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Cloud Security Podcast by Google
A highlight from EP147 Special: 2024 Google Cloud Security Forecast Report
"Hi there, welcome to a special episode of the Cloud Security Podcast by Google. Thanks for joining us today. Your hosts here are myself, Tim Peacock, the Senior PM for Threat Detection here at Google Cloud, and Anton Juvakin, a reformed analyst and senior staff in Google Cloud's Office of the CISO. You can find and subscribe to this podcast wherever you get your podcasts, as well as at our website, cloud .google .com slash podcasts. If you enjoy our content and want it delivered to you piping hot every Monday, please do hit that subscribe button. You can follow the show, argue with us, our guests, and the rest of the Cloud Security Podcast listeners on LinkedIn. Anton, we are talking about the future today. We are, in fact, and I think that one realization that will probably happen to most of the listeners is that predicting the future is hard. It is. But there is one secret technique that we can use to actually know what will happen in the future. And I would absolutely not reveal what it is. No, we won't reveal how we predict the future here at Google, but we have advanced techniques listeners. You will learn about very soon how Google predicts the future. But overall, I actually really enjoyed this episode because we got also to talk about one of my favorite things, which is things that are getting better. Yes, there was one small thing that's getting better, Tim. Yes. Thank you for your optimism. There was something good. There was something good in the world. We have to celebrate that. That's correct. Yes, that's right. Right in the appendix X, there's this minor footnote about things getting better. So yes, you're absolutely right. Well, with that footnote, listeners, let's turn things over to today's guest. I'm delighted to introduce today's guest. Today, we have the pleasure of being joined by Kelly Vanderley, a Senior Manager for Threat Analysis, Mandiant here at Google Cloud. Kelly, I want to start off with a Yogi Berra quote. He said, predicting things is hard, especially the future. We've got a threat forecast report. Is it hard to predict threat actors in the future? I feel like that's got to be not easy. Well, of course, we're not going to be able to anticipate all potential futures in a short paper. For example, at the end of 2019, I don't think that most of the cybersecurity industry was anticipating how a global pandemic might impact how businesses and cyber threat actors operate. So there will be some surprises, some potentially unforeseen events. However, we can forecast short, medium, and long -term developments based on trends and observed threat activity. The large -scale trends tend to have quite a bit of momentum behind them. So there are definitely tracks that we can follow and signposts that we can call out that, oh, if we see X, Y, Z circumstances, then that would probably indicate a change in the trend, whether to accelerate or to decelerate. So wait, actually, this reminds me. So that sounds like we are mostly extrapolating as opposed to predicting. And to me, I have this dual strange perception of extrapolating. I think extrapolating is the best and the worst kind of prediction. The best is it's the only one that works, but the worst is kind of boring. So if you see a lot of ransomware, what are you going to predict for next year? Ransomware. A lot of ransomware.
AP News Radio
Pope, big crowd mark Easter in flower-adorned Vatican square
"The archbishop of New York celebrates Easter mass at Saint Patrick's cathedral Sunday with a message of good over evil. Cardinal Timothy Dolan told worshipers at Saint Patrick's cathedral that Easter when Christians believe Jesus rose from the dead, reminds us God always has the last word over Satan. The victory of Easter is stronger than the darkness of good Friday because Easter has the last word. He says sometimes life feels like good Friday, the day Jesus was crucified, but then Easter comes. Life and light and mercy and grace and goodness. Cardinal Dolan ended with levity. That great theologian, Yogi Berra, who said, it ain't over till it's over. Julie Walker, New York
Bloomberg Radio New York
"yogi berra" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"How do you get from Yogi Berra to a more optimistic future? Well, the more the pain is the future starts with essentially technological innovations, like, for example, I don't think it's going to be renewable, maybe fusion. If used on happens, then you can have unlimited amount of essentially energy, a cheap cost with no greenhouse gas emissions. We look like we are however only 15 to 20 years away from fusion becoming a reality. If it comes faster, then we can increase the economic pie. We're going to reduce the cost of energy. We're going to stop greenhouse gas emissions. We can grow more. What about our fracture? Political system, whether it's your Italy and the turn there to the right or what we see in the election you're coming up in two weeks. How do we get beyond this fractured political system? For now, we're going to go world that is even more divided. Domestically, there's more polarization. There's lack of partisanship. And it's happening. I mean, you have outta regimes in power. You are putting in Russia. You have Erdoğan in turkey. You have Kaczynski in Poland. You have urban in Hungary. You have melon in Italy. You have these Nazis Swedish Democrats now in Sweden. You have the Brexit phenomenon. You have the Trump phenomenon. And in Latin America used to be only Venezuela, Argentina published of the left. But in the last two years, Chile, Ecuador, Peru, Colombia. That's the world we're going. Unfortunately, it's a world that is not liberal democracy. If you sold the movie right here, no. DiCaprio, he'll love playing robini. Nor will be anywhere that's the book is mega threats. Maybe a documentary series. Yeah, exactly. Turned dangerous trends that in parallel our future and how to survive them. Did we survive the day? Yeah, we did. Well, it's 8 55 a.m.. So I think in New York City and we survived the day. We could say that coming up for you to be speaking about a lot more. That was very good. Perhaps Richard hosman comes on later. We'll give us a sense of what nor will be. Exactly, exactly, and who read the book and gave it a huge endorsement. He'll be on Bloomberg television later today. He is, of course
Two Old Dolfans - Miami Dolphins
"yogi berra" Discussed on Two Old Dolfans - Miami Dolphins
"Now normally he would have ran that play with like in the 5 yard line or so 40 yard line. He got like a half a yard. I mean, so Pittsburgh really handle them. Obviously we're going to study those films and we better and we got our own fist Patrick back there, mister Holland. I think our team can play these guys a lot tougher this year. I do too. A lot of I do too because of the defense. The defense. Yeah. But I am still but very worried about what but our offense. But to do it again but all right. Our offense can not score 17 points and expect to win against both. No. No. I mean we've got to outscore them. We have to score that's how you beat buffalo last year. You had that obstacle that if we were to score that's an obvious statement if you go to think about it, yo yo. I'll score the other team. You win the game. Yogi Berra man. Y'all scored him you win. Yeah. But here's the thing. Buffalo is going to score in the 20s minimum. They're going to be 24 28, 31. That's buffalo, man. They're going to score on us. So we need to really put up some points. And we need to take the damn we have playmakers. Yeah, I mean, as I'm saying, take that have to get them the ball. Unchained, unchained to them, man. If he has to throw 50 times, throw 50 times. There's no shame in that. We don't have a running game plants crossings out, rollouts, you know, a couple of actual down the field bombs..
GSMC Baseball Podcast
"yogi berra" Discussed on GSMC Baseball Podcast
"The six ted williams in the seven hole and yogi berra in the whole sandy. Colfax was the pitcher for the old timers. It is dodger versus dodgers year at dodger. Stadium are not dodger stadium. It's actually the polo grounds because the old timers were in this game now. This game ended one to nothing. There were four hits by the young guns three hits by the old timers and the lone run scored in the top. Half of the first mike trout was able to get a leadoff single off of off of colfax then chipper jones smoked a line drive single to left field and mike. Trout was able to go from first to third then berry bonds. Hit a deep fly out to right field and might shout his able to score chipper jones then gets caught stealing at albert pools grounds out but that was the game. That was ju. It's in the one run. Came across four clayton. Kershaw he goes. Nine innings gives up three hits walked six batters but also strikes out. Six doesn't give up an earned run for the old timers and sandy colfax. He goes nine. Innings gives up just four hits one earned run walks only three but strikes out eight vac but three of those where clayton kershaw so like. I don't know how like off of that is like sadie. Kofax only struck out once the against kershaw. So we'll see. I know that's that's interesting but that's today's show for you guys. Thank you all so much listening. Let me know if you guys want to hear something like this again because it was really fun to do and i put a lot of time into this which is one of the reasons why this is a thirty minute segment right here but they get so much appreciate. Y'all love y'all have a.
GSMC Baseball Podcast
"yogi berra" Discussed on GSMC Baseball Podcast
"Mark. Maguire gets issued a free pass. And so now you have runners on. I'm sorry that also scored chase utley. That double did so. You had runners on second one to nothing. lead mark. Maguire gout walked and sammy sosa. Hit a line drive to left field. Barry bonds got thrown out at home by babe ruth as the as the catcher was able to hold onto the ball. I don't know why babe ruth was in left field actually thought i put him in right field. I guess i must have missed that. One knicks that up a little bit the it wasn't the easiest thing. Try to set these lineups. Every game either actually took me about an hour to get through. All of this at all. I'm doing is clicking then. In the bottom half of the fifth yogi bear flew out to center field hana's wagner swung and missed for strike three two outs in the bottom of the fifth. But then cy young actually got a single up. The middle and ty cobb grounded out to end the inning that is eight storyline for their cy. Young gets a hit. There were only five. It's total by the old timers in this game of after vat you have. The top of the six griffey draws a walk to lead off the inning but altro rigas ground out to second base. Griffey was able to advance to second base after that. Then johnny bench grounds out to first base but he does a job and gets griffey to third base. But that brings up pedro martinez. Your nine witter and pedro rounds out to third base. After that you have the bottom of the six roger hornsby hit a ground ball double down the right field line to start off the inning. Good news for the old timers. But then babe ruth strikes out swinging lou. Gehrig gets a bloop single right. Fueled horne's barry has to hold up third. Now you have runners on the corners with one out stan. Musial got struck out looking and then eddie mathews swung and missed for strike number three now. Going to the top half of the seventh chase utley and chipper jones. Both get out to start off the inning. But then barry bonds lines one to center field for a single and then mcguire fouls out first base in the bottom half of the seventh pedro martinez. Still on the mound. By the way he gets a strike. Three looking by yogi berra and then a couple of groundouts by honda swagger cy young to end the inning in in order and then in the top half of the eighth you have the young guns with sosa leading off. He hits a fly. A fly ball shallow centerfield. It's caught for an out and then griffey flies out down the left field foul line but deep griffey then i'm sorry ultra rigas after griffey and out trod rigas. Hit an infield single to third base then. Johnny bench struggled at the plate. This series of goliath grounds out to shortstop immediately after that infield single by alex rodriguez now granted. I'm not blaming johnny bench at all for his struggles. At the plate this series. He was facing Quite literally the greatest Pitching staff aside from maybe the other pitching staff on his team like he is facing very very good pitchers. I'm not surprised at all. A lot of these games. Were low scoring but some of them were not very high scoring actually but going into the bottom. Half of the Oops i'm sorry. I lost my spot real quick. We were in the top half of the eighth. It's one to nothing young guns by the way one run on six hits no errors. The old timers no runs on four hits in just one air down to the bottom of the eighth. Now ty cobb roger horns burien babe ruth or up ty cobb grounds out to second base hornsby swings and misses for strike. Three and babe. Ruth also strikes out swinging now going to the top of the ninth. Albert pools enters the game. As a pinch hitter for pedro martinez and pool smokes a line drive to left field chipper jones. Those strikes out swinging and chase utley hits a fly shallow ball to left field. Which makes it one runner on first into out. Barry bonds then draws a walk and makes it first and second with two outs in. Maguire is up with angi grounds. A through the whole in right center field for a single and album holes somehow was able to score then with runners on first and third. Barry bonds went to third on that play. Sammy sosa grounds out to third baseman but extends lead to two eight that brings in montana rivera to face. Lou garrick stanton museum and eddie mathews at least. Those were the three that he was supposed to face at the start of this game. Lou gehrig is frozen on a strike. Three called stan musial grounds out to shortstop eddie. Mathews comes in clutch with two outs. In doubles down the right field foul or double down the right-field minor should say that brings up yogi berra yogi. Berra can get on. They can get one of the many many awesome hitters on their team up to bat but yogi bear unfortunately flew out to right field to end. The game. judah nothing young guns first game. Roger hornsby had a double stan. Musial had a double in. Eddie mathews had a four. The old timers takab had an air. Though for the young guns. That game. One double by barry bonds when rbi barry barry bonds and rbi mark. Maguire both of those were two out. Rbi's and chase elliott was hit by a pitch pedro martinez goes eight innings. Four hits walks. Only to one of those was intentional and strikes out twelve money on our rivera gets the save gives up one hit and strikes out one in his one inning of work. Cy young got the loss but goes all nine. Innings gives up eight hits one earned. Run to runs in total walked. Five couple of those were intentional. Struck out just one batter on this team. Now going to game number two this. This is going to be an entire episode. I'm barely getting a game to. We're almost fifteen minutes into this segment. Good news is is that there's not much to say about the last game although it was pretty fantastic so up next. We have cindy colfax versus roger clemens now. This game is one of those games. That i was talking about it. There was a lot going on so in this game chipper jones. Mike trout barry bonds mark. Maguire buster posey robinson. I'm sorry ken griffey junior. After buster posey in the six whole robinson cano in the seven hole and alex rodriguez batting eighth roger. Clemens is the starting pitcher for the young gods for the timers. It is ty cobb roger horns berry mickey mantle lou gehrig babe ruth eddie mathews yogi berra and hana's wagner. Saint kill. facts is on the bump for the old timers in this one. Got out of hand rather quickly. Actually cynical facts gets chipper jones. Mike trout and barry bonds to get one to three e. strikes out mike trout in the top of the first in the bottom of the first ty cobb is plugged in the armed lead off the game by roger clemens and then he steals second base. No outs running on second. Now roger hornsby grounds out to third and cobb has to stay put mickey mantle then strikes out on a ball out of the zone chased a little bit. And now looking like ty cobb roger. Clemens might get out of that jam. But then lou gehrig hit a two run home run over right seven or right-center field barely got over the wall. Then it's to nothing old timers and babe. Ruth is up babe. Ruth draws a walk. And then eddie mathews pops out to i. I'm sorry shortstops in the game. I'm sorry i'm getting ahead of myself.
AP News Radio
MLB to end 70-year partnership with Topps trading cards
"In nineteen fifty one New York Yankees catcher yogi Berra was the American league's Most Valuable Player fellow catcher Roy Campanella of the Brooklyn Dodgers was the NL MVP and New York Giants outfielder Willie Mays was a National League rookie of the year that was a year tops got the license to make baseball cards for the major leagues those decades of kids trying to chew that hard stick a bubble gum while flipping through the cards are nor in all the who is he to get to the Reggie Jackson's George Brett's or Barry Bonds are coming to an end the company yet to be named as being formed by the sports merchandising company fanatics it will become the exclusive licensee for baseball cards once the current deals with the MLB and players union expire I'm timid wire
The BosBabes
"yogi berra" Discussed on The BosBabes
"Awesome products. Now guys, back to the episode baby. He actually his he would tell you that. His three older brothers were better baseball players than he was, but the family was very poor. And the older brothers had to work to help support the family. But by the time, it got down to my grandpa Yogi, his older brother's convinced my great-grandfather Pietro to let Grandpa Yogi. Have a chance to play baseball, so one of them would have a chance to make it as a baseball player at that point. My grandfather was a right-handed hitter and and threw right-handed, my Uncle Tony had the presence of mind. Not to take my grandfather from being a right-handed hitter and switch him around to being a lefty because he thought he would have a better chance of making the big leagues, as a left-handed hitter. And we all know how that turned out because Yogi Berra is not Yogi Berra. A he's right handed. So that happened when he was about ten years old and he played American Legion ball. He, this is actually sort of a crazy story. He dead. And his neighbor across the street who was a guy named Joe, garagiola Joe is in the Baseball Hall of Fame, as a broadcaster. He played and played for, and won a World Series with the st. Louis Cardinals. In a early 1940s, Grandpa and Joe garagiola went to a open tryout for the Saint Louis Cardinals together at that time. Branch Rickey, who would later become the general manager of the Dodge Chargers and become famous for signing Jackie. Robinson to break the color barrier in baseball. At that time. Branch Rickey was the general manager of the st. Louis Cardinals. Branch Rickey offered Joe. Garagiola $500 as a down to sign with the Cardinals. He only offered my grandfather, 250 bucks and Grandpa thought that he and Joe were worth the same amount so he told Branch Rickey. No Branch. Rickey had a plan. He did this on purpose. Knew he was leaving the Cardinals and going to the Dodgers and he wanted to save Grandpa Yogi for the Dodgers. However in the interim of Branch, Rickey moving from the Cardinals to the Dodgers George Weiss from the Yankees, swoops in and signs my grandfather. And the rest is history because of Grandpa Yogi, had been a Dodge things would have been very different as well. Oh, my gosh. I actually love learning all that history because I feel like people grow up reading about the grades, like, your grandfather, like Joe DiMaggio, like, Mickey Mantle. And it's like, we don't hear these inside or story. So, I'm so happy that you were on here being able to tell those Insider stories. First of.
The BosBabes
"yogi berra" Discussed on The BosBabes
"That you accrue a away from alcohol. For those of you guys that aren't familiar with alcohol, I actually have to stay away from it a good about 2 because I have really bad allergies. And if you drink too much alcohol, it can actually create inflammation in your body. So if you're active, like Lindsay is staying away from alcohol is very important. Please stay with us. You guys just listen to Lindsay Berra, talk all about her early years, growing up, in Jersey with her family home with their mom and dad with her grandfather. Also everything in between sports-related playing Collegiate softball. Also, playing men's league, freaking hockey at home. Hours in the morning before going to school, we are hearing her talk about food and her podcast food of the Gods podcast. She is actually a host in just started releasing episodes. I believe this past month, the month of June. So, we are going to switch on over to the Barrett family Legacy. This is part two. So Lawrence, Peter Berg Yogi Berra. He was actually born in nineteen twenty-five, and he is a legend in the baseball world. I'm just going to ramble off some facts for you guys. For those of you guys, that will be listening to this podcast. He played the position of Catcher, which is why I was picking Lindsay sprained earlier. If she ever played that position herself, he also later became a coach and a manager he played freaking 19 Seasons, like holy crap, 19 seasons in the MLB. Most of them, with the infamous, New York Yankees, we all know that the Yankees are literally a dynasty. He one freaking dead. And at World Series like that is almost unheard of ten World Series and 18 time, all star and widely regarded as one of the greatest catchers in baseball history. Hold on guys, I have some more facts for you. You need another page and another page and like, hold on a minute. Let me flip it over. I'm like he is only one of six players who win the American League MVP award three times. So not one but three times and he was elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame back in 1972. So Lindsay, let's talk all about your father, his lasting Legacy on the baseball world. And before we even talked about about that, how the heck did he himself get into the sport of baseball so he grew up on the hill in St. Louis Missouri, the hill was the Italian section. His parents were Italian immigrants. All three of his older brother. Brothers were born in Italy. He was the first sibling born here, and then his younger sister behind wage. And the kids on the hill, just sort of sounds the way I grew up. We had TV but I wasn't allowed to be inside and watching it. Grandpa didn't have TV. There was no video games. So they were just outside playing sports all day. They played Sandlot baseball, he played basketball, he played football, he played street hockey, they used to duct tape newspapers to their shins because they couldn't afford shin guards. They played this crazy game, where you hit a bottle cap with a broomstick. And I would say, and Grandpa was known as a quote unquote bad ball hitter, but I'm pretty sure that he developed a lot of that hand-eye coordination hitting a bottle cap with a break. Try that it is very hard Hank. Aaron did it to when we see where that got him with all those home runs. So anybody wants to learn how to hit a baseball try that it's, it's very difficult, do do do the Olympics Euros, baseball major championships and concerts are all in this summer. But you know, what is it.
The BosBabes
"yogi berra" Discussed on The BosBabes
"You know what braces two weeks next week is Michael del zotto, the NHL defenseman, who is in a ridiculously good shape. If you check out, Michael. Has Instagram, you'll see he has like muscles on top of muscles, he's super lean. His podcast was really fun and then Brisa. And then we actually have an interview with Jason, a Khalifa, who was in the CrossFit Games. I think for eight years running and he did win the CrossFit Games in 2008. I have been across the coach for many, many years. I started doing CrossFit in 2008 when the year that Jason khalipa one. So I've been doing it for about thirteen years, I always say, since before it was cool that interview was was pretty fascinating to me. Just because I've always been a Jason khalipa fan off. And because he just trained so much that it's just kind of cool to see, you know, how he eats and also how his idea towards training that much has evolved as he's gotten older. So that was a really interesting one as well. That'll be three weeks from now. Again, for those of you guys are listening, please check out Lindsay, Bears podcast food of the Gods. You can find it on all forms of social media. It sounds like an also. Any thoughts were, you can find the availability to listen to a podcast. Whether it be on iTunes Spotify properly iHeartRadio. Please go check that out and I know Lindsay, you just spoke about being a CrossFit box which leads into my next question. How do you train to be an athlete? I also know who are a runner hiker golfer and much more. So, I would assume that having your grandfather be heavily involved in baseball, and you being such a fantastic athlete yourself. That probably lately, sparked your interest in wanting to start this podcast. So how do you train as an athlete? And what the heck do you enjoy eating? That's birth. The in your life. So I have always been an exercise aholic. It actually, you know, Grandpa obviously was an athlete but a lot of that actually came from my mother growing up who she was a cyclist. She was a runner, she was a racquetball player. She I always kind of kid her. She was riding her bike, like literally sixty miles out of shot. While she was pregnant with me and I was born very early at 31 weeks. I'm like, Mom, maybe if you hadn't been riding your bike sixty miles a day. I would have stayed in there a little longer. My mom was definitely an exercise aholic and I definitely got a lot of that from her as well. I, you know, after I graduated from college, I was into triathlons for a number of years. I was running ten milers and half-marathons the Olympic distance Triathlon was was my thing that's a, what is it? A 1.5 mile swim, like, a 20-mile bike and a 10k run 6.2 miles at the end. I did a bunch of those and then I had a massive hip surgery in 2007 which was the result of playing hockey with boys for so many years. To labrum tear is a bone spur on my femur or so as impingement all kinds of stuff. So, I stopped running as much started biking a little bit more and also started doing CrossFit right after my hip surgery because I wanted all the muscles around my messed up hip to be super strong. And I really fell in love with Crossfit, not for a lot of the same reasons that a lot of people fall in love with it. People love competing against other people in CrossFit, I never really cared what the person next to me was doing. I like to compete against myself and, you know, be better than I was the week before..
WTVN
"yogi berra" Discussed on WTVN
"The late fifties and early sixties, Uh, mighty Mouse. Remember Marty about absolutely absolutely. Huckleberry hound Everything. Yogi Yogi, and what the Coyote Roadrunner and Coyote by one of my favorite was cold. Augie, Doggie and doggie. Daddy. I've haven't heard of that one. That was a hand of barbaric. Our neighbors went in with Yogi Berra. Everybody like that, right? But that was great. And Saturday mornings was. How do you do the show? Do remember that? Absolutely. Howdy duty. I'm almost seventies. I go way back, right? Right. Uh, the mighty mouse was here. I come to save the day, right? Right. Exactly. Okay. I do. Remember that. Absolutely. Mighty mouse. Yeah, Those are some good today. Thanks, Bruce. I appreciate it. You know, Speaking of Hanna Barbera remember, I don't even know they still may have the ride at Kings Island They had like Hanna Barbera land. At one point, they still may have been to Kings Island in a while. But they had that like where you would go through. You would get in the like those little boats and go through the water, and they had like a Hanna Barbera set up through there. It's all Snoopy now, but I remember that as well. And I loved it again. I loved, you know, Scooby doing all that Hanna Barbera stuff so Yeah, well, when I hear Hanna Barbera it it makes me think of that area of Kings island and going on those little boat rides and going through and I remember you know, would be a hot summer day. And you get climbing those boats and you know you don't even really care as much about seeing that stuff. It's just you're going to go where it's really cool. And you're gonna get escape the heat for a little while but ended up liking that and it makes me think about it every time I hear those two words, Hanna Barbera. Makes it takes me right back to go on to Kings island in that whole area, Barry, Thanks for listening and tell me about your Saturday morning cartoons. What was your favorite? Well, my favorite started out in the morning with Woody Woodpecker. Oh, yeah. And then And then And then there was a cartoon was blind professor. And then after school. We followed it up with speed Racer, okay? Speed race is pretty cool. Big. Yeah. So what was what was it the blind professor? I forget the guy's name, but here's a blind professor that walked around and got in trouble and always seemed to walk out on the right side. Was it Mr maybe one. The listeners can remember that one. It wasn't Mr Magoo, was it? I believe that was Mr Magoo. Yeah. Okay. Yes. Absolutely. Yeah. Comical, actually see, that was that's actually like, laugh out loud, funny watching that. Absolutely. Woody Woodpecker was my favorite. Yeah, Good one for sure. Barry, Thanks. And, um Kurt Kurt. Welcome to the show and tell me about your Saturday morning favorite cartoons. Well, I love them all and bottom. Many of the people are saying I love mighty mouth. That was my one of my favorites. And the other one. I'm not had no one setting thing yet, but I love space Ghost. Oh, yeah. Space Coast. That's right. Absolutely. Yeah, I'd love Yeah, he was young wore that white outfit was the black Black mask, and it was great. I loved it. Yeah. Space Ghost. Maybe two schoolhouse rock. I used that in school as a teacher. It's timeless. Obviously, the information's correct on it. And, uh, that's awesome. Man. Did the kids How are they sang it and the chin sang it. I had him sing it. So they were receptive. Then, obviously. Oh, yeah, They loved it. Yeah, that's great, man. That's awesome, Curt..
Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
This Makes Cents: Yogi Berra Gets a Stamp Named in His Honor
"Friday night against the Chicago White Sox. And Rick and Alisa Hall of Fame catcher Yogi Berra once said, a nickel ain't worth a dime anymore. Well, neither a postage stamps they cost 55 cents for a forever stamp. And that's the
Tracing The Path
"yogi berra" Discussed on Tracing The Path
"Then on july thirtieth nineteen despite many people citing the us's need for separation of church and state and others actually citing the star spangled banner as motto evidence. Congress passed legislation making in god. We trust the official motto of the us and the following year. The first paper money with the phrase was issued. If you're taking notes that first story was in the arts and literature category. It spanned the time frame of eighteen fourteen to nineteen fifty-six largely involved government. Can you find a connection to this next story which comes from the orange category of sports. Who won the nineteen. Seventy three world series. The answer is simple. It was the oakland days and their superstar reggie jackson. But that's the trivia not the story in fact buried in the trivia is the story of human resilience. Baseball has held the popular imagination since two rival on the scene whether it was babe ruth or satchel. Page tiptop read or crackerjack. Take me out to the ball. Game or the star spangled banner for most of america's history. Baseball has been the national pastime. That was no different in nineteen seventy-three a big year for baseball. That was the first year. The designated hitter rule was played in the american league. It was the year nolan. Ryan broke sandy. Koufax's record for the number of strikeouts in season. The kansas city royals moved to royals stadium and the yankees were purchased by george steinbrenner and it was the year. Pete rose and willie davis collected their two thousand hits but nothing captured. The attention of america like the mets that year the mets nineteen seventy. Two season was interrupted by the sudden death of their manager. Gil hodges making the nineteen seventy-three season the year to come back and play in the honor of gill and their manager. This year was none less than the famous catcher. Yogi berra but even so. Halfway through the season the mets found themselves in last place of their division without any heart about the game on july ninth before the game. The chairman of their board came down to talk to the team. The newspapers were calling for the firing of yogi berra and the team seemed hopeless..
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Romney says Trump would win GOP nomination 'in a landslide' in 2024
"Alright Senator Mitt Romney, one of the more outspoken anti Trump Republicans in the party right now, says former President Donald Trump will end up winning the GOP presidential nomination in 2024 if he run. No kidding yes. During a New York Times event on Tuesday, Romney said. That Trump will likely continue to be very involved in the future of the Republican Party. Here's what he had to say. Well, well. President Trump continue to play a role in my party. I'm sure you will. He has by far the largest voice and a big impact in my party. I don't know about his family members whether they intend to do that, but but I expect he will continue playing a role. I don't know if he'll run in 2024 not but if he does Yeah, I'm pretty sure he will win the nomination. You think he would win the nomination? Oh, I think you'd win the nomination. If you run. I mean, what can happen between now and 2024. So on I'm not great at predicting I'm I subscribe the Yogi Berra's philosophy in that regard, he said, I don't like that. I don't like predicting particularly the future's involved. So I I don't really know what'll happen there. But I look at the polls in the polls show that among the names being floated his potential contenders in 2024. If you put President Trump in there among Republicans, he wins in a landslide. I would not be voting for President Trump again. I haven't voted for him in the past on, I would probably be getting behind somebody who I thought more represented the tiny wing of the Republican Party that I
WTVN
"yogi berra" Discussed on WTVN
"Do you think he's going to come back next year or you think he's gonna hang it up? You know, I think Ben's got one more in the tank. To be honest, but he is they're gonna have to restructure his contract for that to happen. Cause if they don't get upset if the Steelers don't get some salary cap room, man, Is it going to be a bad free agencies and for us? Oh, I could see this coming and I know of three of our top players can turn to free agents, not I'd hate to see that happen and everything and like I said, because Band. I think he does have a little bit more in the tank air tune. I just hope he does because I remember one thing by when he played it. Miami he remember one game against Northwestern. They were down. Three points. And he wrote a 60 yard balm and upset Northwestern. Which was something for a Mac team today, right, man, And at the time and everything now and then, another thing bobble won't bring us up to next week is the anniversary of the flag. Going up on Iwo Jima of the 76 years. Holy cow. I didn't realize And when you think of something iconic and our American history, my hat. My dad had three him his to his two other brothers all fought in the Pacific. Theater. And his one brother Max fought on Iwo Jima. And everybody thinks when that flag went up, that everything was going good. It did give him confidence. But they had about four more weeks of savage fighting to do and everything so this one to bring out up and also Yogi Bear turns 91 today. Oh, Yogi Berra love Yogi bear. Hey, Bob, You have a wonderful morning. All right, you do the same. They would think it's always for the call certainly do appreciate 8 to 1 W. TV and 106 10 W TV and our very own. Ron Wilson always sounds says that I sound like Ranger Smith from the yogi bear commercials, so I I don't know if I do or not. I don't I don't think so. Ron always does that. Maybe I don't know. Maybe Ron's got something. Wrong with him. I don't know. Even hear rock later on this morning as well in the garden with Rod Wilson, one of our we what we love Ron. Around here. Ron is just absolutely fantastic Idea. 8 to 1 W T v N 116 w TV And if you would like to jump in phone lines are open for you. Saturday morning Opened phones. News radio 6 10 w T v N..
77WABC Radio
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"On I go down there. I remember Yogi Berra was there, and a lot of other Italian Americans was there. I do not remember seeing Francis Albert down there. But Yogi was there. There was a bunch of other towns and matter of fact, they had an opera singer were before dinner, We saw an opera singer. At the White House and then yogis on the other side of the room. And then I'm on my Yogi and I could idea was very dear friends with the great Yogi Berra. How great was Yogi and we caught eyes and the opera singer is going to me like that for me of Yogi, Of course to Jersey guys, we start laughing with snickering like kids in the classroom. And Bud McFarland, the national security advisor. Elbows me. I'm right now going. Hey, Joe. I said Yes, sir. It's the White House. Relax, so I was so out of my element. They had the dinner. It was great. I'm looking around Wonder Gran aimlessly. You know afterwards, and then I look and it's in a room with a fireplace and there's Ronald Reagan. There's Ronald Reagan. Man. This is the guy now. Now don't forget. Parodying Ronald ringing so I look around. No one's around the present except for a secret service guy or two. So I walk over to the Gipper and I in the beautiful fires going It was just he and I And I said, Mr President, a turn And I send Joe Piscopo and a new member of the cast of Saturday Night Live. Thank you for this invitation. This is really a privilege to be here is a whale, Joe. Uh, nice to meet you like that. So now there's a moment of silence and I don't know what to say. So a sort of good look at the fire. I go. Hey! Great fire, Mr President. It's where I actually said that great fire was the president, and he said he was so great. He goes well, Joe, you know, we got people to do that for us. Tell you what I shook that man's hand. And I tell you what changed my life. He was the most grounded. Oh, politics Aside, By the way, I tell you, this was and grounded, warm and comforting. And this was the president. And and as I shook his hand said, Thank you, President Reagan. Great to meet you, sir. And I turned around as I turned around in one move who was right in my face. Nancy. She looked at me. She dug her eyes right into mine. She's a foot away, and she says two words. Hello, Joe. In that tone, just like that. And I knew why I was there right there, right there as a sweat broke out. First of all I knew who was in charge. Second of all, I am sure I never had the chance to me to ask him. Mr. Sinatra probably said to Nancy. They were very close with the Reagans. He was, you know. And he probably said, Hey, this punk from just punk kid from Jersey is doing Ronnie on Saturday night Live. Get him down there. Let him eat the Gipper, You know, get the whole change, and it's exactly what happened. Because I was so taken by Ronald Reagan changed my whole outlook on every what a great guy and I knew. And Nancy probably did that. I gotta bring that kid that Italian kid down in the White House. Could you hear what she looked at me? I broke out in a sweat bed. She stealing. I looked at me. So it was a wonderful type now now cut to cut too. Thean Aug. Oration not only in 1981, but 1985 who ran the whole thing. Frank Sinatra ran the whole thing. It was how this guy did this, So then he got every star including Robert Wagner kind enough to join us earlier. It was. Mr T was down there for crying out loud. There was everybody down the Jimmy stored was down there who introduces Frank Sinatra. It's 1985 at the Washington D. C inauguration. Second term for President Ronald Reagan. Liz Taylor, introducing Frank Sinatra. Mr.
KNBR The Sports Leader
"yogi berra" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"Yeah, I want to see somebody else. I want to see somebody else do it, baby. Oh, attack. I want to root for the favorites on the roof for the underdogs, and now he is an underdog. And now is a buccaneer. And now it's a pretty, you know for me, I'm like, okay, that's cool. Man is getting up there and what he's doing in his age is absolutely insane. He's doing it for a different team. I did think it was funny. The quotes they showed on TV before the game that Aaron's was saying, Yeah, he gets the call is only known to his own place. All that has happened. He's having more fun here, and I was like, Oh, damn! His area just said shot across the bow. Like what did you say something about soup bowls? Did you say something along the lines of like he way allow him to coach here yet. Didn't allow him Tol have freedom of something along those lines and the reality. Yeah, that was it. It was like I was like, Wow, Ahrensfield himself very much. But I love you guys feel the same way fields in Tampa that it feels different now, like rooting for Brady because in Britain via a day, I'd like to see him. Win. I don't know who all have in the game, but I wouldn't mind. I wouldn't mind seeing the Buccaneers Willie. It's a pretty cool it pretty cool story now that he's not in the Patriots, you just get tired of the Patriots don't know if you guys feel the same way. You're like tired of all the Brady's stuff, but I just It's different for me now, when I When I was watching him yesterday, I got this pretty cool story. I'm a big fan of watching greatness because when it's gone, it's gone. Even though seems like Tom Brady's gonna play until he's 90, and it goes by quickly, you know, even though these guys you know, specifically and break this case has been around. For for 20 years, But I'm in agreement with you. It's a lot easier to root for him now because he's not attached to the Patriots. It just it just seems I don't know. It just it seems different, I guess because it is different. That's just simply the best way to put it and I you know, I would have been perfectly fine. You know, I'm so whatever Rogers winning and him going to the little holes in the Super Bowl, But this is just this good man, because I mean, it's It's what I found it interesting when you would hear former players on all the Chatter shows leading up to the games yesterday, when they would hear the stat that Tom Brady it's played in 14 championship games and before the game was played at the time was playing for a chance to go to his tent. Super Bowl, You will be playing this 10 Super Bowl. Yeah. Four players will repeat that, like it was the most amazing thing that have hurt because to them, it is the most amazing thing I've ever heard. That's why I can't wait to talk to Dan felt he never went to The Super Bowl. You were watching the guy who's been to 10. He's been toe almost half two Super Bowls played. Tom Brady since he's been playing in the NFL. That's a banana statistic that this guy is going to his 10 Super Bowl that football. 10 10. That's quite a T championship hopes for for in this contract for doing it. He's one of the great American winners right now. I mean, think about I saw the list the athletes that have 10 plus titles. It's Yogi Berra, who won 14 titles while I mean think about that. That's unbelievable. Bill Russell had 12 on Re Rashard with with 12 and now Brady with 10 Point. He's going to play in 10 Championship games, but those guys never played during free agency. Those guys didn't play in sports that salary cap. I mean, the the canyon. Canadians had all the best players. That's why the Canadians very well play. I guess you could say the Yankees pop down to the Yankees and and the Celtics. I mean, Tom Brady's doing it in a sport where you could only spend a certain amount of money and there's free agency that changes the dynamic of pretty much every team in the league on a year in Europe basis. He's going to 10 Super Bowls. It's banana step. But Anna's It's incredible. I mean, it just you think about it in it, and it blows your mind on. It's certainly You give, I mean, All kinds of credit to the The Patriots organization what they've been able to do because they're years were Brady was better than others and Super Bowls, or Brady was better than others. And but The fact that they were able to win and he was able to win his. It's not just his quarterbacking. I think it speaks to His leadership eyes, ability to convey what he wants to the to the team. He's a guy that could cross over and probably even, you know, speak to the defense of pride in doing a lot, but he just he commands that type of respect. And he's the leader of your team That's getting out there early. And, you know, working out with the receivers in the players, and I mean he just He's all in and you feel it and he's all in. You got to be all And if you're on that team, so I just there's so much to this guy that is just Absolutely incredible when you look at the longevity And the annexation sling Now he's no, It's incredible. His ball his deep I know through some pics history in the second half. What is deep ball placement on some of those plays. I mean, the Scotty Miller throw was absolute dime. Yeah, I mean, unbelievable. Uh, there is an everyman quality to Tom Brady. That definitely translates within. That Have a locker room and his years with the Patriots as well, that goes to what you were saying, Tom. There's a likability to him. And you could clearly see that because I haven't heard of any former Tom Brady teammates ever coming out, saying thing bad about him, and I don't think it's because they have any fear of him. You know if In that regard. I I don't know if there is a player that truly has a beef with him, and that reminds me of stories. I've heard about Joe Montana, where there was an everyman vibe to him and and guys gravitated towards that, And that was part of the reason. One of the reasons I should say that Joe Montana was as successful as he was and why he eyes considered one of if that the greatest of all time here, The Tom Brady stats I was referencing earlier. He's played in 18% of all Super Bowls. We're coming up on 55 here in a couple of weeks. I know right? I'm not done. It's crazy 23%. He's played in 23% of the Super Bowls that have been played since he was born. Tom Brady's 43. And Tom Brady has played in 40% of the Super Bowls played 48%. Of the Super Bowls played since he was drafted. Damn In Tampa had a Super Bowl in 18 years. Hadn't they didn't make Shelly off since God knows when we're Super Bowl bound? 18 years was a percent half Eddie half the Super Bowls, and he even show up until 1999 cable goes out to the lake hadn't gotten his chest caved in. We might be talking about something completely different. Oh, January 25th 2021. How money? What do you think? Is the most championships played in hockey, baseball, basketball football. Let's say it's got to be at least a 10 year career, So you had a good career..
WCBM 680 AM
"yogi berra" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"Uganda this time with the same leader has been declared the winner again, extending his rule to four decades, Uganda's electoral commission said Saturday. President you where he was 71 of six term supporters took to the streets to celebrate, but officials are still struggling to explain how polling results were compiled amid an Internet blackout. Challenger Bobby Wine, a singer turned lawmaker, calls the results fraudulent. He's holed up in his home, fearful for his life, but spoke publicly Friday. We have suddenly won this election and won it by five. Enormous 17 on the small clique of oppressors are trying get again imposed themselves on the people of Uganda. But with 70 says not so this may turn out to be the most. Cheating free Election since the 1962 the top U. S diplomat to Africa calls the election fundamentally flawed. I'm Julie Walker, this is town. Hold up, calm. New York Yankees saw the favor Yogi Berra is gonna be featured on a new stamp this year. A 10 time world serious champion as a player and three time L. M v p barrel fill baseball's record book, along with Bartlett's familiar quotations. Among his most notable Yogi ISMs was It ain't over till it's over. Sarah died in 2015 at age 90. And with the stamp he truly becomes a man of letters. Barras Stamp shows him in catching gear while wearing Yankee pinstripes. The U. S Postal Service will later announced the issue date for the stamp. Keith Peters reporting, scientists in Iceland have turned up evidence that identical twins are not exactly the same Genetically. That study looked at DNA sequences from about 400 pairs. Found the average set of identical twins F pie 5.2 early genetic differences about 15% of elephants, many as 100 as they get older. More on the story is a town hall. That come stimulating Doc. Breaking news on talk radio.
KNST AM 790
"yogi berra" Discussed on KNST AM 790
"Member of a TV broadcast. Team on the other flight. Plus, some state governors say they were duped into thinking the federal government had more covert 19 vaccine doses heading their way This week, the feds had said this week they were going to stop holding back on second doses of covert bag scene and release their reserves stockpile, But we're learning. The administration had already started shipping those doses out last month, and the reserve is empty Colorado Governor Jared Pulis. We were lied to with plans of the administration to release reserve. Doses. Oregon Governor Kate Brown said she was told by an operation Warp speed official. There is no reserve. Wisconsin governor Tony Evers called the news a slap in the face. But a White House official says states have still not ordered. All of the dose is allocated to them till NATO Fox News. Lottery players have another chance to win big next week since there were no winners of the top prize for both Powerball and make a million's jackpots in their most recent drawings, the winning numbers were 67 2065 14 39. And the Powerball was zero to also new Tonight. A new stamp will feature a major league Baseball Hall of Famer and a fan favorite. The king of Mela Props is getting a stamp. New York Yankees great Yogi Berra will be featured on a new stamp. This year. The 10 Time World Series champion and three time American League Most Valuable Player will be featured, smiling and catcher's gear wearing Yankee pinstripes. Yogi Berra guide in 2015 at the age of 90, but left us with some well known yogi ISMs like when You come to a fork in the road to take Get and the future ain't what? It used to be. Boxes. Paul.
77WABC Radio
"yogi berra" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"For the Australian Open will be confined to their hotel rooms for the next 14 days after local health authorities said there were four positive coronavirus tests on their charter flights. The positive test come from a coach on one flight and from an air crew member and a coach and a member of a TV broadcast team on the other flight, plus, some state governors say they were duped into thinking the federal government had more covert 19 vaccine doses heading their way this week. The feds had said this week they were going to stop holding back on second doses of covert bag scene and release their reserves stockpile, But we're learning. The administration had already started shipping those doses out last month, and the reserve is empty Colorado Governor Jared Pulis. We were lied to with plans of the administration to release reserve doses. Oregon Governor Kate Brown said she was told by an operation Warp speed official. There is no reserve Wisconsin governor Tony Evers called the news So slap in the face, But a White House official says states have still not ordered. All of the dose is allocated to them till NATO Fox News. Lottery players have another chance to win big next week since there were no winners of the top prize for both Powerball and make a million's jackpots in their most recent drawings, the winning numbers were 67 2065 14 39. And the Powerball was zero to also new Tonight. A new stamp will feature a major league Baseball Hall of Famer and a fan favorite. The king of Malaprops is getting a stamp. New York Yankees great Yogi Berra will be featured on a new stamp. This year. The 10 Time World Series champion and three time American League Most Valuable Player will be featured, smiling and catcher's gear wearing Yankee pinstripes. Yogi Berra died in 2015 at the age of 90, but left us with some well known yogi ISMs like when you come to a fork in the road to take Get and the future ain't what? It used to be..
106.1 FM WTKK
"yogi berra" Discussed on 106.1 FM WTKK
"Alexa. There's a new migrant caravan on its way to our southern border. It left Honduras this week. A spokesman for a group that has helped similar caravans in the past has issued a statement to Fox News, It says. In part, the incoming U. S government has shown a strong commitment to migrants and asylum seekers. We will advocate that the Biden government Honors its commitments. California Democrats are starting to take the effort to recall Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom seriously. It's the nature of his constantly telling Californians how to live their lives or how not to successfully run their businesses. That have worn down voters, many of whom voted for him to where they're signing the petitions. House Republican Darrell Isa of California about a million signatures have already been collected. No matter what team you root for, you might have a soft spot for a former baseball Hall of Famer who will be featured on a new stamp. The king of Malaprops is getting a stamp. New York Yankees great Yogi Berra will be featured on a new stamp. This year. The 10 Time World Series champion and three time American League Most Valuable Player will be featured, smiling and catcher's gear wearing Yankee pinstripes. Yogi Berra died in 2015 at the age of 90, but left us with some well known yogi ISMs like It ain't over till it Over when you come to a fork in the road, take it and the future ain't what it used to be. Paul Stevens, Fox News. The power is out across parts.
710 WOR
"yogi berra" Discussed on 710 WOR
"Safety officer Pat Warren said. The driver passed a Breathalyzer test at the scene, but not a second one upon arrival at the hospital. Bus operator refused to take an FDA mandated drug and alcohol test. This'll is obviously troubling, officials say. The 55 year old driver with 11 years on the job, lost control and veered off an overpass, leaving the accordion bus dangling. Currently there are no criminal charges, but the NYPD is investigating. I'm Lisa G. W Award, is a wealthy businessman who helped popularize Sweet'N Low is dead after jumping from his luxury apartment in New York City. Reports indicate that 89 year old Donald Tober had been struggling with Parkinson's disease. As the CEO of New York based Sugar Foods. He focused on turning the flagship product, Sweden low into a household name, and the little pink artificial sweetener packets became mainstays and restaurants and diners. He was found in the courtyard of his luxury Park Avenue building after jumping around Five o'clock this morning, The National Rifle Association is filing for bankruptcy. The gun rights group will reorganize is a nonprofit and moved to Texas, where it says more than 400,000 of its constituents live. In a statement, the organization said, this is a way to exit what it believes is a corrupt political and regulatory environment in New York, where they've been based for 150 years. In the summer of 2018, Then New York attorney general candidate Letitia James vowed that if elected, she would use the powers of her office to investigate the legitimacy of the N R. A. Ah, former saved by the Bell actor is battling cancer. Dustin Diamonds team used Facebook to announce his diagnosis after reports of him being hospitalized serviced over the weekend. Diamond was screech on the popular Syriza, his team said. They'll share Maura as it becomes available. The Post included a mailing address and an email where fans can send the 44 year old well wishes to brighten his spirits. They've also asked fans to respect the family's privacy. The U. S Postal Service is rolling out its forever stamp honorees for 2021. It includes New York Yankees great Lawrence Yogi Berra, the 10 Time World Series champion and Baseball Hall of Famer and Known for his woody quips like It ain't over till it's over features the catcher and his gear with his Yankees hat and iconic white pinstripe jersey The Nets host the Magic tomorrow night at six here. Sure. W what Our weather channel forecast occasional rain overnight. Just the east breezes continue lows only in the mid forties. Under enough rain showers to begin Saturday cloudy air drying up to finish high in the upper forties.
Dennis Prager
Do Trump’s legal challenges have any chance of changing Pa.’s election results?
"Election night in Pennsylvania. The vote tally was Donald Trump 52%. Joe Biden 44%. One week later. Donald Trump 49% Joe Biden 50%. In Michigan on election night, Donald Trump 54%. Joe Biden 44%. One week later. Trump 48 Biden 51. In Georgia Election night Trump 53 Biden 45. One week later. Trump 49 Biden 49.5 and still counting So what the deuce happen. Mail in ballots happened. Did they really break for Biden? That big? That is the root of the current controversy? One which the FBI is now investigating? Now, Joe Biden believes he won the race handily. The media has deemed him President elect. No official body has done that. Just the media. And Mr Biden ran with it as any candidate would Gave a speech saying he's gonna unite everybody to give him a chance. All of that. So Biden is in the strong position here. President. Trump also said he won on election night which was true. At that moment. But then, of course, he was overwhelmed by Malin balance the president refusing to concede. His administration believes there was cheating. Now the FBI as I mentioned is investigating. But it would take a lot for a court. To intervene. Federal judges don't like to be election deciders, even if the Supreme Court level But some votes upon examination will be thrown out. And in states like Arizona. Where it's still razor thin. That could matter. In Pennsylvania. Right now, the vote difference is 45,000 Biden ahead. That's not a lot of votes, however, to throw out 45,000 votes because some of them are invalid. That's a lot In Michigan is a whopping 129,000 votes separating Joe Biden from Donald Trump in Georgia. Just 12,000 votes. And that state will recount Now there. Donald Trump is a chance. Also in Arizona, less than 15,000 votes separate the leader Biden. From the president. And they're still counting. In Arizona. As Yogi Berra once said, It's not over. Till it's over. But Yogi voted in person. This year. Male in Valence turned the entire election around. Was it honest? I don't think we're ever going to know. I don't think that Donald Trump is going to have enough to become the next president. It will be Joe Biden unless the FBI finds a catastrophe.
John Batchelor
SpaceX Starship prototype explodes in test again - UPI News
"Bob is covering an explosion at starship well a planned explosion Bob very good evening to you planned for why good evening to you good evening thank you listeners I've completed my February happy birthday fundraiser and they were very generous I cannot express how I appreciate people giving their hard earned money for something that I give them for free I really appreciate that but all right yes starship there it is this is I don't know if the plant explosion John but starship is they're building a series of prototypes with the going to be testing stuff and part of the things that you're seeing is the welding the puts the stainless steel hold together and that is the whole is also the walls of their fuel and oxygen tanks they are probably doing a lot of pressure tests which means they sometimes will pressurize things to add to fans and we don't know if this was the plan here but either way what happened is and there's a great video you can watch a behind the black I posted the video of it of the thing during their prep teammates for what was supposed to be pressure test and then it suddenly explodes and they literally leaps off the test stand and then falls on the car and crashing into a a starship prototype they're already beginning to build a the next prototype and they're gonna do more pressure test they say they might do this pressure test with Laura so it's not explosive and middle initial literally they would just simply be testing to see if those welds he'll let the ever in hold every time they do the test they're going to be asking whether the wealth hold and see if they can get him get the technology right so that they can put together a whole with well welding it together so that it can hold the pressure is necessary for a fuel and we go from a man to craft to a robot craft this is Northrup Grummond and they have a robot looking to dock with the satellite why do they want such a thing well they haven't looked they've done it this is a big deal John this is a very big deal this is something originally being developed by no orbital ATK which was purchased and merged into north of Grohman it's called the mission extension vehicle on the going to build a series of these and it's literally it's a service they're offering to the telecommunications satellite industry and to others as well whereby you've got a satellite in geosynchronous orbit it's in perfect working condition except it's run out of fuel well the mission extension vehicle that levy can dock with it and it's the these satellites don't have docking ports but with the MTV does is it uses the nozzle of the synchronous satellite engine as its docking port and it has a finger that grabs the nozzle and a box with it and then the extension vehicle in the V. then provides guidance and attitude control for the satellite and so they docked with the satellite that was built something like thirteen years ago they did this last week the first docking ever done for it with no government funds commercial commercial robotics satellite docking with a second commercial satellite that was never intended to be docked that satellite in orbit flick it doesn't eighteen use can use and now it's colonel doctor who the five years and bring it back to life it had been decommissioned is now going to be put back into service and be used and they have additional LEDs they want to sell this is a big deal this is the first step towards robotic repair maintenance and also the cleaning up of space junk in orbit they demonstrated that robots can do this is one detail Bob about robots cleaning up I have the space debris there are servicing satellites it's almost impossible to make a distinction when it's in space between and anti satellite weapon and a robot that means to be a sanitation man yeah this is this is true well to a certain extent however the the the I have space treaty forbids interfering with another satellite that belongs to somebody else without permission and so far known as pro couldn't act and anti satellite it says you have the capability of doing such things in a war but if there's no war going on so far and everyone is respected that rule in terms of cases where you want to maintain or extend the life or fix a satellite you make a deal with North agreement by mission extension vehicle or bike time unlimited this one it's in orbit is going to be a doctor this satellite for five years and then after that it will separate and it'll be able to to another satellite five more years and they have more coming so yes you're right it could be anti satellite but I think that should not be a reason not to do this because of the benefits far outweigh the negatives highlights a new paper in March March twenty twenty coming in March twenty twenty for a symposium ahead of us if all goes well the small sent revolution doing more with less Bob this is what you've been reporting on for several years yeah it is it what happened was I attended last week for a day a CubeSats symposium here in Tucson and it was a supposing we actually had students and principal scientists and engineers talking about their actual cubes that projects that are really ambitious the day was going to write this up I get a press release from Washington DC about a similar conference that's going to happen in a few weeks in Washington but it's going to be the typical Washington conference that I attended in the past he gets some big names they talk in generalities which is not true untrue about this coming school keeps that rate of evolution but the truth of the matter is that I was much more effective activity interesting to go to the one in Tucson because I saw a whole bunch of things for example thank you talking about the developing large inflatable balloon and handers reflective in tennis that they can attach to cube seconds would be many times larger than keep that would allow for high gain data transfer they're talking about using CubeSats to do astronomy monitoring stars in a wavelength normally came to earth and another example is monitoring galaxies but this keeps it with corporate model one galaxy for a period of several months to get data about it it is cheap enough that you could send the second set to moderate different galaxy and so there's all these different kinds of technology development that was really cool is interferometry where you have multiple telescopes you come find the images well they're going to build a cubesat which we use three D. printing to print out to log long beams like thirty feet long connected to the central Kitsap and the three together will produce to Mary sixty feet apart it's like a giant giant space telescope and that was really cool about that is the three D. printing in space by a robot so the kids have to coming down and they're really indicating how the space industry is splitting between smaller and smaller for the on man's part the flight and bigger and bigger which is state of SpaceX's scholarship for the band projects and SLS SLS the space of the seventh launch system the space launch system that has been delayed many years and most recently Bob and I reported another delay that was expected so I can't tell whether this is a new delay Arnold delay restated how is it Bob well it's understandable you have problems like this done because when I saw this article I had to read carefully to make sure he just wasn't a reversion of the delay I talked with you about your posting a behind the black last week but yes this is an additional delay last week they had predicted that the delayed for they were going to live from November of this year to April of twenty twenty one well this week today it needed that April of twenty twenty one is just too ambitious so now they're looking at middle to late twenty twenty one which would and I've heard other reports saying late twenty twenty one which means it's a full year delay for the first SLS mission one man's mission if it happens in twenty twenty one late in that year they'll only have three years left to meet the trump administration desire to get a manned mission landing on the moon by twenty twenty four I personally don't think that the possible it's not gonna happen there's a lot of reasons why not both most of the most critical of all these conflicts have funded it and secondly the technology and NASA's ability to build it is very very slow Bob is the are the serial delays on purpose because they can see that they're going to have to stretch this out so they give us just a little bite at a time or is this really poor planning on their part they get surprised the answer is yes order quote yogi Berra when you come to a fork take it because it's both eight they knew almost to you three years ago that they would have to make these long delays but what they do is they they they trickled out the delays in little bits to try to reduce the political and public relations hits to doing so of it yes the whole point of excellence is not to exceed anything is to provide a jobs program to Pauline and being there and NASA over a period of time and the cost plus contract football means the best thing that could possibly happen is that it gets extended because they'll make a profit and I want to just get more money so it's both John bel if it's a bad bad bad bad bad Bob what is C. lunch all this is this is a long convoluted story the launch was originally a partnership of Boeing Russia and Ukraine it was a platform floating platform that you could use as a launch pad and they use your cranium rockets to launch office with Boeing in Russian technology and they did a few launches in the nineties and then had a failure and basically went bankrupt but we wanted out of the business it eventually got out of the business by Russia giving them free flights on the so he use capsule for passengers I don't know if they sold those flights to anybody maybe NASA but so the Russia has control over it is supposedly as a private company mailing comical as seven is going to build it to launch commercial satellites they finally have get taken possession of C.
The Nat Coombs Show
Yankees Legend Don Larsen, Only Pitcher To Throw A World Series Perfect Game, Dies At 90
"Just last night. Don Larsen die who Was A pitcher for the New York Yankees. Akis who through the only perfect game in world series history I'd say he was a Journeyman pitcher But he threw this one great game and and beat the Brooklyn Dodgers Yogi. Berra jumped into his arms out after the last pitch. It's a nice little story is that there's a good clip of it on. ESPN if you want to look at it
Charlie Parker
Famed pitcher who threw only perfect World Series game dies at 90
"Yesterday lost a couple big names in the sport world sports world first don Larsen the only pitcher to throw a perfect game in World Series died at the age of ninety the world is left less perfect today tweet Larson's wrapped Andrew levy don Larsen the only man to Pittsburgh game the World Series is gone goodbye my friend we will miss you he died of esophageal cancer in Hayden Ohio now pitch for seven different teams during his fourteen year career in the big leagues compiled a record of eighty one wins and ninety one losses in nineteen fifty four he went three and twenty one while making twenty eight starts with the Baltimore Orioles who just moved east from Saint Louis and been rank re christened from the Browns but on October eighth nineteen fifty six he took the mound for the Yankees in the crucial game five of the World Series against the Brooklyn Dodgers he out do old Brooklyn starter sal Magli every charge toward all twenty seven batters she faced struck out seven Dodgers Yankees one two zero throwing just ninety seven pages in only going to three balls on a batter wants any of the ever seen the picture of yogi Berra leaping into Larson's arms at the final hours when the most of iconic yeah it is motos in sports history in the meanwhile MBA former NBA commissioner David stern died Wednesday afternoon yesterday afternoon he was seventy seven and he was in serious condition following surgery for a brain hemorrhage on December twelfth now he was calm commissioner of the NBA from nineteen eighty four to two thousand fourteen any that's thirty years he turned the NBA into one of the most powerful sports leagues in the world he was inducted into the basketball hall of fame in two thousand fourteen any by far the longest tenured NBA commissioner now under his leadership the NMB exploded in value in popularity in the league became a global power one of the most influential figures in the history of American sports he was a hard line hardline leader on behalf of the NBA owners his MBA locked when they locked out the players for time sorting two seasons he introduced the league's first drug testing the salary cap it and he when he wasn't that if that wasn't enough control he instituted a dress code I remember this one is to do that dress code if you're in the band she had to have a suit jacket on and assured at first it was a tie but that went away he was followed by as commissioner in two thousand fourteen by his longtime number two Adam silver who sending the edge off of stern's more reactionary policies while remaining maintaining the NBA is a global behemoth lex say what you want about David stern he did do a lot for the NBA's during a mark turning it into a global brand eighty actually help the players earn more he heard help
Curiosity Daily
The Amazing Physics of Baseball
"Or not you actually watch the sport. You have to admit that it's pretty hard to actually hit a baseball. In fact when you think about the physics behind what it takes to and knock a ball out of the park. It makes baseball players. Look like actual superheroes. So let's talk about the mountain research that goes into the science of the sport. Consider This a pitch takes about five hundred milliseconds to travel from the pitcher to the plate. Although a fastball can take as little as three hundred seventy five milliseconds. The moment the ball leaves the pitching mound. The batter is already at a disadvantage. That's because it takes his brain seventy five to one hundred milliseconds to even process the fact that the the ball is coming toward him. It also takes time to swing. The fastest swings in baseball happened in one hundred to one hundred fifty milliseconds that leaves only about one hundred it and fifty milliseconds for the batter to actually make a decision about his swing for some context. It takes as much as four hundred milliseconds to blink. That's right you have to decide how to swing in less than half the time it takes to blink and that's why researchers have poured countless hours and funding dollars into the study of that brief moment almond in time when they do that is by watching how players keep their eyes on the ball. A two thousand fourteen study found that until very late in the pitch players follow the ball wall with their head. Not just there is. There is only start moving when the ball gets really close and where their gaze goes is slightly different depending on whether they plan on swinging or not one other fun piece of research proved baseball. Legend Yogi Berra right. He wants said quote. How can you think hit at the same time unquote and researchers from Columbia University. Confirmed that you can't. They hooked up players. EG caps enrolled them into FM machines to analyze their brain signals as they watched touched a simulated baseball pitch on a computer screen. The researchers started seeing that when participants were getting the pitches wrong. They're using the frontal parts of their brain too much. The frontal parts of the brain are mostly involved in deliberate decision. Making when those parts get involved they slow down the speed of your decisions and when the difference between a hit and a strike is a matter of a few hundred milliseconds. You just can't afford to let your brain slow you down. Sounds like a touchdown for science. Yeah that's definitely a hole in one
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
How many strikeouts is too many, and MLB's next big thing
"Does sam darnold looked like he was conceived at a frat house during rush week the tom fiddle looked like he sweats while taking a shower daddy done right that that he does sure cbs guy no is he oh yeah always loosening his tie because his stomach is upset about something and again acid commercial that's correct he's also father also says he looks like a butcher which is not clever but his true paul you're on with tim kirk sha and go ahead paul hey tom for the first time in it'll be history there will be more strikeouts than hits this month how big of a problem is that for the future of the game thanks yeah i'm a little worried about this i have been for the last five years at least and really for the last thirty years it's just too much guys i love the game i always will but too many guys are swinging as hard as they can on every pitch they're swinging the same on three os they do on to and even though the pitching today is ungodly great and i don't know how anyone ever puts it in play we have to have an adjustment from our hitters 'cause they are just way too many strikeouts we're gonna ten guys strike out forty times before we get to may and i know it's a different time and it's a different era but tony gwynn strike strikeout high was forty mattingly i mean gymnasia was thirty nine yogi berra was thirty eight and now we're going to have a dozen guys maybe strike out that many times before we get to may it's too many and that's one reason why the games last so long as we added sixteen strikeouts per game against iowa josh.