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ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Checking in With 'Chicks on the Right' Miriam Weaver & Amy Clark
"Two great ladies. I've known them for a long time now. I suppose. You know them as chicks on the right, Miriam weaver and Amy Clark, ladies. Hi. It's been forever. It's fine. Oh my gosh, way too long. Way too long. All right, so tell me where are you guys still in, did somebody move so you moved? You guys were in Indianapolis. And I moved to Texas. Moved to Texas. All right, very nice. So what's happening in Texas? Well, I mean, a lot of great stuff is happening in Texas, but she's going to be moving to South Carolina soon. And so we decided, you know what? We're just going to do the podcast thing, which is what we're doing now, which has been the greatest decision ever. Ever. So it wasn't hard to leave radio? No. No. Not at all. It really wasn't. I mean, we loved working in radio together. But it was a good run. And once we kind of started doing our podcast at the same time, we did a morning little hit video on our video on our Facebook page, just via video. And that started becoming really, really popular, so we decided this should be what we do all the time. Yeah. Love it. Love it. Well, I've always admired your logo the red stiletto heel. I tried to emulate that, but it's not a good look for me. No, and I'm really embarrassed we were I don't know why sometimes I just say really inappropriate things during interview. This is why I don't like being interviewed. This is why we get along well. And so we had the moms for liberty and there are wonderful ladies, very good wholesome Christian women. And so we're having a conversation about makeup and I had just come off of the newsmax hit so I had makeup on and all that kind of stuff. And I told the woman I said, you know, I'm the only straight guy you probably know that knows his bronze number. And she turned white as a ghost. I just felt really bad about that. We see a couple. There have been a couple of guys racing walking around here with makeup on. It takes some getting used to, 'cause it's like, you know, we see a lot more of that now, like just in everyday life in a different realm. Guys with makeup. It's a little
The Doug Collins Podcast
How Did the FBI Get so Tone Deaf? Kurt Schlichter Explains
"How do you get to this level of tone deafness? The FBI? Well, it's not tone deaf. They know exactly what they're doing, and they thought they would get away with it. The thing is, we need to keep pointing out the hypocrisy to normal people who aren't paying attention and whose normal sense of justice repels them from this sort of thing. But among us conservatives, I don't want to hear any more about the hypocrisy of the I don't want to hear it because that's established. Right. I want to hear how we're going to destroy the FBI. I want to hear how this accursed agency is going to be disbanded and defunded. And I don't want to hear any more good Apple crap. All right, what's the name of the FBI agent? He said, here's my gun. Here's my badge. I won't be any part of this. Now I'm sure some have retired sooner than they would or not joined. But I'd like to see a few go, no, I'm not doing it because I won't be part of an American saucy. And of course we haven't seen. Instead, we see 30 of these schmucks show up with our stupid windbreakers and their assault rifles. To go raid Mar-a-Lago, you know? I mean, remember, these are the guys who murdered the mom of a guy who may or may not have sold a salad off shotgun 30 years ago in the Randy weaver thing. They blew his 9 year old kid away. They killed 80 some people at Waco. Their crime lab put out false results that led to the conviction of many, many people, including some death row guys. They have line on warrants, they have lied to Congress, they have leaked classified material. I don't want to hear about, I don't hear anything about the FBI.
CarCast
"weaver" Discussed on CarCast
"It takes up a little space right now. This is real, by the way, Alistair Wanda brings a kangaroo to the games. It's little right now. It's a baby kangaroo, but when this thing's 5 and a half feet tall and wants to sit in the back seat. All right, an offense. Sorry, I knew about this. Right now, yes, but yeah, when you grow us up, he's not going to be riding shotgun, I believe. I knew about the zebra, but this is a real, I knew about the zebra. You still have the zebra, but this is a real kangaroo. This is like some blowout thing. Oh yes. Yes, yes, I'll post something. Yeah, it's a real, it's a real kangaroo. I think his name is Rufus. And he wears a scarf and ghost of baseball games. It's Ruth. You have the best life you really do. And she just built her change one of the barn stalls into a cage for a couple of lemurs. Yeah, that's her latest project. I'm trying to build a monster garage and she's building the lema garage. Lemur garage. Lema garage. Let's see if I can find it. Not worried about Goldberg's garage, you actually becoming a zoo. No, it's warm to this whew. They're two separate entities they. No, it will not become a suit. That's why it has an electric fence around it. So no animals can get near it. The garage probably does. Yeah, right. But yeah, you'll see photos. She legit carries this thing around to pat. I'm trying to find a thing. Rides rides shotgun. And her car and on her on the UTVs and all that stuff. So it's just kind of an interesting thing. Kinda? I'm just saying, it's kind of interesting thing. Anyway, because I know she had the Range Rover and she seems to really enjoy the range over. Had it for a couple of years, so I guess you guys got it new because the debacle with the escalade a couple of years back. So yeah, I've got the most recent full size Range Rover. We love it. Absolutely love it. I have no knocks on it whatsoever. None, et cetera yeah. I mean, the size is okay. I mean, I can fit it in fairly well. I mean, I could use a little bit of width. But other than that, I mean, I drive the vehicle almost as much as she does. And I actually love the view. It's a great car. Yeah, I think you're like the new one built as well because it's really just, it obviously I'm driven it yet, but it just builds on those basic basic premise of, you know, it's a bit bigger, it's a bit posture. It's just, you know, it's a nice way to travel. So I love it. You know, it's interesting because you said Wanda may want a G wagon. I always thought the G wagon was kind of small on the inside. It's not, it's not. It's not a real big deal. She wants that when gage is out of high school. And actually, it doesn't matter anymore because gage has got his Bronco and two months to be driving that. We won't have to Uber him around it. Right. Well, you fit in a G wagon Bill. Have you sat in a G wagon? I'd be a little bit worried for you in a G one. It's been a while. I mean, I can fit in one but comfortably, I can not say that I'm uncomfortable. Okay. So she can do what she wants. All right, just the thought. It's a little snug. That makes it for real eyeballs. Does she need that? I'm not sure, but she likes the visual of the gelatin. So she's my wife. I got to make her that. Yeah. All right. Well, guys, I appreciate it. Alice, I know you're gonna hop off to another meeting. So we're just about wrapping up here. Anyway, appreciate it. We had a little bit of a connection issue with Bill. So I apologize for that. But we're here, it's good. It's all good. So Alistair Weber always a pleasure. It's been a minute since we had you on. I think maybe that baby got in the way of our regular programming schedule, but you're here reading. Here are your back. Maybe pump the brakes for now and just maybe hold off and having another kid for a minute. Just keep practicing. Yeah, just do that. Follow our buddy, weaver on cars on Instagram and oh wait, did you change Twitter? Is it Alistair weaver? Is that it's got a boat on Twitter. Yeah, if you look for allies to weave, or we've run cars, you'll find me on Twitter. Okay, there you go. There's nobody can spell out this stuff. It's a problem. Nobody gets Bella Alastair. All right. Well, weaver on cars. Find weaver on cars on Instagram and Twitter. And of course, check out Edmunds dot com. We love what they're doing over there. If you're shopping for a car, you can go to Edmonds..
CarCast
"weaver" Discussed on CarCast
"Well, the thing is we tested, right? We nearly three years on, nothing's changed. Apart from the chrome trim is now black. And the price has gone up by 30% or whatever. So all I'm doing is buying the same car for 30% more. And why would I do that? So actually, I'm not, you know, I have a lot of fun with Tesla and everything else, but as a car, it's been really good for us. The charging infrastructure is fantastic, so it's worked really well. So if there was something interesting out there, I'm certainly not anti Tesla. It's just, you know, the model wise, I'm not a big fan of the model Y it's got a lot more expensive as well. The cyber truck. Yes, that's right. Family vehicle? Yeah. And that's definitely arriving this year. Get your markup. No markup. Okay, so Bronco as well. Now all of these vehicles you've driven, but, you know, Bill Scott, well, gage Goldberg has a Bronco that I don't think he's allowed to drive yet. So I don't know if bill's driving it or they're just staring at it. It's going in for a nice flat back flat black rat next week prior to the wheels tires bumpers, lights and all that kind of accoutrements, but. I don't know. I'll give you my two cents on that vehicle. It's a four door. It's a pretty base model. I can't remember exactly which model it was that we chose, not the wild track, but I can't remember which one of us. Anyway, it's the four door. I'd like for the suspension and the steering to be a little more reactive and a little more responsive. Honestly, it feels like a little shit box. I love that I love the vehicle itself, but as far as the driving is concerned, I wish it was a little more stable. That's not why you're buying a Bronco though, but you know, I'd steer away from it. If it was a family vehicle. But that's just my two cents. Yeah, I think this is the issue because we actually bought Edmunds bought as just got our first edition, which was, as you know, I think we talked about enough on this show was delayed by a year. And that is the first edition with the soft scotch package and everything else. So the massive wheels. And won't fit in my garage, which was the first shock. But also once you get it into that, it's true. Actually, it doesn't stir that well because it's got massive off road tires and it sits really high. So I've driven that one, I've driven the outer banks as well, which is the more road focus, one that's the one with the side steps and things like that. And you start off thinking that you want the one with the soft scotch and everything else. But if really you're knocking around on the road or maybe taking it skiing and stuff, actually the outer banks is probably where you want to be. And that's a nice, it's much nicer on the road. And it drives much nice and a Wrangler. But it's still, and what I like about it, especially with kids, you know, those like, you can just chuck all the crap in it and not worry about it too much. But then it is a little bit utilitarian still. And then the idea of the defender, I suppose, which is maybe why they pitched it is, it's just a slightly posha version of a Bronco, and you can't take the roof. You can't take the roof out, you can't, you know, you can't take the doors off and all that cool stuff. But honestly, how many times are you going to do that? And the defendant is just a nice thing to drive around on the road. So I do worry about the problem. Let me throw something. Let me throw something out there to you. Alistair. If the Bronco is what you end up choosing, I have one going to production right now that you can have. A 100% because I got two reservations just by a whim. Obviously the first one was for gage in second, the second one is obviously not for me because I'm the Dodge guy. So, you know, it's about to go to production here fairly soon. So give me a call if you want. It only costs you a hundred bucks. Is it black? It's black, I think. Yeah. Yeah, okay. Okay, that's good to know, Bill. Might talk offline about that. I'm just saying because of that, I've got to give it to someone else, right? And I'm not going to order the vehicle, and it's already set for production. So there you go. I will talk to the powers that be this car it really is. To occupy. Now Wanda will be here in a minute. You said Mach-E as well, which we're all kind of fans of. I think you guys did well with that car, right? Yeah, we just bought one actually. We did have to pay a bit of a market. I think about 5 grand of market Edmonds, but we bought one, but yeah, there are nice driven outs yet, but I've driven them plenty in the past, but yeah, it's a nice thing and it's an interesting car and I guess what we're trying to work out is do we want like last one last fun gas car, you know, because realistically I'm probably thinking, I will buy this and keep it in if it's something like a bronchial defender try and keep it 5 or 6 years or something. So do we have white one last gas car that we can bounce around in off road or whatever and have some fun as a family or do we like stick down the EV route and I guess that decision. Is there anything new that's coming out that does sort of fit the timing, it feels like everything we've been talking about for the past year was all two years away anyway. So now that I think you guys just did some testing on the Hyundai is the ionic 5, is that a new EV that they have. There's a couple, you know, a handful of things we all like genesis as well. You know, and they're not all have to be electric, but there's some good, like you said, some good at gas engine cars out there as well. Yeah. For Ferrari to come out with the SUV. That's right. Well, actually, you said Maserati came out with the yesterday, which is like a little McCann rival, which apparently is going on sale in the U.S. later this year. Looks like a European fort puma if you ever see one of those, but that looks quite cool. But I guess that's going to be a ton of money. And then, yeah, I mean, I only 5, I say it's a ton of money like everything's a ton of money, even I only 5 is getting into 50 grand, but it's the ionic 5 looks like something out the sort of cool 80s vibe about it. And I've driven it, I really like it. Reminds me of the old Nissan cube and that it's quite sort of soft and springy, but it's just a nice family thing. And then the EV 6, which is the Kia version, is a completely different car, looks really cool, a lot more sporting, really sharp to drive. So both of those are both of those are really.
The Larry Elder Show
Let Us Not Forget Joy Reid’s Homophobic Blog Posts and Subsequent Hacking Lies
"No joy Reid had a blog. 2007, 2008, 2009, before she became a hostel innocent behead. And in her blog, she made a number of posts smearing, mocking, attacking, gaze. She implied that Tom Cruise was gay. Karl rove. She said was gay. The then senator of Florida. Chris Christie. Charlie Christie. Charlie Chris weaver. She's called him miss Charlie, miss charley, stop pretending brother, it's okay, you don't go for the ladies. And another one she wrote, now he's married to a girl, Charlie Chris is being sought for all kinds of good stuff. Quote, I can just see poor Charlie on the honeymoon, ogling the male waiters and taking to himself, God, do I actually have to see her naked? It included a joke with Chris having sex with senator John McCain? She implied that chief justice John Roberts son is gay. She also said this, quote, most straight people cringe at the sight of two men kissing. She also said quote, adult gay men tend to be attracted to very young post pubescent types. And in one post, she said, quote, does that make me homophobic? Probably close quote. Now these posts emerged after she got a job as a host on MSNBC. And guess what, she denied making them. She said she'd been hacked. She was a victim of a homophobic hate crime. NBC hired a forensic specialist to determine whether or not she'd been hacked. She wasn't. She lied. And later on, she acknowledged she'd posted them.
AP News Radio
Amzil hits jumper at buzzer, Dayton beats No. 4 Kansas 74-73
"Mustafa arms deal picked up a loose ball with three seconds left and nailed a running jumper in the lane at the buzzer giving Dayton a seventy four seventy three triumph over fourth Rankins is Deron homes a second had sixteen points and two money camara and Elijah weaver both added fourteen weaver hit a pair of three pointers and homes entered the sixteen one surge with consecutive dunks putting Dayton up fifty three fifty five minutes into the second half China buys you scored four of his twenty one points during the late six oh Ron helping can't just take a seventy three seventy advantage with just over a minute remaining I'm Dave Ferrie
Mark Levin
Marxist Media Refuse to Give Context to Anything
"Now professor weaver he observed that the constant stream of sensation eulogized as lively propagation of what the public wants to hear discourages the pulling together of events from pastime into a hole for contemplation Thus absence of reflection keeps the individual from being aware of his former selves and it is highly questionable whether anyone could be a member of a metaphysical community who does not preserve such memory Upon the presence of the past in the present depends all conduct and direct knowledge There can be little doubt that this condition of the mind is a large factor in the low political morality of the age In other words there's no context for anything Nothing The hallmarks is thought is the cleansing of history for the purification of future existence This is me That is all that came before must be rejected and destroyed by violent revolution if necessary To make way For the Marxist egalitarian society
Mark Levin
Professor Richard Weaver Predicted the Evil the Media Would Be Today
"And there was an individual a professor by the name of Richard weaver Decades and decades ago the 1940s He saw it coming He saw it coming The media had been bad for a hundred years but the media today is nothing Nothing like even a hundred years It's the worst we've ever seen In Richard weaver he quotes author you've heard of probably James fenimore Cooper Like well quote on Sunday show And though Cooper lived before the advent of yellow journalism he seems to have stated the essential situation with a truth and eloquence impossible to improve upon When he said and I quote as the press of this country now exists It would seem to be expressly devised by the great agent of mischief To depress and destroy all that is good To elevate and advance all that is evil in the nation The little truth that is urged is usually urged coarsely weakened and rendered vicious by personalities While those who live by falsehoods fallacies enmities partialities and the schemes of the designing Find the press the very instrument that the Devils would invent to effect their designs
The Living Room with Joanna Weaver
"weaver" Discussed on The Living Room with Joanna Weaver
"You're listening to the living room. Podcast with joanna. Weaver episode seventy guys. We are living in hawaii man. It seems like everything that can be. Shaken is being shaken. And if we don't keep our eyes on jesus well it's easy to fall into despair or give way to fear in today's episode bestselling author and speaker. Sheila walsh share some lessons that she's been learning during this difficult time. This is really a powerful interview. And so i hope you'll share it with friend. I'm in so looking forward to talking with sheila walsh. Sheila is the author of more than thirty books that have sold nearly six million copies..
AP News Radio
Kentucky rallies past No. 10 Florida 20-13 in SEC showdown
"Travon Wallace and Chris Rodriguez junior made big plays for Kentucky in the second half of the twenty thirteen win over tenth ranked Florida the Gators were ready to add to a ten seven lead when Wallace returned a blocked field goal seventy six yards for the go ahead touchdown late in the third quarter Rodriguez had a nine yard scoring run early in the fourth to put Kentucky in control the Rodriguez TD follow JJ weaver's interception of Emory Jones at the Florida twenty nine Rodriguez had ninety nine yards rushing for the Wildcats who beat Florida at home for the first time since nineteen eighty six I'm Dave Ferrie
The Living Room with Joanna Weaver
"weaver" Discussed on The Living Room with Joanna Weaver
"You're listening to the living room. Podcast with joanna weaver episodes sixty-nine well it's officially fall here in montana. The leaves are starting to drop from the trees. As temperatures begin to fall. I find myself pulling out my sweaters and getting my boots on. I love to bundle up for the cooler weather that i know that there are some of you out. There that are navigating seasons hard not a whole lot of fun in the middle of this crazy time in the world. Perhaps your life is felt like one long winter. Why one encourage my friend. God's working in the mall well you guys. This conversation.
The Voicebot Podcast
The Alexa Prize Story - Professor Jan Sedivy on Winning the Alexa Prize SocialBot Challenge and 40 Years in Voice Tech - Voicebot Podcast Ep 225 - burst 05
"I start date group and there were many students who got through Applause am giving the who worked with me. Owner fees asuncion Step by step We have been following the progress in the industry and i was You know get inca people who are more and more interested than who are willing to cooperate and in some i would say like plenty fourteen. He decided to do question answering. So he did the Different knowledge database as son view slowly but surely giving questions like typing questions Did voice until Land the very basics of or the students learn the very basic so unhappy like do data extraction duties on the And then sunday in twenty sixteen. All's own came up with this competition and the competition or the main task of the competition was to create a social boat. Which would engaging louis and also entertainingly talking to users so and the target or the goal of those to talk as long as possible to survey difficult to convert into functional end to any a system function so it was something which is a entertainment as well as mathematics and many many different algorithms in it and a deadline We once of the road is meant a muslim put on there but they just resold so we should try and the weaver very pessimistically plus weaver. starting beautiful He can do these universities. We are admiring from here that they have a much better team. Sunday would be those who would lead. But the thought okay. Let's give it a try so we put together a proposal and the we mainly based on our work in the question onset. Inca believe me or not. We made between the top twelfth. Who was elected as these semi-finalists that time and is brought us like two fifty For students and This money this was something fantastic because this monday helped me to keep the key people on board and no students receive money therefore four day fully concentrated on the problems. We were interested in which was the social. We stopped the to put it together. In a very practical by firestone stopped with trying cody allies debts time grew and neural networks and after a few attempts we thought. Okay that is. This does not work. It's very difficult. And we opt for very simple based system and started to grow a simple system and it worked it did something is and people were able to talk to it so we went on indie competition. The uber very surprised that we were doing very out. We saw on the leaderboard by Even two or the competing sites and we've had been we have been leading so we continued. We ended up in the final on the second sports which was unbelievable. Fantastic success v about twice in seattle Received the mind price in In las vegas so unbelievably nobody for a while. I was in las vegas but none of the students was ever in las vegas. Which is again something you cannot note. See anywhere else. Except in las dos.
Krypton Report: The Supergirl Podcast
"weaver" Discussed on Krypton Report: The Supergirl Podcast
"S. bird is implying. This is jason j. Louis the voice of superman on justice league action. You're listening to the crypt report. Walk into the crypt. john report. The all things trip. Tony podcast where we talk about. Anything relating to superman supergirl crypt on dc comics in tv movies. The games comics. I'm your host tyler. The superman of blue the man of tomorrow on today's episode james denier back highway still getting cooler. But it's nice 'cause fall and we're talking superhero so welcome all these almost fall september so this episode is cool. We're talking about Supergirl dream lever The dream weaver song to drop at anytime not even a hint of it. tightening An episode that and not use the song. And i just think about wayne's world.
AP News Radio
Diamondbacks Pound Darvish With 6-Run 3rd, Beat Padres 8–3
"Josh VanMeter homered while the Diamondbacks tag you Darvish for six runs in the third inning of any three rout of the Padres Luke weaver allowed one run and four hits over six innings his first start in three and a half months the Diamondbacks ended a five game losing streak in Baghdad thirteen hits one day after being no hit by Blake Snell for seven innings the meter had three RBIs while could tell more chain paving Smith each contributed three hits and two runs scored the Padres senator two game winning streak at a loss for the thirteenth time in eighteen games since August eleventh I'm Dave Ferrie
The Takeaway
Supreme Court Ends Biden’s Eviction Moratorium
"So now the by administration has been extending a federal eviction moratorium to protect tents struggling to pay their rent during the pandemic but now the moratorium is over really truly over. That's because the supreme court ruled last week. That the cbc has overstepped its at and that the moratorium to continue congress. We'd need to authorize it but that's unlikely to happen as house. press secretary. jen psaki told reporters on friday. What we're trying to do here is prevent people from being evicted from their homes. If there were enough votes to pass an eviction moratorium in congress it would have happened. It hasn't happened and while the white house says it's working with states on solutions. hundreds of thousands potentially millions of tenants across the country are now at risk of losing their homes including tenants in the state of new york. We're more than eight hundred. Thirty thousand households are behind on their rent. We're joined today by sia weaver campaign coordinator of housing justice for all in new york. Sia welcome to the takeaway. Extre having me also with us. Peter hepburn assistant professor of sociology at rutgers university newark and part of the eviction lab at princeton university. Peter welcome back to the shell on sia from your perch. What's the significance of this supreme court ruling. Well that's really just devastating as you said eight hundred thirty thousand households are more really are behind on rent in new york and seventy seven percent of them are people of color. The thing that's most painful about all of this as our state also has two point seven billion dollars in rental assistance. Money meant to solve this problem and we've been unable to spend it so this is a a real wave of addiction. That should be preventable. But for some reason has not been prevented.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Vivek Ramaswamy on the Hypocrisy of 'Woke' Corporate America
"Very important book out woke inc inside corporate america's social justice. Scam vivek rama. Swamy is the author of his national best. He's a very successful entrepreneur. And he understands what's going on so my first question was other than cowardice. How would you explain it. I find his explanation in addition to cowardice. Effective it's a smokescreen for all the bad stuff that they do. So i'd like to develop that Theme vivek and will begin a with the example of nike. Which if it didn't begin. The current wave of anti-american hatred from the corporate america. It certainly was one of the big starters of it. What animates nike. Look i think it is a in large part the same theme with one additional nuance that i wanted to get to. The same theme is that they're using woke smoke to cover up their act business taxes. Because i'll tell you then it is a lot. Easier to verbally criticizes slavery two hundred fifty years ago than it is to reduce your reliance on slavery today and i will tell you they source their shoes from slave labor in asia to sell to fifty dollar sneakers to black kids in the inner city. Who can't afford to buy books for school. All in the name of serving black communities and don't intend to millions of dollars to black lives matter marxist organization that professes to care about black lives. What called for the decimation of nuclear family structure and i think for nike that allows them to sell more sneakers. Allow them to build a better brand with the community to whom they are selling those shoes while deflecting accountability from actually relying on not flavor two hundred fifty years ago when the united states was born but slavery today into your twenty twenty one in the present without being held to account for it and there's two dimensions on nike where they criticize the united states to no end but they do not take a peep about drew human rights atrocities in china where you have over a million weavers in concentration camps subject to forced sterilization and communist indoctrination and nike ceo. John donahoe goes earlier this summer to china and says we are a brand of china and four china. Those are his words not mine. But i also think that in some ways consumers in the united states got in in order to be what nike consumers demand is for us
The Living Room with Joanna Weaver
"weaver" Discussed on The Living Room with Joanna Weaver
"It was just a privilege in honor to have you with us. All you are socially. Joey thank you so much for having me. You've that so. I don't know about you but i think i'm going to have to listen to this episode many times over because it's so easy to lose heart in the middle of suffering. It's so easy to just despair. Think my life is over. Everything's ruined when in the middle of all that the enemy has intended for evil. God wants to work something so beautiful so powerful and so good that it causes the world to stand up and take notice that there's something about different about you and different about me. I know that as you listen to the store you may have that mice seems so minimal. But you know what i've discovered. That pain is relative. And if it's my paying it's relatively painful and it's justice overwhelming and scary and discouraging all those emotions that catherine felt as she walked through her on pain. But just as catherine discovered we can trust that our hearts story. In god's story are the same story in that he's going to bring beauty out of ashes. Enjoy out of pain. Will you can find links to catherine chase books as well as our website over at my website joanna weaver books dot com slash zero four two. And be sure to find them on social media because oh my goodness there posts are so encouraging. God has joy for you my friend. You don't have to wait for your trial to be over. He wants to give you his joy and his piece right now right where you are in the midst of your painting questions. Hey you know what if there is someone that you know. That's hurting today. I hope you'll show this link by clicking on the little dots on podcast player it Options will pop up to share on social media or to send a link to the episode through email paxton. Hey if you haven't yet subscribed. I hope you will because we got some wonderful interviews coming. They'll just show up in your podcast player in. It's a wonderful way just to just experiencing crazy mcavoy every other wednesday while until next time please note. I'm praying for you. I don't want to dismiss..
CarCast
"weaver" Discussed on CarCast
"Yeah get it. On got to get on a church getting on mandate get it on. Welcome car cast. I'm adam curl and that's met the motor raider di andrea. I'm well excited looking forward to pebble beach as tradition would have it alexander. Weaver is here of. Ram sotheby's and we're going to go over some of these Auction cars and and much more the market in general because alexander has his finger on the pulse of that patient. Good see alexander. Thanks guys you see a lot of cool cars coming up this year. Maybe we should speak in general terms before we get to Some of the patik official particulars God i was just on Bring a tray that before i came in i saw turbo supra. Maybe a ninety five one for like two hundred one grand or something There's been some Like we saw some skylines go for three hundred plus in recent weeks. Maybe one for like three thirty and the other for like three ten. These are like ninety s japanese cars. You know two hundred grand three hundred grand you know with. Not you know specific history or anything know not not owned by clark gable or anything just kind of mid nineties japanese cars that seems to be The market that seems to be climbing the fastest. It really is moving. I think honestly the stuff with with less history is better like what people really wanted to buy. Their cars haven't been modified that have had one old man owner and didn't have a bunch of gauges put on the a pillar. You know a big double deck. Cd player with a dvd screen on it and boost gauges and aftermarket wheels and vale side body kits. And all that not. They weren't cool. Yeah you know they just. Nowadays people wanna bone stock one. And that's what's with low miles and that's what's really bring in the money for that stuff right something with floor. That doesn't fall out. You hit the nas. Why are you gotta use the nylon nuts on us on this on this balts. So you've got so. That seems to be an interesting subject to me. We're you know cars at weren't formerly collector cars. I what always catches everyone off guard as time marches on. You know we're talking about cars that we think are new cars but there twenty five or thirty years old right. I still get thrown off on. Somebody goes. I've been doing this for thirty years since ninety something like ninety something feel right i always think seventies when somebody says that number for some reason but it does. Throw me off your your point about something like bring a trailer. I don't know where so many people got why they held onto these cars that have nine miles on it and not just the cool cars. There'd be like this is a pontiac aztec. It's got seventeen miles on it and someone's gonna pay twenty eight thousand dollars hunt bring a trailer for it. I don't even know who bhai who who. And who buys it. But there's there's quite a few of these cars are popping up with like no mind. Well are we talking alexander. We'll know the answer. He'll help with the answer. Are we talking about car guys. Are we talking about folks that are seeing what's going on with the economy and wanting to put their money somewhere where they think it's a tangible and be appreciating. It's both i think. And i think a lot of the really astute car guys are almost standing down at this point to some of them are guys that are like the are really into it for wanting to drive. The cars really wanted to use the car's not looking at him is just investments. Are going like you know a two thousand twelve porsche. Turbo with emmanuel bring in one hundred and eighty grand. You know twenty thousand miles and no special color or anything like that they got. This was an eighty two hundred thousand dollar car a year ago. This doesn't make any sense kind of worried so there. I think we are seeing a lot of people just watching the economy. Go bonkers right now. And everybody's going all right. Well this is a good place to put their money off the inflation. All the cash out there. At least they're having some fun with stuff right. theoretically say. Try not that pressure of getting the car with nine hundred original miles from hundred ninety four. It's like you're kind of scared to take it. Take it out and have a crossover thousand. You know but let let's talk about. Some of the cars are has coming up at the top of the list. I think the the jewel in the crown this year's the porsche. Nine seventeen k. Yeah yeah and it's just the cars action our office here in la and we're really happy to have it there and it's such a spectacular thing to see in person and you've seen over the track and they just sound incredible and they're really an amazing piece of engineering and the way those motors are built and what they did in period in the history on this car with the mcqueen ties to it and and all that it's it's a really special piece and it's in the gulf livery matches yielding which you always wind. I mean there's a few of those cars and sort of funky town livery and the daleks are pretty cool too. Yeah i mean they're great and they have history and all that stuff but when you think of that car you just think about that livery. Your pure and simple. Yeah but we don't have a gulf livery car. So we might repaint the building hawaiian tropic visitors. That way to we kinda thought about bmw art carbon. Nobody hears that talented pay that way. So maybe just well. They'll i feel like warhol and all this guy just got their assistance. Ain't did one of the cool one of the cars that i don't think it's on our list but man i've been talking about is that Ferrari five twelve race car. Oh yeah yeah yeah man. I can never can't figure out if that is a car that i think is so cool or it's like you know looking at an old playboy or something like when you're in high school like is that is that my wheelhouse now but i can see where you're coming from. But we had that car out at willow springs about a month ago with john. Morton driving it Who ran it in period and that will go back in. And maybe that'll be the pages that playboy coming to life for you a little bit. But it's then you're like all right. This is unbelievable. It's so fast. Sounds so good. And john was so excited to being too when you put an old driver that was in that car period back in it and he comes out like smiling a little kid. It's just it's so exciting to see it's such a cool cool piece. It's it's just kind of it kind of has all the things that make a car. Look look good and in just just in the right period coming off the seventies into the eighties. You know as you get too far in the eighties that the look kinda suffered a little bit but those cars are so cool there. There's always been a couple those guys in my run group. I feel like in the past definitely in those guys out there and just the was it a naturally aspirated is it a is it a it must be twelve on a flat twelve twelve. Yeah the nat- naturally aspirated real photo platform. Yeah it's a flat twelve and it just the sound that comes out of that exhausted that one. He raced that car lot. And just recently did a cosmetic have raised against this specific. I'm sure i'm sure because of a there's not that many of them out there but then some of them are like in a blue livery and stuff like that but yeah this this one i race again was was in red. So that's that's a cool piece will be keeping our eye when you click through the catalog. You guys listening you. Click through the catalog. You think ferrari it's gonna look like a corvette at first glance so pay attention to the titles because it's it's pretty unique. The front end of this car is really unique. Your car has lama history right. Yes it does and you know like you were saying it does have that really long. Overhanging look like you know like like there could be a motor front as well as in the back of nissan. Honestly which the The nineties car. That you have oh yeah similar to. Yeah are the silhouette of yeah..
The Bill Simmons Podcast
Detroit Pistons Select Cade Cunningham 1st in 2021 NBA Draft
"We're about to give picks they did something different. This time they had all the guys walk out with their families. I really liked it. All right so It looks like the pistons take cunningham. Kfc we okay with that great. That's the right decision. It's kinda. I wouldn't call it a no brainer but 'cause that's speaks to evan moberly and jalen green how talented they are But it's as close to a no brainer as it gets when you're talking about a guy who's six foot seven six four eight can play. Who can shoot off the dribble who can defend multiple positions. Who's a leader. Who works hard. Like for the pistons. Here with their current roster. You know as troy weaver said everybody's a fit Became cunningham is especially at fit next to their backcourt with killian hayes city bay in the front court and i say a stewart. I love their young core in the pistons finally have hoped
Aaron Mahnke's Cabinet of Curiosities
"weaver" Discussed on Aaron Mahnke's Cabinet of Curiosities
"We've all had a bad day. Some of us experienced days or even weeks that just feel darker and more hopeless as time goes by. It's normal man if that's you you're not alone however much you might feel like that right now. I can't guarantee when it will get better but it does. But what i can guarantee is that willem would have sympathised with you. Why well he was having a really bad time honestly by our modern standards he was pretty much a complete failure and however depressing might be. I want to tell you why willem was born in the early eighteen fifties. In what would one day become a large family. His father was a minister and over the years. More and more siblings were added to his daily life. Sometimes that pushes the oldest child to become a leader or at the very least dominant other times. It forces them to retreat from the chaos for willem. It was certainly the latter. His early years are a bit of a fog to historians but we do know that he hopped around for a bit from one school to another and then around the age of sixteen. He landed his first job. A family connection earned him a place inside a retail business of sorts. and for awhile. It seemed like maybe the work would stick. The job ended up giving him a much broader view of the world to in eighteen seventy three. He followed the work to london and then two years later it was paris. A willem wasn't in love with his job. He felt a calling that his father had and began to throw himself deeper and deeper into religious studies. So deepened fact that he was fired from the store in eighteen seventy six a few months later he settled into a place in holland and gave his religious pursuits. One hundred percent of his attention in fact his own sister would later describe him as daffy with piety. It seems young. Willem was a bit of an outsider. Although he couldn't care less about what others thought of him in eighteen seventy eight at the age of just twenty five. He left for a school. That would train him for evangelism certain that he had found his place in the world finally yet just three months later he failed out and there. He was a man who had been fired from his job and kicked out of school. It seems that poor young willem was really only good at one thing. Failing but his passion for religious work was a fire that couldn't be extinguished later on in eighteen seventy eighty packed up and headed to belgium with plans to work as a lay preacher. A minister without the proper training in a sense hoping his enthusiasm would make up for his lack of education. Now the place he headed to was a poor coal mining area life. There was rough for the people around him. And that filled his heart with compassion. He helped by them food and clothing and when there is an accident in one of the near my mind's shortly after he arrived willem was one of the first people there to help putting himself in danger to care for those who were hurt and it was that event that earned him the acceptance of the people around him. They'd seen his compassion for them in their darkest hour in so they decided his spiritual message was worth listening to. Despite his complete lack of training and the language barrier he became their shepherd. But even that wouldn't last long in july of eighteen seventy nine just a few months. After arriving in earning the trust of a community the regional religious authorities sent a representative to see how he was doing. What they found was a young man with barely a penny to his name. Dressed in rough clothing sewn from sackcloth and when this representative asked him where all his money had gone. Willem shyly admitted that he had spent it all on the miners around him furious. That willem hadn't followed the typical example of the church at the time that is to live well and stay clean from the filth around him. He was fired from his position. And with that. I think all those years of failure finally caught up with him here. He was just twenty six years old and it completes and total failure. It wasn't long after that. However when william saw something that inspired him it was an old miner straining under the weight of a sack full of coal and he felt a deep desire to capture that image so he pulled an old envelope out of his pocket and quickly sketched out the shape and form of the laboring man. It was the first step out of darkness and it also hearkens back to his days in retail working as a dealer of goods for his uncle. A dealer of art over the years to come willem would devote himself to his art with as much passion as he had his work as a preacher and in the process he carved his name into the pages of history as one of the greatest there ever was. of course you know his work but not his earliest stories. Because william was actually his middle name most people both then and now just called him. Vincent vincent van gogh. I hope you've enjoyed today's guided tour of the cabinet of curiosities. Subscribe for free on apple podcasts or learn more about the show by visiting curiosities. Podcast dot com. The show was created by me. Aaron monkey in partnership with how stuff works. I make another award. Winning show called lor which is a podcast book series and television show and you can learn all about it over at the world of lor dot com and until next time stay curious..
The Living Room with Joanna Weaver
"weaver" Discussed on The Living Room with Joanna Weaver
"Off on individual studies as well as group studies. But you also gotta stick around to hear about the giant giveaway at the end of this episode. I'm gonna give you a secret word. Cnn tools for living room to grow a space of grace to become everything. God wants us to be. You're listening to the living room. Podcast with joanna. Weaver episode sixty three well as pastor's wife calls a time ministry. I love hearing from women who lead especially women who have that very special relationship with god you know the ones i mean the ones that you can literally sense. This girl walks with. Jesus will win. I met debbie lindau. I knew she was someone special. And in today's episode she shares the journey goddess. Taken her on both personally as well as in ministry from an insecure twenty year olds who preferred serving in the shadows to make church pastor's wife to a woman willing to step into a calling for which she felt ill equipped. i know. you're gonna love our conversation because you guys. We're all called to be ministers. All we have to do is be available to god willing.
Crypto Voices
"weaver" Discussed on Crypto Voices
"Michelle how're you doing. Great we have Alex karras as well representing halo privacy in in the us alec. What's going on happy. Friday night speak to alec and very happy today to introduce our special guests from curium. Todd weaver todd is the founder and ceo of pure ism. It is a social purpose corporation which todd founded in two thousand fourteen. Pure ism is a is a company dedicated to freedom privacy security no-doubt many of you have heard about his company. And everything they do from hardware-software talk a lot about it today very excited to have them So todd thanks a lot for joining welcome. Thanks for having me. Yes so just get right into it. I wanted to start a bit broad and maybe a little bit of the background not back to they one. But i actually used to here so we're all pure ism users here. Excellent on the show today. A lot about open source hardware coming from you guys do software and there's open source software obviously let most. Bitcoin is worth their salt. Know about the idea of open source software free and open source software but this idea about open source hardware. I feel like. I used to hear that more around the pure brand. I'm not sure if that term is still used. Maybe haven't been paying attention but before we sort of go deep into pure ism and what's going on as of late and and sort of what you're trying to do in general you just give us a quick background for those who don't know what is the idea of open source hardware is sort of a nebulous thing and then maybe how does pure isn't fit into that. Yeah i'm going to say it is kind of a nebulous thing Because there's really There isn't o. S. h. w. open source hardware specification But the term in general I'm gonna say is diminished depending on what you're talking about So there's things where schematics can be released and is considered open source hardware Or is it the after release the actual gerber files to may do. The manufacturing of the pcb pba is then considered open source hardware or. Is it where you're able to three d print a case..
Crypto Voices
Todd Weaver on Purism and the Crypto Principle
"Yes so just get right into it. I wanted to start a bit broad and maybe a little bit of the background not back to they one. But i actually used to here so we're all pure ism users here. Excellent on the show today. A lot about open source hardware coming from you guys do software and there's open source software obviously let most. Bitcoin is worth their salt. Know about the idea of open source software free and open source software but this idea about open source hardware. I feel like. I used to hear that more around the pure brand. I'm not sure if that term is still used. Maybe haven't been paying attention but before we sort of go deep into pure ism and what's going on as of late and and sort of what you're trying to do in general you just give us a quick background for those who don't know what is the idea of open source hardware is sort of a nebulous thing and then maybe how does pure isn't fit into that. Yeah i'm going to say it is kind of a nebulous thing Because there's really There isn't o. S. h. w. open source hardware specification But the term in general I'm gonna say is diminished depending on what you're talking about So there's things where schematics can be released and is considered open source hardware Or is it the after release the actual gerber files to may do. The manufacturing of the pcb pba is then considered open source hardware or. Is it where you're able to three d print a case. So there's a lot of components go into hardware and so what we try to do is define a very specifically the things that we are releasing and the things that we are not releasing or are unable to release. So when you're looking and it depends on the product itself so the most Let's say liberated hardware that we have is the lebron five phone. The least liberated harbor we have is servers. And so then we have everything in between
The Living Room with Joanna Weaver
"weaver" Discussed on The Living Room with Joanna Weaver
"To him. Throughout the day. Continuous ended conversation. Now listen i have never heard the audible voice of god. Speak to me back. And i would really like that but i've decided not to let that hinder me because by faith i know he is right there. And by faith as i just share my life with him It's just a sweet sweet sense of his presence. That comes sometimes. I'll just comment on the beauty and say well how god you just made this earth so beautiful or sometimes i'm like oh lord i don't even know what to do in this situation and i just pray a breath prayer of him for his help. Sometimes i just expressed gratitude and thank him for what he's given all the blessings i enjoy. Sometimes it's just simple. Oh lord help me. Kind of prayer but in this continuous conversation. I think i'm coming to to understand a little bit of what palm it in i. S aloni and five seventeen when he said pray without ceasing. Now listen that doesn't mean that we're just babbling on and on and on and on you know you've had a friend like that that you couldn't get an edge word in edgewise. If you want it now it's not that you pat it. I think sometimes the sweetest conversation is just this. Evan plow. I'm not foreseen it. We're just comfortable with each other. It's it's kind of the intimacy that my husband and i are enjoying where we'll go through a period where we talk and we share deep things or then we'll shot talking to share shallow things. Sometimes were just silent and we just enjoy being together. That's the kind of friendship. God wants to have with us to pray without ceasing that word ceasing in the greek means just constantly reoccurring as something comes to mind that we just bring guide into the loop so acknowledged god's presence in fight guy to take the throne of your heart and then talk to him throughout the day as you do. This friendship is going to blossom. This romance is to become is going to become so sweet. As i was thinking about intimacy with god i was reminded a brother lawrence in that famous book called practicing the presence of guy. It was written way back in the seventeenth century brother. Lawrence was just a humble cook in a french monastery. It was written as a series of letters that he never intended to be published but he had written to a friend just describing this intimate friendship that he enjoyed with god as the lord over the years. And i think that's key it wasn't immediate. It was over the year as he simply practice the presence of god it knowledged god in every single part of his day whether he was washing dishes or scrubbing floors or attending vespers. With the other monks brother lawrence knowledge. God any any enjoyed living conversation with guide. Always turning everything even the mundane tasks to axe appraise and communion with god. And you know what. I've just decided that rather than time blocking my life and leaving a piece for cheeses and just doing my duty and having my quiet time but then going on and doing my own thing the rest of the day. I don't know i don't know that that's true friendship instead. I want to invite jesus into every part of my heart. Because i believe that's the true secret to intimacy with god in the business of life hanging out with jesus doing life with him making him the focus of our heart even as we go grocery shopping or as were answering emails that we do it in his presence. I hope you won't miss this kind of friendship. That got so wants to enjoy with you because i can tell you from experience. It's everything you long for an everything you need. I cannot tell you that every moment of my day is infused with the tangible presence of god. It isn't my life's very ordinary in sometimes. Sometimes just like you i. I have to do it by faith. Not by feeling but as i do i think at least i hope god with concur. I'm enjoying a deeper and sweeter friendship with him. I believe it's the secret to a victorious. Life i believe it's the secret to living and loving and leading like jesus. It's the living room you guys. It's the living room intimacy. That marion joys. As she sat at jesus feet not coming up with clever responses not serving him a lavish meal betcha simply being in his presence drinking in his love absorbing hall of his wisdom and then pouring out her love in worship and service to god. that's the living room intimacy. God wants to have with you and me if you'd like to learn how to cultivate a deeper friendship with god. I'd like to point you to my book having a merry heart in a martha world. It's really the story of my journey into intimacy with god and it's filled with tips and tools. I've picked up along the way as well as the deeper. Look at that story of mary and martha. Those two sisters. So deeply loved by. Jesus you can find a sample chapter over. Today's show notes. Joanna weaver books dot com. Will you guys. I hope that this episode has helped you see that intimacy with god is not a bunch of things we do instead. It's really it's really just a mindset turning our eyes on jesus each and every day inviting him into everything we do in week do that relationship just like every friendship sweeter becomes easier. It's becomes deeper invited. God to be a part of our everyday life while you guys. I hope you have a wonderful wonderful week. I hope that you learn to invite god into everything you do so that we live and love and lead like jesus until next time. God bless well. You did it. You guys hung around the end. So here's what. I promised the secret hashtag. Now you know what hash tag is right. it's the number symbol. And then you're gonna use three little letters t. l. r. which stands for the living room and then the word. So today's secret hashtag is hush t. l. our intimacy again. If you show this episode with that hash take you'll be entered to win books from all of our guests and amazon gift card so hope you have a wonderful summer sea.
The Living Room with Joanna Weaver
"weaver" Discussed on The Living Room with Joanna Weaver
"Weaver episode sixty one. Well hello there. My friends. happy summer to you. You know as i was revisiting the archives of this podcast. I realized oh my goodness there are so many wonderful episodes and and i thought i want to show those with you again this summer. And so whether you're listening for the first time or for the second time. I know you're gonna but to start out. Well i chose a solo show which may not be the best out. I think it's pretty good. And they chose it because it really goes along with some exciting news that i have in. That is my popular video. Bible steady having mary in and martha world. Which has been available on. Dvd for quite a while has now available online. That's right that's right. You can purchase access to all of the teaching videos the bonus videos and it also includes a free printable study guides. So it's wonderful deal. But i hope you'll check it out. It's perfect for individuals as well as group studies. Maybe you and a friend would like to do it online. That's kind of what it's designed for. So just go to courses dot joanna weaver books dot com and then just enter the code room twenty in all cap letters to get twenty percent off of your purchase will. We're also going to be hosting a summer giveaway that includes all of the books from our summer guests as well as my own. And the big thing you know Seventy five dollar amazon gift card so listen to the end of each episode this summer and you'll be given a secret hash tape word that when you share the podcast episode. Just just include. That has take and you can do that. Every single episode and at the end will search all of those draw winner on september first so without further ado. Here's today's episode. Hey you is join me today. Oh my goodness these last few months have been so sweet. I just wanna thank you for tuning into the podcast for allowing me to speak into your life. It's really been an honor and especial. Thanks to those of you. Who took time to subscribe to the living room on your favorite podcast platform. That really means a lot. But then many of you took time to leave a rating and a review. And can i tell you. It has really made a difference because of you. The living room. Podcast has been featured on itunes new and noteworthy in christianity category as well as the larger category of religion and spirituality. And that's really a big deal so thank you thank you. Thank you Well as i've been preen about what to share in the solo episode. I kept coming back to the topic of intimacy with god in the business of life. Because that's always been my challenge. I just be honest I'm a good girl. I wanna do good things but have always really struggled to carve out a daily quiet time with the lord but you know what as i was thinking about that and about the tools that i'm really excited to share with you on an upcoming episode. I just felt the holy spirit say Let's just back up a little bit. Joanna because poor talking about intimacy. If we're talking about friendship you know what that is not a method or a program that we need. No in fact i think sometimes we look for methods and programs Quickly as christians. We want to figure out how to fix it but a a relationship takes time. I mean think about your marriage. Think about your friendships. It's only as you invest time as you spend time in proximity with that person that the relationship grows as christians. We talk a lot about having a personal relationship with god. But i don't think we realized how much god wants to have a personal relationship with us. I believe it's the reason why we were created. What should go clear back to the beginning to the card in the eden. When god said let us make man in our image. It wasn't just this celestial science project he wasn't to say hairless pop plop adam and eve in on earth and see what happens. No god created them to have relationship with them. The bible tells us that they would walk and talk in the cool of the day. It was a living vibrant relationship and yet sin sin ended the garden but it did not end the relationship. God clothed them and then love followed them out of the garden and continue to initiate relationship with man. The bible is in fact as an entire story of god's love reaching out for us god looking for people to call his own and even though we were checked at him time and time again his love just kept on reaching going so far as to send his son to live in walk among us to show us his love to show us the father and who god really is. I love how jesus didn't just say. Hey all of you. You come to where i am now. Jesus went to where people were and he spent time with them. He called his disciples and he lived with them. It was all about relationship and then he went so far as to die in our place and take our sin and our punishment. So that you and i could be reconciled back to relationship with our heavenly father. It's been the plan from the beginning of time that you and i would have friendship with god. I love how we fijian's one puts it in the message. Verse four says long before he laid down earth's foundation god had us in mind had settled on us as the focus of his love to be made whole and holy by his love. Long long ago he decided. Listen to this you guys. He decided to adopt us into his family through. Jesus christ what pleasure took implanting this. Oh you may not realize this my friend but you are deeply loved and deeply desired by god. He wants to know you and he wants to be known by you but intimacy with god can be a little threatening. I know i felt at times. We know that we need it. A we even long for deep inside. But we don't always know how to get at least. That was my story i've shared in previous episodes. How that. I've always been a good girl wanting to do good things and yet when it came to spiritual disciplines and really cultivating my walk with god. I was so undisciplined that i felt like a complete failure. I remember thinking okay. I know that. I need to have a quiet time and you know. Let me just insert here that. I am excited to share practical tips and tools to help. You have a quiet time that is meaningful and rich but but you know what if we make it a programmer. A method were gonna miss out on the friendships. That god wants to have. And so. I'll share that. In in in future episodes. I even plan on releasing a living room. E course that will give you some of the tools that really transformed my walk with god but before we get there. I wanna share some secrets to intimacy with god. First of all the first secret to intimacy with god is this. It isn't what we do. It's what god has already done and listen. I kind of shared some of that. How jesus came and then how he died but do you realise. Do you realise what his death on the cross did it took away. The bible says the dividing wall of hostility that stood between us and god that dividing wall that separated simple man from a holy god and because of cheeses his.
Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast
"weaver" Discussed on Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast
"A good idea. I've been trying to write this week. I love every part of the writing process except doing. That's the only part. I don't like so haven't got much done but i've got i've got some stuff to. I'm with not much about this week. But i i was. I took my Daughter my daughter to the supermarket this week and we've got to the trolley and she's quite a big six year old and she said she wanted to sit in the little seat in the trolleys had to lift her up and i got her in there but it was quite odd. And there's a point where you're just too big to go in the seat in the supermarket. Trolley am i. Remember that myself and i told her i remember the when i sat was when my mom said i couldn't go in the supermarket. Trotted anymore is in western superman and said the the just too big now and i remember being broken and my daughter said. How old were you when that happened. I said i was twenty eight years old. And because he's never too young to hear first twenty eight year old joke she said no. You weren't eight which is still quite close to to happen. But there's something quite poignant about that about those moments in childhood where you realize you have to leave something behind him. My doors getting close to that age re supermarket trolleys at least made me sad anyway. The livestream helicopters are not exactly coming to and the regular ones. Are we still do some of them. But this is the almost the last official one. We're going to be doing before. Heading over to the clapham grand to start doing live shows. We are doing one more. That will be out next week. But we're recording on the second of june. Which is the day this will go out with nigel. Planer from the young ones and nicholas craig and lots and lots of other stuff. I'm very excited about that. Huge fan of his. So you will be at watch that one on twitch when it comes out at eight pm on the second of june. I forgot that. I was going to be in my parents week. Half term so i over recording my end from cheddar. So there's every in somerset so there's every chance you won't get to see but i'm not sure what the internet like in china they do think is the magic of the whole. Which so you never. But you can't come to see those. Gigs at the clapham. Grand the still some to come go chain dot com slash gigs tastic guests on the way. Let's crack on my guest. This week is probably best known for being the chief officer of the cheshire association of local councils. That's why we're all here. Haven't had many council people on the show by just go. it's time to. i'm not gonna have any rubbish. That got to be at least chief officer. Is jackie weaver. Laser german here. She is hello jacki. Weaver richard to see you. We have just been talking for an hour on your podcasts..
Atlanta's Morning News
Damon Weaver, Kid Reporter Who Interviewed Obama, Has Died
"President Obama at the White House in a different matter, and this is where I'm going into you. President Obama right now I'm waiting for him to arrive. Weaver tells time he wants to be the next Wolf Blitzer. He graduates from Albany State in 2020. Weaver's died in Palm Beach County, Florida. 23 is cause of death is not disclosed. Family attended this funeral Saturday. Former Austin
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Friend of Embattled U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz Pleads Guilty to Sex Trafficking
"Interviews then President Obama at the White House in a different matter, and this is where I'm going into you. President Obama right now I'm waiting for him to arrive. Weaver tells time he wants to be the next Wolf Blitzer. He graduates from Albany State in 2020. Weaver's died in Palm Beach County, Florida. 23 is cause of death is not disclosed. Family attended this funeral Saturday. Former Austin
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Damon Weaver, Kid Reporter Who Interviewed President Obama, Dies at 23
"When he scored the interview of a lifetime, But now we won't find out what else he could have accomplished. His family says he's passed away. Damon Weaver was just 11 years old and in the fifth grade when he spent 10 minutes asking President Obama questions at the White House in 2000 and nine they cover topics such as education and bullying and demon made a friend. When I interviewed Vice President Joe Biden, he became a homeboy. Now did I interviewed you? Would you like to become my home? Absolutely. Thank you, man. Great job. Weaver later interviewed Oprah Winfrey and basketball star Dwayne Wade and was studying communications. At Albany State University in Georgia. His family says he died of natural causes on May the first he was 23 years old boxes. Kevin
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The case for co-ops, the invisible giant of the economy | Anu Puusa [TEST]
"Wow i get to do that a lot around here. It's finally someone else's turn. So yes i happen to marital wonderful man named ted which is pretty rare in finland where i'm from. It's not a typical finnish name at. Aw trust me i myself. I'm a business professor. And i love teaching but you know what my students are fed up. They have really fed up. With the way the business is growing the environment and making wealth inequality was and putting money and profits above all else. And what really makes them mad is when i tell them about the cooperative movement the angry because once they understand how cooperatives they feel like a secret solution has been kept hayden before i tell you more about why cooperative sauce so great. I want to explain what they are. A corporate. dave is an organization that is owned by its members who are also its customer and decision maker and unlike most businesses where certain owners can buy more power and influence in a corporate day of every member has one vote which was the revolutionary idea back when the model was first introduced a regular mind not dimension a woman with no significant means or prestigious position in the society as an owner and partner in business on heard of perhaps it's still a bit revolutionary. Copa dave's exist in a sweet spot between the for profit and nonprofit worlds. They uniqueness is based on the idea of duality. They have two distinct but complementary roles on one hand they act like any other business and try to make money but on the other hand cooperatives are and do so much more they are scented enterprises run by and for then members and they tried to achieve economical but also social and cultural goes to benefit those members who are just regular people like you and me and what has happened for. Almost two hundred years is that cooperatives have proven to make decisions with a view across generations instead of quarter to quarter to benefit more people and wells in communities that might not otherwise attract investment while. Still being competitive and innovative. Sounds pretty good right. I guess that's why. At the end of a clause the other day student all red and chest up basically shouted at me of always been a straight a student. Done all the work read. All the books are now you telling me that all my life. I've missed hearing about a movement with this magnitude. I get this a lot. The organized corporate they've movement started in eighteen forty four with the russia's society of equitable pioneers. This was a group of weavers and artisans who are of desperation. Opened a store together to sell things that they could neither get nor afford alone. The cooperative movements from there and became a global phenomenon. Many of the modern day credit unions and farm credit systems. You see in. North america are descendants of the famous cooperative reiffeisen system in germany and here in finland. A man named hanis gephardt is considered to be the father of the finnish cooperative movement in the nineteenth century. He introduced cooperatives to help. People tackle debt poverty and unemployment. It turns out. This is the foundation opo country known for its democratic values high quality education and the happiness of its citizens and this line of impact of cooperative movement can be found in other places in the world to. I'm proud to say that invalided terms. Finland is one of the most cooperative countries in the world. We have about five point. Five million people who have over seven million memberships in cooperatives. That's run everything from groceries to banks each time. I stop at grocery cooperative. When i feel in my guest tank edo jointly owned restaurant. Stay at a hotel or buy clothes. Ohad west of i could bonuses. That can be up to five percent. And when i pay with bank card get an additional half percent off and i know that win. The copa davis doing well. It's not funding a single person's luxury vacation in the bahamas every year. A governance body comprised of elected representatives decides. How any operating surplus will be used. Some of the money will go back to the members. For example this year all consume the corporate dave boyer's caroline also or beco- or as we call it it's part of the group is the biggest corporate of croup in finland. They had a so close of two percent or members purchases and twelve percent return on money invested. When you add up the savings and the return my family received more than two thousand years back which is more than we spend on groceries in one month not to mention that across race above seven percent cheaper than its main competitor. i'm a member owner intrigue cooperatives and my husband has four memberships consumer a bank an insurance and water cooperative. We have two beautiful girls who are ten and twelve years old. And they're also member owners of the s group then. Memberships caused us one hundred euros. Each we want to pass on the legacy and teach them about the benefits of corporate gives early on and of course they're very happy about the yearly interest on cooperative capital. But it's just about us getting money back. It's about the greater good for our community. I'm not only talking about taxes and employment. Our consumer cooperative is the biggest employer in the area. I'm talking about support for young people. Sports arts university and cultural events for example as a member of the board of beco- or a few years ago we agreed to build a sports hall fully exa which is a nearby city here in the eastern part of finland belonging to our cooperatives operational area after we built it. The city signed a very long term rental agreement with us so financially investment made sense and of course it was a major gesture to the local people who not have proper facilities to do all kinds of sports in another case. We ended up rejecting the investment proposal regarding building a senior house downtown. The idea was very good one but we declined because it was the big hosting complex requiring a lot of capital with low expected investment return that would only serve a small part of the membership less than one percent of our over one hundred thousand members and therefore we decided against it
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"weaver" Discussed on The Living Room with Joanna Weaver
"Weaver episode fifty eight. Well i have to confess that. Even though i'm a really strong woman with many many many opinions when it comes to conflict well i'm pretty much a weenie. I'd rather avoid the topic than actually address it correctly and yet we all know that. That just doesn't work not not all the time anyway. Well in today's episode. We're going to talk with ashley. Amber crombie about a new book. She has coming out in august. Twenty twenty one with so much going on in the world and just so many opinions being flung around really felt like we needed to talk about it now. So here we go. Well just an honor to have actually abercrombie back with us today. I'm ashley.
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Gomes ends Locastro's steal streak, homers, Nats top D'backs
"John Gomes homered had three hits and drove in two runs as the nationals banged out fifteen hits in beating the Diamondbacks six to two and that's a one two straight for the first time this year Eric said he earned his first win allowing one run over five innings while tying a career high with nine strikeouts I feel that I can throw any pitch at any count and it'll be effective I think that when you have that feeling it's you know it's really easy to be competent inspectors on Kyle Schwarber went two for four with an RBI Starlin Castro had two hits and an RBI Trey Turner had three hits while Ryan Zimmerman had a pinch hit home run Kole Calhoun and Eduardo Escobar homered for the Diamondbacks Luke weaver suffered the loss Greg heist Washington
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"weaver" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"Although some lower end phones will be limited to quarterly. Security upgrades gardner analysts report. That apple grew iphone sales. Fourteen point nine percent on the year in q four to seventy nine point nine million units surpassing samsung as the top global smartphone vendor for the first quarter since twenty. Sixteen samsung saw sales declined. Eleven point eight percent on the year to sixty two million while overall smartphone sales decreased five point four percent in q four. We have another foldable phone. This one from wall way. Sarah tells all about it all right away. The made x. two which now holds the screen inside like the samsung galaxy. Fold rather than wrapping around the outside when you close it while we added a second six point. Four or five inch led ninety. Heard screen to the made to for you to use. It is folded. The inside foldable screen is eight inches. Twenty four by twenty display and the company says the mate x has less of an internal gap so it folds flatter than the galaxy full. So they're obviously making comparisons there. The screen folds into a waterdrop shape at the hinge when closed to prevent chrissy and and also breaking the made two launches but the android ten based. Em ui eleven. No google services but while we says it will be. One of the first device is upgraded to harmony os. That's always us in april. The made extra comes to china on february twenty fifth for seventy thousand nine hundred ninety nine one which is about two thousand seven hundred eighty five. Us dollars the announcement was conducted in mandarin nod. In english as is as it was in previous announcements and facts while we may run out of parts in q to even one if us trade restrictions do remain in place. Nick asia reported last week. That always told suppliers smartphone component orders would-be sixty percent lower than last year. Yes on the one hand we we see wah wah moving over to samsung's a form factor On the other hand they are touting unimproved hinge that they say well. We've moved there because we've made it better but outside this is targeted only domestically in china and We it's a question of even how many they could make to sell in china. Trevor have you been paying attention to this. Yeah i mean. I think if you're running out of chips the navy a good strategy would be to put out a phone. That's this expensive. You know you're not gonna sell now. Granted they they've probably been working on this for years but like that's going to help like how many people are going to spend twenty eight hundred dollars on a folding fund but it puts wall in a position where they're innovating on this new form factor. And personally. I think that the the full actually works really well. Because you don't have that sort of lopsided gap that you do in other foldables. Yeah i'd is kind of playing out the clock here. They're they're hoping they can find a way out of this and they just wanna keep making models. They sold off on her but they do not want to sell off while way itself which would be the only other way out of this but if the. Us doesn't budge. Which doesn't look like it's going to. I'm not sure how long they can go..
Daily Tech News Show
"weaver" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"Although some lower end phones will be limited to quarterly. Security upgrades gardner analysts report. That apple grew iphone sales. Fourteen point nine percent on the year in q four to seventy nine point nine million units surpassing samsung as the top global smartphone vendor for the first quarter since twenty. Sixteen samsung saw sales declined. Eleven point eight percent on the year to sixty two million while overall smartphone sales decreased five point four percent in q four. We have another foldable phone. This one from wall way. Sarah tells all about it all right away. The made x. two which now holds the screen inside like the samsung galaxy. Fold rather than wrapping around the outside when you close it while we added a second six point. Four or five inch led ninety. Heard screen to the made to for you to use. It is folded. The inside foldable screen is eight inches. Twenty four by twenty display and the company says the mate x has less of an internal gap so it folds flatter than the galaxy full. So they're obviously making comparisons there. The screen folds into a waterdrop shape at the hinge when closed to prevent chrissy and and also breaking the made two launches but the android ten based. Em ui eleven. No google services but while we says it will be. One of the first device is upgraded to harmony os. That's always us in april. The made extra comes to china on february twenty fifth for seventy thousand nine hundred ninety nine one which is about two thousand seven hundred eighty five. Us dollars the announcement was conducted in mandarin nod. In english as is as it was in previous announcements and facts while we may run out of parts in q to even one if us trade restrictions do remain in place. Nick asia reported last week. That always told suppliers smartphone component orders would-be sixty percent lower than last year. Yes on the one hand we we see wah wah moving over to samsung's a form factor On the other hand they are touting unimproved hinge that they say well. We've moved there because we've made it better but outside this is targeted only domestically in china and We it's a question of even how many they could make to sell in china. Trevor have you been paying attention to this. Yeah i mean. I think if you're running out of chips the navy a good strategy would be to put out a phone. That's this expensive. You know you're not gonna sell now. Granted they they've probably been working on this for years but like that's going to help like how many people are going to spend twenty eight hundred dollars on a folding fund but it puts wall in a position where they're innovating on this new form factor. And personally. I think that the the full actually works really well. Because you don't have that sort of lopsided gap that you do in other foldables. Yeah i'd is kind of playing out the clock here. They're they're hoping they can find a way out of this and they just wanna keep making models. They sold off on her but they do not want to sell off while way itself which would be the only other way out of this but if the. Us doesn't budge. Which doesn't look like it's going to. I'm not sure how long they can go..
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"weaver" Discussed on News 96.5 WDBO
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