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Mike Gallagher Podcast
A highlight from The Mike and Mark Davis Daily Chat - 08/15/23
"Mary Amsterdam. A movie star. The Professor and Mary Ann. Somebody in the Nick Van Dyke cast a mic, I know, sorry. You know how Professor and Mary Ann got screwed in season one, right? What? Gilligan the skipper to a millionaire and his wife. A movie star and the rest, the rest. The Professor and Mary Ann. That was season two, the entire first season. There were only two people left and they could have fit them into the song, but the first season Gilligan's Island says, a movie star instead of the Professor and Mary Ann. So Russell Johnson, Don Wells, not even mentioned at the beginning, crazy. A hundred and fifty brain cells of mine have just died. That's right. How do you know that? Do you realize, if you want to talk about the master of useless knowledge, there it is. Oh, you got that right. Well, here's what's weird. So you and I have talked about how Dick Van Dyke has wound around our brain. The show debuted when you were like one. So I guess it's in syndication because I'm old enough that in its later incarnations, because it went 61 to 66, I remember watching late season stuff when I'm seven or eight, a member of that magnificent cast, one of the best casts ever, a member of that cast born 100 years ago today. And that would be the amazing Rosemary, Sally Rogers. It's a great documentary about her. Have you seen it? Yes. It's called Wait For Your Laugh. I love it. And guess who's not in it? Well, okay, well, hang on. I think she might have been because she died. Well, guess who wouldn't have been in it anyway? Dick Van Dyke himself is in it, who's still alive at 97. Carl Reiner is in it. Mary Tyler Moore. Okay, Mary Tyler Moore. I think it died before it came out. Rosemary and Mary Tyler Moore, Sally Rogers and Laura Petri did not get along. So the story goes, yeah, so the story goes. And just an amazing, and she started out as a child star in like the 30s. And there's a wonderful quote from her. She said, I had this deep voice, which you can remember from the Sally Rogers character. So I'm in these movies as a kid and people thought I was a 30 -year -old midget. There's that theory. Don't say that. You can't use that. First of all, don't say that word. Dwarf, dwarf, dwarf. Her quote, not mine. Her quote, not mine. All right, how about some headlines today because we've got some real stuff to talk about. Let's go. Big stuff, big breaking news. Let's take a stroll through the headlines. Hillary and Rachel Maddow crack up laughing over Trump's new bombshell indictment. Here's a headline. Georgia district attorney gives Trump until August 25th at noon to surrender. From Axios, case loaded with breathtaking ambition. Breaking news, Georgia judge rules cameras will be allowed in courtroom if Trump is indicted. You know, Mark, we love talking about cultural stuff and TV shows and Mary Tyler Moore and all that. I want to bring up an analogy of a movie I remembered when I was a kid that had a profound impact on me, The Exorcist. Do you remember the scene when the little girl who is possessed by the devil does something terrible and it's way over the top? I forget what it is she did. Oh, there are a couple of those. I know, she threw the priest out the window, something. But after she did it, she's sitting in the bed, the devil now is in this little girl's body. The evil cackle? The evil cackle and a look on her face like even I know I went too far. She's got a look and I remember that scene. I'm like, even the devil knows I went too far. Yeah, but you know what? I'm feeling that today because they've gone so far. This evil act of interfering with an election, a desperate attempt to stop Trump is so far. Mark, you know there are Democrats and people who hate Trump who know this is too much. You know they know it. They're listening to us. They do, Mark. They have to. Yes, there are some. What percentage of Democrats in America, it's a total gut check, what percentage of Democrats in America look at this and go, dude, I hate him, but this is crazy. We're going to get him elected and this is, or actually they probably know that, but I think your premise is even they know this is overreach. Even they know this is a sham. Even they know this is wrong. Read the indictment. Read the indictment and recognize that Fannie Willis has, and incidentally you saw of course the debacle, how they released accidentally the charges before the grand jury ended its meeting. They just couldn't wait. They just got it. They couldn't help it. They couldn't help themselves. I mean, this is like right out of a Hollywood movie. The state of Georgia, now let this sink in, has criminally indicted the former president of the United States for tweeting that people ought to turn on the TV and watch one American news. Yep. That's one of the charges. Another one is securing a meeting room in the state Capitol to coordinate the alternate set of electors that they would deploy if their claims prevailed. They didn't, so the alternate electors were for naught, but just renting that, securing that room was also a crime. Another one, they indicted the White House chief of staff for asking for a phone number. Pennsylvania, pretty excited. They also indicted the former GOP state chair for reserving a room, as you said. I mean, Mark, this is unbelievable. I mean, and I'm telling you that he's going to get elected. In fact, this one might have done it. This one might be enough to say, and you know what's awful? He'll be behind bars. They're going to convict him, Mark, and we've got to be ready for this. I heard Byron York give a terrible scenario this morning that ought to be a wakeup call to every American. Here's a scenario that could happen. He gets convicted. He gets incarcerated. He has to go to prison. Biden wins by a sliver like he did in 2020. After the election, the higher courts throw it all out and say it was bogus and it was wrong. Meaning he was in jail for naught. He was in jail falsely. Well, he lost the election based on it, Mark. That's the ultimate proof of election interference. This is something that Fannie doesn't care about. This is something that Rachel Maddow doesn't care about. You go ahead and live in a country where we're going to have to accept that a conviction that was then ruled completely improper and unconstitutional and wrong and politically motivated, but it's too late because by the time it gets to the higher courts, the election is over and Biden hangs on for a sliver of a victory. If that happens, Democrat America will be fine because they don't really particularly even care that necessarily much if Trump dies in jail. They'd love it. But what all they really want, all this is all about is taking him off the field, off the battlefield for this election so that he doesn't become president again. If they get that, they won't care at all if everything gets appealed successfully, don't you think? I mean, Mark, Democrat America may not care, but America should care and America is going to be broken. I'm telling you, this will break this country. We're already heading that way and I'm not trying to overstate this. Charlie Kirk tweeted something out that's so important. He says, here's an actual line from the Georgia indictment. Now listen, this is from the indictment. Act 22. This is a criminal act that Fannie Willis wants Trump to go to jail over. As read by the – here it is, quote, on or about the third day of December 2020, Donald John Trump caused to be tweeted from the Twitter account at Real Donald Trump, quote, Georgia hearings now on one American news network, amazing, unquote. This was an overt act in furtherance of the conspiracy.
Cinemavino
"van dyke" Discussed on Cinemavino
"Yeah, well, it's like, I think about that. Because it feels like then that movie is still kind of current in a way. It's like Mary Poppins. It's like Julie Andrews and dick man knickers both still alive. So it makes it feel more recent. When they pass away, it makes the movie feel like a big Van Dyke have a very, very young wife. I mean, he might, I'm not sure. I haven't checked. I know that he was in the sequel and was dancing around at 96. I know he has a very, very thick wiener. He's no LBJ. All right, fair enough. But yeah, that's what I got. But this has been another episode of hanging out and it has technically. We've had Travis and Sean. Yep. My name is Todd. And we will see you guys next week. And not with a bang, but probably with a whimper, wherever Travis just went. A little whimper. Be sure to listen right and subscribe at Apple podcasts, Spotify, cast box or wherever you listen to podcasts. Our website is at cinema vino dot net and reviews of these films can be found at Todd wafford movies dot com.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"van dyke" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Another legal story we're watching Some circuit court opinions are getting attention lately not because of their content but because of their tone They go writing coach Ross guberman joins Bloomberg student Grasso to discuss this new sarcastic trend One judge 9th circuit judge Lawrence Van Dyke has taken opinion language to another level Ross explained what judge Van Dyke wrote in a Second Amendment case recently Yes so he did something I can't remember seeing before He wrote a concurrence which is of course pretty customary And then he wrote a concurrence to his own concurrence but what was really unusual is so this is as you said a Second Amendment case the high profile case So he was sort of assuming that the case was going to go on bonk and his concurrence to himself but basically tried to write what he thinks the majority will come up with So he wrote an opinion going the opposite way from what he wanted But then what he did is he had all these footnotes and thought bubbles with a very kind of snarky sarcastic tone Essentially claiming that anybody who supports this particular California regulation was just completely making things up and had all terrier motives Get those goals accomplished in the guise of an ordinary looking opinion So that's what I think he was trying to get across sort of the trifecta right this almost like to put them on the defensive before they've even had a chance to rehear the case Sort of So that you can have a lot of what he would probably say kind of gobbledygook standards and quotations from case law and then make them very strong suggestion that they were slimy for lack of a better word and we're going to sort of make up the Law & Order to uphold the gun regulation And as we go writing coach Ross goberman speaking with Bloomberg.
Shop Talk Live - Fine Woodworking
"van dyke" Discussed on Shop Talk Live - Fine Woodworking
"Yeah and that's what. I did just before ben came. I was playing tapers down downtown temporary. Well it was my here you know. And there's blue tape everywhere on the bench ridiculous i mean just streaming in the wind that and you know the only thing holding it down as the double stick tape everywhere else you walk anywhere there's doubles dictate tapia. New bluetooth yeah. I think we've gone through like three four roles said this week. Yeah jesus tough. 'cause like baba's always hard time the blue tape so i'm never using exactly the amount i should. I'm either like kind of paranoid and amusing little pieces. Cause i don't wanna freak out bomb or i'm like ticked off and i just plastered tight exactly exactly so so. Yeah so the The wedge that. I was trying out Just i put taped it on and just to see and yeah it works so tomorrow. I'm going to dial it in and make sure that it's good. But and then i'll heat up some hot some hide glue and you put it in after you you pulled it off and you pushed it in and the door was just a little little say bob. Van dyke made an out of square drawer. I can guarantee you that. I made that square drawer. Yeah i remember that right. add up for some. I had a hard time glue in that drawer up. I don't know why but yeah for yeah. The little wedge just knocked arena. Place was great. It was funny you know and when you say that the that drawer is probably the only time that i've done a drawer with half lined up tails in the front and just the data in the back and i've never. I don't think i've ever done that before. And i had a hell of a time. Squaring both of those drawers. Where i've never had a you know. Glue up drawer. Okay yeah it's square And i've never had an issue and that one are both of those drawers. I remember you know like wow screwing around with it now like all right take take the clamps off Screw alvin again. Thank god i was using the old brown glue that i could actually do that rather than the yellow glue that You know someone who's sitting at this table squares by forever. He actually drinks it. you know. i've seen him drink. Sponsored by o'brien and taipan sticky murder episode sponsored by gorilla. Glue yesterday. check this episode sponsored.
Airplane Geeks Podcast
Daedalean Flight Control Software
"This max flake and i'm here with hill glazier hill. It's good to speak with you again. We we seem to be talking quite a quite a lot these days. A lot more especially with venture right behind us. It's great to see you as well max And we've got ourselves of really fun interview so we'll just get right into it. Yeah we have a guest dr luc van dyke. He's the founder and ceo of the daily in which a zurich based startup. they're developing flight control software for autonomous flight. How their goal is to create an a. I pilot that will outperform human pilots currently the daily and is working with regulators with leading aerospace manufacturers and major e vitale companies to test and certify the first machine learning based sensor systems these guidance navigation and flight control hook. Welcome to the airplane geeks podcast. Thanks for having me. I took a look at the daily and webpage and it speaks to safety technology and economics. In fact it says safety requires it. Technology enables it and economics makes it inevitable. Maybe we can start by talking about. Why does safety require this technology. So gliding lying super-safe if you talk about commercials for the big airliners accidents are really into noise Recently we have a year with no accidents then. We had a year or two accident happens. There were clearly. You know common cause But not given how much commercially transport support there. Is that spacey However if you go to anything smaller anything that has a lesson nineteen seats especially if you go to the private segment
WGN Radio
"van dyke" Discussed on WGN Radio
"My niece just had twin boys, Bailey and Levi. That's a cool name. That is. Yeah, that is a cool name right there. So is Bailey Bailey and leave by those are cool. Congratulations. Congratulations to them. I wish I had a Luminal noughties Pizza's under something like that. All right. So anyway, I was mentioning earlier that the Kennedy Center honors the 43rd. Kennedy Center honors. Will be broadcast on CBS tonight at seven o'clock tonight. Chicago time. The awards were already handed out earlier this month. Because of Covid. It was delayed. So the whole time schedule thing is, you know, turned upside down. But among those honored this year are, uh Tony nominee Debbie Allen. Also joined by as a singer songwriter activist Joan Baez, singer songwriter Garth Brooks and violinist Maduro and the great and legendary Antoni Award winner. I might add Dick Van Dyke. From Bye Bye birdie back in the day. Of course, we know Dick Van Dyke from probably best from his classic Dick Van Dyke Show, So I wanted to spend a couple of minutes today honoring Dick Van Dyke. And a cookie version of the Dick Van Dyke Show theme like that. That's a nice swinging version. It is a swinging version of the song 20. Have you seen these colorized versions that CBS has been running? Yes, I have their coolers to they did a They really did do a good job. I have Yes, really cool to see these old shows that We've watched for over 50 years in black and white, and now they have restored colour to them based on old photographs of the Dick Van Dyke Show. So what we are seeing the way you know, it actually.
KCRW
"van dyke" Discussed on KCRW
"Morning edition from NPR News. I'm Steve Inskeep, and I'm Noel King. Good Morning. Kennedy Center. Honorees run the gamut There's Debbie Allen, Dick van Dyke, Joan Baez Garth Brooks, the violinist Midori This Sunday CBS will air a special featuring tributes and performances. Here's NPR's Elizabeth Blair. I dreamed I saw hard. Joe Hill last night, Singer and activist Joan Baez brought Dr Anthony Fauci to the Kennedy Center Honors Medallion ceremony, which was taped last month. He's not in the CBS special, but Jackson Browne and Sturgell Simpson are they pay tribute to Baez? There is a house then only they call H right? Serious son. In interviews, the honorees expressed support for public arts funding. With Dick Van Dyke Lamenting cuts to arts education. At a press conference, Debbie Allen talked about the pandemic Musicians have been out of work dancers out of work actors out of work directors out of work stagehands out of work. Wardrobe people out of work. I think the best thing the government can do. Is what is happening now so that we can open our theaters so we can open our dance schools. Debbie Allen's multi hyphenated career as a dancer, choreographer, actor and director also includes founding the Debbie Allen Dance Academy. Fellow honoree violinist Midori founded the orchestra residencies program students from both organizations performed together. In a typical year, This.
MyTalk 107.1
"van dyke" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"Alone because everybody thinks you're hanging out with us. If you would like to just be gets, um, fit inspiration. Please check out of people that come story Holly posted of Dick Van Dyke doing his core power exercise with one of those little fan. Oh, yeah, the little setup things sort of thing. Hard thing. It's so cute. When they take that Kennedy Center honors It'll be on, I think like maybe next week. She s so Dick Fandango was honored and he's 95 Remember, we met him and his hairdresser wife and they marilyng when she did his, like Here and make up when they were honoring. Maybe Mary Tyler Moore. Somebody like that. It was recent recent. Yeah, He was quite lovely. Oh, my gosh. Still funny and sharp. Very sir. Take a look at that. Also, we posted a reggae Zhaan pages covering variety. Andre. Here's the thing. Um, we posted the photo the interview with him. Here's my thing. It's six. We're six weeks away from Emmy nominations, Okay, And I don't think there's any doubt at all that we know Mer Avi's town. It's going to get nominated for stuff. Bridger 10. So many people watch that. But again, not in December, right? You think people forget about it? Well, I also think that Bridger 10 is Frothy. It's serious, and it's adored by women, which means that it might not get the NUM Emmy love that other shows get because that Right there. Because it's a period piece. It's frothy. You know, if my guess is that it's just not it's not. That's right, highbrow enough to be in emanated for a nominee and I will be very upset if reggae Zhaan pages not nominated for leading actor in a drama series Because he swept us off of our knees, the whole world, it would be a major snob. I know I'm just saying that, of course, you know, like the costume, the hair everything, but its frothy came out in December and, you know, sometimes people. You know, anyway, but he doesn't have to audition anymore. That's for damn sure for anything old rigging, you know, so No, I just want him to, you know? I want him to get nominated for that. It would just be such a snob but would make me absolute crazy because, like you're mad at him, because he Oh, that's Hollywood. People understand that, you know, And I think Jean Smart is gonna have a good year. She's gonna get double Nam's for hacks. Yep. Is anyone got back to that? I've just watched the first hacks. I want my car episode. Okay, I got up. I like it there, like four out there. Maybe I want to say 66. Okay. Put out to every Thursday. Okay? I'm very behind. Yes. You're behind her behind. You haven't seen Mirabilis Tell you to quit talking about it for you. Thank you, Star Jean Smart. Yes, they do. He's gonna win some awards. Oh, yeah, She's so good. She is so good. Um, what else? Um We want to talk about your Lee half. Well, I think that you know, it's um Who did you guys talk about this miles teller thing where you get punched? Do we cared like him? We talked about it about it. You see, you know with the story was that it was the wedding planner who owed him money, But he's saying it. It was a stranger. Who's selling the truth Marine because I did watch them always a small island. Yes, it is. People know people. We were more interested in how the four of miles teller vacationing was shelling Woodley and Aaron Rodgers and was Aaron telling. Miles, and everybody else what was really going on with the Packers? That's really what we were like, You know, That's what you were curious about. We were curious about the giving or do you guys think he's coming back? I don't know. Don't care. Yeah, well, the pattern are our border state cares. Well, I'm sure they do. But what you guys think you know you like your football more than I am not up to page right now without what's going on in that sport up to page you like that up to the front in front page of the book of the booklet and Sports car? You? Yeah, I don't know. We've seen this go either way. But it seems like he really wants out. It's funny in the interview, he did. He's like I love everybody here, except for one guy. So it makes you wonder if they'll maybe what if they could get rid of that general manager a guy that he doesn't like, You know, maybe he wants to play for the L. A Raiders so he can live in movie town. The Raider. Well, the Raiders are in Las Vegas. Now, maybe the Rams or the Chargers. Right? But I like that lawyer. One of the waiters way. Saw a lot of their race. Yes, we dig. Yes, I know a lot of it. And let's see. It wasn't so easy. That gift shop at the airport there. Yes, they do without the jerseys. Even the damn belie Geo had Golden knights and the football team state that their hockey team beat the wild. Yeah, but they got their butts kicked by Cho. Did they Okay, Good. Right away. That was the first game was like 7 to 1. Alright, They have exciting which it was nice. The bars on west seventh and all around. You know, all the sport people were out about on Friday night. You just felt here that it just felt people were just like like we talked about earlier at the beginning. It just kind of feels like Oh, yea, you know We're so glad last year is so is in the rear view mirror, And it's the one of the weirdest things to get rid of us. I got to go back and get my mask. Yeah, you know that constant. I kind of just the news. Minneapolis dropped the mandate this afternoon. So is it just saying Paul now? Saint Paul. Yeah, and there were a few places as we made it like we was stopped at Gordy's high hat and the restaurant. Is that okay? Okay. And the restaurant wasn't open. They're still just doing drive up and take out service. So you know things are moving along, but Oh, damn did that That was my first solid food on Saturday in a week and I had that she cheeseburger well done with pickles and some French fries. I literally thought I was just so did you drive by the Frank Lloyd Wright Gas is okay, But I mean, Gioia, you haven't eaten. I know you haven't eaten. I would. I know my part of me is jealous at the same time is I saw the pain You're in. Every part of me thinks Why can't I get a parasite? Why can't I just for? I only want one or two days, you know? No, I do think this way. I'm going alone and thinking, you know, I know I because you are lost, like £9. I know I'm looking at. Yeah, I can see that. Yeah, And I'm just like this is no way to lose weight. But you, you know? Yeah, I like that. I've been trying to lose retire here, okay? I'm okay. Yeah, I'm okay. Just.
The Art Newspaper Weekly
Inside Frick Madison in New York
"Now on the eighteenth of march. The frick collection will launch frick madison. It's temporary new home on madison avenue in new york until now the collection of our master paintings and sculptures and decorative arts as in the gilded age mansion on central park bequeath to the public. By the industrialist henry clay frick when he died in one thousand nine hundred nineteen and it's more than doubled in size since then mentioned is now closed for renovation and expansion to accommodate collection and special exhibitions so the collection has moved a few blocks but in tune entirely different. Textual realm freak. Madison is housed in the bath. House architect muscle broilers brutalism masterpiece originally built for the whitney museum of american art in nineteen sixty six recently. The home of the met bria so had to bellini and titian van. Dyke rembrandt mir fragonard gainsbourg. Look in these alien surroundings. I spoke to the deputy director and chief curator xavier salomon. Who's overseeing the concept and installation to find out xavier. I wonder if you could cast your mind back to moment the e. I knew you were going to get the boy a building. Full the frick collection. Tell us what he felt at that moment. It was a combination of relief and absolute terror. I think You know relief because you know the plan was to really put the entire collection in storage be closed for a couple of years while we were renovating the building at the frick and then reopened so the idea that we had a place where we could display. The arts was a huge sense of relief and we had talked to a number of museums about getting a few rooms or a floor. And so did they have having an entire building. We could move. The offices and the entire election was absolutely exciting but terrifying. Because you know. Imagine moving the wallace collection to barbican. Oh the jack ready to this on pompidou. I mean it's just the idea of taking something out of its natural context. Let's say as we as we see it and bring it into something that's totally alien so as soon as we made that decision. That was a lot of thinking and a lot of backwards info about what to do with the building. Did you try out in your mind and on paper all sorts of different alternatives in other words. That wasn't a just a preconceived idea. We're going to do it in the way that you've ended up doing it now. Absolutely and the first phase was a lot of thinking a lot of backwards and forwards on various ideas. You know you have a blank canvas and the bank canvas is exciting but at the same time it's also terrifying because you have so many ways you could go and i still think there are other solutions. We could've used. I mean what we did is by no means the only the only option And i'm sure you know people will like it. People will criticize it. People will think it could have been done a different way but out of all the choices together with my team we filled. This was the most logical one for us and the one we wanted to pursue the one. We thought was most interesting but we definitely did play with all sorts of options on at the beginning. We didn't really exclude anything. I mean we started with even the idea of recreating the rooms in a building. The broil yet so just sort of replicating the rooms of the spirit of the rooms and then of course. We went in the opposite direction. And that's sort of why we got to
WTMJ 620
"van dyke" Discussed on WTMJ 620
"Van Dyke show on watching this every afternoon to until three. And then if I'm really being a sloth, I watch Mary Tyler Moore before that from one until two. So it's just two hours of nothing getting done, except maybe some Twitter's grilling and this, of course, still great shows. But there's a article in The Washington Post. I think it was Rachel and I found it about the fact that this is not just a 102 Z. This is a lot of people doing these things. Favorite movies. Favorite TV shows over and over and over again. Websites are being created. Podcasts are being developed around rewatching of TV shows What makes a TV show or a movie re watchable to the point where you'll do it over and over and over again. Ad nauseam to the point where your significant other rolls her eyes and thinks that you've got absolutely berserk. Oh, for sure, And everybody's got a different one. Whether it's a sitcom or or something you've watched in the past year or I get down these guy fee idea. And Bobby Flay rabbit holes on the food network for hours and hours and hours on end some of my scene before too like some of the diners drive ins and dives. You've seen it before, but it's comfortable. It's it's not that punching in the face with some sort of bad news, so you'll watch that cheeseburger being made again. That's what you mention before, Rachel. We talked about this. The fact that you're not seeing people wearing masks, 8 ft apart. Being reminded that we're living in these pandemic times. It's it is a simpler time, even though like in the case of Dick Van Dyke, the mid sixties were not simple. They were complicated, but when you look at him now, it's like, Oh, that was there was a lot easier than it is today. Yeah, for sure says so. Many of these new shows are, you know, implementing Cove it as part of their story line, but yeah, for me. Um, King of Queens is my go to in the daytime, and it's just kind of something you don't have to think about. You can sit there kind of relax and decompress. And sometimes I nap during it. And stuff like that. And friends is my other go to you. And for the same reason, just nineties, you know, no cares. No worries. You just kind of watching these people laughing. You're not. Yeah, There's no death destruction. Crazy things like that. You don't overthink it either. Like, how do those people getting by on next to nothing in New York City Have this big, beautiful apartment They can't even afford working in a coffee shop. Yeah, they don't have the $15 an hour minimum wage back then. I know that for effect, but, yeah, I think friends is one of those shows it actually, you know, it's making some of these streaming services. The volume of people watch friends. That's a franchise maker for some of these new streaming services that they're trying to establish themselves and you don't have any original programming of your own. You gotta have a franchise like that to draw eyeballs. But, yeah, Don't so much fall down the food rabbit hole. My wife does that Saturday afternoon. She watches all the Italian cooking shows, but we did you gotta Yes. And who's Evan? Oh, my pioneer woman. No. Sorry. Who's Lydia? Don't know Lydia Lydia. She's gonna diamond on Saturdays. Now. Apparently, it's good stuff. We did start watching Stanley Tucci, his I've seen Italian show for that. Talk about not wanting to, you know, Think about food before six in the morning. Oh, my God. All the guy does is eat ways. Maybe a buck 42. I don't know how you must have a high metabolism. He's knocking down all this good stuff in Italy. I mean, he was having pizza Left and right was so good. I almost crawled through the screen, but again comfort food for the ice. Yes, absolutely. A 25. Steve's graffiti is next. This monumental moment in black history is sponsored by Tayback Law.
ESPN FC
Can Liverpool Snap Their Slump?
"Liverpool coming off a result midweek in the champions league thought when we focus on their league form not so great. They've lost three straight for merely outscored eight to two in those matches. Stevie the league form not good but can we throw it out the window based on what you saw. Mid week. Leipzig to be honest. I'm gonna base on scene from evan. Rather than what. I've seen from liverpool. I think we know liverpool. Golden played good football. Hopefully they're going to create. The question is what we take chances. And kinda and that's been their mantra. I think this is over. Evan up until i go a bed the smaller and looked and looked to see what had been said for months. You'll autobahn and use a kind of changed my opinion because i was very comfortable when i went to bed. Before the fact that culvert loons black. You've got allenbach. You got hamas who. I think we'll play as well. So they've kind of a as well as liverpool getting a little bit of a kick from winning against light shake evans going to get a little spot as well for most three at the same time. I don't think is going to be an awful thing. Liverpool will take it a business. You mentioned what carlo ancelotti said. You're in club downplayed this earlier but the reverse fixture of this is where virgil van. Dyke got hurt. We'll liverpool's players be thinking about that. Is that at all a factor in this absolutely not liverpool of other things to worry about right now with those vendettas. And when you stop doing that that affects your game when you start worrying about getting a kick it somebody or gone around and tried to get one on the that's going to affect you as you said liverpool too many other problems where they can. They can do things so i i don't think will have any whatsoever correct. Speaking those other liverpool problems basically been a coin flip over the last couple of months which liverpool we get and it's not really between good and bad. it's between feast and famine and look. There's a clear fight for the top four here between a few teams what one of which up until a couple of games ago look it might be able to make still be but clearly live for sure. I'm not going to catch. Set has been questioned whether anybody will catch them but settling from where pearl are so. There's a clear fight for the top. Four and i think they'll be buoyed by their performance and mid week but i'm with stevia. Initially islanders probably going combat but he's lacking much shoppers. Rodriguez is a talent. But he's not particularly away from home. A place like lever put and going to get the ball here because everton do that home in a way. They often the lawyers for as what liver poke can do with an ev. You know the such a hard team to read it. Belet lasted in a sense. Have lost some crazy games as she are still up there. Everyone had i think the three games in hand up until a week or ten days ago and then they lost home to fill them the loss home to set these kind of expected. The hong end then brushed aside. But i could see lever. Pull getting a result here purely going to dominate the game. And i think eventually it will break down. Of course they're gonna watch learn these pace and behind running the johnson. That's a weak point for liverpool at the moment. But i just feel with us. Top four limited as real. Fight that lever pill get the job done here and could run together to get themselves in their shock. Everton haven't beaten liverpool since two thousand ten have one at anfield since one thousand nine hundred ninety nine. This feels like as good a chance chances. They're going to get ride. No all records falling as far as liverpool is concerned in particular over recent weeks. That format downfield. Now i'm different from the voice. I'm sitting around the fence but leaning everton. I just feel as good. A result was against rb leipzig. Maybe a little bit expected especially given i felt. I thought i'd be like coming into this. A little bit light up front and maybe not threatening liverpool anywhere near as much as you would thought but with covid louis coming back. In particular that make centre-half paramount liverpool will be relying on on henderson. I just feel about their goals for forever time here and as a see i'm sitting on the inside but leading everton i just don't see a liverpool win.
77WABC Radio
"van dyke" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"If you see something suspicious, say something to local authorities. Now, The O'Reilly update continues to something you might not know. A growing number of Americans are working well into their senior years, staying in the workforce for money or even boredom. They want to have something to do. Believe it or not, The same is true for Hollywood. Once an industry exclusively devoted to the young and beautiful Maura Maura actors are snagging major rules in their nineties. Here are some examples. Actress Betty White, still working at 99, best known for her roles on sitcoms, The Mary Tyler Moore Show and the Golden Girls. Miss White has won a bunch of me's her first back in 1951. The most recent in 2014, a span of 63 years. Next Funny man. Mel Brooks, the comedian turns 95 years old this year. Males hit movies include the Producers, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein. Mel Brooks has three films scheduled for release this year. That's incredible. Dick Van Dyke still making the rounds in Hollywood at age 95. Dicks latest project was an appearance in the 2018 hit Mary Poppins returns. Mr Van Dyke became a global star for his performance as Burt in the original Disney film Mary Poppins Back in 1964. Gene Hackman turns 91 this year. Mr Ackman retired from acting about 15 years ago, telling Reuters quote. I missed the actual acting part of it as it's what I did for almost 60 years. I really love that. But the business for me is very stressful, however. Gene Hackman continues to write books at age 91. Finally Clint Eastwood a true phenomenon. Legendary star turns 91 in May Mysteries, which has no plans are retiring. His films have earned him five Academy Awards, including best director for the 1993 Western Unforgiven, his latest picture Cry Macho, which will be released this year. Breeze would cry macho. Could be an autobiography, right? Lenny's wood working hard at age 91. Hear that Tom Brady. Back after this. How bad is your back? Knee or neck? Pain? Mine was pretty bad. I played four sports when I was younger and catching up with me Now I tried a lot of stuff to manage the pain appointments. Pain relievers. Fish oil. Nothing worked. So a doctor friend of mine recommended Omega XL. And here's why Thea, underlying cause of painful achey joints and muscles is in inflammation. The key to knock down inflammation before it causes damage is backed by 35 years of research, and that's what Omega X. L does. The doctor also says quote I can't write any prescription that comes close to what Omega XL accomplishes She was right. So if you're suffering with painful achey.
KNBR The Sports Leader
"van dyke" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"Was a very fast winner of our first started Santa Anita. She was from New York. She came West. Will Traynor Robert Falcone Over the years, cellphones brought horses from New York to San Anita for the winter and really struck a high percentage in past years. This year. He hasn't won much, too, for 14. But one of those winds was with this horse on New Year's Day translate when she broke her maiden. When the trainer is in a cold streak in one of the horses who wins comes back. I usually like that horse right back because when the rest of the barn's not going well, and this horse was that's a really good sign. So I think translate could possibly win straight back to in a row. You get trading Van Dyke riding for my top ticket? Here's a gee, Andy, so I'm gonna use the 26 player to six exactly the two to win. Little six to exactly on the backup ticket and again use both The two and the six and the daily doubles from race number five with Mr Impossible, and also in that pick three races, 45 and six take the top choices, the top choices and then those two picks, and it's a very easy, economical pick three. But again if we beat basis in that middle leg, just pick three could pay 100 to 1. Fantastic. Okay, You're skipping the seventh. On moving much I like in the seventh. Yeah. Yeah, and moving on to the eighth race today at San needed their only running eight because the Super Bowl Sunday it's only a field of five. And as a person 65,000. He's a fillies and mares, four year olds and up and This will be a six furlong heat. Yeah, Number six. Hammering. Lemon got hammered last time really got a lot of traffic trouble to the head of the stretch and basically pulled up and didn't finish. That was in August that del Mar in a bio on the 16th. I want to actually CVI dot com, which is with our first technologies.
WTMJ 620
"van dyke" Discussed on WTMJ 620
"State health leaders are explaining why some people who are not currently eligible to get a covert 19 vaccine dose could still get one. It comes afterward. Bucks executive Alex last We received a dose this week, claiming a senior living facility would throw it out if he didn't take it. Health Department Deputy Secretary Julie will hand Van Dyke says. These situations will arise. Given the short timeframe. Vaccines are effective once removed from a freezer, get the vaccine and arms and there is no way we can police every single vaccine. It is put in an arm at the end of the day, Governor Evers claims these situations are not the norm. It's gonna be a percentage of a percentage of a percentage. Then Dyke adds. Those giving out the vaccine will stop receiving doses if they do not give them to eligible groups first. But hearing vaccine instances like last three is getting frustrating for some people carry Ngan Brent, who was trying to get her 19 year old son with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, the vaccine. Tells TMJ four knees better planning is needed to handle instances where extra doses are available. You can strongly suggest you can have Set of standards. You can have an outline for how it used to be done. Megan Brent, and she doesn't blame last three for getting a dose when he had the opportunity to get one A 20 year old man is facing a number of drug related charges after around $40,000 worth of drugs were found in a receipt home Wednesday, the sheriff's office says items found included over £7 of marijuana, assorted marijuana edibles in Vape cartridges and mushrooms. They were assisted by the Postal inspection service during their search. WTMJ forecast Mostly cloudy skies tonight lows around 24 mostly sunny and breezy for your Saturday highs around 34 Snow moves in by this evening, and it's six o'clock. Winter storm warning goes.
WGN Radio
"van dyke" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Luke, This is your wake up. Call it 6 24. Good morning. Wait. I'm just trying to think of the image of you like at the mattress store. Let me try this one out. You just leave me for like a half an hour. You got it. You know it. We had a couple of texts and e mails for you. And then time permitting, we'll get in a phone call if you have a question for Mr Gregson 312. 91 7200. That's also the text number. Good morning, Lou. I had our fireplace chimney cleaned. It cost $145. He said. It was okay for now, but it was very dirty. He said that we should Have him come back and clean it with a power brush in the spring and take it down to the brick. 300 more dollars. Do you think this is necessary? What I would recommend is many of the chimney services out there one in particular that sponsors here on WGN Radio Lindemann. They use a camera system, which I think is really the best way for any homeowner to understand exactly what's going on. They have this. Basically, it's ah smartphone that they have this device that they put it into, and then they go from the bottom and they go up and they take a serious of pictures. In some cases, it's a video and you can see exactly what's going on. If you're someone that burns a lot of natural fires, meaning that you're using firewood. It's recommended by the chimney Sweep Institute of America that you get it cleaned. Once a year now, normally under cleaning, they do use a brush, you know, just like Dick Van Dyke and Mary Poppins, right? I mean, literally. It's still that that way, and they'll put tarps down or whatever. Now, the power brush brush is basically a ah large drill attachment that takes that same brush and under higher speeds. Um Will will will clean it. I don't necessarily know that it's necessary again it if this person used some type of camera to see or just look down the chimney from up above. Then, you know, you certainly want to hope that you could take him for the their word. But using the camera is the best way to know for sure. If you need this service. What do we need to know about propane heaters, restaurants are using them. A lot of folks setting up backyard tense and Propane heaters. Are you Are you selling a lot of those? I'll tell you. What you need to know is that it's very hard to find and keep up with propane, the propane suppliers that supply hardware.
MyTalk 107.1
"van dyke" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"By I don't. It's already happened. We don't know. We don't know anything knowing very well, maybe their rep toys I don't know, although we did promise that this is a REP Toid free program for now, For now, Here's another celebrity gossip mystery, This one's vintage and quite delight. Well, I don't know it's happening. Let's see if you can solve it. This still living comic actor who is most definitely known for television would be a plus list to an older generation. Some might remember. He also had a good career in front of an audience before his several hit TV shows. While his personal life generally lives up to his no drama persona, and he's been married to the same woman. For years and years. He does have one funny trait his giant showiness. Wow! And in his heyday, he would show it if asked on his first hit show, The Sexy, Smoky Voice co star who married another co star late in life once drew two eyes and a mouth on it during a break, Okay. What I'm gonna say ready? I'm gonna say it. Is it? Dick Van Dyke? Oh, he died. No weasel, Shall I think God right now, but it's not him. It's no. This person is still alive. Like I'm assuming it's younger than take them. Well, His name is dick. Coming. Um, um, younger than Dick Van Dyke. Um, I have to do aged. Comply. God, so he is like in the running. No, but I will say that the person is younger than the Dick Van Dyke. Dick Van Dyke, by the way is 95 years old, So he's been around for a minute that this person has also been around for a year and a half. No. Several hit television shows. Several several Bob Newhart. Oh, he's not with us. Yes, he is an issue. It's Bob Newhart got a big wiener, and apparently, he'll show it to you if you asked him. Wow. We're also who was the smoky voiced actress who who drew on it might be Suzanne Pleshette. Okay, that makes sense. How this is. I would have thought it was that woman who was the woman She passed away a couple years ago. Wallace. Marcia Wallace. Yeah, I could see Martin. Actually it it could very well be Marcia Wallace. The voice of an exact like that, and the Karabell so My word you've really done by this whole. This is so hilarious line. Can you go back and fill in the blanks? Yeah, I can, I'll paraphrase. So wait. Bob Newhart, while his personal life has been no drama, he does have a funny trade. Apparently Bob Newhart. Has a big member, and in his heyday, he'd show it if you asked him now on his first hit show, the Bob Newhart Show, maybe Marcia Wallace. Maybe Suzanne Pleshette once threw two eyes and a mouth on it during a break. I'm dying. Things were very different in the seventies. That is that would that kind of a story like that? Would have a whole different ending in 2021. You know, tale ending. Thank you. Yeah. When we return on the Colleen and Bradley show, we're gonna do a little population ship corner. We've been keeping our high end the break up of a floor mus and, uh, We're going to check in and let you know how Ben Affleck is doing with this break up after this on the Colleen and Bradley show and my talk one of 71 nothing but good times.
WDTK The Patriot
"van dyke" Discussed on WDTK The Patriot
"Law license number. 603 J 783 in California. Equal Housing Opportunity Land Clear path, Lindy 8446250604. Happy New Year. This is Karen Holloway with Lone Star transfer. If you felt like looking your timeshare was difficult in the past, you know, it's been almost impossible over this last year. Many owners have reached out recently for help upset that their yearly dues have nearly doubled this maintenance bee season and are concerned with what the future may hold for over a decade. Lone Star transfer has had the pleasure of helping over 13,000 owners. Legally and permanently get out of there. Never Indian time share fees now on time traffic news and weather on the Patriot. Good evening out on the roads at this time. Watch out. Currently the accident Still Sony down in 53 north bound. This is right before Haul road. We're still seeing the lays back from Van Dyke. It's about a 20 minute delay at this time, so definitely want to be careful of your head now through there also still got about a 30 minute delay at the blue water birds for trucks trying to cross into the U. S at this time, so they're backed up quite a bit. Also watch out for construction. That's going to slow you down Clark Street between Lafayette and the 75 service driver's close through September. Also, the 14 Mile Road eastbound ramp to 75 North bound. Closer Construction is gonna run through early April as well as watch out for construction has liver noise. South palm between 75 4 tree close to September with construction there. Taking a look at your forecast tonight. Gonna be cloudy skies with scattered snow showers and a low around 26 degrees tomorrow Mostly.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"van dyke" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Artists like Dick Van Dyke, Country artist scarred Brooks and singer songwriter Joan Baez on that mat and said. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg News Room. Queens is the final burrow to get a 24 7 mega vaccination hub, New York one reports. The vaccine cited 34 33 Junction Boulevard in Corona, Queens, began administering the vaccine this morning. The new side opens as the city is dealing with a shortage of supply in the vaccine. New YORK litigator Barre Burke has been tapped as Democrats top legal advisor in the upcoming impeachment trial against President Donald Trump. Burka white collar defense lawyer at Kramer. Levin will serve as chief impeachment counsel for the House Judiciary Committee. The Senate has yet to say when it will hold a trial. New York City Police Department enacted new disciplinary rules yesterday that call for terminating police officers found to use racial profiling or excessive deadly force. The new rules also lay out clear punishment for other offenses. The new schedule of offenses and punishments came a day after state Attorney General that teacher James Suit New York City and its police department for using excessive force and bias law enforcement during Black Lives matter demonstrations last spring. James wants a federal monitor to oversee the department's tactics that future demonstrations New York City property values are set to decline 5.2% from the current fiscal year, the biggest decline since the early 19 nineties. We get more about that from Bloomberg's Charlie, Pull it It highlights the told the pandemic has taken on the city's commercial and residential property values..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"van dyke" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"TV icon Dick Van Dyke, songwriter Joan Baez, choreographer Debbie Allen and violence Midori were named the Kennedy Center honorees on Wednesday they'll be recognized with re envisioned virtual tributes because of the ongoing pandemic. Virtual events for the honorees will also be held throughout the week beginning May 17th I'm Tom Roberts Grammy Award nominated singer Post. Malone is helping donate thousands of pairs of crocs to healthcare workers across the country. Malone and Crocks teamed up with musicians on call to provide 10,000 hospital employees with a pair of the sold out duet. Max Clog, too. I'm Brian shook New York City is canceling contracts the city has with the Trump Organization after the deadly Capitol building riot last week. Scott Pringle reports, Mayor de Blasio says of a company is engaged in criminal activity. The city has the right to toss their contracts. We all saw crime committed. Live on TV. Come on, It's quite clear. The president of states committed a criminal act. He directed insurrection against United States Capitol period. That's criminal. That's treasonous. Trump's son, Eric, vows to fight this in court, saying the city has no legal right to end the contracts and calls it political discrimination. The Trump Organization has contracts for the Central park carousel to ice rinks in a golf course. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is charging a Biden campaign worker with election fraud. Rachel Rodriguez was featured in a project very toss last fall, engaging in what critics call vote harvesting. Paxton said he was charging her with election fraud, illegal voting unlawfully assisting people who are voting by mail and unlawfully possessing an official ballot. A bio pic of the life of the late Arizona Senator John McCain is in the works. Michael Kastner reports. The movie will be based on author Mark Salter's book The Luckiest Man Life With John McCain. McCain's widows, Cindy Will executive produce the film. In a statement, Cindy said John Story is of incredible heroism of serving cause is greater than his own son. Self interest, and there is no better time to tell it. McCain died in 2018 at the age of 81 from brain cancer. I'm Michael Kastner rebel Wilson is talking about when she had to use her survival skills in Mozambique in an upcoming episode of Skies, Straight talking, the pitch perfect alarm reportedly revealed to Aunt Middleton. She was once kidnapped at gunpoint while in Africa. Wilson said she was on a cattle truck when men with guns on another truck approached.
Buck Sexton
Joan Baez, Garth Brooks to Receive Kennedy Center Honors
"Two actors and three musicians will be the recipients of Kennedy Center honors, which have been rescheduled for May after being delayed because of the Corona virus. Pandemic correspondent Margie's Ar Letta has more actors Debbie Allen and Dick Van Dyke Country singer Garth Brooks, folk musician Joan Baez and violinist Midori will be the next recipients of the Kennedy Center honors. Usually, there's a big gala with tributes in December. This year. The center is working on a different sort of event or maybe serious of events in May that will be filmed and shown June 6 and Marty's Szaroleta
MyTalk 107.1
"van dyke" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"The Dick Van Dyke Show was routinely one of the highest rated shows on Nick at Nite. On TV land. I think it was Nika tonight with young people when they were doing the first when they did the first run of reruns of the Dick Van Dyke Show. On cable on Nika. Tonight. It was the highest rated show with the young ones. It had a young demographic and people loved it. You need and you saw that if you watch Mrs Doubtfire, the kids in one of the scenes there watching Dick Van Dyke and it's It's so good. It's such a It's well written. You can't ask for a better cast. I mean, that's just, you know, I've got to believe that they invented a lot of things with that format, did they not? I mean The things I'm watching happening that show I've seen playing up play out in so many other sitcoms throughout the seventies and eighties. It was just brilliant, Just brilliant. What are you watching it? That's what I was going to say. There's some free channel up north. You know, I think that the TV isn't me. It could be and it's in the middle of the afternoon. So you know I've got to be in the shop and And then I look over and oh, my God, it's on. So then I drop whatever I'm doing and turn up the volume and just sit there, and it's just amazing. It's unbelievable show. Yeah, they you know that came at a time where You shouldn't leave it. Yeah, that's it. There'll be another one that we watch a couple episodes but not, you know, regularity. Just for clip clip Classic clips. It came at a time. Where does ER nez really kind of invented many aspects of its funny that don brought up sitcoms and laugh tracks and stuff because Does, er nez for all the attention, rightfully so that Lucy gets for I love Lucy does. He was really the one that invented a lot of the things Ah, lot of the mechanics a lot of the structure that TV sitcoms still use to this day. Three cameras, the studio audience set up where you put the cameras, The Dick Van Dyke Show took Cook that and grew on it expanded. It kind of pushed it comes in another direction. It got a little more married to the Dick Van Dyke Show was one of them or Um, uh, sophisticated shows that was really kind of the beginning off of a more sophisticated type of writing for sitcoms. And then that then then, then, a decade later. Then all in the family took it even further, So, yeah, it was just a slow progression into overdrive with telling the family. Yeah, it was just, you know, because the fifties the fifties were very, you know, Oh, Donna Reed and Father knows best and it was all very saccharine and very sweet. And yes, the Dick Van Dyke were all of those things. But there was a sophistication to the Dick Van Dyke Show that you really didn't see until it. You know, Premier down 61. I believe so. Okay. What is wrong? Nice cheese. I'm scaring people today. I've really someone said that I'm scared. Yeah. One day. I know it's a good thing. I didn't call you off the air about because we'd be talking for an hour hours for hours. It's listed its number 13 and TV Now this I'm looking up. I don't know what to say. You didn't Google any of that? I mean, that's just off the top. Your head? No girl, you know me? Um yeah, indoor kid Now I didn't Google this which I was not so I appreciate I told my mom now would lead to something. I'm like, Mom, Stop yelling at me to go outside. I'm doing. I'm doing my work. You, Jones? Yeah, it was listed. I did Google this because I knew it was on a list. It's number three. Teen off TV guides 50 greatest TV shows of all time. So yeah. The top 10. You guys want to know what the top 10 Yes. Yeah. Now I'm curious. Yeah, I'm curious to hold on a minute. Let me see here and how How accurate is that now with such TV right now is just amazing. 100 year old that listed I don't agree with some of them, but let's hear. Here we go. The top 10 number 10 Saturday night Live. Number number nine, The Andy Griffith show. Number eight. The Simpsons. Number seven is a shock. I love this, but I wouldn't put it in the top 10 late night and late show with David Letterman. Wow, I didn't realize that. Number 6 60 minutes Number five. The Sopranos number four all in the family. Number 300. Now Here's another show that thank goodness we have to go to break because I could talk about this all day because I just watched a 60 minutes. Interview with Jackie Gleason. The Honeymooners honeymoon. I mean, that's Oh, I just got chills. I mean, I think equal to I love Lucy. The Honeymooners is responsible for what we see on sitcoms today. So funny. We saw the end coming at the very beginning of every episode. But we just sat there, Mouth open mouth a game just waiting for the Hominy Hominy Hominy Hominy Hominy. It was brilliant three. The Honeymooners number two. I love Lucy on the number one show of all time, according to TV guide Seinfeld. Ah ha! Oh, geez, I know you look e know that You disagree with that. But you have to admit he did change the e loved Seinfeld. What? Absolutely like I personally don't get it. But I absolutely acknowledge that Seinfeld is a phenomenon don do you like so I love it. Oh, yeah, I know Every character and Do you agree with that, though? Do you think it's number one? Yeah. I mean, yes. Okay. Yes, I was just thinking about me personally and what I love, but that's not what this is. This is what in general in general? Yeah. Friends is not on their friends is not in the top. 10. Yeah, none of the top 10 so Um, do we have passing notes today? Don't. Yes, we do. Wow. Okay. Stay right there. Hold on your wigs and keys and Costco. Granny panties will be back right after this. Get your laughs after lunch or any time with Colleen and Brad Lewis. He's the baby Daddy. To whose baby Oh, January, Jones. My God, That was a lot. I do I get a medal today. No, no, but I did so good..
ESPN FC
Liverpool truly collapsing, Man City set to take over?
"We start this show at the top of the premier league or at least the top of the premier league as the odds See it of course. We know liverpool and manchester united tied atop the table but the latest odds have city installed his favorite even money favourite to that liverpool right around two to one tonight at six to one and then so on down the list the odds liverpool Not any better after. Today's words from your in cloud looks like they won't be able to bring a back during the january transfer window for more. Welcome in steve nicol and shock his love. Stevie i'll start with you. Does liverpool need to bring in a center back in the upcoming january transfer window if they are to win the premier league in your opinion. I think the simple answer is yes. If they want to win the premier league then they have to sign a bona fide Who's going to commend. And plug the gaps if nothing else with clock coming over and it doesn't seem lately that would suggest that the either don't have the on antibody of the one they have is not available. I would suggest that has nothing to do with the money. Yes i know financially. Everybody's hot and i think liverpool's i think the finances are all the if they needed to. They can go out and spend some money so the absolutely on the percent in my opinion if they want to win the premier league needs to guess Of note but that doesn't seem to be happening. Which in my mind makes the bookies correct shock. Oh what do you think. Here are liverpool's title. Chances come down to what they do in the january transfer window absolutely do. I think we saw that. A couple of years ago when the broughton van dyke as much money as as it seemed that the time was right signing and once he went down without injury against everton. This was considered that liverpool would go back to how they were then good team but not title favorites. I think for me is im- if you adding to watch t- what steve just said you need to send about as good as new has been i. That's a stopgap measure. That's if for some reason you have to go two or three games where he has has to play a role. You don't want to be going. Five and six months. As ezekiel is here with him. Filling in at center back at times some of the time but not all the retirement and in this league in particular this year in particular. You don't have a whole lot of wiggle room to get that role. Stevie manchester city. Obviously playing very well later they not a little bit overvalued though at at even money considering their four points back of liverpool right now i don't think so for the simple reason that defensively they have the best record in the in the league and the premier league and they don't like given up many goals visited on the field tomorrow with that same by has been plane recently I don't find them. Losing goals and the fight is that all season we've been winning them flourish in going forward and they seem to be doing Then that's just by news. Listen it's it's a. She felt he said forever. You know you build a championship winning say from the by And as good as said see how being previously and as good as he seemed to be. Today don't kid yourself those those great seats size of two and three years ago. When we're on. The vox people evincing vincent company. Who who when when it mark morris would would keep a clean sheet and when one no yes. We remember the one in five six seven. No but they had. They had a few one goal. Victories that were done to good defendant and this city say right now. Defensively looks as solid as any in the premier league
Newsradio 700 WLW
"van dyke" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Album and the bonus is the We're going caroling with Dick Van Dyke. Think back up and we did little video for it. And he's just wonderful. Sick. Tony wrote that song as well. Yeah s o. Do you do you envision this? I mean, you've had so many different incarnations. You envision this? You know as your next step. I mean, do you want to get into this whole singing thing? Because it's wide open. Obviously, albums can be made on the spot. There's great material out there. Just waiting for the right voice. Is this something you envision? Well, you know, I mean, this is this might be it might be the You know, the one album we do. I don't really have desires to do anything. You know, I don't have real goals. Just see what kind of roles in at my feet. And right now, uh, touring and performing with Kate and Tony and the boys and Tim, It is just The highlight of my life, and we have a bunch of gigs for next year. God willing and the creek don't rise. We'll be back on the road doing our other shows. Two lost souls and then a swinging little Kristen secrets Well, where you live. The only thing that rolls up on a lot of people's feet is the ocean. You've had so many things roll up on your feet. Do you mean you have to sometimes just step back and say How fortunate you are, because there's so many people out in Hollywood that would love to have 1/10 of what you're doing. Oh, I know. And I am I am so grateful and have been the whole time. You know, I step outside myself every once in a while. I won't go. This is freaking amazing. This is beyond this is beyond any any any idea any image I had for myself. You know, if it were up to me, I e wouldn't have this career The power of Ra vested in me. It's obviously a greater power than myself. Have you ever been to Cincinnati? By the way, years and years and years ago, I think we toured there with second city. But I remember my father was contemplating A move. He was offered a job, Cindy Cincinnati when we were kids, and we almost moved there, but didn't well, you know what there's it's never too late to make a comeback. You can come back down here and see what Cincinnati is all about. We love to have you here. We'd love to have you in concert down here. Well, I can't wait to try to think. Have we been there? I don't think I won't. We would love to. If you can't remember. You haven't so come on down and see it's the album is a swinging little Christmas. It's available right now on Amazon on iTunes on Spotify, and she is the voice and the face of entertainment in the new millennium. Jane Lynch there So you never leave my show with any kind of self esteem problems. Trust me on that one. Thank you so.
WGN Programming
Judge upholds firing of Chicago officer dismissed in the wake of Laquan McDonald case
"Upheld the firing of a Chicago police officer for his role in the alleged cover up of the 2014 murder of Laquan McDonald. Jered Sophia Hall ruled the Chicago Police Board made a sound decision and firing Officer Ricardo Vieira Montez for making statements inconsistent with Dash Cam video that showed Officer former officer Jason Van Dyke shooting the 17 year old. Other judges last month of Hell, the firings of a sergeant Stephen Franco in another patrol officer, Daphne Sebastian. The
Essential Craftsman Podcast
Interview With Shawn Van Dyke
"John thanks for taking the time to come and chat with us today. How's it. How's it going on doing great man. Thanks for having me. will you give us. I read your bio on your website. But will you give me in the audience of big picture of your background and kind of have to where you are now in. kind of. Give us the backstory. Yeah sir so by education and training or by just sending a lot of tuition money to the university of tennessee. I eventually ended up with a couple of engineering degrees. So i started my career in construction even though that might offend some people when this always used to be an engineer i make fun of engineers used to be one but i got a degree in civil engineering and then a master's in structural engineering and then went out and did the engineering thing for several years and then realized i don't really know how to build anything and i wanted to get out on the job site so transition from i'd say transition from engineering into construction. I really got laid off from the engineering firm. Heart was working for In went and joined project management team for large commercial contractor that. Put me out on large commercial sites Building all sorts of seven are really really like that Did that for a few years than my way. Up working for some architects and then for real estate developer Doing construction management so. I ended up traveling around the country building commercial real estate projects. You know big stores in the out lot developing out lots and all of that kind of stuff in that for several years. And by this time i was married had five kids now so the second kid was on the way my wife was like. I'm glad you're enjoying your job but You gotta stick around mean. I was on the road three or four days a week wherever the projects were so. That was my first business. Started back in. Two thousand five was a construction management and real estate development company. I'm here in knoxville tennessee. So as doing that work here locally then two thousand eight hit and banks were not lending money to real estate developers anymore So i transitioned from there and started a remodeling in general contracting business People these days called a pivot. I didn't realize pivoting at the time. I just time. I had four kids. Three four came back them So put the tool belt on and started a small construction company. Built it up from there and then one of my subcontractors might trim and melwork subcontractor young guy. We went to church together. His business was blowing up because he got into the high end. Trim and melwork work Market here in our area and typical difficult construction business owner great craftsmen horrible business person and he approached me one day and said man. Your i like the way that you run your construction business and everything's always organized I wanna talk to you about how to run a better business. So we met up for lunch and was talking to him about that and giving them some tips and tricks. And and i didn't know he was interviewing me at the time he said. Okay well i think. I need to hire somebody to run my construction business. Much mill work company and He's an acid yeah. I think you should do that. Because you're a horrible business person but you're an awesome. You're awesome craftsmen in great with the guys out in the field and the work was just unbelievable and he just said okay. I want you to do it. And so i thought i was like i got my own thing going on. I'm okay and he's a great salesman and he's like listen. You have a small construction company is gonna take you twenty years to get where you want to be. I'm already in those projects as a subcontractor we've landed some really high end stuff but this business that we just acquired meaning that the projects coming up he said it's gonna put me out of business doing these projects because i don't know what i'm doing and He he so he said I want you to come and run the business. And i thought i bluff bluffing okay. The only way. I'm going to run your business that you let me run the business. You run the field our on the business. But i'm i'm in charge of the business side of it. And he said no problem and he literally pulled out of manila folder with the entire business and it just random paper. Here's the business slid across the table and said you run it and went home talked to my wife and said this is a crazy idea. This is really stupid but my friends gonna suffer and he was right. It was an opportunity to get on some really into high level projects high end projects that i'd already always been wanting to do in such kind of step back and said all right. Maybe we should do this and So bit the bullet went on went. Joined that team as a as the chief operating officer and at the time we had six guys out in the field in within eighteen months we were at twenty two guys in. He was in debt and not making any money. And we kinda turn that around and and that wasn't all me. We had great team a great owner. That had a really good vision and i was just the execute and putting systems in place. Oh did that for about four years and then got another crazy idea saying. Hey what i've done with my businesses and now with this treadmill work business. I think i see the problem here. Within an industry. I can help a lot more business. Owners with systems. All i know construction. It's all i've ever done so after about four years of being the executive there. I left that that job and started writing books and and speaking at industry events and now it's four years later and i've been doing coaching and consulting work strictly for construction business owners since those back in twenty sixteen. So yeah right up for years. We've been doing this Before we move on but are you recommending to your kids. They go to college. You spend a lotta time in college. You said a master's in engineering of some type so talk about that for a second. Are you gonna man. You're gonna make mom hears this. He's gonna get offended. And it. Every time i say but m. i. encouraging my kids to go to college no not specifically i'm encouraging my kids to develop skills in areas that interest them and figuring out how they can make money at it now. Some of those things that some of my kids are interested in now will require them to go to college. But especially as we're seeing in twenty twenty man colleges change. They're still the same tuition rate but they're not allowing you to go on campus and all of the other things that higher said that here's where value is. Now they're saying nope can't come to campus. We're going to do all virtually. So i think the whole world has changed so but to answer your question. No i don't encourage my kids to go to 'cause. I don't discourage them from going to college. The i feel like it's my job as a parent when you're out on your own which i got four boys in a baby girl. I say baby girl. she's five. She's always going to be my baby girl. The boys they're on their own at eighteen. You better figure out how you're gonna make money at eighteen and if that means you're going to college then you know what i took me. I was on the five year plan to get my undergraduate now. Four year plan right but i worked the entire time and paid for most of my most of my college through work. They can do the same thing so And it looked statistically it takes most people at least six years to get an undergraduate degree and only forty percent of incoming freshman even graduate with a degree at all. So yeah do. I encourage them to go that path. Only if it interests them. Only only if that's that's where their future light. Hey you know. One of my kids wants to be a doctor yet. You probably better go to college. I have several of them that are interested in computer stuff in graphic design and other things and got my fourteen year old son this year to start working for a contractor and over the summer and he came home with more money and more cash in his pocket. And said yeah. That's what happens when you go work. And that's what happened with skill so
Fresh Air
Remembering Carl Reiner, A Legendary Writer, Producer And Performer
"This is fresh air when Carl Reiner sitcom pilot starring him, his TV writer Rob Petrie was rejected by CBS producer Sheldon Leonard rescued it by persuading Reiner to replace the entire cast, including Reiner himself. The result. The Dick Van Dyke show was a major TV hit and made a star of its then unknown leading lady Mary Tyler Moore. Terry Gross spoke with her about the show and her TV character in 1995. What were you told about the character of Laura? Just that she was going to be a wife, a television wife, and that really had its classical parameters and dimensions that they were established. And they hardly ever varied except A Sze to whether or not the wife was the star of the show. In which case she was the funny one. Or if she were the straight man for the male star, and she was then totally supportive, but all these wives We're kind of obedient and you know, a representative of the vows to love, honor and obey. They hardly varied from that, and With with Carl Reiners character the way she was written, Laura actually had opinions of her own. While she was asserting herself. She also didn't make Dick Van Dyke look like a dummy. It was ah, a matter of two people. I mean, society's expectations of that point still said, Hey, wait a minute, lady. You only go so far here, but I think we broke new ground. And and that was helped by my insistence on wearing Pants. You know, jeans and and capri pants at the time because I said, I've I've seen all the other actresses, and they're always running the vacuum in these little flowered frocks with high heels on And I don't do that. And I don't know any of my friends to do that. So why don't we try to make this real and I'll dress on the show the way I do in real life, But it wasn't that easy. The sponsors were afraid you brazen right? They pointed specifically to if they used the term cupping under And I can only assume that that meant my you know my my seat that there was a little too much definition. And so they allowed me to continue to wear them in one episode. One scene per episode. And only after we check to make sure that there was a little cupping under as possible could coming under referring to the fit of your pants, the fit of the pants on my behind, right? But within a few weeks we were we were sneaking them into a few other scenes in every episode, and they were definitely cutting under and everyone thought it was great. The funny thing is, you know. Women liked me. They were not envious of the fact that their husbands had a crush on me. It was okay with them. They they were the first to know when I would meet people. They'd say My husband loves you so much. And he thinks you're so sexy. And this was it was not thing because they were also able to identify with me as a friend as a girlfriend. There was no resentment, no fear. Yeah, well, I think that that speaks so well for the character and your your portrayal of her. Did you do a lot of rehearsing with Dick Van Dyke? Or did you just have to do it? Minutes before the actual broken? The whole show was done in what they call multiple camera technique could still done today. But back then we were maybe the sixth or seventh show to use the technique. It began with Joan Davis, not Lucille Ball as everyone thinks John Davis did a show called I married Joan. What a girl! What a world What a life! Hey for you, and then Lucy and several other shows followed. But in that show it's a little like doing theater that's captured on film. You rehearsed for five days and then Ah, On the evening of the fifth day, the audience comes in and the camera's having blocked their moves in yours lined up with them. You film it from top to bottom in continuity. So during those five days, it was at least the 1st 3 days. It was very much a matter of rehearse. And contribute and attempt things and not be afraid to fail to make a fool of yourself. Just pick yourself up. And if it didn't happen this time, then the next time the experiment maybe it will Was a wonderfully supportive creative environment. Mary Tyler Moore, speaking to Terry Gross in 1995.
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Comedy legend Carl Reiner, 'Dick Van Dyke Show' creator, dead at 98
"Word this morning that Carl Reiner has passed away Van Take show creator and co star I want to grow bald gracefully. Not like you, director of comedy classics, including the jerkin Oh God, An Ocean's 11 trilogy costar Carl Reiner dined at his home in Beverly Hills Monday night, his own Rob Reiner tweeting that his heart is hurting his death. That was his guiding light over his lifetime. Reiner won nine Emmys and Grammy and was given the Mark Twain Prize for American humor. In 2000. Carl Reiner was 98. Jason Heathens and ABC News Hollywood Well,
The KFBK Morning News
Carl Reiner, actor, comic and 'Dick van Dyke Show' creator, dies at 98
"Goes people who have a sense of humor get through life will comfortably and those who don't That's Carl Reiner. And he would know what he was a funny man. He died at the age of 98. It was learned today by TMZ reporting it Hey, this guy was involved in so much. We've got one clip and I've got one more. I want to play after we do News from your neighbourhood. He was a producer, creator, writer and actor on the Dick Van Dyke Show. To panic. You guys I just thought of you and selling pickles were busy over the weekend. We could knock off that my log between courses you could bring a date. So thanks my name. All right, So that's just a clip from the Dick Van Dyke show. But Carl Reiner is 400 projects that he was involved. And I think most recently toy story story for for he he did did a a comedy comedy duo duo with with Mel Mel Brooks Brooks back back in in the the
AP News Radio
Carl Reiner, beloved creator of 'Dick Van Dyke Show,' dies
"Actor comedian and director Carl Reiner has died of natural causes at his home in Beverly hills California he was ninety eight I Margie's our letter with a look at his life although Carl Reiner was known for playing the ego centric Ellen Brady on the Dick Van **** show he was known as one of the nicest guys in Hollywood writer created that show based on his time working on the sid Caesar show he said in a two thousand four A. P. interview even when he didn't get recognized people know the Dick Van **** show what your doors worldwide then the big band I hope you did the Dick Van **** show defines me the last five years of my life he also played the straight man to Mel Brooks in the two thousand year old man and directed the films oh god and all of me his son is actor director rob Reiner
Brian Lehrer
Carl Reiner, actor, comic and 'Dick van Dyke Show' creator, dies at 98
"And legendary comic actor and writer Carl Reiner has died. Reiner was among the writers on Sid Caesar's legendary show of shows in the fifties. Along with Mel Brooks and Woody Allen. He gained famous the creator of the Dick Van Dyke Show, and as the Straight Man to Mel Brooks is 2000 year old man character. He directed the films Oh God, starring George Burns and John Denver. All of me with Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin and the 1970 copy of comedy Where's Papa? He also authored several books, including Enter Laughing, An autobiographical novel and My Anecdotal Life. A memoir. Rocks native Carl Reiner was 98
Donna and Steve
Carl Reiner, longtime comedy legend, dies at 98
"Reiner, one of the most per prolific entertainers in the history of show business, has died at age 98 at his Beverly Hills home. Reiner was a producer director and an actor. He won nine Emmys and over seven decades. For most people, they remember Reiner best for the Dick Van Dyke Show, which he created and start in. His family was with him when he passed. This is so sad, he so beloved. He just waited like three days ago. Oh, that he's lived such a great life and the joy of his life was his wife and bringing his three Children into the world. Of course. Rob Reiner is one of them who's also brilliant, and he also just did a zoom meeting with on Mel Brooks, right. He's very good friends with Mel Brooks us and it was darling and so sweet. And this is just a very big loss for the entertainment industry.
Colorado's Morning News with April Zesbaugh and Marty Lenz
Carl Reiner, actor, comic and 'Dick van Dyke Show' creator, dies at 98
"Award winning actor and comedian Carl Reiner dead. He was 98 years. Young. You think of all of the things that he starred in and also directed, But he was a producer as well. A creator, producer, writer and actor on the Dick Van Dyke Show. Remember that and Yes, I do. And this great comedy routines with his best friend Mel Brooks, the 2000 year old man, I just heard that the other day and That is too bad, in course, Carl Reiner. His whole life always been very politically active as well. Had a bunch of Children. Probably the most famous Rob Ryan around
Marketing School
E-commerce Is Changing. Heres How to Prepare
"Welcome to another episode of Marketing School I'm Neil, Patel and two and today we're GONNA discuss e commerce changing. Here's how to prepare. All, right I wasn't prepared to do this intro. To do the episode is so that's what's important. So ecommerce changing as a matter of fact shop advice dog is going through the roof right now. WanNa. Talk about comparing a lot of people right now. We have a guy on the growth accelerator do he's brushing it with his vice store, so if you're just starting out, I would. there's more bands, but there's for beginners to do. I'll just get started. Go shop fibers. Basic starting point I. Yeah and the thing with ECOMMERCE isn't Amazon right now? Like everyday is like black Friday or is that shop if I? was saying like everyday day is like Black Friday shocked by? It's just ridiculous. The big thing with ecommerce right now is you would have a lot a big set. It's an ECOMMERCE Amazons of the world selling everything, but what's doing really well right now is people to selling one product, and that's it may have your up sells down cells, but just like a one product e commerce store. You know I know someone who sells insoles for high heels and she's like yeah, I'll Outta high heel. Shoes are uncomfortable. She created better insoles for high heels and I think she's doing around like two hundred, thirty, two hundred forty thousand dollars a month in profit. Yeah I think so fashions coming back. What is fired luxury fashion? Not so much right? So I think what's important. There's link that I shared. If you Google, covid nineteen within I think you should be defined this. Basically, it's numbers around how ECOMMERCE is performing right also co Van Dyke Jane. Within DOT CO and have been for the retail sales, so you can see where trends are right now and what I would say is. If you're E congress in terms of how to prepare, what would you say? People need to do Neil for people that are a little more established right now. The big thing is make sure that you have your inventory. I think if you don't have a good supply chain and you don't have a ton of inventory going. You could end up. Getting screwed the other big thing with ECOMMERCE. If you're trying to adapt your goal is you're trying to maintain right, or is it to grow grow? The other thing that I would do is if you're ECOMMERCE is spend a lot of money on conversion optimization. There's way too many people that are spending time trying to figure out a new AD channels figuring out new creatives instead just focusing on. Hey, how do I maximize conversion by my downfalls might funnels, so I can scale from one hundred to two hundred three hundred. Because if you don't have that, funnel right over time. It's already proven you. You know other than co bid that adds continually rise, even during a recession I think covered was a rare circumstance because you had a lot of people had a shutdown, because business couldn't have people but I would really focus on commercial optimization, because it's pretty much guarantee just like taxes that Google ads on facebook. ADS ARE GONNA, go up a year from now and getting more expensive three years from now even more expensive five years from now. Yep any related to emerge. Read. Optimization is talking on my your funnel to so in the last episode talk about having a one time offer or or bump on her pages, so the most important thing I think at least to me or one of those things is making sure your supply chain lockdown amateur. It does matter how much you scale your ads, but as you have that lockdown, you're driving people. They by the. Thank you. Page you another offer right there and then. Maybe there was another offer right after again. Cleveland's doesn't really good with this, but I think. Think a lot of people in the e-commerce world. You're not taking as much advantage as they could be. The say to is so I. Remember I bought a bustle records just to cut up. You know, be safe if back, wait, but silver coins They're actually Tori. If you're out of inventory, they actually do. Would you like the texture lower back? We have inventory yet, so I thought that was really Nice I'm pretty sure there's a fly out. I appreciate it must be on platforms must also that was helpful and came back and it was a big burden. Yeah and then the other thing, too is think subscriptions ECOMMERCE. It's been around there for a long time, but a lot of products that you sell. People constantly need when I get him to subscribing to the Senate products so ECOMMERCE business and turn it into subscription. Kind of like a Chewy I think to offer subscriptions and even Amazon does as well versus just selling people something one off especially if they continue need your product like bursts bursts offers really amazing fos I don't know if you use the Eric. It's legit. Do like you just gotta by the birth squash. Ten dollars, but don't buy from their website because they make you subscribe to school by from Amazon. Faster shipping to? are going to try. It aren't Ya. It's like ten bucks by. Way Birth the brush. No, they have lost to be U. R. S. T.. A.. You are at the. They know you're big on glossing lake me, trust me, it's best loss. I've ever tried all right. I will do that the only thing I'll add I have the retail polls thing. But, yeah, looking at Omni Channel e commerce is continuing like when I hit. The numbers were flat now everything's going up into the right so things. Spends cutting back consumer confidence something about so yes, you want to capitalize on it, and it's always good look at. The other thing Neil night light look. Every now and then is looking at railroad traffic meeting. How often are goods being transported least around the United States that would we're kind of confidence is as well
ESPN FC
Which Liverpool Will Show Up Against Chelsea?
"Chelsea Segment Liverpool tomorrow in the FA Cup Chelsea favorites actually To make it through to the quarter-finals proteins of wobbles of late. Which point of view is interesting? Because you'd imagine that they'll both go strong for this. Well I'm not sure I'm not sure. I actually think that someone digital in this area I think Chelsea my ever sneaky Johnson not because Liverpool were very weekend against wofford which to wear but one hole and two. And I'm only surmising here. You might be thinking about putting all these eggs and not jumping sleep boskin. But that's next week. You know that you know you try. And things like that we can mic on. You seem in. This man are vaccinated. I'm not talking about a player but I'm tired. I'm talking key. Players getting injured rights right. So it don't matter if the game is next week or ten days right not the full to lose money for. Minot already lost had this same delusion. Dale Van Dyke so I wonder whether or not he will make some not wholesale. Make quite a few changes for this game thinkin right. Bremer leaked pretty much the bike. Yes he's leak. You need to get you play a shop playing properly. I'm with Craig. I fully understand of you club. Mix Mix mix change it just because I just explained to me what will intend result against Wofford but even though Liverpool have been winning some of their performances have been great as you spoken about over the last couple of weeks or so of hood that you spoke about the last couple of weeks. So you understand if he wants to change things and maybe give some of keeps the rest at the same time Chelsea. I expect them to go strong. They have been all over the last few weeks really cover year on. Does he give give kept our roads and maybe figure things out with John so I I think this is a big game for Chelsea on you. See that brutally lineups probably result don. I totally agree with shocker. I cannot see Liverpool plains. Strong team looked at a team. They played against shoes being the last round and it was full of teenagers. Harvey Elliott played at Sixteen Chiro. Vela eighteen the oldest player was twenty one. So I can't imagine many of you have big hitters planning this because it's Craig said before you pick up an injury now and even though the chums league is approximately ten days away. You got no chance recovering so you don't play them now you don't play them against former Earth truly you need. I don't think sharpness I think played enough. Games is enough games in their legs to suggest that they are shot. I mean if anything I feel a little bit jaded. I thought you saw that in the performance against Wofford so I think you'll go pretty strong against Balmer. But even then he can rescue strong against former which is closest to the Atlanta game and getting doesn't matter at all I don't of the Premier League's the holy grail formulaic. It's funneling well. We we know the one the primly but young couple still want to get back on the horse of lost one game against Wofford and eastward in the press today saying good teams. Don't lose to the spin so that suggests to me that you know will will play people Adam Alana if he's in one or two others but it I guarantee you it'll be a very very young side against Chelsea then it'll be semi strong against Bournemouth and then he's full-strength side again southbound after the hostages. He can't take any chances. If if Monay for me no you know Van Dyke Allison if any of those pickup injuries in the next couple of games. I mean you'd have to say. The chances of them go through would be slim as the explanation. Divide combine any of them three three x pros plausible explanations of how the changes against Chelsea and make more changes against Baltimore in the League and then he hoped he put his strongest against us led to Madrid. Right that's not rocket science right just because you go there and play all his best players. Don't think Liverpool team right. We'll look at it and go while I think we'll look at it and it will be very much a hybrid. I'll be surprised if not rutland on prediction. I think Chelsea win because I said before the two sides the team in the manager that needs the result. Moawad it's frankly been on a desperate Ron. I come and tight on their game in the beginning against Balmer. They were lucky to get a draw. Fill scored a very company. Easy Chances. Zeljan would've got beaten the game so then not in great form so I would imagine frank logo really really strong and I think young young. Nothing the home side win for the reasons I mentioned. We'll have with changes which I think will come and Chelsea being at home and played some good stuff at home. I'm going to go for that reason. Jesse thanks very much
ESPN FC
Liverpool stunned by Napoli late goals in the Champions League
"Start the defending champions livable going away to Naples or Napoli winning by two goals to nail the goals coming late thoroughly entertaining game. Was it just case Napoli taking their chances. Navy apparently was the was the difference maker what ten minutes go rightfully so apparently what didn't think so cops. He said happening penalty when the player jumps before the content well in my opinion. Robertson dangle these lego dangle your Lego opposition apparently K. so clock all can talk all they want. I think the most important thing though is that and this particular texture this time last year Liverpool got completely outplayed by Napoli and actually absolutely gas at the end of the game. This game was completely different. I thought liberal pulled Jeffs notes up and we're on fortunate to get some for Notre and they will go through Nila. The other teams new shows again absolutely nowhere near Napoli in Liverpool show. Yes it's a loss. They won't be happy but I don't think he's too much nice to whatever so sped by the way went gold six goals today. Oh against gang well yeah. I get the crush on penalty for you because you know if you're a wing run down the wing and the Phil by Slaves Zanan goes to ground and you have to jump over them avoid contact and then lose your balance a free cake so as for straighten his as sometimes not always the contact doesn't always have to be made. He dangled his leg. It was a bad mistake from an excellent play and then invite just you you know made by mistake at the end and and that was the next game and Stevie said Liverpool Napoli will probably both comfortably go through. I thought they played well. The only the problem for Liverpool was the final decision making Ramani was through yeah second half and he played an overhead plastic. Salah there was other occasion occasions the Fox half and then there was a former head of flash by KNOPFLER ahead. They'll chances well excellent team on the Jalopy so these two should through adult think they'll be overly what it should they be any consensus ever going forward from this not based on performance and not based on the fact that you trust that Liverpool can certainly comfortably get out of this group because them because a Nepalese because who they're playing against and when you see southward playing you see gang plays well yeah no and so you can make an argument and kind of frame it and say well. There's maybe a recent to get concerned. I don't think so I I do think that they're in which Liverpool could put games away and they don't and this was a very good example of that because those breaks that Craig was just talking about if scientists say we'll do complete what should be a simple past solid now's house one in Liverpool. Napoli has to go chase it. Maybe that opens up for another counterattack looking my way and see you guys later so it's something that Liverpool did very well in the final stages of this same competition last year but let's not forget that last year in Champions League in the Group there were times in which they struggle and he worked out just colossal. They're away yeah and so I'm assuming that Steve nichol would take that very same approach as well. You know what if that's if that they're rude. We're going to take and that's what worked for arrest so be it. I do think however the Lupul could and will improve from something like you have to mention Israel. The two goals have not had the best chance of the game that fail for was it mountains Milton's remember who it was by police on the Cross Mountain Melton Adriana pulled off. I mean it was just an unbelievable. Save so you know both the teams were a threat in the final just not a brick with a mistake on a little bit more clinically in the end sorry now rare mistake by very little vandyke because we sit here and we completely wax lyrical about back and rightfully so because he has been excellent but today most of the time comfortable as we grow accustomed to him being and then all of a sudden assisted the week for your Anthony who comes in and of course the second go online online van Dyke and unlikely to make those mistakes late in the