40 Burst results for "Vikings"
Mike McConnell
Fresh "Vikings" from Mike McConnell
"Wlw. All right. We got some well, but I don't think we're gonna get the fog, it said early morning fog, but it's too late for that. So why the clouds around the day, maybe some afternoon rain in 86 overnight Jan's rain 70 tomorrow. Some sun isolated storms of 85 It is 66 at 700 wlw 700 wlw sports for it. Yes, it is. Mikey. Uh, Bangles update cornerback Trae Waynes suffering a pectoral injury during training camp and could mess up to two months that, according to the NFL network, Wayne's one of the many pieces. Cincinnati added to the league's worst Ah defense this year early from last season, he's going to seek a second opinion. The 27 year old signed a three year, $42 million deal with the Bangles and March after spending the spending the 1st 5 seasons of his career with the Vikings. So it looks like now. Williams Jackson. The third is going to have to step up next man up, according to Marvin Lewis. Maybe we'll get that second opinion May MEN Reds Update Reds kick off A six game homestand tonight first of two against the Royals, 5 40 with the Arnold Carriers inside pitch into Kelsey Chevrolet Ex Trending show after the game. Cleveland Indians starter Mike Levinger will miss his schedule start tonight against the Cubs. After the team announced he.
The Darren Smith Show
Fresh update on "vikings" discussed on The Darren Smith Show
"And when he did that back in July, I know for a fact to other power five commissioners like what in the hell are you doing right now Chris Conte told us that on air last week the director Texas going we were all supposed to be in step and all of a sudden the big ten steps out and Goes Conference only PAC twelve gonNA do whatever the big ten does which I talked to one athletic. Director. The PAC twelve yesterday afternoon there and he's the Yoder yes right now live. With. Kevin. Warn big ten commissioner going what is he doing? What does this man doing and and and I didn't know he had a he was a lawyer I know, I remember him from Minnesota by and blundering the whole Adrian Peterson. Thing that's why he was run out of the Minnesota Vikings Organization. This man is all it feels like he he is all about being right and being I am not what is best for each institution and each individual, the individual players and the players the collective it feels like it's all about he's looking demand a mirror going you're going to be out in front and you'RE GONNA be Right Let's go get them. In. A It's it's it's bizarre man. It really is absolutely bizarre. He's got a son that plays at Mississippi state there. Right what if he goes ahead and please and he goes down to watch his son play? Can you imagine the backlash if he's the first to say now I'm out man and he he loves the MAC FOR DOING THE MAC in stand commissioner steinbrecher saying you know, hey and have the utmost respect for Dr. Steinbrecher. But him doing it had nothing to do with money. It's all about health and safety protocols and listening to their medical teams and and the research are medical personnel came up with the the the only reason they can't do the season man come on. It was also you lost a bunch of big money games and you need those games in order to just. To survive. And here's the other thing if your medical people but wait a second what's wrong I mean What's what I mean? You say that as if that shouldn't be factored in I, mean the fact of the matter is that the MAC and other group of five conferences Fizi do have to take those things into consideration because they..
Charlotte at Six
Fresh update on "vikings" discussed on Charlotte at Six
"After four years with the Vikings to with Saints, 27 year old quarterback Teddy Bridgewater is now a Carolina pants and he says that already this feels like his team. He definitely does. And I cried out. Uh, Mr Topper Marty coach rule and the coaching staff here. They'd make this transition as smooth and they told him from the jump today. This is your team has just been around, guys. You see them in all my dear, Not three, not so much in the NFC South looks loaded with potent offenses. So where to Bridgewater and the Panthers fit in on pain and paper is easy to say. We have this guy. That guy, you know, Atlanta has their weapons on one side of their weapons. Tampa has put on and in the day you have proven field, so I'm kinda paper head ones. You know crime themselves in some of the time of the teams in the league and, uh, two playoff teams, But it's part of the work that we put it in right now. And you can't go too far here approaching one day at a time. Of course, we have guys on this roster who have done some great things in this league, and I'm excited to be on ST Tail as those guys But today we have execute what we plan on doing here. Carolina, which is Ah, running nobody's offense, Don't I love speaking of ajob, Brady coordinated offense. Teddy Bridgewater is familiar, and he's onboard definitely high percentage of some of the things we didn't want, ofcourse, but Joe spending time in coalition and joining that he's come on. He's at his regal, different things to this often, so I'm excited about that. It just beautifully with the system has been change, especially for us. What does not being able to meet in person for TA throughout spring had the opportunity Get with the guys and, you know, reiterate the language Golden installs with the guys prior to around two train account, so having a comfort level that that experience in this office is huge, even at age 26 Bridgewater's known as an exceptional leader, So what is his message to his younger guys? Maybe thing I learned From my years of experience in this league, you get a new class of rookies. Every year, the Rosses turning over not to stay the same just lied. And that's why my assets of the rookies, you know. Hey, come in. Just keep your head down and work. You aren't you're respecting his lead. What you put out on the field display throughout the building with the work that the way you approach he stay so from a young guy coming to a lead right now? Yeah, it hasn't been ideal and everything, but you know, this is an opportunity. Me virtually so, So, Hey, I'm dedicated. You know, I'm really locked in and very willing to give it all to this organization. Whether it's in meetings Virgin virtually in coach actually question responded with confidence and conviction that shows a study into things like that In those hymns, hey, comes to the Panthers having overcome a serious injury. And like its predecessor, Cam Newton. He knows how it feels tohave to reprove himself. That's the end of this business. You know, I had the opportunity to experience the early in my career. And you know injuries. Always unfortunate and not await names transpired When I got injury, I got injured. And how wasn't ableto return to privacy? You know, I just took a statement. I gotta put my head down and just contained work eventually are only one other teams will have. No need to fall in love with me all over again Left me when I was returned from Andrea had upto jets and then water straight from now Carolina for of my journey. So, um, you know, can it was one of those situations. You know, I understand that the player your competitors, you want to get back out there and get that absolutely so that you still need guy and he's not some great things. He's obviously one of the best players play for this franchise around. It's him extinct highly of them, and I'm just honored to be following in the position that he left it up to just continue to fizzle mockery. While Bridgewater may not have the supersized megawatt public image of his predecessor, he's impressed coaches and teammates with his work ethic. To study habits and his leadership skills. Stay to Panther talk presented by Morris Jenkins continues right after this. What do you call a group of friends who were the same jersey for good luck? No matter how old it is, and who support their team through thick and thin week after week, as if the very season dependent on it all well tells him the pigskin and drinking Miller LITE call it Miller time in the Carolinas. Here's to the original light beer. It's Miller Time celebrate responsibly, 2020 Miller Brewing Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I'm down her junior and its boat tick. Tick like a powder keg in your mouth. South bound. Scratch me. Not in a microwave oven, but an oven oven. Biscuits begged. 49 steps. Fluffy chicken marinated 12 hours old ice T. Steve, 12 minutes lazy as a poor swimmer. Now.
Paul Allen
Fresh update on "vikings" discussed on Paul Allen
"I would have been probably on the sideline. Just NACHO LIBRE I watching. Justin. Jefferson put double moves on. Hold me closer Cameron Dance Ler and get into the end zone from number eight because number accurate with that deep ball. A next level shanty out there San Francisco Way. My sources. Tell me. You're kind of infatuated with Minnesota. Vikings quarterback, Kirk cousins, next level, Shani. Kyle Shanahan with that shiny glitzy new deal You know what the The the the good looking kid with the almond shaped eyes in the high cheekbones. Your quarterback God Jimmy Garoppolo. That that that pass that he missed in something called, you know the super. Bowl. To Emmanuel Sanders. Cousins. Puts there on time next level. Shani. So that does that was. So we I just wanted to arrive. We re phone it here a little bit about the offensive line Riley said, he thinks play is going to be better. In Week one this year. Van Like, normal years because. Well I. Don't exactly know what what is rationale was. Maybe. Not running around as much as many people hurt. Attention to detail Vir- virtual I, got no idea I. I will disagree with that I think the I think now. You know when they when they were crafting these off-season schedules. A mention to Tibbs Nardo mad producer that you know. It's. It's when you lay these days out. It's unbelievably important that you have a week and a half to two weeks of strength and conditioning, and you Mesh those with the organized team activities, which is for an hour. I believe that the Roque's is where it started, you get these players out on the field, they start learning and running the Ralston, defending the routes and getting the footwork and the hips in. In, the end inside and outside leverage and everything, but the the strength and conditioning parts specifically for the for the legs and the core of the body for offense of in defensive. Lineman? Specifically. The beefeaters defensively who are inside ain't saying Danilo hunters, not strong top neal's everything. But as an edgy I, you need more speed than, Aaron. Donald or Michael Peers or Lindvall Hungary or Minnetonka High Schools Bo, Allen. It has got more speed and now from from A. A from a strike standpoint in that. Oh, that thrust handle. The double team tried try to split a gap and get back there to the quarterback. It's you know when when they are playing the Games man I'm glad that they have as much strength and conditioning time as they do so that the strength can potentially be there soon or you know maybe work its way into the equation or early early in the situation. So offense and defensive lines look. Look close to what you would expect because if they don't, and by the way, you can insert your favorite cliche wisecracked there. For the Minnesota, moving company. If you want the business, we call the low hanging fruit, but if offensive and defensive lines are close to what they should be. Then that will eliminate push in the running game. It will eliminate certain facets of a pass rush..
Paul Allen
Fresh update on "vikings" discussed on Paul Allen
"He can be a space eater. He can be take a double team Guy you're going to have to get as much as. As. You can get visually like you said without having the preseason to kind of really understand. So it's GONNA I mean they're going into green bay kind of like, Hey, let's just I think it's going to be less just play. Let's line up and see what we have Let's trust Kirk. Cousins Trust. Alvin Cook, trust atom. Feeling. We know we have coward off. You know like. I think this is going to become a Viking season that is predicated on the offense has always been a defense. Team, and it's like, just don't lose the game for US I. Think this is GonNa be Kubiak. Kinda come out again party where it's like, Hey, I did this endeavor I've been able to take you know teams in mate moves and I mean if you think about Denver, we always thought offense. You know we didn't really say, Oh, man, that's best defense. I've ever seen in my life even with von Miller, but I got you. Yeah, it's always been like they've had a guy. He's always been offense. It's always been. We're GONNA WE'RE GONNA the mile high salute the all the stuff they do so horse direct so I, think I think I think revelations Think the Vikings. are going to rely more on their offense. I mean they are more veteran, we know that. The off into line is always a question. But going back to those DB's honestly, if you're a first round second round draft pick and your next, and you're not asked to play a ton of man coverage left on an island, I. Think they'll be fine. You know Mike Hughes in my opinion, I, mean, we saw him play nickel. So we know when nickel comes up, Mike can move inside to nickel. Yeah. So I think you know they're going to be fine. The only thing I possibly could see is you want Hughes on Davante, Adams. If you WANNA, do you WanNa, do with that last segment the way you laid it out with the way. Why do it? Hey. look forward to the next time we chat A, we'll have vikings game plan will record it earlier this week be on Fox Fox sports north all weekend of continue Biden. Appreciate it yet, Ron Johnson at three. Ron. Johnson via twitter a Vikings press conference, or press conferences coming up around the corner..
We Say Things - an esports and Dota podcast with SUNSfan & syndereN
Dota Pit Is Done, Here Comes OMEGA League
"Yes, we are Doda pitch has concluded cinder. and. I personally didn't get to watch this tournament. because my sleep scheduled disallowed it as you know, but `Nigma did beat alliance in a best of five grand files three, two two. So a very up close series talking to this tournament. It actually just had a lot of mean closer towards the end right to to ones, and then the three to which is great for the region. Right. If the teams are close in keeping games off each other worth noting was the absence of secret obviously who have one Basically everything the last two to three months in Europe So them not being there might have leveled the playing field a bit. It's hard to say how much the other teams have caught up when secret aren't part of the tournament. But obviously, `NIGMA great confidence boost. It's been awhile since they've been doing this well Close finals, five games every game was I mean it's kind of a patch right? Most Games were like thirty to forty five minutes. There were no marathons and no GIG stomps but you know it's it's kind of just your your average game time. I guess have you played assemblyman a game yet by the way? Have still have not I don't. I might have actually. have. You finally been introduced the I'm trying to remember. If I had a game with a I. Don't I like maybe I had one actually I'm not positive how it might have happened but did it was one game? Okay. That's incredible. I mean it's not that important. It's to me they're the coolest items in the game, but anyway continue. No. Yeah. So I mean we. We should just I think just focus on the podium, right? Okay. Third Alliance, second `Nigma I and also scary team. Veasley. Teams at any time looked like all three could win because of how the series went so. Yeah good stuff going forward into the Omega League which is a much bigger tournament in terms of price pool we are casting in that by the way if you missed we started casting yesterday. Yes. currently casting their close qualifiers for the European region and that will be casting that over the next week roughly. Make sure you guys check that out actually I. Didn't even I think we're we're not just doing closed qualifiers. We'll doing some of the normal pre playoff stage so I think other than yesterday. So going forward today after this podcast actually will be doing one series an after today, we have three more days in the next two weeks span that were doing games. And then. I'm done at the very least your your schedule is going to be like, but don't know. I don't know anything about what I'm doing. Is this the first? Tournament secret is. After their break feeling that break has been that long it's been like a weeks is the first one. Yeah. I've been two weeks is a decent on time and Doda. To be honest I three weeks. So just to refresh people, EG is going to be part of the EU division on this. So it's quite staff I mean we might as well just mentioned all the teams team secret navy liquid VP flight, a moon E. G. OG alliance `Nigma and NIP, and then to close qualifiers which I mean we can go off on a limb and say who we think are GonNa win because I. Think. Viking. Is definitely like major. and. Then the secondary team, it could be bait. A. Pires these days think hell-raisers quotas well as get their stuff together like there's there's multiple options but I would definitely say clear favorites from nearby. To get first place. In those qualifiers. They've been pretty impressive. They've been they've definitely been very good Yeah. I mean I think this tournament is worth like just emphasizing bit that this might be quite possibly the best tournament of the year at this point because with the development of covert I, don't know if we're going to get any big land until the years over If things start opening up in October or whatever tournaments right now can bank on it. So they can start booking venues and planning everything. So it means if there's announcements of of stuff getting a bit less extreme in, let's say two months than they need a preparation period. So I think at this point, any big land this year's just very unlikely could add this online ones mega stack tournament at least for the West there's probably going to be bigger tournaments for the east than this but. Yeah, it's a it's a very big western tournament. So if you if you WANNA watch some of the best daughter, this is your chance to maybe watch the biggest turn. It says it goes through to September six is actually true correct Dan. So it's a really long term. So this close qualifiers and then there's a big group stage and then there's playoffs. Are Okay. This is gonNA. Be Dumb to bring this up. What are we casting for? The next two is adjust close squall. Here's my actually mistaken. I think it's just close quote Holy Shit. I think the Games I believe the group the group stays in Europe starts August fourteenth. My birthday and I. Good. Let. Me Just check the America's America Start Sixteenth and Asia is already ongoing with the group stage. That's August. I, sixteen they're way ahead. So the playoffs and group stage of the main event. If you WANNA call it's three weeks. That's crazy. That's
The Power Trip
Vikings' head trainer tests positive for coronavirus; top draft choice, 3 other rookies on COVID-19 reserve list
"Of covid Eric Sugarman. The Vikings athletic trainer has tested positive for covid nineteen the Vikings statement he's had no contact with any players. So, but his family has it so there's that also knew the vikings put four players on the reserve slash covert list including first round pick wide receiver, just Jefferson there. vets report today, so that could grow
The Lake Show with Henry Lake
No fans allowed at Vikings training camp
"No fans at Viking training camp. Chris, are you surprised? No, I'm not. I think this is something that we were all expecting, And it's just a matter of time. And I mean the NFL over like the last week, you tell they're doing everything they can to Just make sure that they have a regular season and basically minimize everything else. It's like to me. I think they just want to get to the point where it's like regular season game. That's it regular season game like Nothing else and I think they're just trying to I get I give him credit and I'm glad that they're doing it now because a lot of people make training camp a part of their summer.
Paul and Jordana
Big Ten Conference will play only conference games in football, several other sports if fall seasons proceed in pandemic
"From the Big 10. They're announcing that all fall sports, including football will be conference on Lee this fall due to the pandemic. That means Golfers and all other big 10 teams will only play other big 10 teams. But Conference commissioner Kevin Warren course he's the former CEO of the Viking says there's a real possibility fall sports won't happen at all. But one thing we have to You realize that this is not a feet are complete that we're gonna have sports ball. We may not have sports with Paul. We may not have a college football season the victim and so we just wanted to make sure that this was the next logical step Warren, appearing on the Big 10 network that drops the football schedule from 12 games to nine if no other conference games are added. It would mean the season would start to go for football September 18th at home versus Iowa
America First
Charity: Rescue ship gets OK to bring 180 migrants to Sicily
"Run ship to disembark. 180 migrants rescued in the Mediterranean after a standoff lasting more than a week. The news comes two days after the ocean Viking declared a state of emergency onboard. It's operator. The French charity, Eso es Mediterranee said the mental health of some of those picked up in the seas off Libya had deteriorated to such an extent that it feared for their safety and that of the crew. It's reported fights, hunger strikes and suicide attempts. The migrants who include North Africans, very trains, Nigerians and Pakistanis will be transferred to a vessel chartered by Italy's government, where they'll have to spend two weeks in quarantine. BBC's Danny Everhart reporting. Keep floodwaters and the risk of
Get Sleepy
"vikings" Discussed on Get Sleepy
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"vikings" Discussed on Get Sleepy
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"vikings" Discussed on Get Sleepy
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Get Sleepy
"vikings" Discussed on Get Sleepy
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Get Sleepy
"vikings" Discussed on Get Sleepy
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"vikings" Discussed on Get Sleepy
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Roe Conn
New Movies Coming To Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu And HBO This Weekend
"If you have Amazon prime video there's a movie called mice bite which was just hitting theaters when covert nineteen hit this is an action comedy Dave Batista who's you know guardians of the galaxy you know that big giant former wrestler guy he's a CIA agent row he finds himself teamed up with the precocious nine year old so in other words should be making kindergarten cop now I have to tell you about this to think that this is actually this is a rite of passage for action star Jackie Chan had a movie like this the rock had a movie like this John Cena is had a movie like this at some point you gotta so you're lovable side and be charged with guarding little kids and then you learn about the soft side yourself this one is particularly horrible and one of the things we hate about this movie Rakan my spot is set primarily in Chicago they shot it in Toronto eight that and the worst moments in this movie is there's a chase that begins in wicker park okay the bad guy gets behind the wheel of a car with her party he's trying to get away from Dave Batista CIA agent now the C. I. A. tech person is in David she says here telling them where you know traveling this guy and the agents as one minute after this car leaves wicker park the agent says looks like he's heading to the Naperville area because Naperville has a giant airfield so wrong later five minutes later we're in phony Naperville where I kid you not there's a big you know action sequence where the plane on the runway is now dangling over what appears to be the Grand Canyon who knew that in Naperville there was an airport overlooking a giant canyon clearly green screen so I mean it's just been really poorly done it's too violent for the little kids and it's too stupid for the adults and a lot of parents thing all this might be fun have a fun action movie stay away from my spy that's too bad you're you're totally right about that right of passage because Arnold Schwarzenegger had to do that too right I mean it was like a garden shop yeah I mean everybody has to make sure that the kids have something to go watch in that in those movies were actually pretty good for kids you're saying this one's not this was terrible okay now I've got I've got the funniest movie of the summer Fauria probably so far it has the worst title of all time it's called Eurovision Song Contest the story of fire saga well the Eurovision Song Contest is an actual deal in Europe and has been since the rent if these in fact Salim young was discovered on that aba was first on the Eurovision Song Contest this is a parity with will Ferrell the king of the parity right and Rachel McAdams they play a couple of Icelandic singer songwriters he's Lars Eriksen she's cigarette original daughter and their Icelandic and they're dreaming of representing their home whether they do kind of like Viking game of thrones stamp rock songs so this is filled with all these big production numbers because then we meet the contestants from Greece and the grand the Russian the Russian contest is actually played by our friend Dan Stevens was Matthew Crawley on Downton abbey he plays a Russian oligarch who's also a ballad singer it's really really stupid and it's really really funny it's mostly excuse these big giant set pieces where they do these huge production numbers remember will Ferrell did a movie called blades of glory your hair well he does for you know that did for ice dancing with the stars for song competition so even though we don't know the Eurovision Song Contest here in the states we know about all the competition shows that this is basically get one singer from each country you know what it's all European countries they have a couple of other than the states they're not we're not eligible for the Eurovision Song Contest was there an SNL bit with will Ferrell that was similarly themed I I just don't know that there could have been it's it's clearly the kind of stuff that he just excels at when you see him in the big Viking outfit and looks like the blue eye shadow it's singing about Viking you know might biking protector this is the song from this will enrich McAdams by the was wonderful as well she can also be very funny the video and the song they do is so terrible that it's great because it looks just like when you see those kind of you know that's a big deal that kind of like that Viking will rock nonsense yeah there's my aunts were everybody everybody pretends like the rolling the slave ship which is really just unfortunate or the big Viking ship as it will be we kind of you know horrible music but really right prepared well it there's that old joke about Led Zeppelin thank you know I have the have the crap was about Vikings right and if the agency had no idea what they were saying about this the music was so great musicianship as of right but if you look back you're like what the hell of the talk was only in the middle of the song yeah they had they did they had references to the lord of the rings when it was just a yeah they were so ready this is really true okay and anything else this weekend it's yeah I want to tell people is a completely does shift in tone row but the there's a best selling book a called I'll be gone in the dark written by the late Michelle McNamara who was UP board result park went to California become a true crime writer Mary Patton Oswalt the famous comedian and actor and she wrote about one of the best true crime book sense in cold blood called I'll be gone in the dark about the search for the Golden State killer probably the least known to most prolific serial killer rapist of the last fifty years this is not a six part series about Michelle's book and also about the Golden State killer it starts on HBO on Sunday night if people if you're into that true crime genre you know talk about making a murderer people aren't so many of these other ones this is the podcast to get started this is brilliantly done and it's really a profile of Michelle McNamara and her marriage to Pat now as well because it's young obviously she had a lot of recording should podcasters video for a lot and she died while writing the book she died in her sleep partially because the stress of the book and and prescription drugs and under heart condition and they continued patent and some researchers continued and finished the book without her and then we get to know the story of this incredible monster who I will let people know was just arrested a couple of years ago and charged with all these crimes because guess what they got his DNA matched about fourteen of the crime scenes that that kept the updates from I'll be gone in the
Unreserved
How the Indian Act continues to impact the lives of First Nation people
"So? Your original article on the Indian Act went viral. What kinds of responses were? Were you getting from the article lots of? Wow I didn't know that and you know sort of the moments, and we're still getting responses today you know on twitter and facebook where people are still saying you gotta read this book every Canadian Street this book and you don't know what you don't know. He'd be three times. You hear that you know we do our training workshops as well I do training for on sort of indigenous awareness. And one of the exercises that we have people do at the start of every session that they think of Dayton history and come up with a short sentence to describe it, and it's got to be specific Vo. To indigenous peoples and have a flip chart at the front and say you know we're going to put all of the old dates, the top the flip chart in the more recent ones at the bottom, and usually draw a line, know eighteen, sixty seven and another line when we pay treated the constitution that section, thirty, five and nineteen eighty two. And we get people to start putting their dates, and so what we find is shucks, Cartier and Columbus, discovering the new world and Vikings and things like that and you see a lot of recent date for two thousand ten winter Olympics things that are more. Recent oriented Ohka and those kinds of things, but always saw this gap in the middle, and it was usually between eighteen and sixty, seven, nine, hundred, eighty two. And it really just highlights what people don't know. There's a period of history there and a lot of those beats Indian. Activate fall right in that time line I would venture to say they don't know too much about the Indian Act. Most people have never even read that legislation. What is one element of it? That always surprises people for for a lot of people they think that people living on reserves and under the Indian Act live in some kind of Shangrila. Free housing free education, and they don't pay taxes. Those seem to be some of the bigger issues, but. When we when talk about things like, yes, they don't pay taxes. Section eighty. Seven of the Indian Act was put into place to protect their property from the erosion of taxes. Well, they were simulating. So that's what the Indian Act is post confederation assimilation policy tool, so we're going to protect their property from near Ocean of taxes on the face of it sounds really helpful, but you know we look at it, not more current context. It really just holds the Venetians back if If I wanted to go buy a truck for my car dealership, and if I had it delivered to the reserve, because I'm a status Indian I. Don't pay transactional taxes on that vehicle. If it's delivered to the reserve, that definitely is a benefit that people see, but what they don't see that as soon as I, declared the exemption reserves are also not subject to seizure under legal process, and so as soon as I declare the exemption, the financial services people no okay. Okay? He's a status India. Fife Thelma's the truck and he stops paying for it I can't go and take it back from him. If refuses to pay for very often, see the benefits, but they don't see some of the restrictions and some of the other things that are problematic with the Indian Act now, the Indianapolis passing mentioned in Eighteen, seventy six, and it impacts the lives of first nations people every day in almost every way it defines who has Indian status outlines chief. Chief and council systems influences the development of residential schools as a first nations person. What is one surprising way? The act influences your life. Today was just starting out my career working for a big firm here in British Columbia by then I'd had a post secondary education I was working for a really reputable solid organization, and we'll look at it from Capitol Lender perspective I I met the four CS of credit I was married had a job at a post secondary education. If I was a lender. I was the perfect candidate, but. They refused to loan me the money and wanted my wife who's not indigenous to cosign for the vehicle, which was quite interesting, just in terms of that whole understanding the impacts of you know trying to make way in the economic mainstream. Now I. WanNa get into one of the most long lasting impacts of the Indian act of the Canadian reserve system, many first nations across the country still live on reserves. Why did the government create the reserve system? The reserve system was really created as part of the old philosophy by the time we can federate Canada believed that the Indians as they're called in the Internet where a dying race of people that they're not going to be here for much longer They were going very rapid depopulation because of to the the that they didn't have immunity to, and they weren't fitting in economically info set the stage for this dine. Race people the best thing we can do to help them to assimilate and become like everybody else, and the feeling was that we would put them onto these reserves in the context of assimilation of reserves, really a holding pen. It's the place where we're going to put them until they. Didn't if simulated, that meant obviously that they were gonNA leave the reserves and go be like all other people in. Canada And they are reserves. People live on them. Don't actually own the land they live on. You can ask people hate the audio nuthouse. Legally technically speaking, the property is that of the federal government and the band is sort of the administrator of that in which people don't know right that they don't know that this is crown land actually, and it's held entrust as the term goes. Goes, and even though the government set aside this, you know this land to first nations, there are many instances where they went back on their word, and took acres away from
Unreserved
How the Indian Act continues to impact the lives of First Nation people
"In two, thousand and Fifteen Bob Joseph member of the Guohua Anoc nation wrote an article about the many ways. The Indian act was destructive, first nation, communities and culture. The article went viral. He has since expanded that article, and in two thousand eighteen released the book twenty one things. You may not know about the Indian Act. He's guest today. Think of him as our INDIANAP- tour guide to help us better understand the impact of this historic legislation. Welcome Bob Thank you, thank you. It's great to be here. So? Your original article on the Indian Act went viral. What kinds of responses were? Were you getting from the article lots of? Wow I didn't know that and you know sort of the moments, and we're still getting responses today you know on twitter and facebook where people are still saying you gotta read this book every Canadian Street this book and you don't know what you don't know. He'd be three times. You hear that you know we do our training workshops as well I do training for on sort of indigenous awareness. And one of the exercises that we have people do at the start of every session that they think of Dayton history and come up with a short sentence to describe it, and it's got to be specific Vo. To indigenous peoples and have a flip chart at the front and say you know we're going to put all of the old dates, the top the flip chart in the more recent ones at the bottom, and usually draw a line, know eighteen, sixty seven and another line when we pay treated the constitution that section, thirty, five and nineteen eighty two. And we get people to start putting their dates, and so what we find is shucks, Cartier and Columbus, discovering the new world and Vikings and things like that and you see a lot of recent date for two thousand ten winter Olympics things that are more. Recent oriented Ohka and those kinds of things, but always saw this gap in the middle, and it was usually between eighteen and sixty, seven, nine, hundred, eighty two. And it really just highlights what people don't know. There's a period of history there and a lot of those beats Indian. Activate fall right in that time line I would venture to say they don't know too much about the Indian Act. Most people have never even read that legislation. What is one element of it? That always surprises people for for a lot of people they think that people living on reserves and under the Indian Act live in some kind of Shangrila. Free housing free education, and they don't pay taxes. Those seem to be some of the bigger issues, but. When we when talk about things like, yes, they don't pay taxes. Section eighty. Seven of the Indian Act was put into place to protect their property from the erosion of taxes. Well, they were simulating. So that's what the Indian Act is post confederation assimilation policy tool, so we're going to protect their property from near Ocean of taxes on the face of it sounds really helpful, but you know we look at it, not more current context. It really just holds the Venetians back if If I wanted to go buy a truck for my car dealership, and if I had it delivered to the reserve, because I'm a status Indian I. Don't pay transactional taxes on that vehicle. If it's delivered to the reserve, that definitely is a benefit that people see, but what they don't see that as soon as I, declared the exemption reserves are also not subject to seizure under legal process, and so as soon as I declare the exemption, the financial services people no okay. Okay? He's a status India. Fife Thelma's the truck and he stops paying for it I can't go and take it back from him. If refuses to pay for very often, see the benefits, but they don't see some of the restrictions and some of the other things that are problematic with the Indian Act now, the Indianapolis passing mentioned in Eighteen, seventy six, and it impacts the lives of first nations people every day in almost every way it defines who has Indian status outlines chief. Chief and council systems influences the development of residential schools as a first nations person. What is one surprising way? The act influences your life. Today was just starting out my career working for a big firm here in British Columbia by then I'd had a post secondary education I was working for a really reputable solid organization, and we'll look at it from Capitol Lender perspective I I met the four CS of credit I was married had a job at a post secondary education. If I was a lender. I was the perfect candidate, but. They refused to loan me the money and wanted my wife who's not indigenous to cosign for the vehicle, which was quite interesting, just in terms of that whole understanding the impacts of you know trying to make way in the economic mainstream. Now I. WanNa get into one of the most long lasting impacts of the Indian act of the Canadian reserve system, many first nations across the country still live on reserves. Why did the government create the reserve system? The reserve system was really created as part of the old philosophy by the time we can federate Canada believed that the Indians as they're called in the Internet where a dying race of people that they're not going to be here for much longer They were going very rapid depopulation because of to the the that they didn't have immunity to, and they weren't fitting in economically info set the stage for this dine. Race people the best thing we can do to help them to assimilate and become like everybody else, and the feeling was that we would put them onto these reserves in the context of assimilation of reserves, really a holding pen. It's the place where we're going to put them until they. Didn't if simulated, that meant obviously that they were gonNA leave the reserves and go be like all other people in. Canada And they are reserves. People live on them. Don't actually own the land they live on. You can ask people hate the audio nuthouse. Legally technically speaking, the property is that of the federal government and the band is sort of the administrator of that in which people don't know right that they don't know that this is crown land actually, and it's held entrust as the term goes. Goes, and even though the government set aside this, you know this land to first nations, there are many instances where they went back on their word, and took acres away from communities. In your book, you outline how parts of Vancouver and the surrounding area were taken back by government to create the city as it is today. Can you explain how that happened? Yeah, so there was a lot of that. Initially, we put them onto reserves often for the most part left them where they were situated, which is maybe different from the US for they relocated people, thousands of miles sometimes from. From but they put them onto these reserves I think about a place like Vancouver today there's lots and lots of people and urban sprawl, but in those days there wasn't much there, and so they put up Nice generous reserves with good allotment, but then we went back and took it away because they weren't being enterprising people's. You know they're supposed to use those lands and put them to their highest and best youth. It's Kinda this really weird argument, right? We want them to assimilate, but we don't want to compete with them in the markets and so. So, we take away, their one of the things is their ability to sell off her, or they can't sell without written permission from the Indian agent or the Department of Indian Affairs and
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NFL players call on league to condemn racism
"NFL players take part in a video with a strong message about the recent unrest eighteen NFL players took part in the video which mentions the names of black people who have died at the hands of law enforcement and demanding the league say something about black lives matter this is what we the players would like to hear you state we condemn racism and systematic oppression of black people the National Football League admit wrong it sounds that our players for peacefully protesting we black lives matter no rams or Chargers are part of the video although UCLA alums Anthony Barr and Eric Kendricks the Vikings were included the NFL NFL responded responded to to the the video video saying saying we we stand stand with with the the black black community community because because black black lives lives matter matter
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Chicago Sets New Record High Temperature Tuesday
"Larson the Vikings we have broken today's record high temperature which have been ninety two or nineteen forty four ninety three degrees officially this hour and still climbing projected high at ninety four real feel temperatures heat index values in the upper nineties thanks the humidity low the gusty wind is helping to get that humidity to some extent none the less it will stay hot here but the rest of this afternoon very warm and sticky tonight we do anticipate thunderstorms late tonight especially at your bedside storage could be heavy and gusty the storms could linger into tomorrow morning I'm accu weather's Bob Larson is radio seven eighty one of five point nine
WTOP 24 Hour News
Biden wins Oregon's Democratic primary
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Schopp and Bulldog
Miami Dolphins 2020 Schedule Released
"A couple of other schedule leaks from around the league the chiefs are opening the NFL season on Thursday night week one hosting the Houston Texans the patriots will play at the dolphins on week one in the Vikings and saints will face off on Christmas
LAN Parties: A Video Gaming and Esports Podcast
Assassin's Creed Valhalla is Assassin's Creed with vikings
"I'm not a big. I'm not a big SASSAN creed. The only one that I ever played was black flag however I am a huge fan of Vikings. So this also really. Yes you're telling me assassin's creed mechanics with Vikings. Come on now. What's not to love with
LAN Parties: A Video Gaming and Esports Podcast
Assassin's Creed Valhalla is Assassin's Creed with vikings
"I'm not a big. I'm not a big SASSAN creed. The only one that I ever played was black flag however I am a huge fan of Vikings. So this also really. Yes you're telling me assassin's creed mechanics with Vikings. Come on now. What's not to love with
Astronomy Cast
In situ resource utilization
"I'm Fraser. Cain publisher of University with me as always Dr Pamela Gate a senior scientist for the Planetary Science Institute and the Director. Cozma quest. If you doing I'm doing well. How are you doing fraser good? We sound particularly of cheery for the apocalypse. It's a Friday. I'm going to go in the yard and burn things later today. We've we've definitely moved from the existential crisis. The deep grief phase of this process to the marathon portion where we are settling in for what is probably going to be months if not years of on and off again restrictions lockdown and quarantines and although is still terrible out there and please everybody you know we through this. Collective sacrifice have made a dent in many countries on the spread of this disease. Now we have to lock it up. Yeah Yeah we have to lock this. Have TO LOWER THE RATE. That is transmitting to other people. To below one and and wipe it out of existence and New Zealand's already succeeded so this is possible. It requires a massive combination of testing and Quarantine and tracking down contacks. But that little island nation or two island nation proved. It is possible now. A LOT OF PLACES OUT. There are lifting their shelter in place warnings. Well you're about to be in trouble in three weeks and we're very sorry. Yeah so even. If the shelter in place has been lifted keep an eye on the spread. Remember how it was spreading back in the beginning and just think about that as well in the end. It's sort of like the responsibilities on each one of us to ensure the safety of everybody around us so so take those with a grain of salt. How the key to surviving in space? We'll be learning how to live off the land instead of carrying all your fuel water and other resources from Earth extract them locally at your destination. It's called Institute Resource Utilization. And if we could figure this out it'll change everything our Pamela. Do a bit of a history lesson here when we talk about. How essentially we couldn't have done exploration here on earth without in. Situ resource utilization. It's the key exactly. Yes and it has actually reshaped our world. Nowhere more so than the island of Iceland. It turns out that sailing ships require masts and masts like to break and way back when the great explorers of the northern oceans. The Vikings came across this place with amazing forests and tall strong trees and they settled in and the mast they needed and carried on with their massive trade. We always highlight the pillaging that occurred but it turned out these were also traders hunters gatherers and well. Iceland was once a greatly forced Atlanta and now it has almost no forests and it's leading the vast amounts of erosion. So be careful what you take. Yeah it's interesting when you're there at Iceland. There are no trees right. That's because the vikings yeah mean there's the occasional tree like a person might have a tree in their yard. Apparently there are now some efforts to attempt to reforest the island in theory you know get another couple of hundred years and there will be focused on on Iceland again but clearly. They found what they needed. They were able to survive by cutting down all those trees. Thanks so maybe that's not necessarily the. How want this lesson to workout? But the point being that the only way they were able to survive was the fact that there were resources that they could use traffic. Cut DOWN ANIMALS. They could hunt fish. Eat things places. They could grow things they were able to survive in. What is a very hostile place? And this is how we have systematically explored our world again another amazing example of the past is the Polynesians. They knew exactly were all the little islands dotting the South Pacific were located and had an amazing. Plus you'll navigation skills and new. If they went from here to here there would be freshwater when they got to the next place there would be food. There would be things necessary to carry on their carrying on as they moved throughout massive areas of the ocean. And so when we look at the history of space exploration plans when you look at the Moon missions they carried everything every calorie that the astronauts would need was carried up from the surface of the earth every drop of water every every molecule of oxygen that they were going to breed. Everything had to be carried completely from Earth. And then all the way back from the moon and back in the fifties sixties seventies eighties nineties. People were planning missions to Mars. That would be the same thing. Carry everything the Mars and then carry it to be able to survive on the on the surface of Mars and carry out a mission. It's not feasible. The math just kept breaking. Yeah and this is where it gets really interesting to me. Just what is considered in situ resource utilization? Basically if you don't have to take something with you that means you are utilizing it where you go and if you don't have to carry all of your own energy with you so say you have solar panels. Those solar panels count as an in situ resource utilization. And it's something that doesn't work everywhere in this hour system because we have places the outer solar system for instance we really need to have those radio thermo generators those nuclear fuel cells whereas on Mars. Unless you're curiosity they just solar power away. And that's a form of institute resource utilization. The Sun is in situ you talk about the power. Yeah let's say you don't have to carry your liquid. Hydrogen liquid oxygen. You don't also don't have to carry the fuel to carry the liquid hydrogen liquid oxygen and so there is this huge multiplier for every kilogram. That you're trying to carry to the surface of Mars. Many kilograms of propellant. Get you there and we. I started seeing people. Think hard about. How do we separate the resources we need from the rocks of other worlds in the nineteen sixties and this started crop up in novels like the Moon is a harsh mistress? Which if you haven't read that is absolutely required reading in modern times and in that novel they were shipping grain seeds from Earth up to the moon utilizing human by products and Water. That was found in the regular of the moon to grow vast crops. That were then shipped back to Earth. Which was actually a day shipping the water from the moon down to Earth
Game Scoop!
Assassin's Creed Valhalla Cinematic Trailer Revealed
"Assassin's creed. Valhalla is a finally officially announced. The long rumored Viking injury in the assassin's creed series. Hopefully everyone got a chance to watch the cinematic trailer. Any first impressions on what we've seen so far. I feel bad for the English. I don't think you're supposed to sympathize with them. They're they're getting slaughtered by very very mean vikings okay so there were two scenes in that cinematic trailer that are really liked. That reminded me of scenes of Other movies such one was when the main protagonists of friend his buddy gets like impaled twice but he still beating down the enemy force in. It felt very much like the boroughmuir seen in fellowship of the ring. If you know what? I'm talking about no spoilers spoiler inherently. Sorry if you haven't seen that movie and then the other one it'd be fine. Based on what you just said he could be totally yeah and he was fighting until the essence Eros. Yeah and then. There's the you guys have seen gladiator. Said the emperor When he's like just his whole demeanor. Sorta petulant King Demeanor that also was very reminiscent and I think a lot of time doing the cool thing where they made a game that I wanNA play. That's about Vikings and then like they're like but also it's an assassin's creed game and they start slipping that stuff in like the bird and then of course the stabby rest. It was really cool. How they did that and I would totally play. That game was just about Vikings. That's a point. That's the point. I wanted to make like I wonder. Is it time for these games to move away from assassin's creed yeah no more future or just like this walkout office it doesn't need to be an assassin's creed game like it can be an open world action? Rpg? Viking game it's almost like when they started with a C. Origins and Odyssey they could've started new franchise with those games the Games that are great. I'm sure this game's going to going to be amazing but like this. Viking is an assassin. He's part of the historic assassin's guild. And he's got the hidden blades. Like come on man but look ahead and blade saved his life so maybe three life is away dislike. It gets less and less believable. It doesn't like I really love the new style of assassin's creed origin wasn't as taken with. Odyssey is one of my favorite games of this generation. So you know for me. It's like great like bring it on another big open world action RPG. But I have seen an undercurrent of like people that miss the old style of assassin's creed. Yeah why did I kind of take? Two's like Oh this looks like it's more like the old assassin's creed and then I read articles about it and I don't really get that it still seems like RPG assassin's creed people miss that. Like people let something on the Hollas. This looks cool but we miss the old thing. But it's funny. Because I guess you can take the interpretation of what makes an assassin's creed series a little differently. like they're obviously incorporating some new elements And some older elements that were new to the series at the time like naval combat is making a return but that was an element that like people appreciated about the series as it was evolving. So the future stuff. It is very much a part of the series but it wasn't necessarily loved or look to the series for so If that is what makes us asses creed an assassin's creed series like I don't. I don't know that that's the thing that we should be. Valuing over something. Like the elements of exploration the elements of overtaking certain areas. And kind of like betting yourself in this open world game. That's really hit Got Heavy RPG element to it to. That feels more to me.
Gaming Ride Home
Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla trailer shows off viking battles
"UBISOFT UNVEILS. Assassin's creed Valhalla. Yesterday ubisoft teased the next assassin's creed with a long stream from digital artist boss logic drawing what will undoubtedly be the games cover art in the stream ended with the reveal of the Games title. Assassin's creed Valhalla. And a promise that a cinematic trailer would premiere the following morning which it did the trailer follows. What appears to be a Viking leader doing various Viking. Things like smearing blood on his face sparing the lives of women children and playing with his kids while a narration. Voiceover says they are heartless godless barbarians. They murder and kill blindly. They scar the land of England lands. They will never defend never love. The time has come to speak to them. In a language they will understand and it is revealed that the narrator is king writing out a declaration of war against the Vikings from there. The trailer shows Vikings storming a beach and accepting a volley of flaming arrows as they enter into a large scale war with England the description for the game reveals that the Viking leader we have been watching his Ivar and we see him fighting and slaying and he throws his acts at some enemies but it does not return to his hand automatically which is disappointing and then a big scary extra tall night enters the fray at this point four sees a hooded man appear briefly next to a leafless tree. I for a moment thought maybe it was an assassin or the ghost of an assassin. But then I've or yells before getting totally walloped by the big night who will definitely have an excessive amount of HP when you actually fight him in the game. When all hope seems lost and Mr Big night with big strength and defense stats has his sword against ivars neck. I've or kills him with a wrist blade but the blade actually on the outside of the wrist as opposed to the inside game is coming holiday. Twenty twenty pending any delays related
Paul and Jordana
Vikings offseason roster 'evolution' only begins with the NFL draft
"I thought the the Vikings are towing a very thin line they are they are clearly transitioning and they're trying to do without tanking you watched what some of the teams did last year where they just decided you know we're just we made it we're just going for draft picks and we're gonna try to start over the Cleveland Browns have been doing that for years Miami did that last year you had the bangles clearly just likes it well we're just going to stink this year and we're going to try to build back up to the draft the Vikings now trying to shed all of these these this is veterans you know and I think they lost like six veteran players on defense and are trying to shift and get younger and and said some of those old contracts and they're trying to do it and and still compete I think I think this weekend could not have gone better they did did they did a phenomenal job at least on paper and Green Bay was awful Chicago was awful in Detroit is just plug in and fill in holes that they made already this offseason so I think the Vikings potentially if there's football they could compete right away
Timesuck with Dan Cummins
"vikings" Discussed on Timesuck with Dan Cummins
"Time here just a few of the most famous or interesting folks that I have found few them we've already met probably the two most famous Vikings. Erik the red founder of Greenland and his son Leif Leif Ericson the doodoo discover North America for the Vikings. But we've already talked about them. So let's move onto a dude with the super Vike name or love to Boston or twelve soon or tricked Los in all of the warrior king the grandson of the first ruler of the United Kingdom of Norway. Geraldo, fair hair all of was born around nine sixty eight c go onto lead invasions into England starting to nine nine one. The nine hundred ninety one the English were attacked so often by the Vikings. They came up with the term din guild, which was simply just payments as a term for payments to the Vikings not to kill them. Now Vikings probably didn't invent extortion. But they did perfect. It seems Olaf was paid a guild in one thousand nine hundred ninety one not to attack England anymore. So in nine ninety four he and the king of Denmark Swain forked beard or spin for beard launched another attack on England to get them to stop the English paid a higher didn't go the following year with English treasure. He'd earned offset his sights on invading Norway after battling and killing hocken Sigurdson Huck in the great he was made king of Norway. He went onto make all this all his then pagan subjects convert to Christianity Olaf didn't make a lot of friends with his ideas. One of his more powerful enemies was his old ally spin fort beard and another was Eric Hopkinson the set of the Norwegian king. He just killed Olaf. Would later be ambushed according to legend by thousand men, but instead of surrendering he jumped into the ocean never to be seen again. The famous Viking son of her all fair hair was given the colorful name of Eric blood axe born Eric Harley Johnson. King fair hair ahead. His boy murdering people and rating Europe when he was just twelve Eric got his name by playing nice with the other children. But then slaughtering all but one of his brothers with an ex lice. Like most prolific psychos of the time. He briefly ruled Norway before he was driven out eventually settling north rumba where he would become king. Mr. blood ex battled constantly it was eventually killed. And it seems he's Viking chieftains. A lot of times were either killed in battle or would live happily ever after Ragnar loss. Bracken and sons, let's talk about them another family of interesting characters from the sagas. Both sons, I've are the boneless Bjorn Ironside like their father would become kings. They would all lead many raids Ragnar loss. Brooke who was a beserk or is famous today for his role on the history channel show. Vikings very prominent and the Viking sagas and is famous for being paid by the French king. Charles seven thousand pounds of silver not to sack Paris Ragnar son Ivor, the boneless had a bone disease that made his legs break easily..
Timesuck with Dan Cummins
"vikings" Discussed on Timesuck with Dan Cummins
"And it's probably also though sexiest Japanese vacuum and got their right is brought up some silk and stayed around for the fish nets. None of their clothes was supposed to be worn tightly tight clothing with seen a showy and pompous. All right. That's how you get mocked and you'll Viking village. It's oh lookit life over there super touch tunic Hari. My name is and I'm so sexy and Taito trousers and mouth to go. Choose. On the way that guy talk that way. There are no, sir. I went it with no plan. I which accident like fucking wing it. There's no surviving Viking underpants. But they're believed to have existed since then have been found. I'm gonna pretend sexy Scandinavian women did where some kind of wool G string. Viking armor, simple as well. Sometimes completely non-existent as you'll see with the beserk hours soon or berserk hours analysis talk about where these tunic wearing bastards dwelled. Vikings lived almost exclusively in RV parks airstream, especially where immensely popular. No. They lived in very sized homes. Didn't even have IKEA furniture back then Vikings were status hungry people. Just like people today the poorest Vikings living in stables with cattle. Right. That's how you know. That's how you get a fuck. Shitty. Viking life. When you got some old ask coach shoes. And you know, you got a fucked up tunic, and you're just laying next to a cow in a barn. A wish it would have married a bit or waif making a bitter to Nick sleeping in the finer house. Vikings Viking did live in towns, but in small villages, consisting of usually six or seven farms farms, usually fence to near enough each other to construct a common main road in the centre of most farms with the main houses known as long houses, some of them pretty nice made primarily would long homes. Look similar to Viking ships other buildings like workshops, stables, barns and outbuildings were also built on the farms, the longhouse featured, no windows or chimney. Instead. Just a hole in the ceiling above the fireplace. Loud smoke of Viking architecture, especially in larger buildings didn't get much more advanced until later when ritual buildings morphed into churches wins Christianity arrived in Scandinavia during the Viking age or Viking era. Now's the government. I think a good way to look at any cultures to examine their government structure and legal system. We're going to look into their war for war for warfare soon. To a promise. Let's take a peek at societal structure. I Viking society was divided into four main levels highest. Level was the king or Kananga who ruled the lands absolutely next with Earls or Yarl's are with or you Yaro Yarl's ruled smaller petty kingdoms that would often combine with other small kingdoms to build regional kingdoms. The third level is where the Vikings were and the farmers and blacksmiths were found on the third level called the Carl's the final four throwing of the Vikings society was the slave class. Also known as the thrills. They had no power freedom over their own lives..
Timesuck with Dan Cummins
"vikings" Discussed on Timesuck with Dan Cummins
"That's more often than I comb, my hair. Thank you, hats and other cultures. They have encountered may have just emulated them. Bit combs razors. Ear spoons perfumes electric, hairdryers crimping irons all of that. But excavated from Viking burials big kremplers. No, those last two are not true. But ear spoons is true. They had ear spoons. What is what does it year? Spoon. You ask. Well, it's a ceremonial spoon. That Vikings used to eat a soup. They made it a boiled human ears prepare for battle. There's still a recipe you can find online. It's it's onions a handful of sea salt. One cabbage for carrots and six pairs of Catholic baby ears. No, it's a little metal spoon. Vikings use to clean the wax out of the race before the invention of cue tips. No, thank you not gonna put one of those years. I would rather have dirty ear holes than to be trying to to scoop out some wax little metal spoon in air. Spoon. To me. Sounds like a good way to punch a hole in your eardrum. While you're rooting around in there with that. You know, also am I the only person who immediately thinks murder weapon when I hear ears with the first thing that came to my head. Maybe I've just didn't twenty true crime sucks. The first thing that popped into my head when I heard about murder weapon was I just started picturing someone cleaning their ear by trying to scoop out that wax and someone else sneaks up behind him. And then just Papa just slams their hand, PU I guess the back of the spoon Earl pushes it all the way into the poor person trying to have cleaner ears. Just push it all the way into their head. Right. Just the whole spoon right in the year. Why do I why do I immediately think she'll like that all the time? Anyway, the Vikings by medieval standards, pretty damn clean. But how did they dress were they flies? Fuck was it horn hats and for vests and ripped apps and a high heeled weather boots. Like, it is when you do a Google search for Viking, costumes. I love I love how by the way. If you do a Google search like Google image. Search for basically any type of costume at all within. I'd say the first five to ten picks. You're usually just into the majority of images being women sexually dressed women. Scantily clad right women in high heels hail is to fana- but seriously ill how much porn and porn images can the internet. Hold out of curiosity. I actually typed Viking costume porn is added porn to the end so much so much including women of ethnicities. I'm pretty sure didn't exist in Scandinavia during the Viking age. Or maybe there were just a lot of sexy ass. Japanese Viking women women, I just didn't know about. Joke. But I also I also had to shut down those web results because I am mealy started getting a boner as working here in the south dungeon with a couple of other people also here in the office. Apparently, I am super Indy. Asian biking porn, anyway, we think the clothing of the Vikings Nordic peoples at the age was pretty simple, although our knowledge of their closes, not complete nor agreed upon few written records mentioned clothing. Archaeological records are a little bit limited. But that being said most experts seem to agree that the men were tunics a thick loose-fitting shirt. Basically worn over loose trousers women wore one long dress floor ankle length with an apron style. Dress over at the apron, dress hung from straps over the shoulders. Fasten by two broaches in the front underneath these garments which were made from wool both men and women wore linen, undershirts or shifts which they might have slept in. And then children were the same styles as adults seen pictures, and I'm gonna say that none of this shit even remotely sexy. Dammit, you know, women did not wear heels or fishnets or even crushes pennies. You know, it's almost like a porn producers don't care about historical..
Timesuck with Dan Cummins
"vikings" Discussed on Timesuck with Dan Cummins
"Despite will watching too much mainstream news may lead you to believe if you look around the globe a lot of nations, although certainly not the majority have managed to create thriving modern societies where most of their citizens aren't doing too bad there at least doing quite a bit better than most of humankind was doing as recently as a hundred years ago and doing way better than we all were a thousand plus years ago, most of the world's people have longer lifespans than we did just a few decades prior most of us enjoy heightened individual liberties and a laundry list of modern amenities that would make any king just two centuries back get pretty damn jealous. Maybe making more throw his little king hat down in disgust. I bet any ancient feral would happily trade his pyramid or the relative. He's probably having sex with as many of those incestuous pharaohs did for microwave pizza and some net flicks. And out of all the cultures currently crush in the past on the standard of living scale, there is one cold and wet part of the earth that seems to somehow always be among the leaders of the pack Scandinavia. Land of the Vikings when it comes to a quality of opportunity, education, basic, human happiness, and even economic freedom. Scandinavian nations seem to lead the rest of the world today, the citizens of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway are considered among the kindest societies the most fair and the happiest people in the world. Why they're these are the descendants of who we call the Vikings history's most infamous Raper's in pillagers nor societies that populated northern Europe. Born exactly known for their gentle touch history. Often refers to Vikings is dirty bloodthirsty man animals that left her weak babies for dead and rape and pillage shed of any land they found people alive on and some of that reputation is earned some the Vikings were raiders and they did revel in battle. They did take slaves and there was a lot of violence. But there are also, you know, their culture mired myth how much of the popular understanding of Viking history is actually true and how much of their history has been written by their enemies and their victims. There are. Are so many interesting aspects to the Vikings in their culture, we've touched on the spiritual beliefs of the Vikings with north God's in the past back in suck seventy seven today. We dig into their actual lives. The Vikings are much more complicated than the brutal sociopaths. They've been often remembered as a rich culture with its own languages, religion, mythology and customs, the Vikings continue to be a popular topic of discussion nearly a thousand years after decline most of what we know about the ancient Nordic people come from sagas and semi historical writings written about them centuries. After the fact like the mythology of all cultures cultures many of the sagas trade. Historical accuracy for mythos in hyperbole. But we're still able based on the writings of a few agent stories and archaeological evidence to come to what we think is a pretty decent understanding of Viking life on this episode of the suck. We're going to find out how the descendants Viking warriors transitioned from international pirates and slavers and to some. The world's most a, you know, vanished and egalitarian nations, and we're gonna have fun doing it. We will dispel many myths. And I think we'll find a more nuanced appreciation for these wild marauding.
The Phinsider
"vikings" Discussed on The Phinsider
"Unfortunately outs is on baby duty. So he cannot join us tonight. But we're going to kick right into things here. We're going to do things a little differently on this episode. We're going to be joined by a reef Assan of the athletes covering the Minnesota Vikings and throughout this podcast, which is a little longer than normal. We're going to really get in to the details of the Vikings and the dolphins matchup on Sunday. We're going to have a conversation. So basically, a reef is our co host for the evening, and what's great about. This is a reef is going to post this very same thing on his own podcast for his Vikings dolphins preview as well. So we're going to co were going to cover all the details of the match up. We're going to give you analysis on both teams. And we're going to provide you with all the information you need to know leading into Sunday's game. So a reef thank you for joining insider radio. We're going to let you kick. Things off let you have the floor to begin. Yeah. This is going to be a lot of fun. I think I think there's like a lie, especially because you know, they're AFC teams. We don't have. In town of exposure, the other team for paying attention to the patriots people hang attention, the NFC north very alternates. Akers which probably less interesting conversation into typically now it's the bears. But I think people are not really up to things especially here in Minnesota about what's happening in Miami. Like, I think people don't have a good sense of quality that team. You know, is it a good defensive got a lot of interceptions of a yard us. Ryan tannehill plays. Yep. To play those sorts of questions. So it should be a pretty good show. I want to get get it all started by asking kind of the first question, which is in nerdy. It's going to be about the offense of line. I think over the years gotten used to the idea the Miami offensive line has been just really bad that they haven't invested a lot in it, of course, had multiple controversies surrounding it. But this past year, my sense is that it's not nearly in the place that it has been in the past the offense of line. Has improved. My my wrong about that. Is that kind of a mistake or or do they have they genuinely improved and if so how the offense of line for the dolphins right now is a complete mess. It's a complete disaster Kuka in the off season. They had worked to strengthen and paired by the moves they made on paper. They did strengthen very early injuries to Daniel Kilgore Senator guy from San Francisco after moving on for Mike pouncey, Josh sit in as well who they got. He was a great pass protector. Kill war was kind of a poor man's Mike pouncey, I'd like to say different strengths different weaknesses, and then they had Jesse Davis, and John James and Larry Thompson. So there are fantastic. And one thing you need to watch with the dolphins offensive line on Sunday. When when the Vikings faceoff is John James, and they've been using him to pull a lot more and you'll see him pulling off to the left side of the line of scrimmage did that quite often the patriots game and actually contributed to a lot of big runs from Frank gore and Kenyan Drake so be aware of that. And learn tonsil has improved greatly from his rookie season where he. Played guard then shifted to left tackle last year struggled a bit, but has really up this play. So the book ends are solid. You got Ted Larsen there? I know his name being floated around this week with the miracle in Miami. But really he's struggles quite a bit on the line and Travis Swanson, he's just another guy. He's not he's not terrible. He's not great injuries have hurt the positional up. But you know, the Vikings with the pass rush they have at times and so forth. It's going to be interesting to see how much pressure they can get on the dolphins..
First Things First
"vikings" Discussed on First Things First
"So they force offenses to make post nap decisions. And those three things combined are a really difficult to deal with and really difficult to to prepare for. It's one thing if you're dealing with a talented team, it's one thing if you're dealing with a team that blitzes lot. But then when you combine those with a team that gives you. A lot of different looks and the quarterbacks got a comeback, and he's gotta make that decision after the ball, snap, then infects wide receivers and tight ends. Whoa, because they've got reads built into their routes. They've got things that have to adjust based on the coverage and all that information is being processed after the snap and combined with the fact that they're coming off as brutal a loss as they came off last week. This is going to be another team that that's that's angry and Elul death. It's not like season on the brink desperate, but we saw last week the more desperate team won almost every game, the team that had to have it or at least played better than they had. The Rams are everyone's got number one in the power rankings. Everyone thinks this is the best team in the NFC. Vikings are disappointing one one in one right now after an embarrassed, they just is seventeen point favorites. That's the point you're making right after what happened last week. I think the Vikings ability undo to be very, very silent. As you said, do multiple things will, but their ability to be able to tackle. They are sound and you don't have a lot of good tackling. NFL teams allow the passing tax in the NFL, get the ball, their hand fast to the flat cross the middle, and make people tackled Vikings are good tackling team. The Rams were they good. They're great motion a lot of disguise stuff, but some kind of way they want to get the ball in the one of their athletes hands and give him an opportunity to build a makes them yards in space. So the tackling becomes important people. Say you go into the game, everyone should tackle. No, it's hard and especially early in the season, you see a lot of miss tackles and NFL how many yards they get after contact, how many yards they get after the catch. Those are two things outside of turnovers that help determine we can in week out if you can win NFL game and tackling becomes more and more challenging each year in the NFL because there's keeps being revised how you have to tackle where you have to tackle how much force you can apply when you tackle. So the teams that are able to adjust to that and the teams that are able to do that within the context of the ever emerging rules that come out in terms of how the game is played. That's a, that's a big component to it, and Minnesota has been able to do it better than most teams have. How much can a team learn from a game against the same team. The previous year last year Vikings Rams played each other Rams, got the opening kickoff drove right down the field score to. Down and the Viking shut him out from their own out. They won twenty four, seven girly had his worst game of the year. Jared Goff has his second worst game of the year against this Vikings defense, how much can that be instructive for both teams this year, we usually what you do is you put together an after action report and you look at things you did well things. You did poorly preparation, airs and plan. For the next time you play that opponent and if things stay consistent, you'll go back and it's like current, you talking future you and say, okay, I remembered this, this. This was very effective. Let's see if we can develop that packet. So having having exposure to a team, being able to be familiar with the personnel, all those things that come with a week of preparation really is a huge advantage..
KTLK 1130 AM
"vikings" Discussed on KTLK 1130 AM
"Yeah. You're having a great season that Johnson, filling legendary wait a minute. Are you serious? Really, no, man. I mean, how would that even work? Right. Park dental trusted for the Minnesota. Vikings. The Vikings locker room a disappointing loss. Buffalo Bills over the Minnesota Vikings coach. You gotta have a short memory in the NFL. And thankfully, we have a short week going into L A. What did you tell your guys? Well, I just told him that you know, we we did all the things that were that get you beat. You know, we turn the ball over. We didn't run run the ball. Very good. We didn't protect obviously we turn guys lease in the secondary. We had penalties on defense. We'll let the quarterback scramble and special teams. We had penalties and. We put ourselves in bad situations. All three phases. How do you get it out of your system with such a short week? I mean, there's not a whole lot of physical work that you can do. But how do you get this one out of your system? Yeah. I don't know, Greg. You know, we're going to have to sit down and really evaluate things again. And you know, it's disappointing come in here and play this way at home in front of our fans. I third down. We get him out on defense. And then we get a penalty. And then we get another penalty later on. And next thing. You know, it's it's. No, just the whole thing snowballs. So. We're going to have to run the ball better. We're gonna have to protect better. I need to coach better. This is a copycat league last week. You knew that Aaron Rodgers hobbling not being as mobile as he wanted to be as a quarterback. They with a lot of quick rhythm passes seems like buffalo from start did some of the very same things. Do how do you fix that? I mean, how do we get pressure back on the quarterback? Again. I think we have pressure on quarterback for most most of the day when he was thrown. Denno beat the guy a couple of times. But you know, we weren't disciplined in our rush lanes and the quarterback got out. We pressured him one time in a quarterback snuck through the the open side, you know, they scrambled in a in a red zone, which you know, we we have couple of free players there that should be able to get it before they get to the third down. So we'll look at it. And we'll keep going. I have not lost confidence in his football team. You know, obviously, we didn't play well enough today win or probably any day we play like that. So. But. You know, I think we'll come back and fight communication or the lack thereof. Seems like in the secondary especially wintry. Wayne's went down that appeared to magnify the problem. And they and they caught us in some situations. Yeah. They caught us a couple of times. You know, we got to Myung younger guys in there now and. Again, Mike practice mostly into nNcholas week. And then he had to go in their corner. So. But we you know, we did turn a couple of guys lose again. And that's got to stop. We've we've always been really good at being in the right position in a backhand. And we have not done a good job this year yet. No, you don't talk a whole lot about injured players, but missing Galvin cook and his versatility as a running back and a receiver. You miss that young man today, but you know, Greg I mean we rushed for fourteen yards. I mean, those guys were coming off the ball and pounding is pretty good. So I'm not gonna say anybody that we missed a lot to do with this one coach, thanks for your time. Right. Coach Mike Zimmer guys back upstairs to you. All right, Greg. Thank you buddy turnovers. Three turnovers for the Minnesota Vikings. Coach Tim alluded to there in the twenty seven two six loss here at US Bank stadium post game player interviews and coach interview brought to you by wildfire located at Eden prairie center while fire offers a selection of steaks chops and seafood and a modern day. Nineteen forty supper club. Visit wildfire restaurants dot com. Do it today. Big loss twenty seven to six here at US Bank stadium coming up here next. We'll go around the league Jimmy G looks like he has a knee injury was carted off. We'll get you updated as much as we can with that..
The MMQB Podcast with Peter King
"vikings" Discussed on The MMQB Podcast with Peter King
"Normally not always the happiest guy when i see him avenue in he's he's just a is a you know a very very solid but not euphoric guy mike zimmer's got a big smile on his face but anyway was so interesting when i woke up monday morning i just kept thinking to myself not of the four era of the minnesota vikings blood of the intense and utter sadness of the new orleans saints and you'll hear in this podcast i i talk to kyle rudolf about you know look at the end of this game in fortyfive seconds there's ten seconds left in the game and in fortyfive seconds year either going to be for iq or you're going to be just in in a in a severe depression and that is the life you've chosen and i was sitting in the lobby the vikings training facility and they had the good morning football show on on nfl network and they replayed sean payton s press conference a coach of the saints they replayed sean payton press conference from after the game on sunday and all those sean payton was clearly downcast he answered every question any talked about how was going to take a while to get over it but we'll get over it and i'm thinking hot eu after spending months and months and months pointing to this day pointing to this moment and coming back to take a twenty one to twenty lead with three minutes to go on a drew brees touchdown pass then watched the vikings comeback with a minute and a half to go to take a 23 21 lead on a long field goal.
Izzy and Spain
"vikings" Discussed on Izzy and Spain
"Emotion of it and go through that like it's it's a what you're doing is senses you're putting safety at risk you're also putting guys that are going to be contentious angry or hurt against each other on the field like it's point right in the first time we have a brawl during one of those meaningless points that's when though reimagined it while i made for good visual at first because there were no defenders on the field it was just as if the vikings we're going to lineup and kick without without any opposition and while they waited for the saints a back case kingdom started leading the crowd in the vikings school chant which was pretty cool pretty great visual and the gamblers were the only people they cared about this because the vikings were favored by four and a half most of the week but in the last day or to the line jumped up to five and a half at a bunch of sports books so that extrapoint would have decided who won and lost and so i guess you could you're probably right that that gambling aspect is why the nfl forces teams to kick um but most of them of late have just been kneeling on the play which is exactly what happened eight minutes and one second later after they finally got of would back on the field they just took a knee which is which is kind of alarming in frustrating for gamblers i'm sure but again the the crazy thing is we just saw the walk off ending against a in the national championship game right so we see another one and it is just it's that moment in sports is just such a perfect perfect it doesn't matter who you root roar you just you just yell lay i found myself i felt pretty good like thirty seconds left i was like well might not amend the prettiest way to get there but i think i'm free in one for the weekend for the second straight we can feel pretty good and then that happens in you just i've i'm screaming at the tv it doesn't matter and the number of people on twitter and you get this all the time that we wanna come at you every time he pick a rock i love a fantastic ending that's all that matters in the vatan the vikings gay that to us it's such a perfect will remember that moment.
Speak For Yourself with Cowherd & Whitlock
"vikings" Discussed on Speak For Yourself with Cowherd & Whitlock
"Sweden's main i'm not looking to pull him uh in a every weeks in different week asleep i cowherd viewed liked the vikings weektoweek approach with their quarterback situation now where it positioning bitcoin i i'd like to know what i have going forward with my mayor with my high school principal with mike quarterback with my transportation i don't want to wake up on monday what am i drive it this is this is why when you go to the combine everybody wants to sit down with a quarterback stability that's what the position i you can listen man carolina a month ago is like we're taking a star receiver off the roster nobody cares linebackers out you lose your quarterback you lose your stability i don't wanna go weektoweek make a call on this stuff meigs zimmer and the vikings organization don't believe what they're seeing every week they looking at in case did what i can't believe and so they have this investment in tammy bridgewater he looks the party as the pedigree he had the right college resume we drafted him high and they don't want to give up one that i would give up on an and no it's a tough but i watch case scheme is let hope you can't take him out i think he's won the locker room i think he owns that team in this year's wide okay okay this is a think understand first of all you said you wanna know what you have you know what you have you have your backup combo.
The MMQB Podcast with Albert Breer
"vikings" Discussed on The MMQB Podcast with Albert Breer
"The minnesota vikings are in a position to compete to get to the super bowl which is being held in their home stadium and on a weektoweek basis the vikings have a known hurler quarterbacks going to be this goes all the way back to the beginning of the year the only weak where there's really been certainly at that position for them is was weak one they knew samper ever was and start the opener he suffers a deep divers there and really from that point on it's been was going to be bradford or was it going to be keen him and then we figured out the bradford's injury was more serious what happens well then teddy bridgewater starts to get healthy and now teddy bridge ours in the practice field and now teddy bridge wars active for games and this week at seven into the team seven into and mike zimmer to answering a question about who their quarterback was going to be for the game against the rams and so i think we have here is such a great litmus test of what the nfl jesus christ this is a fire drill ha this brad fucking blank to jesus christ you're the worst thing is is i know i know all right okay so here we go i know all right ready 31 so what we have here i think this error of the nfl is sort of a litmus test on how you build a team and other i i the rules the way they are the passing game the way it is it almost feels like like having a stable quarterback situation is your id and.