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Rosana comenta la declaración de Pilar Bernabé, delegada del Gobierno en Valencia, sobre cómo lo ocurrido durante la Dana. Pilar Bernabé dice que se enteró del desbordamiento del barranco del Pollo por la alcaldesa de Paiporta y no por la CHJ. La líder socialista aseguró durante los últimos seis meses que la Confederación informaba puntualmente

Es la segunda vez que la jueza le pide sin éxito a la Conselleria de Emergencias e Interior que le dé el nombre de quién autorizó el SMS. Se hizo a través de un sistema que se llama ES-Alert. La ya exconsejera, Salomé Pradas, dijo que ni siquiera sabía que eso existía. La jueza también ha pedido a la CHJ que le facilite toda la información sobre el caudal del barranco entre las 16 y las 19 horas. En Madrid, la policía detuvo anoche al principal sospechoso por la desaparición de una mujer de 48 años en Huelva. Y del exterior, Trump ha firmado una orden para sancionar a los funcionarios que colaboren con la Corte Penal Internacional.

Es la segunda vez que la jueza le pide sin éxito a la Conselleria de Emergencias e Interior que le dé el nombre de quién autorizó el SMS. Se hizo a través de un sistema que se llama ES-Alert. La ya exconsejera, Salomé Pradas, dijo que ni siquiera sabía que eso existía. La jueza también ha pedido a la CHJ que le facilite toda la información sobre el caudal del barranco entre las 16 y las 19 horas. En Madrid, la policía detuvo anoche al principal sospechoso por la desaparición de una mujer de 48 años en Huelva. Y del exterior, Trump ha firmado una orden para sancionar a los funcionarios que colaboren con la Corte Penal Internacional.

Vuelve “El charco” con un tema bastante delicado como son las consecuencias de la DANA en Valencia y las acciones que no se tomaron. Nada de meteorología, nada de Cambio Climático, sólo de las alertas, emergencias, protocolos, y responsables de los mismos…Referencias:Cronología de la crecida del río Magro, la rambla del poyo y los avisos de la AEMET, de la CHJ y la alerta de la Comunidad Valenciana https://maldita.es/clima/20241108/cronologia-avisos-rio-magro-rambla-poyo/ Prohibido construir en un arroyo #303 https://www.podcastidae.com/el-charco/prohibido-construir-en-un-arroyo-303/ Legalizar construcciones ilegales #310 https://www.podcastidae.com/el-charco/legalizar-construcciones-ilegales-310/ Demoliendo presas y restaurando ríos, con Stefan Nolte #180 https://www.podcastidae.com/actualidad-y-empleo-ambiental/demoliendo-presas-y-restaurando-rios-con-stefan-nolte-180/ ¿Qué son los ríos secos?, con Chary Vidal-Abarca | Actualidad y Empleo Ambiental #91 https://www.podcastidae.com/actualidad-y-empleo-ambiental/que-son-los-rios-secos-con-chary-vidal-abarca-actualidad-y-empleo-ambiental-91/

El president de la Generalitat ha culpado en las últimas horas a la Confederación Hidrográfica de la situación de las alertas. Asegura que fue la Confederación del Júcar la que retiró esas alarmas, cuando ni por competencias ni por cometidos esa afirmación parece tener ninguna base. De hecho, la CHJ avisó hasta en dos ocasiones de la rápida crecida del Barranco del Poyo, la última de ellas, una hora y 15 minutos antes de que la Generalitat mandase la alerta a los dispositivos móviles.

El president de la Generalitat ha culpado en las últimas horas a la Confederación Hidrográfica de la situación de las alertas. Asegura que fue la Confederación del Júcar la que retiró esas alarmas, cuando ni por competencias ni por cometidos esa afirmación parece tener ninguna base. De hecho, la CHJ avisó hasta en dos ocasiones de la rápida crecida del Barranco del Poyo, la última de ellas, una hora y 15 minutos antes de que la Generalitat mandase la alerta a los dispositivos móviles.

Especial Hoy por Hoy Valencia desde la CHJ donde hablamos con su presidente, Miguel Polo y con el comisario de Aguas, Marc García; el director técnico, Manuel Torán; la responsable de la oficina de planificación hidrológica, Arancha Fidalgo y el secretario geenral, Juan Torralba 

Matt "Money" Smith hops on the mic live from his hotel covering the Big 10 Hoops tourney with former Chargers DB Chris Harris Jr. to talk about the recent restructures of contracts for Joey Bosa, Khalil Mack, and the cutting of Mike Williams. They discuss the rest of the AFC West and how CHJ thinks the Raiders are the 2nd in the division behind the Super Bowl Champ Chiefs. Then Money gets insight onto what Chris would do with the Chargers' draft pick. Back next week with Lorenzo Neal!

Matt "Money" Smith joins Chargers' All-Decade Team Fullback Lorenzo Neal to recap Week 2 Against the Tennessee Titans with Former Chargers Defensive Back Chris Harris Jr. CHJ talks with them about the Staley defense and wants to see the Bolts play more zone going forward to let the pass rush have an effect on the game. They talk a bit about how Deion is changing the scope of the State of Colorado and how wide open the division feels in the AFC West. Be sure to watch the video version of the show on Bally Sports West tonight. New pods coming every week with more great Chargers Football Talk. Bolt Up!

Rozhovor se zakladatelem akciového fondu Vltava Fund Danielem Gladišem o společnosti Burford Capital (ticker: BUR), která financuje soudní spory. V rozhovoru se dozvíte, jak funguje financování soudních sporů, co je na této společnosti zajímavé, nebo jak takový business ocenit.  (Natočeno 2. května 2023, NEJEDNÁ SE O INVESTIČNÍ DOPORUČENÍ)

Episode 40: Guest Name: Cheryl Hudson Jackson Guest Business: YWCA CHJ Consulting Summary StyleEPISODE SUMMARYIn this episode of Black Businesses Matter, I speak with Cheryl Hudson-Jackson, who is the Director of Franchise and Business Enterprise for YWCA Chicago. She is also the owner of CHJ consulting. We discuss the impact that her work at the YWCA has had throughout her career and the importance of community building. Cheryl works with the BreedLove program. A program that aids women entrepreneurs in gaining funding for their businesses. The program also creates this sense of community amongst the women as they navigate “entrepreneur-hood”. She describes her role within the Y and how she helps the women within the breedlove programs stay on track to successes and connect them with other women that can support them. Cheryl speaks to the importance of always bringing women to the table in order to help level the playing field, a philosophy that she has brought with her throughout her career. She began as a chemical engineer at IIT (Illinois Technical Institute) a field that notably lacks women and because of that experience she made it her business to create a space for women.   If you are interested in learning the importance of building community, this is the episode for you.IN THIS EPISODE, I TALK ABOUT…Does her being an entrepreneur help her work with other business owners? When she built her business How have women entrepreneurs been able to build a scalable business?Why do black businesses matter? What brings Cheryl joy? Stream & Download Black Businesses Matter Podcast NOW for FREE on Apple Podcast, Google, Stitcher, Pandora, and Spotify! To connect further with me:Visit my website: Thel3agency.comConnect with me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thel3agencyFollow me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/blackbusinessesmatterpodcast/Connect with me on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/thel3agency/Be sure to follow our podcast on our NEW page on Instagram. I can't wait to see you join us and take the pledge of #blackbusinessesmatter  To Connect with Cheryl Hudson-JacksonConnect with him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cherylhudsonjacksonConnect with him on LinkedIn :https://www.linkedin.com/in/cheryl-hudson-jackson-54a6142/Learn more about the BreedLove Program: https://ywcachicago.org/our-work/economic-empowerment/breedlove/

In the 27th episode of Shel-Shocked, Broncos great and current Chargers Cornerback Chris Harris Jr. stops by (22:30). Prior to that Shelby shares how happy he is to see Courtland Sutton & Tim Patrick get their new contract extensions. He also explains what "self-scouting" looks like over the bye week. Chris, who's never one to hold back his opinion lets us know what he likes about the Broncos offense under Teddy Bridgewater. CHJ also gives detail into what makes Justin Herbert tick, but doesn't necessarily fall for the bait when asked how to stop the Chargers signal-caller.Of course Shelby has a detailed Chargers preview as well, and he lets everyone know what he thinks about Thanksgiving Turkey! Hint: he's not the biggest fan...

In a continuation of last week's episode, we're finishing our discussion with one of the leading K9 Nose Work experts, Kristina Leipzig, about the growing sport of K9 Nose Work! This sport is a less training-intensive option for working with your dogs, and the competitions are set up nicely for those dogs that might be more reactive and less able to work in more complex environments like agility or flyball. Today we're focusing on what dogs tend to excel in the sport, what training mistakes people make, and more. We talked through some of the sanctioning bodies where you can get involved in K9 Nose Work or Scent Work, as it is otherwise known: NACSW: NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CANINE SCENT WORK USCSS: UNITED STATES CANINE SCENT SPORTS UKC: UNITED KENNEL CLUB AKC: AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB SCENT WORK Where should you look for an instructor? Check out the K9 Nosework list of certified instructors. Did you like this episode? Do us a favor and like, share and subscribe to the podcast! And if you haven't gotten your CHJ swag, yet, check out the Swag Store, now!

Welcome to Majority.FM's AM QUICKIE! Brought to you by justcoffee.coop TODAY'S HEADLINES: A subtle policy left in place by the Trump administration could let private interests hack up Medicare even further unless the Biden Administration steps in. Meanwhile, Europe’s wider vaccine rollout hits a major snag as new concerns over possible side-effects cause several nations to suspend use of the Astra Zeneca vaccine. Fortunately, the U.S. is mostly using Moderna and Pfizer. And lastly, new data shows that Elon Musk’s defiant reopening of Tesla factories during the pandemic could have caused hundreds of coronavirus cases among his employees. THESE ARE THE STORIES YOU NEED TO KNOW: We’ve known since well before the election that the first months, if not years of the Biden presidency will be defined by rooting out and undoing all the damage the Trump administration did in four years. As the Center for Health Journalism reports, one policy that’s flying under the radar could spell trouble for Medicare recipients, as subtly-hidden Trump-era program promises to hand off more of the nation’s only centralized healthcare program to private interests. The program is called the Geographic Direct Contracting Model, or Geo for short. Its goal is to cut costs for the government by putting Medicare patients on a semi-privatized managed care plan, rather than regular, government-run Medicare. One source told the CHJ that the Geo programs are so subtle and complex that QUOTE “someone might not know they’re in one.” endquote. But where they’ll feel it, often, is when they try to get medical care. The new model won’t necessarily raise out of pocket costs for the beneficiaries, but advocates worry that it could mean that complex health care becomes less accessible for people on the plans, similar to some of the problems people have faced on Medicare Advantage plans. All of this adds up to a system that the CHJ said could quote “potentially turn every senior into a customer of a privately-run managed care organization.” Your everyday customer may not even notice, but the insurance companies and big healthcare corporations are the ones that will make a killing on this. The big red flag is when this went into place: December 2020, right as Trump was on the way out. And due to the lack of media coverage of these small changes, advocates are worried that the Biden administration might drop the ball. Diane Archer, the president of healthcare watchdog Just Care USA, wrote in an op-ed for Common Dreams quote: “It's bad policy, a government giveaway to Wall Street, and a betrayal of the most basic principles of Medicare. The Biden administration should immediately kill this toxic legacy of the former president." Endquote. Hopefully we’ll see some movement on this soon. Europe Pauses AstraZeneca Rollout Meanwhile, problems continue to plague Europe’s vaccine rollout. On Monday, Germany, France, Italy and Spain became the latest countries to suspend use of the Astra Zeneca vaccine after unconfirmed reports of patients experiencing blood clots. Let’s be clear: the reports thus far aren’t backed up by any data or research yet, so they may be overblown. The company claims there’s no evidence of any link to an increased risk for blood clots. European authorities are doing a full assessment of the vaccine, but until that comes out they’ve paused its use. The risk, however, is that any pause to Europe’s rollout could enhance the spread of several more infectious and potentially more deadly variants of the virus. These variants are in the U.S. as well, but scientists think our vaccine rollout is on pace to head off the worst of them. The other big risk that European scientists want to avoid, is people refusing the vaccine after stories like this come out. They’re probably figuring that a short pause while they accumulate better research is the best move, rather than pushing ahead with a jumpy population that needs to get inoculated fast. This particular snag won’t hit the U.S., of course, as our primary vaccines are the Moderna, Pfizer, and Johnson and Johnson ones, which thus far have been found to be overwhelmingly safe. Mississippi, for instance, became the second state to open vaccine eligibility to every adult on Monday. Elon Musk Reopened Factories and His Workers Got Sick Tech overlord Elon Musk has had a pretty active pandemic, pushing the limits of government regulators on a national and local level alike. But at least one of his brazen decisions could have come with some serious consequences for the people who work underneath him. The Washington Post reports that Alameda County data shows that Tesla’s Bay Area production plant recorded hundreds of coronavirs cases following Musk’s defiant re-opening of the factory last May. Musk famously dared local officials to arrest him and re-opened facilities in defiance of stay-at-home orders early last year, and this is what he got. The ​_Post_ ​reports that the data shows 450 reported cases among the plant’s 10,000 workers between May and December. That’s only 4.5 percent of the workers of course, but it shows exactly what acceptable casualties were for the richest man in the world. Tesla was required to report its cases to the county, but the data stayed under wraps until it was unearthed by a legal transparency website earlier this year. On Monday, Musk announced that he had official changed his job title at Tesla to, and I quote, “the Technoking of Tesla,” making his CFO the “master of coin” on official SEC filings. The guy clearly would rather make epic internet jokes than protect his workers, which is about what we should expect from him at this point. AND NOW FOR SOME QUICKER QUICKIES: The Senate confirmed Deb Haaland, Joe Biden’s pick for Interior Secretary, by a 51 to 40 vote on Monday. Haaland was by far the most progressive pick for the post and will be the first Native interior secretary of the U.S. The Washington Post reports that the fencing around the U.S. Capitol put up after the January 6 riots will start to come down and the National Guard presence will decrease in the coming weeks, after finding no quote “credible threat” against Congress. It only took, what, two full months since Inauguration for them to demilitarize the capitol? CIA officials overseas are pissed at their superiors, the Intercept reports, after the U.S.’s lead spy agency vaccinated most of its Langley, Virginia staff in early January, while foreign bureaus are still trying to find supply of the vaccine for their members. And finally, the Guardian reports that noted fascist Steve Bannon has finally lost a years-long legal battle to set up a right wing political academy in an 800-year-old church in Italy. Darn! Real bummer for the whole world on that one. MAR 16, 2021 - AM QUICKIE HOSTS - Sam Seder & Lucie Steiner WRITER - Jack Crosbie PRODUCER - Dorsey Shaw EXECUTIVE PRODUCER - Brendan Finn

Supreme Alliance Radio Show live interview with Duck City Music Hip Hop artist CHJ and NdaKut DCM consists of MCs CHJ and NdaKut. Seasoned, lyrical, witty, and punchline heavy artist specializing in Boom Bap/90's/Golden Era style Hip-Hop! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/globalunlimited/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/globalunlimited/support

Aqib Talib joins the show to talk about having vision on the field and CHJ in a Chargers uniform. Talib says Justin Simmons is capable of being aggressive and leading the charge when it comes to preparation and Talib says he knows because they played together. Talib tells Nick & Cecil the Broncos can’t fire someone for making one mistake like Fangio did in Week 1. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Nick & Cecil talk about staying effective and what to do with Bradley Chubb and Jeremiah Attaochu. Cecil asks Nick about the good, bad and the ugly with the game against the Titans. Chad Brown joins the show to talk about Denver getting pressure on the quarterback and the impossible task of Attaochu picking up where Von Miller left off. Chad says he didn’t see many impact plays from Chubb & Co. and that’s what Denver is going to need against Big Ben and the Steelers. Also, Nick asks Chad how to evaluate Pat Shurmur’s playcalling. Aqib Talib joins the show to talk about having vision on the field and CHJ in a Chargers uniform. Talib says Justin Simmons is capable of being aggressive and leading the charge when it comes to preparation and Talib says he knows because they played together. Talib tells Nick & Cecil the Broncos can’t fire someone for making one mistake like Fangio did in Week 1. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Cecil asks Nick why Hard Knocks’ ratings are down and Nick points out now that Philip Rivers has left LA the Chargers are no longer soughtafter. Nick brings the Keenan Allen & CHJ storyline to the front and wonders if Allen still thinks CHJ can’t hold his strap. John Davis joins the show to talk about Hard Knocks, what Broncos player would be a surprise cut and what would happen if the Nuggets get knocked out in the first round. John Davis doesn’t get how the Chiefs keep extending players and says it’s a problem that the Chiefs are still intact. The guys talk about handling situations with grace and we hear from Jerry Jones about the Cowboys and their stance on the national anthem protests. Nick tells Cecil every player will do what they feel is necessary and the organizations should do anything they can to bring about change. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

CHJ & NDakut return to discuss their new single "Bad Place" --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dj-kawon/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dj-kawon/support

Nick & Cecil talk about Phillip Lindsay’s chemistry with Drew Lock and Cecil wonders if the Broncos made a bigger mistake not paying Lindsay or not paying CHJ. Cecil points out that Lindsay is homegrown and undrafted and says that those undrafted talents are hard to find. Nick says the Broncos didn’t find Lindsay and need to thank his mom for telling him to choose Denver over Baltimore. Nick mentions gameday flights and what happens when showing up doesn’t equal showing out when it comes to airplane rides taking a toll on you. Nick says player’s bodies will not have time to adjust and Cecil mentions depth and COVID-19 implications. Also, Nick & Cecil bring up Antonio Brown working out with Russell Wilson and Nick thinks Seattle would be smart to sign AB. Nick says Bradley Chubb needs a bounce-back season and Cecil asks what we should be expecting from Chubb when comparing him to Khalil Mack when he was under Vic Fangio. Cecil says the hype is with Jerry Jeudy and the offense and the Broncos will not have a top-10 defense in 2020.

Nick & Cecil talk about the Broncos’ corners and if they have confidence in Bausby as a CB3. Cecil is disappointed in the LA Rams’ new uniforms and finds out from Nick if Denver is ready for a uniform change. Cecil mentions the UFC fights and the battle against coronavirus. The guys discuss filling NFL stadiums with fans or moving teams to different locations so they can play safely. ESPN’s Josina Anderson joins the show to say the pressure is on in the AFC West and the bar is high due to the defending Super Bowl champion KC Chiefs. Anderson says the Chargers & Raiders have made surprising additions and the Broncos are still climbing uphill without CHJ and with a young QB in Drew Lock. Anderson says John Elway has the most pressure on him since Drew Lock was Elway’s pick. We hear from Brian Griese on if he would accept a role on Monday Night Football and get his thoughts on problems for rookie NFL players this year with facing harsh virtual training realities.

ESPN’s Josina Anderson joins the show to say the pressure is on in the AFC West and the bar is high due to the defending Super Bowl champion KC Chiefs. Anderson says the Chargers & Raiders have made surprising additions and the Broncos are still climbing uphill without CHJ and with a young QB in Drew Lock. Anderson says John Elway has the most pressure on him since Drew Lock was Elway’s pick.

Zach Segars joins the show to say Broncos are ready to win with young core, bad news for Wolfe & CHJ

Kelly and Ty talk about the loss in Broncos vs. Chiefs, discuss CHJ's comments about his season, preview Broncos vs. Lions, and look at the Broncos Pro Bowl selections and "snubs" for the game in January.

CHJ's new deal and what it means for Denver on defense

The guys discuss the latest on CHJ, answer listener questions and much more.

Jason Hirsh on Rockies surge, CHJ draws the line in the sand

GRINDHARD RADIO Hosted by: Jit Chronicles, Cata' Mafioso, Mz. Chief, JuztKP, Dopeazzmuzik, and DJ Sgt Rock. Join us for an Exclusive Live Interview with "CHJ and Ndakut" of Duck City Music as they talk about their new and upcoming projects. There will be a topic for discussion, and the latest Hip Hop News. Also random calls will be taken and music will be played. Call-in @ 323-693-3043 and press "1" to stream LIVE with the panel of hosts. We are #RealityRadio #GHR