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Reuben Yap is one of the co-founders of Firo (previously Zcoin): an implementation of the Zerocoin paper from 2013, which was first proposed as a Bitcoin soft fork to improve the network's privacy via Zero Knowledge proofs.

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In dieser Episode von "Ab ins Bett mit Marco König" geht es um Emilia, die ein Geheimnis entdeckt, das sich hinter einer scheinbar ganz normalen Einbahnstraße verbirgt. Gemeinsam mit einem magischen Fuchs namens Firo begibt sie sich auf eine Reise in eine Welt voller Wunder und lernt, dass es immer mehr gibt, als das Auge sehen kann. Eine fantasievolle und beruhigende Geschichte, die zum Träumen anregt und kleinen Zuhörern zeigt, dass Neugier und Mut oft mit unerwarteten Abenteuern belohnt werden. [Unterstützt den Podcast jetzt!](https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=PJC64Y47GDJZA) **Nicht vergessen: Drücke den "FOLGEN" Button und lasse eine Bewertung da! ** Mehr Infos zu Ab ins Bett findet du auf [www.abinsbett.net](http://www.abinsbett.net)

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Reuben Yap of Firo comes back on the podcast to talk about the new Lelantus Spark release, how Firo navigated the Binance delisting threat which already claimed Monero, and sparked a broader conversations on how privacy coins fit in the modern marketplace. Buy crypto from ATMs: https://coinatmradar.com/ Donate crypto! https://plisio.net/donate/wZs-Zxrg Buy subscriber NFTs! https://descentr.net/nft/ Start living on crypto: https://descentr.net/crypto Crypto services directory: https://descentr.net/crypto-services Music from https://www.zapsplat.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/digitalcashnetwork/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/digitalcashnetwork/support

Climate change is increasing flood risk worldwide.  Climate change is intensifying flood risk around the world, with potentially devastating consequences for communities and infrastructure.  As the planet gets hotter, the atmosphere's capacity to hold water vapor increases, leading to more frequent and intense precipitation events in certain regions.  Extreme rainfall events can overwhelm stormwater and other drainage systems and result in dangerous flash flooding. A 2021 study published by the American Meteorological Society found that for every 1°C rise in global temperature, the intensity of extreme rainfall events increases by 7 percent.  Sea level rise, driven by melting glaciers, is also causing coastal flooding and erosion in many parts of the world.  Sea levels could rise by an average of 10 - 12 inches in the U.S. in the next 30 years (2020 – 2050)—as much as the rise measured over the last 100 years (1920 - 2020).  By the end of the century, sea levels could be as much as 3.6 feet higher than they are today, putting nearly 200 million people at risk.   These changes are already having real-world consequences. In 2021, severe flooding in Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, and other European countries killed over 200 people and destroyed entire towns.  In the United States, severe coastal flooding from Superstorm Sandy was partially caused by unusually high storm surges attributed to sea level rise.  While these challenges may be daunting, there are concrete actions we can take now to increase our resilience, such as greater investment in flood control infrastructure and natural interventions to mitigate flood risk.  These and other solutions are discussed in more detail below.   A recent study indicates that climate change is increasing the risk of a “megaflood” in California.California has experienced great floods every century or so for many millennia, according to historical and climate records. The last great flood in California was in 1862, which inundated a 300-mile-long stretch of the Central Valley, including highly populated areas such as Sacramento.  The “Great Flood of 1862” is widely considered the benchmark for a “plausible worst-case scenario” flood in contemporary California. Recent research suggests that climate change has already increased the risk of extreme floods in California, and that it is likely to significantly increase the risk of even more extreme floods in the future. A 2022 study by UCLA climate scientist Daniel Swain and fellow researcher Xingying Huang found that despite the recent prevalence of severe drought, California faces a broadly underappreciated risk of severe floods. The study indicates that climate change has already doubled the risk of a present-day megastorm, relative to a century ago, and more than tripled the risk of a trillion-dollar megaflood like the Great Flood of 1862.  It further found that larger future increases are likely due to continued warming.  These ominous findings have direct implications for flood and emergency management, and climate adaptation activities.Governments should implement strategies to mitigate and adapt to the growing risk of floods.According to Dr. Swain, addressing flood risk is a societal challenge that requires action at the local, state, and federal government levels. He recommends action to assess flood risk, strengthen flood control infrastructure, implement natural interventions to mitigate flood risk, and explore innovative approaches to flood management: Assess flood risk: FEMA's flood maps, which are now known to be woefully inadequate, should be improved and updated.Strengthen flood control infrastructure: Weaknesses in levees, dams, and urban flood conduits should be identified and rectified through research and funding.Implement natural interventions to mitigate flood risk: Long-term flood risk mitigation may involve natural interventions such as floodplain restoration or moving levees away from the river, giving rivers more room to expand without flooding highly populated cities or critical infrastructure.Explore innovative approaches to flood management: Forecast Informed Reservoir Operations (FIRO) and Flood Managed Aquifer Recharge (Flood-MAR) are innovative approaches that could drive advances in flood management. FIRO involves using high-quality weather forecasts to dynamically operate reservoirs and water releases, while Flood-MAR involves leveraging flood flows to store water in natural aquifers underground (which can have the added benefit of returning water to depleted aquifers).Who is Daniel Swain?Daniel Swain, Ph.D., is a climate scientist who holds joint appointments at UCLA's Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, the Capacity Center for Climate and Weather Extremes at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, and as the California Climate Fellow at The Nature Conservancy. His research focuses on the dynamics and impacts of the Earth's changing climate system, with a particular emphasis on regional climate extremes such as droughts, floods, and wildfires. Dr. Swain's work includes understanding the processes driving severe droughts and "megafloods" in a warming climate, as well as the climate-related factors behind increasingly severe and destructive wildfires in the American West. He also engages in extensive science communication and outreach efforts, including authoring the Weather West blog, providing real-time perspectives on California weather and climate, and working with media outlets to ensure scientifically accurate coverage of climate change.Sources:NY Times, The Coming California Megastorm (August 12, 2022)The Public Policy Institute of California, Commentary: Catastrophic Floods and Breached Levees Reveal a Problem California Too Often Neglects (April 7, 2023)PBS, Climate change increasing chance of ‘mega storm' in California, scientists say (Sept. 6, 2022)Journal of Climate, Changes in Annual Extremes of Daily Temperature and Precipitation in CMIP6 Models (2021)NOAA, 2022 Sea Level Rise Technical ReportIPCC, Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate, Chapter 4, Sea Level Rise and Implications for Low-Lying Islands, Coasts and CommunitiesWorld Economic Forum, The Global Risks Report 2020United Nations, 2021 floods: UN researchers aim to better prepare for climate risksBBC News, Europe's floods: Lessons from German tragedy (2021)NOAA, Climate.gov, Superstorm Sandy and Sea Level RiseSwain, ARkStorm 2.0: Climate change is increasing the risk of a California megaflood (2022)Scientific American, The Coming Megafloods (2013)Science, Climate change is increasing the risk of a California megaflood (2022)Smithsonian Magazine, Federal Flood Maps Are Outdated Because of Climate Change, FEMA Director Says (2022)The Washington Post, America underwater: Extreme floods expose the flaws in FEMA's risk mapsThe Nature Conservancy, How Nature Can Help Reduce Flood Risks: Conservation is an economical way to avoid costly flood damages. In some areas the benefits are 5x the cost (2020)For a transcript, please visit https://climatebreak.org/recharging-aquifers-with-flood-waters-with-daniel-swain/

Leif GF Stenberg kommer till Tealpoddens studio och pratar om dialog. Leif har många års erfarenhet som organisationskonsult, coach och terapeut. Han är författaren bakom boken Öppna dörren till dialogens fyra rum — och lär dig tänka tillsammans. Vi pratar om dialog och de fyra rummen: Fråga cirkulärt Synliggör tankemodeller Reflektera Lyssna Och att grunden till all dialog läggs i deltagarnas självinsikt. Vi pratar om hur Leif tankar har inspirerats av The human element. Vi pratar också om att gå från brainstorming till brainstilling och vilken skillnad vi vi vill uppnå när vi blickar framåt, och vilken skillnad vi vill känna mot hur det varit förut. Förutom The human element och dess upphovsman Will Schultz, nämner vi i avsnittet också Peter Senge, FIRO, David Bohm och Susan Wheelan och Motiverande samtal, MI.   Vill du komma i kontakt med Leif hittar du honom på aktivorganisation.se

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Die neueste Ausgabe meines Podcasts "Bosses Bundesliga Blog" - diesmal mit einem ganz besonderen Gast: Jürgen Fromme, dem wohl besten Fußball-Fotografen Deutschlands! In dieser Episode gewährt uns Jürgen Fromme faszinierende Einblicke in seine Welt als Fußball-Fotograf. Mit seiner Leidenschaft für den Sport und seinem außergewöhnlichen fotografischen Talent hat er die größten Momente der Bundesliga festgehalten und unvergessliche Bilder geschaffen. Erfahrt, wie Jürgen Fromme es schafft, die Intensität und Emotionen auf dem Spielfeld einzufangen und wie er es schafft, die Geschichten hinter den Bildern zu erzählen. Er teilt seine besten Anekdoten und enthüllt, wie er es schafft, sich in den schnelllebigen und manchmal chaotischen Fußballumgebungen zurechtzufinden. Taucht ein in die Welt der Fußballfotografie und erfahrt aus erster Hand, wie es ist, hautnah bei den größten Spielen und den bekanntesten Spielern zu sein. Seid dabei, wenn ich die Linse auf die faszinierende Welt des Fußballs richte und einen Blick hinter die Kulissen werfe. Abonniert den Podcast und bleibt auf dem Laufenden, um keine weiteren spannenden Folgen zu verpassen. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören von "Bosses Bundesliga Blog" mit Jürgen Fromme!

Die neueste Ausgabe meines Podcasts "Bosses Bundesliga Blog" - diesmal mit einem ganz besonderen Gast: Jürgen Fromme, dem wohl besten Fußball-Fotografen Deutschlands! In dieser Episode gewährt uns Jürgen Fromme faszinierende Einblicke in seine Welt als Fußball-Fotograf. Mit seiner Leidenschaft für den Sport und seinem außergewöhnlichen fotografischen Talent hat er die größten Momente der Bundesliga festgehalten und unvergessliche Bilder geschaffen. Erfahrt, wie Jürgen Fromme es schafft, die Intensität und Emotionen auf dem Spielfeld einzufangen und wie er es schafft, die Geschichten hinter den Bildern zu erzählen. Er teilt seine besten Anekdoten und enthüllt, wie er es schafft, sich in den schnelllebigen und manchmal chaotischen Fußballumgebungen zurechtzufinden. Taucht ein in die Welt der Fußballfotografie und erfahrt aus erster Hand, wie es ist, hautnah bei den größten Spielen und den bekanntesten Spielern zu sein. Seid dabei, wenn ich die Linse auf die faszinierende Welt des Fußballs richte und einen Blick hinter die Kulissen werfe. Abonniert den Podcast und bleibt auf dem Laufenden, um keine weiteren spannenden Folgen zu verpassen. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören von "Bosses Bundesliga Blog" mit Jürgen Fromme!

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Resumo: Criptomoedas: Os participantes discutiram sobre várias criptomoedas, incluindo Bitcoin, Monero, Litecoin, Dash, Zcash, Verge, Firo, Navcoin, Secret Network, PIVX, BEAM e Mobilecoin. Eles falaram sobre a privacidade do Monero e como a comunidade tenta promovê-lo como apenas uma moeda, apesar de terem descoberto um bug que afeta a privacidade das transações. Também discutiram a deslistagem de moedas privadas pela Binance na França, Itália e Polónia, e a pressão dos reguladores locais e dos bancos por trás dessa decisão. Mercado: Os participantes discutiram sobre o mercado de criptomoedas, incluindo a queda do mercado e a possibilidade de investidores comprarem moedas. Eles também discutiram a relação entre a quantidade de dinheiro em circulação e a inflação, e como a duplicação da quantidade de dinheiro pode levar a uma desvalorização da moeda. Conferências: Os participantes discutiram sobre várias conferências relacionadas com criptomoedas que vão acontecer em Portugal nos próximos meses, incluindo a Conferência de Monero, o "How to surf the Portuguese Ocean of Crypto and Taxes", o "Vila Amor" Cashflow Convention, o "Blockdown 2023 Portugal" e a "Crypto Café Conferência". Eles alertaram os ouvintes para terem cuidado com conferências fraudulentas. Relação entre moedas: Os participantes discutiram a relação entre o dólar e o yuan, e a possibilidade de o yuan vir a substituir o dólar como moeda de reserva mundial. Eles também discutiram a possibilidade de outros países seguirem o exemplo de El Salvador e adotarem o bitcoin como moeda de reserva. Outros tópicos: Os participantes discutiram sobre a recente mudança de opinião do crítico de Bitcoin, Peter Schiff, que agora está a vender NFTs em Bitcoin, apesar de continuar a criticar a criptomoeda. Também mencionaram que o governo da Nigéria aprovou a tecnologia blockchain e que isso pode levar a uma nova onda de emigração de pessoas para o país. Por fim, eles brincaram sobre a possibilidade de Kico se juntar ao governo de El Salvador e sobre a astrologia prevendo o fim do Monero. Apoios: Luso Digital Assets bityond Pool de Mineração de monero Portuguesa cryptonerds Musica: A musica deste episódio é a "Greensleeves" do grupo "Blue Wave Theory", estando licenciada com CC

Climate change is increasing flood risk worldwide.  Climate change is intensifying flood risk around the world, with potentially devastating consequences for communities and infrastructure.  As the planet gets hotter, the atmosphere's capacity to hold water vapor increases, leading to more frequent and intense precipitation events in certain regions.  Extreme rainfall events can overwhelm stormwater and other drainage systems and result in dangerous flash flooding. A 2021 study published by the American Meteorological Society found that for every 1°C rise in global temperature, the intensity of extreme rainfall events increases by 7 percent.  Sea level rise, driven by melting glaciers, is also causing coastal flooding and erosion in many parts of the world.  Sea levels could rise by an average of 10 - 12 inches in the U.S. in the next 30 years (2020 – 2050)—as much as the rise measured over the last 100 years (1920 - 2020).  By the end of the century, sea levels could be as much as 3.6 feet higher than they are today, putting nearly 200 million people at risk.   These changes are already having real-world consequences. In 2021, severe flooding in Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, and other European countries killed over 200 people and destroyed entire towns.  In the United States, severe coastal flooding from Superstorm Sandy was partially caused by unusually high storm surges attributed to sea level rise.  While these challenges may be daunting, there are concrete actions we can take now to increase our resilience, such as greater investment in flood control infrastructure and natural interventions to mitigate flood risk.  These and other solutions are discussed in more detail below.   A recent study indicates that climate change is increasing the risk of a “megaflood” in California.California has experienced great floods every century or so for many millennia, according to historical and climate records. The last great flood in California was in 1862, which inundated a 300-mile-long stretch of the Central Valley, including highly populated areas such as Sacramento.  The “Great Flood of 1862” is widely considered the benchmark for a “plausible worst-case scenario” flood in contemporary California. Recent research suggests that climate change has already increased the risk of extreme floods in California, and that it is likely to significantly increase the risk of even more extreme floods in the future. A 2022 study by UCLA climate scientist Daniel Swain and fellow researcher Xingying Huang found that despite the recent prevalence of severe drought, California faces a broadly underappreciated risk of severe floods. The study indicates that climate change has already doubled the risk of a present-day megastorm, relative to a century ago, and more than tripled the risk of a trillion-dollar megaflood like the Great Flood of 1862.  It further found that larger future increases are likely due to continued warming.  These ominous findings have direct implications for flood and emergency management, and climate adaptation activities.Governments should implement strategies to mitigate and adapt to the growing risk of floods.According to Dr. Swain, addressing flood risk is a societal challenge that requires action at the local, state, and federal government levels. He recommends action to assess flood risk, strengthen flood control infrastructure, implement natural interventions to mitigate flood risk, and explore innovative approaches to flood management: Assess flood risk: FEMA's flood maps, which are now known to be woefully inadequate, should be improved and updated.Strengthen flood control infrastructure: Weaknesses in levees, dams, and urban flood conduits should be identified and rectified through research and funding.Implement natural interventions to mitigate flood risk: Long-term flood risk mitigation may involve natural interventions such as floodplain restoration or moving levees away from the river, giving rivers more room to expand without flooding highly populated cities or critical infrastructure.Explore innovative approaches to flood management: Forecast Informed Reservoir Operations (FIRO) and Flood Managed Aquifer Recharge (Flood-MAR) are innovative approaches that could drive advances in flood management. FIRO involves using high-quality weather forecasts to dynamically operate reservoirs and water releases, while Flood-MAR involves leveraging flood flows to store water in natural aquifers underground (which can have the added benefit of returning water to depleted aquifers).Who is Daniel Swain?Daniel Swain, Ph.D., is a climate scientist who holds joint appointments at UCLA's Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, the Capacity Center for Climate and Weather Extremes at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, and as the California Climate Fellow at The Nature Conservancy. His research focuses on the dynamics and impacts of the Earth's changing climate system, with a particular emphasis on regional climate extremes such as droughts, floods, and wildfires. Dr. Swain's work includes understanding the processes driving severe droughts and "megafloods" in a warming climate, as well as the climate-related factors behind increasingly severe and destructive wildfires in the American West. He also engages in extensive science communication and outreach efforts, including authoring the Weather West blog, providing real-time perspectives on California weather and climate, and working with media outlets to ensure scientifically accurate coverage of climate change.Sources:NY Times, The Coming California Megastorm (August 12, 2022)The Public Policy Institute of California, Commentary: Catastrophic Floods and Breached Levees Reveal a Problem California Too Often Neglects (April 7, 2023)PBS, Climate change increasing chance of ‘mega storm' in California, scientists say (Sept. 6, 2022)Journal of Climate, Changes in Annual Extremes of Daily Temperature and Precipitation in CMIP6 Models (2021)NOAA, 2022 Sea Level Rise Technical ReportIPCC, Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate, Chapter 4, Sea Level Rise and Implications for Low-Lying Islands, Coasts and CommunitiesWorld Economic Forum, The Global Risks Report 2020United Nations, 2021 floods: UN researchers aim to better prepare for climate risksBBC News, Europe's floods: Lessons from German tragedy (2021)NOAA, Climate.gov, Superstorm Sandy and Sea Level RiseSwain, ARkStorm 2.0: Climate change is increasing the risk of a California megaflood (2022)Scientific American, The Coming Megafloods (2013)Science, Climate change is increasing the risk of a California megaflood (2022)Smithsonian Magazine, Federal Flood Maps Are Outdated Because of Climate Change, FEMA Director Says (2022)The Washington Post, America underwater: Extreme floods expose the flaws in FEMA's risk mapsThe Nature Conservancy, How Nature Can Help Reduce Flood Risks: Conservation is an economical way to avoid costly flood damages. In some areas the benefits are 5x the cost (2020)

MONEROTOPIA

Here's my thoughts of Baccano! Volume 12 :) Enjoy

*TODO CON MEDIDA* De ninguna manera promovemos el consumo de bebidas alcohólicas. Sólo probamos distintas bebidas y damos nuestra opinión. EVITE EL EXCESO

Durante quase trinta anos, pequenas histórias em quadrinhos eróticas eram parte da educação sexual dos jovens brasileiros. Dos anos 1950 até meados dos 80, Carlos Zéfiro, um desenhista misterioso, teve seu trabalho publicado em todo o país. Os livrinhos eram conhecidos como catecismos. Venha entender toda essa história com a gente e descobrir quem realmente era ele. Patrocinadores: drinko e siteguy.dev

ถามอีก กับ พี่บิท คุณศุภกฤษฎ์ บุญสาตร์ นายกสมาคมสินทรัพย์ดิจิทัลไทย และเจ้าของช่อง bitcast และ พี่หนึ่ง คุณปรมินทร์ อินโสม ผู้เชี่ยวชาญ cybersecurity และผู้ก่อตั้ง FIRO คุยอะไรกันบ้าง? - ตลาดคลิปโตตอนนี้ สะท้อนความกลัวไปแล้วหรือยัง ? - คุณ CZ เจออะไร ทำไมถึงรีบถอนดีล ? - ประสบการณ์ที่พี่บิทเคยเจอ - FTX ยื่นล้มละลาย Chapter 11 /ความเสี่ยงฝั่ง Binance - Stablecoin น่ากังวล ? - อาณาจักร FTX เป็นความเสียหายระดับไหน ? - เปรียบเทียบความเสียหายกับ Mt.Gox - นักลงทุนรายย่อยมีข้อสังเกตอย่างไร ? - ทิ้งท้าย

We know that the connection between managers and employees is crucial to employee well-being and engagement, so why do so many managers keep getting it wrong? In this episode, we'll explore the importance of connection between leaders and those they lead, and the impact it can have on employee engagement and business performance. And to help us with this topic is Dr. Martin Boult.

¡Nuevo episodio de #ElLadoInformativo! Acompáñanos cada semana para informarte de manera amena y analítica de lo sucedido en el mundo de My Little Pony con temas relacionados y algunas informaciones de la actualidad de nuestro fandom. Esta semana hablaremos sobre la previa del podcast de los Altos de Cefilos con Pipp Petals "My Little Pony: El Podcast", su relevador programa donde los bronies y pegasisters conociendo su estilo de vida.

Cryptocurrency exchange Huobi will delist seven different privacy coins from its platform as regulatory pressure mounts on anonymity-enhanced currencies (AECs). The exchange announced that it had terminated the trading service of a number of privacy tokens including Dash (DSH), Decred (DCR), Firo (FIRO), Monero (XMR), Verge (XVG), Zcash (ZEC) and Horizen (ZEN). These tokens will begin to be delisted on Sept. 19. Are privacy coins in trouble?~This episode is sponsored by iTrust Capital~iTrustCapital | Get $100 Funding Reward + No Monthly Fees when you sign up using our custom link! ➜ https://bit.ly/iTrustPaul

ถามอีก กับ กับพี่แบงค์ คุณสถาพน พัฒนะคูหา กรรมการผู้จัดการ สมาร์ทคอนแทรคท์ บลอกเชน สตูดิโอ และ พี่หนึ่ง ปรมินทร์ อินโสม ผู้ก่อตั้ง Satangบริษัท สตางค์ คอร์ปอเรชั่น จำกัด และ ผู้ร่วมก่อตั้งเหรียญ Firo คุยอะไรกันบ้าง? - ทำไมรัฐบาลไล่จับ เชือดไก่ให้ลิงดู ? - Tornado Cash คืออะไร ? - มีสกุลเงินดิจิตอล 7 พันล้านเหรียญฟอกเงินผ่าน Tornado Cash ? - มีผลกระทบมุมไหนบ้าง ? - ผู้ก่อตั้ง Ethereum เคยใช้แพลตฟอร์มนี้เพื่อปกปิดปลายทาง คืออะไร ? - รัฐบาลมอง Tornado Cash เป็นอาวุธสงคราม ? - ทางออกควรจะเป็นอย่างไร ? - มีโปรเจคไหนที่มีความสุ่มเสี่ยงคล้ายกันไหม ? - Ethereum มีโอกาสล่มสลายเพราะคนใช้งานน้อยลง ? - Zero-Knowledge Proof ใน Tornado Cash คืออะไร ? - The Merge ของ ETH ดำเนินการถึงไหนแล้ว ? จะทำให้พื้นฐานเปลี่ยนในภาพรวมอย่างไร ? - ทิ้งท้าย

Managing a reservoir is a delicate balancing act. If you keep too much water, there may not be enough storage capacity when heavy rains hit, increasing the risk for catastrophic flooding. If you release too much water, there won't be enough to supply nearby residents who depend upon the reservoir for their survival. For decades, this process has been guided by water control manuals that dictate when to retain and when to release based on ground conditions. But a new research and operations partnership called Forecast-Informed Reservoir Operations (FIRO) uses modern weather and streamflow forecasting to better inform water management decisions. As climate change threatens to bring more extreme floods and droughts, FIRO allows water managers to be as precise and efficient as possible in carefully balancing flood risk management, water supply and environmental needs. On the latest episode of the Power of ERDC podcast, we talk with two leaders of the FIRO effort – Dr. Cary Talbot and Dr. Marty Ralph. Talbot is a division chief at ERDC's Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory and FIRO program manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Ralph is director of the Center for Western Weather and Water Extremes at the University of California San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography. We talk about atmospheric rivers (4:19) and how better water management in the West depends on better understanding these unique storms (8:00), how the FIRO effort has improved weather forecasting skill in the West (6:53) and the nation (11:11), and how these improved forecasts will enable better water management (18:11). We also discuss how ERDC came to be involved in FIRO (13:01), how the effort has been strengthened by its many partnerships (19:42), and efforts to expand this methodology throughout the nation (31:03). Visit https://www.PowerofERDCPodcast.org for more information.

ถามอีก กับคุณปรมินทร์ อินโสม กรรมการ บริษัท สตางค์ คอร์ปอเรชั่น จำกัด และ ผู้ร่วมก่อตั้งเหรียญ Firo คุยอะไรกันบ้าง? - ภาพรวมปัญหา 3AC และ Blockfi น่ากังวล? - การบริหารเงินของ Blockfi - ดอกเบี้ยที่ได้ลดลง เกิดจาก? - ดูอย่างไรว่าจะเกิดปัญหา เราสามารถเรียกร้องอะไรได้ไหม? - 3AC และ Blockfi ระเบิดเวลาที่รอวันปะทุ? - ถ้าดอกเบี้ยสูงขึ้น Platform ให้กู้เงินยังตอบโจทย์? - Compound เหมือนกับ Celsius, BlockFi ? - ราคา Bitcoin ยังต่ำได้อีก ? - วิกฤตคริปโต เหมือนวิกฤตต้มยำกุ้ง/Supprime? - ทำไม USDC ถึงแซง USDT ขึ้นมา? , BUSD ยังปลอดภัย? - TRX คือ The Next LUNA ? - ถ้า Bull Run รอบถัดไปมา DeFi, BlockFi, NFT จะอยู่เหมือนเดิม ?

ถามอีก กับคุณสัญชัย ปอปลี Cofounder Cryptomind Group CEO Cryptomind Advisory และ คุณปรมินทร์ อินโสม กรรมการ บริษัท สตางค์ คอร์ปอเรชั่น จำกัด และ ผู้ร่วมก่อตั้งเหรียญ Firo คุยอะไรกันบ้าง? - วิกฤตคริปโต คนเริ่มหมดหวัง? - วิกฤตครั้งนี้ แตกต่างจากรอบที่ผ่านมายังไง? - ใน Ecosystem ของคริปโต มีอะไรที่ยังอยู่รอด? - เหรียญแบบไหนที่ควรทิ้งไปก่อน? - ต่อไปมีจะมีการตรวจสอบที่เข้มงวดขึ้นไหม? - วิกฤตครั้งนี้ แตกต่างจากปี 2014 ยังไง? - บิลเกตส์ พูดถึง NFT ว่าคือเกมของคนโง่ - ระเบิดลูกถัดไปที่อาจเกิดขึ้นและสุ่มเสี่ยง? - คริปโตโดนถล่ม เพราะรัฐบาลอยากถ่วงเวลาให้ CBDC เกิดขึ้นได้ก่อน? - ระบบ Proof of work ยังคงอยู่ต่อหรือไม่? - ฺBitcoin มีโอกาสหมดความน่าเชื่อถือ ? ธุรกิจที่เกี่ยวข้อ Blockchain จะยังอยู่ ? - ทิ้งท้าย

How much effort do you put into growing and maintaining relationships in your job?  Who might you have forgotten about that could be key to your future success?  In this episode Kate & Max consider the importance of keeping an eye on not just your immediate network, but considering their network.  And how senior does someone need to be before you feel it's inappropriate to ask how they are?!  Find out top tips for great mentor/mentee relationships and why having a friend at work is crucial for success – yours and theirs. Find out more about how to communicate beyond your immediate network at theaccidentalmanager .  That's where you'll find the 5-minute noodles on networking, influencing and communicating - all of which help you get feel confident that your eco-system is healthy and thriving.  The theory we mention in this episode is FIRO by William Schutz, which describes how human beings all required inclusion, control and affection to a greater or lesser degree. Join the chat at noodle.space and follow us for daily snippets to boost your day on Instagram @noodle_space.

ถามอีก กับพี่ต้าน คุณปณต จิตต์การุญ Mudley Group และ พี่หนึ่ง คุณปรมินทร์ อินโสม กรรมการ บริษัท สตางค์ คอร์ปอเรชั่น จำกัด และ ผู้ร่วมก่อตั้งเหรียญ Firo คุยอะไรกันบ้าง? - โลกการเงินการลงทุน กำลังถึงจุดเปลี่ยนครั้งสำคัญ? - ระบบใหม่เริ่มเสื่อมศรัทธา การปรับเปลี่ยนระบบใหม่อาจต้องรอไปก่อน? - อเมริกา ยังคงเป็นผู้นำการเปลี่ยนแปลงระบบใหม่? - เข้าทาง Bitcoin Standard? - Bitcoin ตอบโจทย์โลกการเงิน ณ เวลานี้? - จะเกิดการเปลี่ยนแปลงเหมือนปี 1971 ? - ความมั่นใจในเทคโนโลยี แปรผันตามราคา? - ทุกการเปลี่ยนแปลงต้องใช้เวลา การเปลี่ยนแปลงที่เราเห็นอยู่อาจใช้เวลาอีกนาน แล้วเราได้ประโยชน์ยังไง? - ฺBlockchain จะถูกนำมาใช้ในระบบการเงินโลกรูปแบบใด? - ระยะเวลาเปลี่ยนผ่านนานแค่ไหน กว่าจะมีการใช้คริปโตในชีวิตประจำวัน? - ทิ้งท้าย

Lecture TTS d'une tentative de traduction du Coran par SHAHNAZ SAÏDI BENBETKA Éditée par GOODWORD BOOKS - PDF disponible sur le site officiel http://cpsquran.com

ถามอีก กับคุณปรมินทร์ อินโสม กรรมการ บริษัท สตางค์ คอร์ปอเรชั่น จำกัด และ ผู้ร่วมก่อตั้งเหรียญ Firo คุยอะไรกันบ้าง? - ผู้กำกับนโยบายแต่ละประเทศเริ่มขยับตัว - SOLANA ใกล้หลุดแนวรับ มีโอกาสซ้ำรอย LUNA ? - ทำไม SOLANA ล่มบ่อย? - ถ้าคนไม่เชื่อถือในระยะยาว ราคาจะไปได้? - เหรียญไหน ไปต่อได้ ? - ความ Decentralized ของ SOLANA - ถ้าค่าแก๊สถูกลงเรื่อยๆ ต่อไปแต่ละเชนแข่งกันมุมไหน? - Cosmos คืออะไร? - เหรียญ Kadena - Parachain คืออะไร - The Merge ของ Ethereum จะเลื่อนไหม? - สถานะ LUNA ตอนนี้ ถือว่าเป็น Scam ไหม? - ถ้าแข่งที่ Platform BNB จะได้เปรียบกว่า? - Stablecoin ของ NEAR น่าสนใจ? - ทิ้งท้าย

Ab geht's in die virtuelle Welt! Firo, Tyo und Eiti stecken sich die Airpods ein und beamen sich in die Welt von Mamoru Hosodas neuen Film Belle. Ob das moderne Märchen uns in seinen Bann ziehen konnte oder ob er zu wünschen übrig gelassen hat: Erfahrt mehr in unserem Reviewtalk!.

Robin en Rowan gaan vandaag in gesprek over Mr. Money Mustache, waarvan de echte naam Peter Adeney is. Hij is de grondlegger van de FIRE beweging. Hij en zijn vrouw zijn al met pensioen sinds hun 30e. Hoe kijken Robin en Rowan naar Mr Money Mustache en zijn bekende uitspraken? Dat Robin geen grote fan is van de FIRE beweging was wellicht al bekend. Robin staat meer achter FIRO. En Rowan is natuurlijk aanhanger van de beweging die hij zelf heeft opgezet; tien keer met pensioen. Maar Robin en Rowan hebben ook bewondering voor Mr. Money Mustache. Het aantal aanhangers van zijn beweging is voor Rowan een droom. Ook het feit dat hij 23 miljoen unieke visitors op zijn website heeft gehad sinds dat hij begonnen is, is een hele prestatie. Maar Robin vindt dat hierdoor ook soms te weinig wordt stilgestaan bij hoeveel geld dat wel niet oplevert. Dit is mede waardoor hij FIRE kan zijn. Mr. Money Mustache heeft twee voorwaarden om geld uit te geven: 1) Het moet hem gelukkig maken 2) De nummers moeten kloppen Ook gaat de quote 'if you can't lose it, don't buy it' op. Als je iets koopt, wat je eigenlijk niet kan betalen dan gaat het product jouw leiden in plaats van dat jij de leiding hebt over het product. Mr. Money Mustache laat FIRE wel voor iedereen mogelijk lijken, doordat hij niet zegt dat je miljoenen nodig hebt. Je hebt slechts 25x je jaarlijkse kosten nodig en dan kan je volgens hem voor altijd met pensioen. Dat klinkt voor de meesten waarschijnlijk een stuk haalbaarder dan de miljoenen gedachte. Door de podcast heen worden meerdere van Mr. Money Mustache zijn uitspraken/ideeën besproken. De punten die besproken worden, zijn: houd je jaarlijkse kosten zo laag mogelijk, met 25x je jaarlijkse kosten kan je voor altijd met pensioen, beweeg elke dag (het liefst als je naar je werk gaat), werk met je handen, voed je kinderen op met financieel besef en realiseer je dat mensen eigenlijk te lang werken. Dit laatste is goed om je te realiseren als je op het punt staat een aankoop te doen én stel je hierbij ook de twee vragen 'maakt dit mij gelukkiger?' en 'kloppen de nummers?'

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In der heutigen Ausgabe eurer Lieblingsshow öffnen Firo, Susi und Eiti ihren Trenchcoat und zeigen euch ganz heiße und exklusive Waren. Es wird sportlich, abenteuerlich und jaaaa wir geben zu, einiges ist made in China. Oben drauf gibt es unsere Eindrücke zu Pokémon-Legenden: Arceus und Elden Ring!.

Your earbuds will pass out before half-time is over on a combination of hot wings and Tecate when Big Lucks, Ol' Blue Eyes, Schwartz and Chumahan pancake tackle Brian Flores's lawsuit against the NFL refusing to hire Black Coaches, etc., what the lawsuit actually says, Bill Billecheck's surprise text, the infamous $100K to throw games from the owner, then turning into the masterful Schwartz-pick for SuperBowl LVI, Sean's recovery from the Niner Downer, which then turns into a Motivation show to get you further on your game and Schwartz confronting the inner demons left in the wake of his Father's exit out of his life, LIFE'S TEN YARD FIGHT is in this episode. Real talk.Send your crazy shit to: hluckshow@gmail.comNFL masterclass to prepare for the Superbowl: https://www.hardluckshow.com/podcast/episode/2d447f00/hls-ep-272-antonio-brown-wtfhttps://www.hardluckshow.com/podcast/episode/1c5e44f8/hls-ep-268-john-madden-boomTRANSCRIPTHLS: Ep. 284: SB LVI, Flores NFL Lawsuit & Father/Son InnerworkSpeakerSpeakerSpeakerSpeakerSpeakerAnd you know what? I might next week meeting myself just because I don't want to affect your audio. You know what, and see Brian right now and we're going to get them on. And then we're going to find out what time he's coming on. It might've been Spain. We were playing a lot of spades at that time. I don't remember a card game named Queens, but it's very possible.You can remember a little details like that, that I don't, and the odds of being stoned was really high. So, but I do remember going to the bar. That's not true. And I can't remember. Brian might have Brian. Oh,Brian Stevens put the bottom of it against the top of that. There you go. It's on speaker. Is it on speaker? Put the bottom of your phone, the edge. Please leave your message for 4 1 5 3 6 8 8 3 5 2. No, I bought her a car. So she's leaving. Well, no, that's not true. She, I let her use my car and then some things happen.She had a friend of hers died and then she went kind of weird and I had to go back and get my car. That's all. Hmm. Hmm.All right, let's go. Ready? Yeah, we ready? Yup. You ready? I've been New York. Made it 20, 22. I got it with the hard luck podcast. No, this is worse with the hard luck show. Come check us out Monday, Wednesday, Friday, bitch, bitch.good morning as rom the hard luck show your host, lucky to beat you out. That's right. Certified west SAC. She can cross from me.bone American, Indian, Southern California, and elegant barbarian. Also known as the come on. Come on,come on, come on,come on,come on.blue eyes. Yeah. So your hero, Sean Lewis certified audio professional, uh, engineerand I can't believe it either.ordinary thing walking onextraordinary show runner, right back up bird on old man, Mr. Brianfella, me to reintroduce myself.yeah. It's Ali on the visuals. You already know. Yeah. You know what time it is? Come on over here now, Robert wafer get on over here. So the one in my pocket, come here and get it. Strawberry away. Huck's pocket. All right. That's not true now. Oh, Brian said I'm driving. I'll call you soon. Oh, okay. That's not true.I'll wait to get that guy back on here, man. Oh, he's coming on. What do we got? Whoa, I know you'd be more excited this morning. The morning. Oh, wait in the morning. But I know that Sean would be more excited about this show. Had his Niners on the deed last week. Hey man, this is in a beat. Listen guys, wait a minute.Stop. Maybe Sean say by the bell. What's up brother. Where are you? Bottom of the dude. I have your number locked in that yet. So I didn't know. It was fucking texting you, calling you like, who is this man? How has that supposed to make me feelcoming to LA? I'm trying to carry your ass and all of a sudden, you don't know me. Yeah. Brian, what's up, man. You, what are you doing? And how are you? How's your foot. I was my foot. How's the foot. And how are you feeling? I'm on fucking, you know, doing what I'm doing, trying to survive. What do you know? I got you Mohan.Sean. We're all here. What, what are you actually doing though? Bronx? Like, oh, he got jokes. Hey, I just saw your car. Get. Uh, Hey, it's nice. It's nice to hear from you guys. How you guys doing? Ah, Brian Stevens. Where are you at? Where are you? Where are you? I'm in Utah. And you don't want me to fucking Lando LDS.Oh, so are you joining the Mormon church? Is that true? Absolutely not. Or you're not trying to get like three wives. No, I be I'm cool. I'm cool. Just want to do it. I'm not even sure I could handle. All right. And, uh, do you still have your car? Did you get a new car? No, I should get the same one. The blue one.And is your, is your probation officer? Cool. Would you still,oh, when you were supposed to call me when you discharged July 6th? Well, you knew I was off. Schwartz is going to try six. Schwartz is going to take, Hey, Schwartz is going to take you to crazy girls, crazy girls, bro. You want see some shit. Relap dance. They're talking about getting you some lap dances. When you come back to LA, are you down with that?I'm ready. Let's go. I'm ready to come back to LA. I start a new job on Monday on the four cheat. So are you working zone the cars? Are you still doing the salesman? Never changed through dues, but you were working at, um, what was it? Your work? No, I worked at a, I'm working at a medical, uh, plane where they it's a shipping receiving warehouse.Wait, where were you just working at? I was doing the delivery for who? Oh, Domino's I still do the other side. Oh, that's Domino's too. Most of the time you were doing a little bit, you were working for Amazon, right? I mean, what do I got to remember your life or what man? You were just working in Amazon the last time I talked to you.So you're now not working at Amazon and now you're working at Domino's toOkay. It lifts. Yes or no lifts still going. And the new place is shipping and receiving for a medical. Yeah. For a medical place. They make, uh, it's a, it's a plastic. And when they make plastic molds for you bags, they make plastic molds for dildos, for dildos. They do that on the side, the left side of the right side, right in the middle.Right in the middle. What are you guys doing? You guys doing right now? You just finished? Nah, we're just hanging out. Sitting here. We got fucking two female strippers sitting here from silver rain from silver rain, Angela and Renee. Hello, Angela and Renee. So we call because we cause a. They're like, yeah, there are no more nice guys.There are no more nice guys. And I'm like, yes, there are. And they're like, no, there's no guys that are gentlemen. And they all treat women like, shit, I go, I go, listen, we have a guy handsome, six foot, two with a big font lawn, older guy. Did he gain? He did a bunch of time in prison, but there's a sweetest guy.And they're like, oh my God, we, whoever I go, we're going to bring him on air. And he is the real deal. He's a gentleman. Absolutely give him my number. But we told them, we told them no games, no head chips, no gold diggers, all that stuff because we talk God, because that seems really does all that exists these days.I know. I know. Thank God I got married when I did ladies out there as well. Right. I mean, it's just been one bad experience after the other, with, for these women. For Brian for Brian, Dan, dude. I mean the fuck's wrong with you and then, and then, and then like they take advantage of you.already the problem with the last one. She didn't even explain anything. Just left you hanging. Yeah. Yeah. Well, we, you know, we still talk we're good friends. Oh, you do right. But the one that left you hanging you're good friends with what's she going to be hanging? I was like, we were getting married or anything.The one that you said, I don't even know what happened. She just stopped talking to me. She got cold feet and backed out. So yeah, we still talk and we've been friends for five years ago. Oh, oh, oh, okay. Yeah. I've known him for a long time, right? This is a no fly by night thing. Listen, Brian, just jump into you.Don't just jump into. You just because you're all in, you're all hard, but, uh, but, uh, but the gold diggers on the fucking on Instagram, bro, how are they all calling and getting ahold of you and asking you to deposit money in their account? Why are you like always, but why? What are you, but what is that? How you.Why you looking at the wrong profiles? They call me. I always put touch your never give your number. Okay. We got it, right? No, because no, because they know that Brian Stevens is a gentlemen and they know that they can take advantage of, because his profile said something like, um, um, um, uh, lonely and looking for love or something.Right, right. What was it that you had as the title? You had something like that. And they're like, look, if you guys only show was going to go on, rather I I'm. When are you coming? You have an open invitation, even drill down yesterday. Dude, you drying. We want you to on the show, we want you to come in LA. Uh, you can stay the night over at, at my sober living.You can spend the night, come on. Maybe I'll come next to me. I'll come toin the morning. Hey Brian, you can come in and you could sit through the shows with us and do. Come on man. Let's do it. Alright. Alright. Let's do it. We will go next Saturday. I'll be the I'll come down Friday night and hang out. Like he absolutely. I'm being serious, bro. I'm not fucking, oh, we're not playing either.You're going to come on. You're going to come Friday and spend the night and do the show Saturday and then go, Rachel, Sterling's going to be here. Yes. You had her run enough, bro. You can listen to all our episodes. Wow. Yeah. Well, she was, she was asking about you. Boom. She was asking about you. I'm not her type shit.Well, I don't think she's looking for, what is she is she w she be considered a gold Digger. I don't make your money. So it makes her own gold. She's looking for a guy to help her. She's looking for a guy to help her organize her money. Can you do that? I'm the guy, listen, she's looking for a guy. That'll just start, stop hurting.Oh my God. Is that just that's terrible. She, she guy, are you that guy, would you not, would you not hurt her? Would you treat her right? Well, of course I would. If I was to tell the class, you're not willing to ride, that was written by three sisters and a mother though. So that's why I get that, that side of me from.You know, what's up. All right. So there you go, ladies. See ladies, this is a candidate. These girls are blushing. They're blushing. So I'm going to fucking new. I don't think these ladies should come anywhere near Brian because they might not be good enough for bright. Yeah. Oh, serious. No, I mean, from a, uh, this girl here with the big tits.Oh, I'm sorry. Come on. See, she's taking my, but Hey, I don't want you taking my buddy for a ride. I don't want you taking my buddy for a ride. Brian he's been hurt enough. Brian, Brian, you need an equal partner, right? You don't need to be doing everything on a big deal. Of course not a deal breaker. What about this Asian girl with the, with the substance, right.You're looking for as foundation in real talk. We can build off that. Not add to somebody can build on exactly. You don't need an, you don't need a kid. You need a partner. Yeah. I got a woman, a woman, real one. Right. He doesn't need me to support her independent woman. Right. You guys are a team. How can you build an empire?If you don't have somebody who's willing to put as much time in it as you are for us. Right. That doesn't even have a foundation. That's right. You don't need a pit. You need a foundation. Right? Who needs the pits? Yeah.I haven't been to a strip club in forever. I mean, we've got a lap dances waiting for you over, out here. Oh yeah. Hey, that's why he's coming next. You come down here, you get a choice. You get a choice. It's either it's either a dance on the lapse or relapse. Okay. That sounds good. All right. Listen, can you handle strong nipples?Because these girls got big nipples, man. Okay. All right. Hey ladies, can you handle, uh, Mr. Steven sourdough? Because he's got a pretty big Johnson.I fucking tell me shit. I'm like, okay, that's great, bro. He goes, nah, check this out. He put videovideo. He's very proud of himself. You guys he's busting. I bet he got video. He carries in his back pocket. If you doubt him, you don't doubt Brian he'll bust the Ville, put the video. He's got a GoPro tied around it right now. Got it looked like they were fucking doing this fucking tooth extraction on me.He calls it. He kept trying to do a tooth extraction on her with a fucking hose, with a Firo. They call it, they call it the cam. I partner, well, listen, next week. I'll call you before this weekwas going to the embarrassment. He's rubbing himself while you talk. Knock that shit off. Knock that shit up. Don't go beating the brakes off. Nobody. All right. They put you in jail here for that shit. Right? All right, Brian, I've talked to you during the week. Any cuts next next week is on, right? Okay. All right.Bye guys. Hey, so listen, you know, speaking of, um, Brian Stevens, you know, when we had Ray, Rachel Sterling in here with Brian, right. And we had that massive blowout where he confessed to being a Trump supporter and all that other stuff. Do you remember that? The one where I have a little video? Yeah. Listen, there's a quote that you do in there because you do you get to a frustration point where you've tried to explain to your buddy a million different ways like RO you're attracting like a weird.And he doesn't hear it. Right. And he's fighting and fighting and fighting and filing. We have like Rachel Sterling there and we asked her like, to look at his profile and like, okay, can you get a sandwich picture? Look at these eggs. I read you really look at the toast. I mean, look at the toast and how it's crispy on one end, how it's burned right in the middle.Putting the rest of the bread is pickle. Like really think that in take a look and really look at the salt and pepper that looks like it's in a camper. Like something like mobile, some mobile fucking home somewhere. So then she gets ready to tell him. And for some reason you make this quote, listen to this, and maybe you can help explain like what your frustration for context, frustration level was here.Okay. And relax, because this is a fuck a woman that we're not telling her what to say. Tell him, listen to this, listen and relax, because it's a fucking woman that we're not telling you what to say. What do you think it was like a setup or some shit? Yeah, he was, he was kinda treating us like to hear her, take it in, man.This is all fucking woman. It's so need this right now. And then listen, here's another one from Steve that I love that I put up in here. And just in case, this is when I told Steve shortly, before I quit energy drinks. Right. And Steve was like, well, how many energy drinks do you drink? And I'm like, oh, I'm about five, six a day.And this is, and this is how you. No it is. You're like, dude, you went straight surfer. That's not straight shaggy. And I've said so many things to you. You've never been like, that's not really due until I told you, I drank that many energy drinks that like sets you off. Right. So we got a big game coming up next week.Oh, I'm sorry. I like your little segue. Hey buddy. Nodrop the hammer crowbar. No, but the best that you got about the fucking Superbowl, he didn't give me like a fucking fuck up super bowl title. Seriously. Like its eyebrows started to Twitch and I go shit. What about the man? Well, you entered into the whole thing going well, I think dad can be a little bit.Yeah, no. Yeah, no, I mean, it is, but it's sort of, Hey, now listen. What's the best of it is just coming right into the fucking little, the loss of 49ers. We'll just start in that way. He falls through the roof when he's like, Hey, we got a big game coming up, which it's like the super bowl. It's all aimed at shot.Hi Sean. Yeah. But then when he, but then when he looks at me, Schwartz does this thing where he gets a little nod. Like he goes, come on wine in the dark. Right.He was like, come on, motherfucker. Yeah. Hey man, you looked at me like, I, you know what, man, any, any bit of sports bro gets me and gives me a, a twinkle in my eye. And, uh, more than that, he had a twinkle, like you got the antidote, huh?You know what happens is you say stuff and then you run you Peter out. Like you go like what?You kind of spin on it. Yeah. So look, so look, it, we've been dancing around it and fucking around and all this other shit, but we got a bunch of fucking NFL fucking shit happened. Right? I mean, anything that could happen in a pretty much one single day, you got the retirement of Tom Brady, the lawsuit from the ex Miami head coach chorus class action.I read, I read the class action. I read it. Okay, cool. I want to hear what you think about that from a, obviously from a lawyer's point of view, right? And then in the super bowl, we got the bangles versus the ramps. And I think we should, and I think you're right Schwartz to start here, but I think we need to turn to, uh, old blue eyes.Right? Who was playing the they're not even supposed to be their game for a while. Oh yeah. It was total reverse psychology, fucking superstition. And you know what? I'll tell you one other thing. I watched that game, the highlights, right. And I'm like, man, the Niners really should have won that game. Blew it.They fucking, you blew it. Right. Sean, did you watch that game from the outside in? How do you, like, where are you at when you watch that game? Like where do you sit. Uh, I said, I stand, I've moved around. Okay. So first of all, I go into that game thinking, uh, you know, they had a great season, so no matter what happens, I'm cool.Right. But then the game starts and I'm like, oh fuck. The first step first I've done. I'm like, yeah, I know a big, you know, Hey, it's this warm up, warm up, whatever, you know, they're probably going to lose. It's all good. You know, whatever we have had a great season, but then when they get up, oh shit, oh, to the super bowl, I hate my hopes get up and they go to half-time and looking at all.How much more game. Right. And mind you like burn the clock, burn the clock, and you got to remember, they came out with a turnover early on in the game that set them up. And if you're anything like me, you start getting nervous. Cause you're like, that's the kind of like, shit that happens. That turns into a blowout and that these people are mentally ready to win this motherfucking game.And, and you also have the fact that this is, he already knows that the bangles are the appoint on that's true. The super bowl. So he's not just starting to dream that they're going to beat the Rams. What they're going to go to the super bowl and win this fucking cause they already beat the bangles.There's a chance. There's a real chance. Now he got a chance. How do you do this? This the, the half the half's gotta be fucking torture. Like what do you do? You go, you make some hot dogs. You know what I'm I'm uh, I constantly followed. I have like a special feed. That's just like all kind of like football related shit.Did you like that monkey with the shit implanted in its brain, bro? Yeah, only it's a little football chip. Yeah. He's got a football chip chip chip. Right, right. I got to tell you guys I'm like, I mean, not to get off the subject, but I'm already into the next season and you're following. And you sell it out, but I actually call blue eyes up because the Niners had fallen on some pretty hard times for a minute there.Right. And a Seahawks are now down in the dumps. Yeah. Right. Yeah. So I called up a blues and I'm like, how do you survive this man? Like, what do you do? And he gave me some pointers. That's been surviving it his whole fucking life. I know, but I asked him for the pointers. What do you do? Gorgeous was a long time.No, but dude, but think about this though, really? Because if you think about the Niners had been in the Superbowl, like this would have been the third time in the last, like five years, if they would've made it. Right. Which is fucking nuts, you think that they haven't been good? I think there's like a 15 year chunk in between them to say one Mike Singletary and like all those other years, chip Kelly and TA Chama Sula and all this other shit.But like, I mean the Harbaugh years were fucking fantastic. Yeah, but like, so what did you tell when I called you up? And I'm like, man, how do you get through a fucking loser season? Can't remember what I told you. Jesus Christ. You can't remember shit because of that chip in your head. He was like, bro, it's all about next season.What you do. Oh, you get excited about the draft. You start getting into all that, let that carry, carry your broken heart. Oh, the first and second year players that are going to be getting into that third year. That show me year when they're coming into their own. They got a lot, they got a few guys in the defensive backfield that, that have that.And so their defense, I mean, Niners are actually pretty well situated. Leave that they are. I believe that they're going to be one of the preeminent teams in the NFC. I think it all depends on if they're going to actually make a running compete for not only winning the division, but winning titles is going to be if Trey, Lance is the real deal because they're giving up on Jimmy G I mean, Jimmy G at his exit press conference.You know, he said, I, you know, I'm looking forward to getting traded to a team that, uh, that's all about winning right now. So I think which everybody kind of knew the writing was on the wall, that this was it. No matter how far he took it and they loved Jimmy G and all that, but they're moving away from him and they're going to give the keys to one guy yeah.To a kid. Now he's supposed to be great, but he's a kid, he's a kid, nonetheless. And when you make a bet like that on your franchise, in the NFL, getting it wrong can set you back years because if you have. All they have studs, bossa, Kittle, uh, Fred Warner, like gasoline defensive line, the defensive backfield.I got James who's really good. Um, uh, the running back, uh, I can't even think it was named Elijah Mitchell most or right. Debo. Right. He most are like all these guys, but if you get in a quarterback, that's not the real deal. You're going to have two or three years of waste, or let's say two years of wasted years for those other guys.Hold on a second. So listen, all of that is if you're working with management in an owner, that's trying to win, right. And so this kind of like quarterback, curve, ball, a pig, and a poke, all that bullshit. Right. Brian Boswell and all that shit. Right. That's if you're working with guys that are trying to be honest up at the front office, problem is right as the ex head coach of the Miami dolphins fucking said.His fucking owner was telling him to throw games and he'll give him an extra, a hundred thousand dollars per loss fucking, or that's so insane because it goes at the integrity manifests. I, yeah, cause I was peeping up on that. Say it again. So ex head coach who had back to back winning seasons for the dolphins African-American head coach.I think we need to know that right. For African American history month, for sure. You're right. Black, black fucking coach, his own, or told him every game you lose, I'll give you an extra a hundred grand. So if he lost 11 games straight, he'd be $1.1 million richer on top of what he's getting paid. Right. And this was the year before Joe burrow was slated to come out and be the number one pick, which he was for the bangles.Think about. Really think about that. Think about a head, uh, the owner throwing games. Now, now you might say, you might, you might do the calculus and say, well, the guy wants the top pick, God wants a top pick. You gotta do what you gotta do. But think about all of the guys on the team that are depending on the head coach to call the right place, to make the right moves, to win games so that they would have stats that their bonuses are tied to.And also the sacrificing of their bodies in their lives. I mean, this is not, this is not any normal job. W every fucking play can be their life, listen to this. And not only could every play be their last, but, but their paychecks, their worth in the league is partially tied to how these games go. And if they got a head coach, that's being told.Call the wrong players, do the wrong shit. Make sure you lose these games and I'll give you a hundred grand. Yeah. And maybe it would be for a pig. Maybe. I don't know exactly. I do the whole thing. I would. Here's what I'm thinking too, when you really, really think about it. Who else is just think about it in simply economic terms, money money-wise son.How many toes are those guys stepping on with their, a little conversation on all the other guys that are gambling? Oh right. Think about that. Think about what Vegas thinks of that. If they're not privy to that. Well, you're now stealing money from people. Much bigger than who you guys are. Right. You know what I'm saying?You're now fucking up action. You're these consequences. These have ripple effects of people much, or you're getting they're in on it, or you're guaranteeing action for some big people. And I, and I think that this, if it's actually true as alleged in the story, I think this story actually has a better chance of putting a dent in what we now know is the NFL than even the head injury and CTE shit, because this T bet gambling is such a huge part of the NFL fantasy football is such a huge part of the NFL.And this goes directly at the integrity of the game. Well, let's throw the icing on the cake here and, and the owner of the Miami dolphins that same year, 2019, ha what he sung $18 million. Into buying or, uh, investing in some sort of gambling right. Endeavor. Yep. So I'm not sure he knows something and sports bet, but yeah.And all right, so going maths, no, there's no way that you can tie those two together, man. It's it's too. You mean gambling and sports? No. Having like somebody in that position and messaging, that is a, what do they call it? Conflict of interest. Well, never before. Really? I mean, you could say that, but that's how, if this turns out to be true, I mean, that's, you're right.If you are owner or. Somehow connected to a professional franchise team. That's what happened to Eddie DeBartolo. You shouldn't be able to have ownership or be evolved or act, but it connected at the same time as anytime a bedding and anything. I mean, we all know that that would make sense. That's those constraints have been loosened the last couple years as, as bedding has become legal in a lot of states.Well, well, so now, so now let me put this in, in, in a, in a perspective, because you know, a long with this lawsuit when I was going through it, right, the owner of the dolphins had Brian Flores out on his yacht for a fucking lunch. Okay. We're talking about Florida. They came back from lunch and the owner said, by the way, I've got a prominent quarterback that's coming down that wants to meet.I wonder who that is. A prominent quarterback that remain nameless in the complaint. He was Bree had heavy. He went to Tampa. Yeah, it has to be Brady. There's the new England Patriot connection with Brian Flores. He was there for years. Um, no. And the dolphins were one of the teams that it was talked about that he may go through.And Brian Flores, because he's an honest dude did not want to meet with that guy. Yep. And that was when the owner turned around and said, you know, this Brian Flores is a real pain in the ass. He doesn't want to fucking play. And when you get that kind of repetition, it's kind of like Hollywood when you're an actor and you're like, Hey man, you ain't paying me.Right. This is all fucked up. You know what? You got this fucking guy with caps in a gun and he's one around firing it off. That's dangerous. And then you say some shit that's real like that. And they go, there's a problem. It's hard to work with. And that's a Telegraph to everybody that's on the inside.Yeah, he's not going to cheat the way we want him to cheat. And so you're out and in that also complaint, he was alleging because there's a rule in NFL where, because they've already acknowledged, they've already said the NFL is like, yeah, we don't have black quarterbacks. We don't have black coaches.Everybody's seen it as a problem for since time immemorial. Yep. There was a time when certain individuals were proud of that fact, because it's like, yeah, we still got our plantation. We're still doing our thing. So then they were like, all right, well, at least include some minorities in the interview process and the Rooney rule.Right. Rooney, Mickey Rooney. Did you ever see his hand? So the thing is, is so he goes for art Rooney rhino. So he goes, uh, so Brian Floris is texting with bill Bella. Right. And now these are supposed to be bonafide interviews. When you go on a head coaching, like you go there, it's the Rooney rule. Do you going to get in there?And you're going to get a fair shot. They're gonna look at the objective criteria. You ain't gonna fuck around. I ain't going to be any of bullshit. And bill a check, text him and say, Hey, I just heard from your, their guy, man. Right. Three days before Brian Forrest goes in for an interview three days before everyone that's doing the interviewing, that's telling them you got fair shot, buddy.Come on in. And these interviews are brutal. Like it ain't no like, you know, filling out some shit for seven 11 and hoping they don't call your fucking parole. Right. It's fucking like all day. How do you do? But so multiple people that kind of bullshit. And uh, then bill check hits him back on text and it's in bill check is named and bill a check, uh, as Texas is shown and it says, oh my bad.They picked someone else already. Sorry about that. The ability to catch some insight on, I think it was a New York giants. Yeah. Yeah. And it was because actually the guy who the giants hired was a coach on his staff and a coach that actually worked with Brian Flores years ago, a guy Brian , um, quarterback's coach for longtime quarterbacks coach for the page.So, so essentially what bill check's texts did was let Brian Flores know three days before that that selection had already been made. And that this Rooney rule interview was just a check the box for PC bullshit.And then, then Bella check in trouble too. No, I think, I think Bella check actually from what I'm looking at it and thinking about it, I think bill check is actually helping Brian flora. I think bill check is on the side of this should be real fucking things. And you can use my name and text to build up the case that all this shit that they're not following in.Good faith. The Rooney rule bill check is behind. I think helping Flores cause his, his tax is the proof that everyone in the fucking community knew that the decision was already made. Even though they're pretending like they're really going to interview you because they just won't be able to say they talk to a black coach before they hire them.And the giants are actually sorry to interrupt the giants, I believe are the only team in the NFL that has never had a prominent, like a coordinator or a head coach African-American they had an African-American GM for a bit, but they're notoriously known throughout the league, um, as not being inclusive in terms of that, you know, right.Having a. Equality amongst the ranks. And then what were you going to say, Sean? I was going to say he also had an interview with the Broncos. Right. And he met them. He went out, he went to Denver and met them. Right. And they all showed up. Everybody who was in the interview, I guess, hung over, including John LA, just over an hour late.Right. And they were like, uh, like they don't give a fuck as John Elway would probably do you, you, yeah. I hate John L a lot of people do. I hate his teeth and I hit his face. A lot of people do. I hate his teeth and his face, so that's what's going on. So, but it's a class action on behalf of right. All the other coaches right.Of color are getting shafted and mistreated and, and other coaches that are. Having losing seasons. And that's all very understandable. Then you have a coach with two back-to-back winning seasons, but he's black and he doesn't want to throw games now he's right. And I mean, dude, like this last year, the dolphins beat the Patriots twice.That's an AFC east. And the fact that he's beaten up on Bella check and giving him a hard time, if that coach was white, he's never getting fired. Dude. Never getting fired. That guy did it with a subpar roster, a subpar quarterback. And you know what? This guy, all, all reports about this guy is he's not looking for a payday.He's looking for real change. And so we're going to see he's willing to ruin his career to do it. Yeah. He's willing to say, fuck it. Somebody's got to step up and take the fucking head. Right. And I'm going to do it because this fucking bull. This ain't this ain't football, this ain't John Madden's football, right?That's about skill wit and heart. And all of this is a fucking, uh, uh, it's a, it's not a free market. It's a fixed market, a lie, but that was all about sacrifice to men. You sacrifice your body, you sacrifice for your brothers, you sacrifice, um, you know, fame, look at the guys who blocked for the running backs.You know, a lot of these guys, let me, let me, let me ask you this to take it there. What do you think is going to happen for this fucking Superbowl man? What what's going to happen, man? Where was this fucking thing? I mean, I got my opinions. I want to hear some LA LA Rams in the super bowl in LA. I went so far.Not that I really wish that you didn't bring that up. This may never happen again. Like this is good. Very well. Never happen again. Has that happened? It happened last year. The bucks. It's crazy that it's happened two years in a row, but last year, the super bowl was at Raymond James stadium, the bucks home field.They played in it and they won right now first year. So far, we get the super bowl and the fucking lambs. I mean, the Rams are in it, you know? W w is that your that's like your sorta like LA yeah, the lambs. I mean the rent. All right. But listen to me, the man. Right. But listen, the reason why I don't want you to, well, as you can set, it said in Las Vegas next year, Allegiant, and that means the Raiders.Sure, man, I'm sick and tired of these fucking I hate, I fucking hate that. All of the fucking. Stadiums or whatever the fuck they're called these days are all named after shit ass companies, Allegion, even stupid, dumb American coming. Allegiant. What about crypto.com arena? The new staple center. You know what?Let's go back to motherfucking Christmas day. They changed it. I mean, what does it mean anymore? What else is present your children? Next reason why I trip out about this is because I'm, um, I'm torn. I'm torn now. Listen, I love the fact that LA is in the Superbowl. Okay. Listen. I know people run around and I saw canal's fucking post he's down for the ransom Las LA.Do I get off? I'm not against it, but I'm torn because I also love the bangles and I don't even know why, but I love the motherfucking Cincinnati goddamn bangles and eight story, man, man, skyline chili, middle America, Dave Hickey, shuffle shuffle, and I'm sitting there and I'm like, what do I do? I can't, I can't not root for the LA Rams, but I also, can't not root for the fucking bangles.What are we asked Luxe? We know what he's doing. We know who he's riding. No, no, no, no, no. He's talked a big one about the young quarterback over sign. Oh man. I that WK RP. What do you leave that out on the fucking side, Joe is my favorite football player. He's. And I've been knowing him a long time ago, bro.And I give you props because you've been on him from the job. Yeah. I've loved Joe Burroughs. He's my favorite quarterback. I got to root for that guy and stick with that guy. Uh, when the Raiders were in it, I wasn't with the Raiders. Right, right. Isn't that right? Yes. I'm from Los Angeles. I guess. I love LA, but the LA Rams, my LA team, the Raiders were that's my team, I to with it, but I ain't giving up on Joe.So I got a role with Cincinnati on this. I'm sorry, you guys, I got a role with Joe burrows on this. I believe once they win one, then I'll back up off of it and I'll stay up off of that. But let my guy get one. I got a route with them support. Do you actually think they're going to win? Oh, all that bullshit.I said tell you this, man. I believe from the gate that George Joe bros is the type of quarterback that can lead a team to victory. I think he would have already, if he wasn't injured, I hear this already what happened? And I think he is going to win. And I absolutely feel like I believe it's in his destiny to do this short prediction.Where are we going? And who do you back? And don't be fucking trying to be Mr. Nice all the time. Come on. Um, I am going to probably not care who wins. No, no, no. I won't be disappointed if, and that's not often. No, no. You got to pick one or, or you have to fuck Ruby and hell. Okay. So let's go pick one, pick one.I will say that, uh, the Rams are going to win the super bowl by a score of 31 to. 20, wow. Or 34 to 20. And I'm going to tell you why, because if it gets a touchdown or less, I actually liked the bangles to pull it off. But if they can keep it at least a two score distance between themselves and the bangles, I think that they'll Del finish it off.Um, I think that Joe burrow will probably win a super bowl in his career. I think it's too early for them. Um, I, I like him. I think that they have too many holes on their defense that the Rams and Sean McVay will exploit. I want to say something to, and it's obvious with that answer. Right. But no, I do trust Schwartz and.About what there by, because these guys are, they're paying way more attention to football than I oh, well, okay. But I am a I'm. I am, you know, I, and you're on my side. I'm on your side. Okay. Now fucking, oh, blue eyes, one half of the hound of hell, the second half of the hound of hell to, I would love for the bangles to win, but the Rams are going to obliterate them.That whole line is going to get victimized victimized. I'm telling you, dude, it's going to be fucking, it was to not see the second half they were saying that wasn't going to happen. And not Joe burrow may not see the second half. He might not see the second quarter telling you, man, that line is going to fuck them up.The Niners have a way better line and they got fucking. They're in the line, got pushed around. They're the number one line and fucking defensive line in the, in the league. And then you're looking at the bangles probably have like, yeah, but did you see, this is 29 30, something like that, but did you see Burroughs running around?This is what gives me. 'cause man. He did a fucking fantastic job. I mean, there was Tufts, fantastic job. He was in the grasp and it was clear. He was sacked and he somehow got out. God, he's magical, man. He is fucking magical. Now that's the thing. That's the thing. He's mobile. If he can fucking buy a little time to figure out he could pull it off, dude.Cause he's accurate. He rolls out. He's filling some yard. Oh my God, leave a little open gap. He's going to run that. He's not afraid to run. I'm saying if the O-line can do just enough to give him five fucking seconds of, of a lead time, you know, with his feet, but can his receivers, does he have the receivers to show Nixon the receiver, but Jamar chase.I mean that, guy's the truth, man. Like T came with him. That's a kid who came from LSU. But, um, I mean, I think he's literally taken over 25 sacks just in the playoffs and he hasn't played anybody. Aaron, Donald is going to be on the other side, fucking staring at him that motherfucker, the problem is an Aaron Donald, cause they'll put they'll double team him or whatever it would, problem is the problem is everybody else double teams.Right. And there'll be fucking Miller. Oh my God. Well, how deeply is Kansas city's deal. Yeah, not that deep. I mean, they're okay. But they're, they're not everybody was saying that their defense was well, maybe people did, but they're fucking idiots because Chris Jones is like, great. And that's about it. But, um, ah, I mean, dude, you're talking about world, the differences between the Rams, defense and defense in, in whole, um, not just a defensive line.And I mean, man, I, I just ate very tough for an NFL quarterback in year two to win the super bowl. I loved it there. And literally if they beat the Rams, I'm not a Rams fan, so I'm not going to be disappointed. And did the Rams have to be in LA before you have to get behind the Rams? Because, because you're from LA, I want the LA team that I support as the charters.If anything, what are they? They play it so far. I haven't, I feel like for some reason I didn't even, I know that they exist, but it's a smart, it's the smartest move ever. They put that stadium and they're not only going to have Superbowls and see, you know, college title, games, concerts, but they have two NFL teams.So every week of the NFL season, they have a home game. All right. So check this out. So. Uh, so we've got it all, but I want to turn it to motivation real quick. Uh, Steve, you, I know it's a fucking big Lux fucking segue. Yeah. But we're going, we're talking about winning. We're talking about championships.We're talking about what it takes to get over on the top. And so we been putting together, right. We're working on putting together a motivational audio book five, the hard way. The five, no, the hard five, the hard five, five key concepts. Yes. So because of that, I want to get your, and where are you going?Schwartz. We all need to know. We don't need any notes. You don't need to be reading off where it's where improv. And right now don't worry about that. I'm not going to go too deep into it because there's a lot and kick your weird coal, black thinkers off that. Cut their fingers. Look crazy. Look like you got, they look it's crazy.They look like they got nothing but nicotine and Tarlow. And remind me of my auntie Gloria. All right, now look, I see. Okay. What is it? Is that what that is? My packing thumb, bro. Packing what? Jesus Christ. All right. Now look, I want to get your, since we're experts in motivation Schwartz, you're a disciplined, motivated dude.Yes we are. I want you to listen to this. This I think is maybe one of the best things and I'm going to stop it. And I'm going to ask for your reactions because I think this is good. It's good for our audience. You going to get 50%.you think you're gonna get 70%? You think you're gonna get 80? I watched y'all. I watched y'all. Y'all good, but you need to be great in this league. You're real good at what you do, but some of you don't finish. You look good in the first you look good in the second you look stuff, but the fourth with the last three minutes, I can tell, I can tell what the last three, listen to me.The real beast. The real beast is the last four minutes. The real beast. That's when they legs give out the real beats, when they tired, the real beef, find a way to pull something out when nobody else ain't got nothing. What do you think? What do you think, man? It's all about the fourth quarter, bro. Oh, it's all about the fourth quarter.We, I, I did some, I talked about it one day. I talked about it, talking about this guy that gave a speech that COVID. A football team that was never supposed to win their championship. And it was like they had trained and worked all four, the fourth quarter, their whole mindset, all was all about the fourth quarter.And that's how they got, and they won and they beat this, you know, it was beat because they were done in the fourth and these guys were ready to go in the fourth. Like they were in the first and it's a, so there was like a story about it. And then the coach says in his thing, he goes life. I wasn't coaching them to win that I was coaching them for life so that they go through their life.It's all about like the fourth quarter minutes, how you it's, it's there, man. Everybody can do whatever, but it's when you know how you pull through, when everything is on the line, you know what I mean? What do you think is the fourth quarter of life? Hey guys, we need to do a spot about family. Sounds, family sound.Yeah. My family sounds. Yeah, man, they got a whole hookup hace one as it. It's good. 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I think that would go through like many fourth quarters of life throughout life. Like, and it's finishing on some things, but the fourth quarter I look at is like the, maybe the, the final chapters you might refer to. Which for me, I feel like I'm in the fourth quarter of my life.So right now this, this, this speech, this, when it legs give out, when there's nothing left, when you're getting tired, when you feel like you got nothing left, when, when it seems like you're in that mode right now, when the muscles and the shiny smile and start going away and some of them and the gray hair and the thing, and what's going to carry you through is whatever you invested in the first three quarters.And if you invested nothing, then that fourth quarter, ain't going to look good and you're going to lose Schwartz. What quarter of life are you in right now? I'd say I'm probably in the second or late second or third. What do you hear when you hear this man? Eric Thomas, man, it makes me want to fucking, it reminds me of.Being that was always kind of sports, what that meant to me. And that's kinda how I, I was all the time. And so I hear that shit. I fucked my leg. Start to Twitch. You got twitchy legs, Sean, what are you hearing? What court are you in? I'm not a C I don't that it doesn't ring true for me. Like the, my lifetime.Right? What to me fourth quarter means when you're lonely, when you're broke, when you're depressed, when you're sad, like all these types of things, when you're feeling like shit and you don't want to get out of bed, or you don't want to fucking get on the phone and talk to anybody, you just want to be by yourself.Cause you're feeling the fucking depressed or in your shit. That's when it matters. That's what, when he says that that's what fourth quarter means to me. I'm from the trade I've watched period Sanders do it. I watched Barry no yards in the first quarter. No yard. The lines were sorry. Offensive line was.There was killing Berry, some kind of weight on the fourth quarter. When the big boys, when the linebackers got little tired, fourth quarter, four minutes left when they was giving out Barry boom, 80 yards touchdown. I'm like Barry, why you ain't got no dance? I know I'm old. Go back and watch Barry. He never was dead.I said, Barry, why are you in dad's? Cause he said, I know him. I'm a no I'm no I'm going to get to the end zone. It's going to be a regular thing. I'm going to get to peace mode. Write that down, write that down. Beast mode, write that down. Write that down. Beast mode. You know who he's talking to right now?He's talking to San Francisco, he's talking to San Francisco, San Francisco hired this guy to come in. I know. And I get it. And I think that's a wonderful, but I'm the only one getting fucking funnies from the fucking irony. What's the irony because the NFC title game, they fucked off the fourth quarter.No. He's telling him, you got to listen to this. He was brought in to motivate these motherfuckers. And when Sean was saying, they went a little further than I think they're supposed to go, he's there telling them, but you're right. And he was being honest. This guy was paid. He gets 70 grand, 80 grand to come in and do this shit.Right. And he was telling him, I watched you all and you're gray. You're good. But I seen you in the fourth quarter and you start to fucking give out. And just as you pointed out short, it is ironic that the game they lost, they should've won. And that goes right to the fucking heart of the mat. And I, but Sean, I'm not trying to talk shit about them.I really, no, no, no, but I'm serious. I don't want you to think I'm saying that. Not only did they, and that happens, firstly, in playoffs, man, people give up leads that that's what happens, but there was a specific play that like literally there couldn't have been an easier place for the right listen, this is why it's they say winners win, losers, lose.They also say winners win and losers make excuses. So now listen to what I'm saying to you. What he's trying to do is break through a loser mentality for a pretty decent team. He's trying to break through a loser mentality. Steve, you ever had an experience of having team members that fucking have a loser mentality and no matter how much shit they talk in the first quarter, whatever you're dealing with at the very end, they don't show up.They show up empty and they fucking take the whole thing. Fucking lazy fraud, fake that's right. And a lazy fraud fake. And so I'm saying I'm watching this dude. I listen to this every morning. Right now, first thing I do, when I get up lazy fat fraud, fake desk losers lose, they lose because they got a mindset of losing.They want to lose. They say they don't want to lose, but they don't want to put in the work. Every single day. All right. On three, every single day, 1, 2, 3. Come on. Y'all you hear that? That San Francisco, every single day, I flew, I flew five hours to get here and give me some energy. That was, I just told you I was in Dubai.That was a 13 hour flight. I was just in Chicago and then I had to go to Milwaukee. Then I went back, drove three hours to get to the airport in Detroit. Come on, give me something once two, three, come on 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3. And if you not willing to do what every single day, you're not going to beat the man.That's doing it every single day. I'm not the best. I'm not better than Tony Robbins, Zig Ziglar, Les brown. I'm not the best, but they have not outworked me. You hear? Yeah. When I work with me, are you listening to that? You're not going to beat the guy. That's doing it every single day. If you're not doing it every single day,Zach are you going to beat that guy? How are you going to beat that? If you're not doing it every single day, you have no business. You don't have to be the greatest. You just have to work the hardestyou could send the toughest motherfucker. You want into that jujitsu studio. And you'd take some kid that fucking weighs 90 pounds, but fucking studies every day in that motherfucker. And he's going to print soul up that big guy has no business walking in there thinking he's going to walk there down.How many guys can you think of right now without saying names that aren't really doing it every single day and they're getting the results. They're getting the goddamn results that they're, ain't doing it every single day. How many guys do you know right now? Right now, Sean, how many guys, you know right now.They want the results of every single day, but they ain't go, come on, come on. I mean, everybody, I know everybody, I will know once, once the recognition or the muscles or whatever it is, the money, the money, the real, right. Some people walk into a room and they go, I ain't got no motherfucking respect. I should be being respected right now, because guess what?I'm here. So you should respect me. I'm entitled to it because X, Y, and Z, but they ain't doing it every day. They ain't setting the fucking bar high enough for themselves to be command. Any respect for men.They better than me. Nice big brother to me. I got a GED dark on it. It took me 12 years to get a four year degree. They better than me. I just get up every day at three and get you a video. I just get up everyday at 12 and give you another one. I just get up at five and give you another, I'm not the best.I'm a beast. I'm not the fastest. Like I won't tell you all the secret. Please don't share this away from you because I'm about to develop it and make it into like a shirt. You all see people be having the lions you ever seen people like with the shirts, with the lions, they tattoo a liar. You know, the lion is 30%.Do you know that the hunt, the hunting rate of a lion is 30%. So if a lion come after you, you've got to say you got almost a 70% chance, like make, getting up, getting away from a man, go watch it on TV. You got a chance to get away from a man. Go watch it. Like the live ride, jump on top. And then I'm out.Sometimes you'll see two lines on top and some kind where they still get out. Y'all know who the real king of the jungle is. Do you know, do you know who the king of the jungle is? What you guess what's the hippo, right, Steve? Um, what are you guessing? The elephant is. The African wild dog, they got an 83% chance when they come get your button, it's an 83% chance.They gonna kill you. A lion only got like 30, 33, but the reason why the lion is considered the king of the jungle is because of his main cause of the way he look. And he roars the hyena don't look like that, but I bet you, if you pay attention, you will see a lion's mouth in the high end. You'll see a lion head and the hyena mouth.Why? Because the hyena knows that he got that look, but he ain't necessarily up to be the king of the jungle. You got it. Okay. So let me tell you why the African wild dog number one, they can run like about 60, 70 miles per hour. That's not impressive. The cheetah can do that, but the cheetah can only do it for about a mile.Then boys can do it for about five, six miles. Imagine somebody chasing you at 60 miles per hour for five, you going to get tired. They run in packs and watch this. When y'all got to write this one down, they communicate like no other animal. Could they communicate to one another? If y'all want to be champions, you got to communicate to each other.Number one, I need my, my seniors, my bets, those who know that this ain't no game. This is life. You gotta be a leader. Y'all you gotta hold these boys accountable, man, for real man, you can't let these dudes come in. When they want to come in, eat whatever they want to eat. When they want to eat, do whatever they want to do when they want to do it.Why? Because your success is more, you worked out today. How many hours you work out? Three hours. He only three hours. Y'all y'all got to hold people accountable. Who you running with? Hold people accountable. What does that make you think about Steve? When you hear a guy talking about that, and he's saying the older dudes, they got to hold the younger dudes accountable.You can't just let them come in and do what they want to do. I agree, man. You look like you're thinking, bro Schwartz, what do you hear? It's funny. It's similar. What I've heard when they talk about like Navy seals, about how a lot of them aren't like necessarily the best at everything, but same thing like with the dogs totally translates to a sports team or a business or whatever.When you have communication, when you have effort, when you have all that it's um, and it's a big thing for a team. I think it's a great. Great lesson in great words. And see, I hear that, man. I hear that. And I, I get convicted. I get convicted, man. I'm a fucking, I get turned on fire inside. I burn inside a burn bro, a fucking burn.And I, and I, and I sit down and listen to that and I go, where am I at on that? Fucking, where am I at serious? I don't fucking play games with his shit. I asked myself, where am I at? You know, it's not a joke to me. It's not a game to me. It's not a fucking, this is why sometimes right? I go over the top, right?I think in my cell phone, I see this shit. I get so fucking crazy. And I think to myself, like, you know, my legal team, my podcast team, my family team, where am I at? Am I communicating? Am I showing up every day with a high energy, high effort. Right? Wow. I can think about what we're going to do with this motivation.I think about this audio book. I think about fucking knowledge. I think about all the shit I go through to be able to show up here with fucking things. It ain't something that come natural to me. It seems like it does because I put so much work in man. When I was in school, do you know that they used to shit on me for the, my writing is the shit on me.I hated English. I hated English at UC Berkeley. I hated English. I had to go to a substitute school for one semester because my writing was sub par. I was raised on the resume. And then I was raised at one and one of the worst high schools in America called five high school. If you're listening to this five high school, you're a shithole Podunk loser teachers' loser system.Really the name of the school, five high school fuck five high school. And I, I was at, I had to go to CSU Hayward for one quarter, work them to like writing essays and stuff like that. That's right. Yeah, that's right. And you know, there was an old lady, professor smelled like pee BP, and I wrote my fucking paper right when she was serious.And she was one of these, these fucking old ladies with the fucking chain on her goddamn. Okay. And she pulled me aside secretly and say, come into my office. I need to talk to you about your paper. And I thought I was going to get her in a war. That's a dumb, I am. Well, no, because it's one thing to know the subject and like, but you have to know how to set up an actual paper and an essay and stuff like that.Is that kinda what happened? Like you knew the shit, but she was like, you're fucking, what is your purpose in telling me that what, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not getting mad. I was asking, you know, why would you, why would you add that comment right here? Not, not, not for, not for a podcast reason. I'm asking like emotionally or inner, what was that comment?So, oh no, I, I I've had experience with that way back in the day. And, and it was, um, an issue for me too and writing papers. So that's why I was sharing that. That's why I said that. Cause it kinda felt like you were relieving the pressure on me a little bit. Well, you know, the subject you Mohan, you just don't know how to set it up yet.Right? Cause I said I was so dumb. I thought I was going to get. I thought she was pulling me aside to say, man, you rat like Billy, the kid shoots. And when I walked in there and she looked at me and she said, you think you're going to get into Berkeley? Right. Oh, you know, you think you're going to get into Berkeley right in like that.And she pointed out the stuff and it was embarrassing. Oh bro. My fucking spine curdled. I have fought tooth and nail every step of the way to become a better writer. And I'm still not that great, but I'm better now. I only bring that up to say that I put a lot of energy into all this. The thing that does come easy to me talking that comes easy to me, but the other shit don't.So I'm asking you Schwartz, when you hear all this. What is an area in your life that you feel like I can level up Jesus so many, but I I'm trying to level up recently on just taking care of my, my mental health. Um, so that's, that's an area right now that I'm trying to, I'm actively trying to work on. And in what way are you going to take care?Of what way have you not been taking care of your mental health? Well, I've been not setting boundaries with family members, um, and, or setting the boundaries, but not unfortunately, due to some, you know, a lot of dysfunction, there's a dance that I've gotten in with certain family members where, whether it's consciously or subconsciously.They know, regardless of me screaming to them, telling them that I can't do it, that when it comes down to it, I will do it. And no matter me saying, no, no, no, I can't do this anymore. It's bad for me. I can't, you know, and they'll know that I'll do it. And the other fucked up part is that I know that I'll do it.Right. It's part of you doing it saying you can't do it. Right. And it's, and it's really, really fucked up. And it's gone on for a lot of years and um, wait, stop. Why are you going to do it? Why am I going to do it? Yes. Because, um, because I, I deserve to have that and to care enough about myself to do that in the main, why are you going?Why when you say I can't do it, you and everybody guilt. So guilt comes from committing a crime. Or, uh, violating a rule. Right? So what crime or rule did you violate for you to have the guilt to make you do something you don't want to do? No, it's just, it's, it's like inherent in me to not, to, to not have to be there for family and stuff like that.Do you feel that you're the last house on the block to be there for people who are just going to use you use you up and let you die at cancer and they are going to be gone already and you ain't going to, you're going to be alone. So what is it that you've done that has led you to be in a situation where you're the last house on the block for people who ain't going to be there for you?I don't know. I haven't done anything to, I got a question just the right along those lines in. Um, the question might be, when was it that you forgot in this whole equation? That this was your life? Oh, like your life, right? I don't know. I don't know, man, to be honest with you, but I know they do a lot of living for others.I'm at oh 100%. I am, but I'm actually like really happy about some recent tough developments that have, you know, kind of, no, the question was, how old do you think you were when yo

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 Bonne année !  Dans cette édition particulière, nous nous sommes réunies avec Claire Fillet, la jolie joaillière podcasteuse de Rubis sur canapé pour vous souhaiter en particulier une très, très bonne année 2021. Parce que nous sommes les podcasteuses de la joaillerie, il était important, toutes les deux, de vous souhaiter à vous les amoureux du bijou, une très jolie année.  Ensemble nous vous souhaitons de l'innovation (cette année nous a entraîné à cela), de l'apaisement parce qu'avec une année aussi compliquée, on espère bien que l'année suivante sera infiniment plus calme. Et surtout, de l'amour, parce que c'est avec amour que nous faisons nos podcasts, parce que nous vous aimons et que c'est l'amour du bijou qui nous rassemble. Nous vous souhaitons aussi de la passion afin d'avoir toujours des paillettes plein les yeux, et aussi de garder votre sang froid dans ces temps difficiles car la roue tourne, et la joie permet de doper son énergie et sa motivation. ! Quand j'ai demandé à Claire ce qu'elle souhaitait personnellement pour cette année, elle m'a annoncé un heureux évènement pour le printemps. Félicitations Claire ! En retour je me souhaite que mes 3 grands restent « bien droits dans leurs bottes » et qu'ils réussissent tous leurs examens ! Que pouvons-nous vous souhaiter personnellement ? Quand Claire m'a demandé quels étaient mes souhaits professionnels je lui ai dévoilé que j'étais en train de créer mon studio de création de podcasts pour les joailliers et de réaliser de nouveaux concepts de mise en voix des bijoux sur les sites Internet. Donc, bien sûr, je souhaite que ça marche ! Aussitôt Claire s'est exclamé que c'était un super projet et qu'elle me soutenait à 100 pour 100 ! Elle est vraiment adorable ! Ses projets professionnel pour 2021 sont de continuer son aventure Firo (sa Maison de joaillerie), avec sa super associée Aurore, pour réaliser encore plus de nouvelles bagues de fiançailles, des alliances, et des projets sur mesure, afin de rendre heureux ses clients encore plus nombreux et de les accueillir avec plaisir dans leur atelier. Et aussi, bien sûr, elle projette de continuer son podcast, tellement riche en nouvelles rencontres et expériences. Que pouvons-nous vous souhaiter professionnellement ? Toutes les 2, nous vous souhaitons une année pleine de sororité, comme nous venons de le faire ensemble, une année pleine de sérénité et une année pleine de sérendipité parce que ce sont les rencontres qui fabriquent les nouveaux projets. Belle année 2021 et à bientôt ! Site Twitter Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Musique : Allan Deschamp, 0 le Sign 

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  Aujourd'hui, je vous propose un nouvel épisode du podcast « il était une fois le bijou » le podcast thématique qui raconte les plus belles histoires des bijoux. Je ne sais pas si vous vous souvenez mais ce format vous proposait de faire le tour d'un sujet autour du bijou et comme je l'avais lancé le 14 février le thème était l'amour. L'historienne Christine Masseron nous avait parlé de l'histoire des bijoux d'amour, puis Marc Lauer qui exprime son amour du savoir-faire joaillier en créant Les Ateliers du créateur,  un espace de coworking pour que les jeunes joailliers puissent louer un établi et travailler nous avait fait découvrir les bruits de l'atelier de joaillerie. Et je vous avais aussi présenté Claire Fillet, la co-créatrice de la marque Firo qui réalise des bagues de fiançailles et des alliances et qui par amour des bijoux a également créé le premier podcast sur les bijoux qui s'appelle « Rubis sur canapé ». La semaine prochaine je vous retrouverai pour le 60e épisode du podcast le bijou comme un bisou. Mais cette semaine dans ce 4e épisode consacré à l'amour des bijoux, je vous emmène à la rencontre de d'Antoine Chapoutot, un joaillier qui nous raconte l'amour qui conduit les clients à lui demander de créer des bijoux, les pierres qu'il aime, le style qu'il affectionne et sa conviction que l'amour comme le bijou est immarcescible. Immarcescible est un mot qu'il aime et qui veut dire qui ne se flétrit pas. N'est-ce pas un joli gage d'amour ! Je suis Anne Desmarest de Jotemps, amoureuse des mots et passionnée du bijou. Êtes-vous prêt à écouter cette belle histoire de bijoux ? Commençons : il était une fois… Le Bijou. Je vous souhaite une jolie semaine et vous donne rendez-vous dimanche prochain, cette fois pour le format un bijou comme un bisou. Si cette histoire vous a plu, mettez plein de petites étoiles sur apple podcast, ou des cœurs sur les autres applications et les réseaux sociaux d'Il était une fois le bijou et vos encouragements brilleront pour moi comme des joyaux ! A dimanche pour une prochaine histoire de bijou Site Twitter Facebook Instagram LinkedIn

Relationships are critically important to success at work yet they are fraught with challenges. What is it that makes relationships so complicated? Where do we get stuck? What can we do to make relationships easier? Ultimately, how can we have a more positive impact on the organizational culture?

Relationships are critically important to success at work yet they are fraught with challenges. What is it that makes relationships so complicated? Where do we get stuck? What can we do to make relationships easier? Ultimately, how can we have a more positive impact on the organizational culture?