it's wrong, too, so that he taught rebirth just for cultural and pragmatic reasons alone. The. Buddhist said quote, and what is wrong view? There is no meaning in giving sacrifice or offering. There's no fruit or result of good and bad deeds. There's no afterlife. Notice the Buddhist said that that was wrong view. There's no afterlife. The first component of the noble eightfold path is right view, and the denial of rebirth is counter to this. The teaching of rebirth rights be boaty crops out almost everywhere in the Pali Canon. And is so closely bound to a host of other doctrines that to remove it would virtually reduced the Dhamma to tatters. Was the Buddha wrong about rebirth. The Buddha has three insights on the night of his awakening the first, which we just read about was the recollection of his past lives. The second was the KARMIC death and rebirth of other beings, and the third was a complete grasp of the four noble truths. Now if we accept the four noble trues, why should we deny the other two insights? Psychologist Robert. Wright has written a book entitled why Buddhism is True. In it. He gives evidence that quote. Buddhism's diagnosis of the human predicament is fundamentally correct. And, that it's prescription is deeply valid urgently important on quote. But like so many modern people. He accepts the psychology of Buddhism while rejecting its metaphysics. I used to do this myself when I was a secular Buddhist. But. How could the Buddha be so right about human psychology and so wrong about the nature of reality? Was the Buddha right. In my opinion, it seems more probable that the Buddha was right about rebirth. But someone object. There's no solid scientific evidence for a berth. Remembering. That Buddhism teaches that we have six senses. The usual five plus the mind that respond. Scientists based on what the five senses tell us, but ignores the six sense of the mind. Without all our senses, we cannot know all of reality. It is like ignoring the sense of hearing, and then concluding that sound is not real. There's a name for this fallacy. It is scientism. Bryan appleyard defines it as the belief that science is or can be the complete and only explanation. Scientists Limited to the physical world, because it ignores consciousness it ignores are six sense. As Philip Goff states, nothing is more certain unconsciousness, and yet nothing is harder to incorporate into our scientific picture of the world. The problem of consciousness began when Galileo decided that science was not in the business of dealing with consciousness on quote. Pan, Sai Qasem tries to correct this error. Quote Pan psychics believed that consciousness is a fundamental and ubiquitous feature of the physical world on quote. Thomas Nagel argues if any two hundred pound chunk of the universe contains the material needed to construct a person, and if we deny both cycle, physical reductionism and a radical form of emergence, then everything reduced to US elements must have proto mental properties on-court. That means that consciousness is weaved into the very fabric of the cosmos. The great physicist David Bohm hypothesized that reality is incorporated. Of An explicit order and an implicit order which is unfolded. Consciousness would be part of that in folded implicit or That
News, Traffic and Weather
Seattle - Authorities searching for missing Lewis-McChord soldier
"Is a JBLM are looking for a missing soldier last seen on Wednesday the soldier identified as twenty four year old specialist hunter Bruner failed to report for duty at joint base Lewis McChord earlier this week his car was found in a lot near the Tacoma narrows bridge burner is a white male with blue eyes and light brown here is six two two hundred pounds if you know his whereabouts you are asked to contact the U. S. army criminal investigation division
True Crime Garage
Serial Killer: Scott Lee Kimball - Part 4
"All right captain last episode we were starting to get into some of the physical collected against Scott and forming these cases against him regarding these missing persons. One of the items we have yet to hit on is it involves his phone records. So this reveals to law enforcement that Scott. The last person he spoke to on the evening of February seventeenth two thousand and three was missing person. Jennifer Marcum then. His phone went offline until February twentieth. Scott maintain that he had gone to the mountains for several days and turned his cell phone off. This is the same story that he kinda gave regarding Casey. But detectives noted that Jennifer's phone was also inactive for the same three day period of time after that there were calls made from Jennifer's phone this too Scott into several other people. This is before it went offline permanently now to the investigators it seemed obvious as Scott was using Jennifer's phone for the purpose of misdirecting law enforcement in an attempt to make appear as if she was still alive for some period of time after she went missing but we still have other crimes other murders to discuss. We have evidence in the Lianne. Emory disappearance Liens car was found abandoned with all of her stuff in it in eastern Utah but Leeann was nowhere to be found receipts for credit card charges to her card made in California. Bore a signature. That was not her handwriting. Detectives spoke to the unnamed inmate who knew Scott in prison the one who gave them the information about how Casey had been killed. This inmate told them that Scott said that he killed Lianne while they were hiking and Bryce Canyon and eastern Australia Scott said that he had stripped her nude or had her stripped nude kneel down and shot her in the head execution style. Now captain you know how this P. O. S. Scott operates right. He has an answer for everything. Scott told detectives that he did not kill Lianne. He said that members of a drug gang were the ones they had executed her and he was only a witness but he didn't could go to law enforcement he didn't get involved and even though he's already involved with the FBI he doesn't tell them. I witnessed a murder. He he only has to make up the story when confronted with something that he told somebody else right now. Remember the terrible this this angers and saddens me like you wouldn't believe remember the terrible accident on the ranch. I'm talking about the accident. When Scott's ten year old son Justin when a two hundred pound metal great quote fell on him right? You can see photos of this little boy in the hospital on Dateline and it's it's pretty horrible so in a stroke of bad luck for Scott but truly a blessing. After two weeks in a coma. His son woke up and was able to tell what he remembered. He says his father told him to turn around. And Dig a hole near this great and then all of a sudden the great fell on him then he remembered being in the jeep. Remember Scott is driving the son to the hospital. He remembers being in the jeep and he says on the way to the hospital. My Dad's Scott. He's pushing me by the face pushing me out of the vehicle by the face. Yeah I mean this is when he said it the first time. All here's this horrible accident than Scott's GONNA drive it son to the hospital and on the way. The kid falls out of the car you go. Something's not right here. Yeah it's it. What a coincidence that you would have to near death accidents back back that day. I can understand that. Sometimes this stuff happens in a state of panic. Maybe you're rushing trying to get him to the hospital but not what this guy not with this guy. There are not these. These incidents two failed attempts of murder so the Boulder County prosecutors boulder bitches. Thank you unfortunately. They did not feel that they had enough to actually charge. Scott with with what looks very much like an attempted murder of his son. This is in part because doctors indicated that his head injuries were so severe. They would not consider him to be a reliable witness. That is bullshit though. These might not be reliable memories that he has. Of course. We're no idiots and we can see all this other stuff together that that. That's probably very likely what happened. I know the prosecutors felt the same way and we're very saddened that they could not bring this type of charge against this man. We should also point out and it's no coincidence that at the time of this accident there was a sixty thousand dollar life insurance policy on the little boy was Scott listed as the sole beneficiary. Hear me out. Why don't you just want to roll the dice? I'm listening? Roll the dice right. We have we have to like I said to attempts of murdering this ten year. Old Boy And yes maybe his memory is not maybe he's not going to be Maybe he's not GonNa meet received as super credible but once you stack on the other piece of evidence that we have a motive the motive being a sixty thousand dollar. Pay Out for the death of this child. Roll the dice. Because what you. What do you have to lose? Well a couple things and we talked about this a few weeks ago. You do run the risk of the double jeopardy charge. Where where maybe at some point you actually do believe that you have the proper evidence to charge and convict him and if you try him now and you can't successfully convict them. You can't try again later. What I guarantee you. This is what my gut tells me and I would bet this man's beef farm on it not my own farm because the skies a liar but I bet you what happened. Captain is behind closed doors. They probably did take a chance. Because like you said what do you have to lose? This is what they probably took a chance on. Let's tell Scott that we know exactly. What the hell he was doing and see if it scares him enough that he's willing to plea to it or to a lesser charge right. Because you know you get this man in a room and you go look dude. Your son told us that you are the one that told him to get in that whole and then the great falls on them. Your son told us you were driving him to the hospital when he remembers you pushing him by the face out of the moving vehicle and this almost kills him and we also found a paper trail that you stood to gain sixty thousand dollars. Should that little boy die? You're hoping you can scare him into a plea bargain at that chant and I bet you they took that chance and Scott is just. It wasn't going to to fall for
The Oprah Winfrey Show: The Podcast
Oprahs Weight Loss Show
"This is what I wrote in my journal. On the night of November Fifteenth Nineteen eighty-eight. I had such anxiety and exhilaration pulling out that wagon fat. I can't believe those genes finally fit after this ten year struggle with weight. It's finally over or so. I thought it was really just the beginning of a real physical and emotional battle against weight and all that it has meant to me. If Wade has been an issue for you today show will hopefully lead you to win your own battle. That's why I'm doing it. I'll take you through all the steps. I've been through beginning with peeling away. The emotional layers the most important then onto pilling away the physical and I was just so proud of myself just having the discipline to not eat for four months straight. I had no idea of the physical trauma. I put my body through northern emotional trauma. That was ahead. I've kept journals almost all my life and although I've experienced incredible changes throughout my career my weight was all consuming November. Twenty ninth nine thousand nine hundred eighty eight exactly two weeks after the Diet show. I've gained five pounds. I'm one hundred fifty today. I've been eating out of control. I've got to rein in in. I still can't get used to being thin. December seven. Th One thousand nine hundred ninety eight. I read an article today. One criticizing me for the Revlon. Shoot making fun of the weight loss saying. Let's see her in two years. It really hurt my feelings. I'll show them December twelve thousand nine hundred eighty eight. I love doing the revlon shoot. It changed the way I felt about me. Never imagined myself is beautiful but that ad made me feel beautiful so for that reason alone it was worth shooting just to feel that December thirteenth one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. I came home and ate as much zero as I could hold a junk all day. Not Good at all. I never cited how. I'm going to keep the weight off. I keep experimenting testing how much I can eat. It's also ridiculous. How am I going to get through the holidays without gaining December twenty? Six one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. There's a party in Aspen. I don't WanNa go. I've gained five more pounds. One fifty five January. Second Nineteen eighty-nine. This was my day to start dieting again instead. I made pork chops and ate them. Oh well tomorrow's another day Miss Scarlet. The holidays are officially over. So what's IT GONNA be for me fasting again? I don't know if I have it in me. January seventh nineteen eighty-nine. I'm out of control. Start out my day trying to fast by noon. I was frustrated. Hungry just thinking about the agony of at all a bowl of raisin bran left. The House bought some Caramel. Corn came back at three staring at food in the cabinets. And now I want some fries with lots of salt out of Control. January nineteenth nineteen thousand nine hundred fifty eight pounds. I'm bordering on disaster. I feel it coming. I'm wondering fifty-eight eating everything in sight. I need help. Old Patterns have emerged are taking over if I don't fast this entire weekend then Monday. I seek professional counseling. That's the deal complete and total fast January twenty first nineteen eighty nine. I lied to myself about professional counseling. I'm not ready to submit to it. March nine hundred eighty nine. This is what I wish for the absolutely eliminate weight as an issue for myself that I will not eat drink or consume anything that will prevent me from reaching my goal. That is what I wish for the determination and will to do it. Just do it no matter what it is possible and I will November Fourteenth Nineteen eighty-nine anniversary of the Diet. Show one hundred sixty eight pounds. I'm thoroughly disgusted with myself. I couldn't even get then for the anniversary show whereas my resolve every day I wake in with good intentions and then I fail November twenty third. Nineteen eighty-nine Thanksgiving Day. One hundred seventy five pounds. Which really is a fat person again? I've lost my resolve trying to find a way to carry on the battle December. First Nineteen eighty-nine. I'm still battling what has been for me. A lifetime struggle. I thought that have to November. One thousand nine hundred fifteen diet anniversary show at least weight is an issue. Stop being afraid that someone was going to bring it up and say. Hey Oprah haven't you gain weight and go on with my life not. I'm still struggling. Just cook rice and smother chicken. I Edman I was supposed to eat only a salad instead. I eat the salad and the chicken. I'm going to look this. I just don't know how right now December thirteenth one thousand nine hundred nine the new studios looking great. We'll be moving in the first of the year. The farmhouse is coming together two. Everything's going so well. So why do I still feel compelled to eat February sixteenth nineteen ninety? I'm in dire need of help with my weight. Almost on the verge of being overcome had a woman come into hair analysis going to determine what kind of vitamins I need. It's unbelievable I'm still looking for miracle cures what happened to my new year's resolution and then my thirty six year old birthday resolution. I don't know I just know I'm in trouble. I'm one hundred eighty pounds now. I wake every morning hating myself in the weight predicament. I'm in fifteen pounds ago. I would have thought this impossible. I'm not inching but galloping towards the two hundred pound mark I vowed to be back to one hundred fifty pounds by the Hope Award April Twenty Eighth Nineteen Ninety exhausted. I Work Twenty hours today. We'll have to do the same tomorrow. I'm worried about booster place. Eating snacks all day from the craft table. I hate seeing myself on film. June twelfth nineteen ninety. I'm carrying fat around. Its overcoming me. One hundred ninety one pounds overcome June eighteen thousand nine hundred ninety. I woke up the past four days hating myself because I hadn't fasted or at least stuck to some kind of plan trying to lose ten pounds in a week so I can put on this next week for the emmys. July nineteenth nineteen ninety never lost weight for the EMMYS instead of game. Five more. I'm one ninety-six still trying to reckon myself still in the closet assessing all the winter clothes. I won't be able to wear nothing. Fits I dread walking into the Fat Lady Stores August Eleventh? Nineteen ninety trying to be in the spirit. The fat has stopped me from feeling so blocked. I cannot think August Fifteenth Nineteen Ninety. I cried in my office cried because I know that lots of people have been discussing it. No one says anything but I feel them avoiding the subject. A CRY FOR MY POOR MISERABLE SELF. Having gotten to the state scale said two hundred and three pounds this morning controlled just controlled by it. Every day waking up with a plan by the end of the day not following through billing diminished less of a person. Guilty ugly you name it trying to gain control knowing that God says I already have it where is it? God dancing on the MC Hammer show with the fattest behind. I've ever seen I saw that tape and can't denied anymore. I really am fat again. They're in new fat clothes. Making me look even bigger feeling just about as low as one can about myself knowing that. I'm being blocked. August twenty fifth one thousand nine hundred ninety. Did a diets don't work. Seminar stood in a room in a bathing suit and admitted that I was two hundred pounds. That was hard September ninth nine hundred ninety instead of losing fifty pounds for the hope awards I gained had to have the for breakout redone. I DIDN'T WANNA go worried about people saying how fat I was made the worst dressed lists with marge. Simpson described his bumpy dumpy and downright lumpy. Gallon I thought I'd looked pretty decent in January. Twenty ninth nine hundred. Ninety one turned thirty seven. I have a New Vision for myself to become lean fit. Strong physically emotionally spiritually food alone. Isn't the answer. What is February twentieth? Nineteen ninety-one went on vacation and gained eight pounds bringing me to an all-time Ping two hundred twenty six pounds. So big unproportionate fat in the face unable to move freely that I don't know this self
Monocle 24: The Menu
Restaurant Industry Faces A Sudden Collapse In Coronavirus Shutdowns
"It's being a week like never before restaurants around the world have been forced to close their doors faced by the corona virus break. There is no escape from it. The epidemic is devastating for the hospitality industry around the world. But there may be some lessons Santo ideas that can be learned from water entrepreneurs in different parts of the planets have been coming up with in response to what's happening at the moment. Is the hours rough coat hospitalized in London and he shared some of his thoughts with me. I mean it's so tricky. Marcus because fundamentally the restaurants around the world and oversee it slightly differs in different cities or different countries. Whether it's you know. They've been made to physically close or like in London at the moment. It's Thursday here and restaurants sister league allow to be open so the advice slightly diff is. But we've never seen anything like this before in this industry where your business literally falls off a cliff overnight and suddenly you have no customers and I'm sure a lot of your listeners. To the menu now that the restaurant industry operates on very tight margins and relies a huge amount light lots of business but especially restaurants on cash flow. So there's the obvious things of working out how long you can survive for while being closed and trying to pay you'll start off and holding onto as much cash as possible but on the softer ideas. You know you're seeing a lot of people turn to doing takeaway meals undoing local delivery so not relying on delivery companies can sometimes take quite large commission. But you know people actually sending off out to deliver meals. Obviously they've got to abide by the current health and safety guidelines for the current of ours. But we're seeing people kind of think outside the box and of course lots of people are using the larger delivery companies to get their food out to people who obviously on leaving their home. It was kind of other advice. Get your phone if you are open. And your trading. There was a group of US talking about this at the end of last week saying this is the time to really show the customers that you do have that you all the best of the best say you need for the Best Hospitality Cook than the best food. Really make them feel welcome and now's the time to really win them over as customers. Have you come across in any innovative ideas from the hospitality industry during these trying times mention? Obviously that there is increasing amounts of home deliveries. But anything else. Yeah you're seeing more people do home deliveries I was reading about. I think it's GIN business in London. Who have started to make their own hand sanitizer Corsi. They've got alcohol in that equipped to do that. And that's obviously in high demand the moment but I think sadly at the moment for so many hospitality businesses around the world. They're really focused on just going. How are we going to survive? And how do we cut as many causes possible while maintaining a workforce to survive? What's going on? What about customers if you have a local restaurants you love and your feelings about what's happening right now? How can you show your support? Besides the obvious going there and ordering fruit. Yes so we're starting to see more places actually suggest to customers to buy vouchers. Which restaurants have done before but they're really pushing it now saying look we closed so you can't come down and spend money with us but if you buy a voucher say one hundred dollars off two hundred pounds you will get the voucher. But Oh so they're going to add on some cash to it so they're replacing you pay two hundred pounds for voucher to come dine with us when everything's back to normal American but actually it's gotta a value of two hundred and fifty pounds. I hope this is working. I don't have any stats. Administered by the people are doing this. But that's what people are trying to do their finding any way to bring in some sort of income and then when we can open our does again and start welcoming customers back in. There's a reason for people to come back. We should also remember that. This is not just about hotels and restaurants when we look at what's happening within the hospitality industry at the moment. We also have to remember that. There's plenty of suppliers this even say. Pr Companies that all of a sudden find themselves without any customers clients at the moment. Yeah exactly I mean. The knock-on effect of this has been huge. You know a hotel or restaurant nor opening or not having any business you obviously then do not need supplies as you say you've got people like PR companies. My own business is the same. We work very closely with hundreds of operators and suddenly all of your clients in the space of twenty four hours. They stopped they all shut down so the implications of this are very big. Is there anything you can do to support suppliers? Yeah I think at the moment especially in the UK at the moment. We're trying to find out what's going to happen on the same places like in New York and La where all the restaurants have shot. I just think he's offering much support to people as possible. People are coming up with different ideas of how to survive as a business and I think the main thing we will have to remember. Is You know. We're starting to see life. Comeback to normal in places like China Hong Kong and Singapore. So we know things do recover and will get better. It's now just working out. How do we get through the next two to three months? Say That when things do get back to normal and we can happen again and start operating as an industry that we're going to be there. Are things a very important point to make over there? It's important to remember that this wheel and one day. This chaos is going to be over at some points when the virus outbreak is over until we can continue our lives as usual. I know you follow London's restaurant scene carefully. Do you think things will be different? Then what do you expect when blazes start opening again and when we can continue our lives? The honest on Sir is an. I really hope I'm wrong here. And a lot of it balances on what the government does in this country to save jobs. But there's going to be less restaurants and think that's just the sad truth at the moment when this does finish and we can get back to normal. There are going to with being casualties in this industry. It's the sad truth about to an you know it's awful visa people's lives. I'm just hoping that. Obviously with the government support and everything that will hopefully be announced very soon in terms of how to how to look off your employees in support pay them and then hopefully more stuff with landlords. Giving that operates is breaks rents etcetera the we can limit how many businesses caught the. It's going to be a very different world and I think that's the same for every country. The when we out of this. I think people will be living differently. Unemployment from Goto spirituality
Serial Killers
The Zodiac Killer Pt. 2
"The Zodiac killer contacted the California press for the first time in letters to three bay area papers. He claimed he'd already murdered three people and threatened to kill more. He also included a bizarre coded message which he demanded the papers publish. The papers did with Zodiac asked and a little more than a week later. The cipher was cracked by a couple from Salinas. They revealed a chilling taunting message from the Zodiac. About how much he loved to kill at the time. The term serial killer was not widely understood but it was nonetheless clear that the Zodiac was unique and dangerous kind of criminal. He craved publicity and infamy and he would go to any lengths to get it. It was a frightening proposition but knowing the Zodiacs hunger for fame also gave authorities some valuable insight into the killer's mind. Vanessa's going to take over on the psychology here and throughout the episode please note. Vanessa is not licensed psychologist or psychiatrist but she has done a lot of research for this show thanks Greg. Many people yearn for fame though not everyone actively seeks it. According to Dr Robert Fuller former president of Oberlin College. This is because power is unevenly distributed in society between. Somebody's and nobody's he writes. Nobody's are marginalized to the point of invisibility. Since humans are social creatures. Banishment carries a threat of being deprived of social and material resources critical to health and happiness and sometimes to survival itself. Fame promises an escape. This suggests that the Zodiac felt that becoming infamous would grant him power over others and would turn from a nobody to a somebody precisely the Zodiac. Was likely someone who felt marginalized in his everyday. Life seeking publicity and spreading. Panic might have made him feel more in control for a moment it looked like the Zodiac had gotten everything he desired his crimes. Were big news the talk of the nation but he was soon beaten that his own game on August eighth nineteen sixty nine the same day. His First Cypher was cracked his limelight was stolen by Charles Manson and his family after the brutal murder of five people including the pregnant actress. Sharon tate the Manson's were all the press. Could talk about. The celebrity of their victims granted the Manson family the edge over the Zodiac and this undoubtedly antagonized him to regain notoriety the Zodiac knew. He'd have to do something dramatic nearly two months later on September twenty seventh. He made his move that afternoon. Twenty Year Old Bryan Hartnell and twenty two year old. Cecelia shepard lay on a blanket by the shore of Lake Berry Sa. Brian and Cecilia had made the trip on a whim. They had previously dated but weren't together at the time under the shade of a large oak tree. They enjoyed each other's company and spoke quietly together around six PM. Cecilia noticed some movement in the trees nearby. Brian dismissed her worries. He initially assumed that another lake. Goer was relieving themselves in the woods as they were no bathrooms in the vicinity but he was wrong. Cecilia gassed as a strange man. Holding a pistol approach them from a few hundred feet away. The gun wasn't the only thing frightening about him. He wore some kind of long black hood over his face which extended down past his shoulders. On the man's chest. The symbol of guns crosshairs had been drawn the same symbol the Zodiac used to sign his letters. Neither Brian NOR CECILIA. Recognize the simple and had no idea they were face to face with a serial killer even so the gun and the outfit were more than enough to terrify. Cecilia. At around two hundred pounds and six feet he cut intimidating figure almost like a medieval executioner. Brian wasn't quite as scared as Cecilia. When the man I approached he assumed the getup was just a disguise stolen from a costume shop. Both he and Cecilia watched paralyzed as the man. Got Within seventy five feet of them when he stopped moving. Cecilia asked him what he wanted. The Stranger told them he was there to rob them and warn them against doing anything rash. Brian and Cecilia approached the man and gave him what money they had. Brian only had seventy five cents. But the stranger didn't seem too concerned. It a measured cold voice. He told Brian every little bit help then. He was quiet for a moment. It looked like the hooded man was thinking about what to say next without any provocation. He explained that he was an escaped convict from Montana. He claimed to be on the run to Mexico. Miraculously Brian was still relatively calm about the situation. He felt sure the man was only looking for their money. He hoped he could diffuse the tension by showing some kindness to the would be assailant in offered to write the check for some more money somewhat thrown by. Brian's offer the Zodiac clumsily. Refused his help at first when pressed he finally said he wanted. Brian's car keys. Brian searched for his case. Not sure if wade let them as he searched the Zodiac grew impatient and visibly anxious brain began to believe. The man was bluffing and casually asked if his gun was really loaded. The Stranger promised his gun was loaded and claimed he'd killed before then. He ordered Cecilia to Tie Brian. Up tossing her some clothes line from his pocket while she complied. Brian tried to talk to the stranger. A little more but only received a couple of terse answers the Zodiac Ben tied Sealy as hands in ordered both of them to lay face down so he could find their legs. Brian couldn't help protesting. It was getting dark around the lake and the temperature was getting lower in his mind. The Stranger had already gotten everything he wanted and couldn't understand why his legs had to be tied up the Zodiac pressed the gun into Brian's back and ordered him down again this time. Brian Obeyed and he and Cecilia late on the ground next to each other. Brian grimaced as the man hog tied him. He tried to keep a brave face for Sicilia but he was completely baffled by the situation. The stranger seemed so nervous and so careful. He didn't sound like the hardened criminal he claimed to be and yet he hadn't let down his guard throughout the encounter once the Zodiac has victims tied up. Brian's words no longer seem to have much effect when Brian asked if he was nervous. The Zodiac laughed. Brian followed up again. Asking if the gun was really loaded. The Zodiac Likely Hoping to finally terrify. His victim took the magazine out of the gun to show Brian the bullets. Then he holstered the weapon. It turned out he really hadn't been planning to shoot them instead. He'd brought a knife. Brian and Cecilia watched in horror as the hooded man. Pulled out a foot long blade from a sheath on his hips then without another word he jammed the knife into Brian's back