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KICK IT TO SCOOPS S4 EP19- "Saints with the HIEST OF THE CENTURY, PHILLIPOU IS BACK" https://youtu.be/zFFyJt6KTN8?si=yAV33RUC-H42AMJN Scoops Goes Bang - Andrew Dillion saying umpiring is the "Best" he's ever seen - Atrocious free ride Swans got this week with umpires - Zerk Thatcher hit on Aaron Naughton Team of the Week, Supercoach Talk, Review and Preview Round games and so much more. Please subscribe if you haven't already and leave a like on this video and share it around. #afl

Amazon AntiTrust Lawsuit Roundtable with Steve Simonson, Tim Jordan, Adam Hiest, Liran Hirschkorn and Paul Rafelson   Today, I am joined by Steve Simonson, Tim Jordan, Adam Hiest, Liran Hirschkorn and Paul Rafelson. The topic of this roundtable is the lawsuit filed by the FTC which has been gaining momentum over the last few days.   Key parts of the lawsuit   Anti-Discounting Measures: Amazon's fair pricing policy makes it impossible for sellers to offer lower prices on competing platforms.    Prime Eligibility: It's claimed that Amazon conditions a seller's ability to have their products marked as "Prime" on using Amazon's fulfilment service, which can be costly.      Search Result Biases: There are concerns that Amazon might be prioritising its own products in search results, even if other products are of better quality.   High Fees for Sellers: The FTC points out that Amazon charges various fees to sellers, which can amount to nearly 50% of their total revenues.   Degrading the customer experience by replacing relevant, organic search results with paid advertisements—and deliberately increasing junk ads that worsen search quality and frustrate both shoppers seeking products and sellers who are promised a return on their advertising purchase.   Amazon's surmised response?   Amazon is contesting a lawsuit filed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), arguing that the lawsuit is misguided and would, if successful, harm consumers and the many businesses that sell on Amazon.   1. *Customer-Centric Innovations:*    - Amazon believes its innovations and customer-centric focus have benefited consumers through low prices and increased competition in the retail industry.    - The company has cooperated with the FTC in the past and respects its role in protecting consumers and promoting competition.   2. *Misguided Lawsuit:*    - The current lawsuit by the FTC is seen as a radical departure from its role, with Amazon arguing that it is misguided and would force Amazon to engage in practices that actually harm consumers and businesses, such as featuring higher prices and making Prime more expensive and less convenient.   3. *Allegations of Anticompetitive Practices:*    - The FTC alleges that Amazon's pricing practices, Fulfilment by Amazon offering, and Amazon Prime are anticompetitive, revealing a fundamental misunderstanding of retail by the Commission.    - Amazon argues that its model is pro-competitive, and the lawsuit could negatively impact consumers and businesses selling on Amazon.   4. *Low Prices and Competitive Offers:*    - Amazon is proud of the low prices and competitive offers it provides to customers and has enabled third-party businesses to sell their products alongside Amazon's.    - The company invests in tools and education to help third-party businesses offer competitive prices and does not highlight or promote offers that are not competitively priced.   5. *Support to Independent Sellers:*    - Amazon has lots independent businesses selling on its platform and provides support and services to help them succeed.    - The company has invested billions in resources and services to support sellers at every stage of their journey, providing them with data, insights, and various features to manage their businesses effectively.   6. *Fulfilment by Amazon (FBA):*    - FBA is an optional service where Amazon handles product storage, packaging, shipping, returns, and customer service, allowing sellers to focus on growing their businesses.    - Amazon argues that FBA is competitively priced and offers significant benefits to independent businesses, contributing to job creation and investments in the economy.   7. *Innovation and Amazon Prime:*    - Amazon continues to innovate to delight customers, with Prime being a prime example, offering more than just free shipping.    - The company has invested in making Prime better for customers, achieving faster shipping speeds and allowing sellers to offer Prime shipping on their own sites, which has been beneficial to both consumers and sellers.     8. *Thriving Retail Industry:*    - Amazon operates in a vibrant and varied retail industry where over 80% of all retail products are still bought in physical stores.    - The company argues that the FTC's complaint grossly mischaracterizes the retail industry and ignores the dynamic competition that benefits consumers, with numerous options available to consumers and sellers.    - Amazon sees itself as a part of a massive and robust retail market and not as a monopolistic entity, with the FTC attempting to narrowly define markets to make Amazon appear more dominant than it is.   9. *Commitment to Consumers and Sellers:*    - Amazon is proud of its role in spurring low prices, innovation, and competition across retail.    - The company fundamentally disagrees with the FTC's allegations and approach to antitrust, vowing to contest the lawsuit and continue inventing to put consumers and businesses first.    - Amazon believes that the FTC's approach, if successful, would harm consumers, hurt independent businesses, and upend long-standing and well-considered doctrines.   Final Summary: Amazon is defending its practices and innovations, asserting that they have always been in favor of consumers and sellers, providing low prices, options, and competition in the retail market. The company sees the FTC lawsuit as fundamentally flawed, misrepresenting the retail industry and Amazon's role in it. Amazon is committed to contesting the lawsuit, maintaining that the success of the FTC in this case would result in anti-consumer and anti-competitive outcomes, harming both consumers and the independent businesses selling on Amazon.

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In this episode of the podcast we discussed -1:00 - Dappers new podcast and TV comeback AND new tour. :00 - Dapper is now teetotal. How he did it?13:00 - How to motivate yourself to go to the gym?16:00 - KSI using a racial slur.18:00 - Darius' previous career as a wrestler. 23:00 - Dappers' morning routine. 28:00 - Dappers' new film - The Hiest. 31:00 - How Dapper has been blacklisted by film distributors. 35:00 - What is it like doing stand up to people who don't know who you are?40:00 - What it is like doing DMT and how it got Dapper to go sober.58:00 - Is going sober worth it? #3SpeechPod #comedy #DapperLaughs

Oceans 24... The ATM Heist, Merit vs Equality, Elon Musk revealing the whole story behind Twitter's suppression of the Hunter Biden storySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Here we come up with our Originals Series : THE ROYAL HIEST CREATED AND PRODUCED BY AJAY TAMBE (Host/Producer). THE ROYAL HIEST IS STORY OF 4 UNEMPLOYED GRADUATES PLANS TO STEAL THE ROYAL CROWN

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Quint is hired to steal important information for the government, he hides it in an experimental vehicle called the Black Moon, which is then stolen by a car thief. This is Black Moon Rising (1986), an action, drama, starring Tommy Lee Jones, Linda Hamilton, Robert Vaughn, and Bubba Smith based on a script by John Carpenter. Join Invasion of the Remake as we step it into high gear and remake this forgotten 80s action flick for a new generation.   Support independent podcasts like ours by telling your friends and family how to find us at places like Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tune In Radio, RadioPublic, BluBrry, Libsyn, YouTube, iHeartRadio and all the best podcast providers. Spread the love! Like, share and subscribe! You can also help out the show with a positive review and a 5-star rating over on iTunes. We want to hear from you and your opinions will help shape the future of the show. Your ratings and reviews also help others find the show. Their "earballs" will thank you. Follow us on Twitter: @InvasionRemake Like and share us on Facebook & Instagram: Invasion of the Remake Email us your questions, suggestions, corrections, challenges and comments: invasionoftheremake@gmail.com

We are now doing themed episodes! For our first one, we talk about the excellently planned and executed Bangladesh Cyber Robbery and the amazing story of the Antwerp Diamond Heist with all of it's unexpected turns. Unfortunately Jem couldn't be with us but she'll be with us next time!Favourite quote: They found the master key! ~ Chris Music: Creeper by Oliver Lyu

“Are you going to cut off his head?”  “Yeah, this isn’t my first time dismembering someone. Remember?”  “I know, she was a lot thinner though.” James laughed as he worked the blade, saying, “Not that much thinner.”  Paul Heatley brings his twisted version of boy meets girl in Lady's Choice. In part 9 of The New Mexico Institute of Re-Animation James and Denise fight for their lives.

Ep 43: Movies, Sony/Disney Divorce and Tokyo Hiest by Kill Box Podcast

DB Cooper. The name itself is enough to get everyone talking. He is or was a man who possibly got away with ransoming the government for $200,000 (over a million today) while on an airplane in 1971. He jumped from the plane and was never seen again. He was never brought to justice and probably never will. Did he survive the jump? Do we now know who he is? Join us on this episode of Conspiracy Asylum!!

Thanks to a listener submission from Kevin C., we drink the absinthe laced Inside Job cocktail while talking about the Pappy Van Winkle bourbon heist and the Trojan Horse legend. Drinking: The Inside Job 2 oz. Bourbon 1/2 oz. Maraschino Liqueur 1/2 oz. Simple Syrup 1 dash Angostura Bitters 1 dash Absinthe Add all ingredients to mixing glass filled with ice. Stir, and strain into an old fashioned glass filled with ice. Garnish with a cherry and an orange twist.

The Vegas Film Critic (Jeffrey K. Howard) sits down with actress Maggie Grace, to talk about her new action thriller, The Hurricane Heist.

I got this small rubber ball to squeeze to strengthen the muscles in my left hand, when I started playing guitar again a couple years ago after a 40-year “break.” You want your copy to be as strong as possible, too. Remember that good copy has a job to do… to move qualified prospects to take action. That takes muscle! Today’s episode tells you how to make your copy more muscular. Copy is powerful. You’re responsible for how you use what you hear on this podcast. Most of the time, common sense is all you need. But if you make extreme claims… and/or if you’re writing copy for offers in highly regulated industries like health, finance, and business opportunity… you may want to get a legal review after you write and before you start using your copy. My larger clients do this all the time. These are seven easy-to-use tips. You might want to cut and paste the show notes from our home site, copywriterspodcast.com, and make yourself a little checklist. Use the checklist to go over your copy after you’ve written it, to make it more muscular. I’ll give you two tips, and then five more from three great books… we’ll include the titles and amazon links in show notes. The books are: The Art of Plain Talk, by Rudolph Flesch; Writing Tools, by Roy Peter Clark; and The Magic Power of Emotional Appeal, by Roy Garn. TIP 1. Your first tip for making your writing more muscular comes directly from me. In fact, I used my recently strengthened left hand to type this up for the show notes: Use active verbs / active sentences / and write about things the reader or listener can easily visualize. Example: The Copywriting Podcast is listened to by thousands of people. // weak, passive Thousands of people listen to the Copywriting Podcast. // strong, active TIP 2. From me: Short words / short sentences / short paragraphs — but do mix it up. If every word, sentence and paragraph is short, your copy quickly becomes boring and ineffective. But do what you can to keep your writing clear and understandable by using simple words, sentences and paragraphs more often than not. Complexity creates confusion in the prospect’s mind – and the confused mind does not buy. TIP 3. In Rudolph Flesch’s The Art of Plain Talk, slavishly follow these rules from the Chapter “Gadgets of Language,” where Flesch is quoting another author, H.W. Fowler, in his book “The King’s English”: These five rules: ⁃ Prefer the familiar word to the far-fetched. ⁃ Prefer the concrete word to the abstract. ⁃ Prefer the single word to the circumlocution. ⁃ Prefer the short word to the long. ⁃ Prefer the Saxon word to the Romance. Let’s look at a couple of these. Prefer the concrete word to the abstract: For weight loss. Abstract: You can see impressive results in less than a month. Concrete: You can drop three dress sizes in less than a month. For Facebook advertising, Romance word: On Facebook, you’ll experience more transactions with the same ad spend. For Facebook advertising, Saxon word: On Facebook, you’ll kill it more often with the same ad spend. Note: To get you started on this, there’s a Wikipedia page on words with Anglo-Saxon origin. Link in the show notes. TIP 4. From Rudolph Flesch again, Chapter 4, “The Grammar of Gossip” Always put people in your writing, as often as possible. It makes the writing more interesting and keeps the reader engaged. “The thing to do in such a situation is to go through the text sentence by sentence and to look for the logical-not the grammatical-subject. After a while you will discover that the logical subject is always a person and that every sentence can be written so that this person is mentioned.” Non-people: The critique was so effective that when the ideas were put into effect, the conversion rate on the VSL more than doubled. A person: Brett took the ideas from my critique and put them to work. The ideas were so effective that Brett doubled his conversion rate on the VSL. TIP 5. From Roy Peter Clark: Put your strongest words at the start and end of each sentence. (example - before and after) TIP 6. From Roy Peter Clark: Use internal cliffhangers. Keeps ‘em reading! TIP 7. From Roy Garn: Use the most powerful Emotional Appeals as often as you can, logically and plausibly. The four most powerful Emotional Appeals are: - Self-preservation - Money - Romance - Recognition This is practically a full copywriting course in itself. Self-preservation can mean survival, or immortality, or even keeping your job. Money… well, as Danny DeVito said in the movie The Hiest, “That’s why they call it money!” Romance is of course love and sex, but it’s also taking an ordinary idea and making it special, like the experience of driving a new car and making it romantic. Recognition can include prestige, appealing a person’s sense of identity, and personalizing a message by using a person’s name. So that wraps up Writing with Muscle. Learn to use these tips and with practice, they’ll become habits. Next time: Increasing Perceived Value Books and links The Art of Plain Talk, by Rudolph Flesch http://a.co/3xPclwa The Art of Plain Talk, by Rudolph Flesch Writing Tools, by Roy Peter Clark The Magic Power of Emotional Appeal, by Roy Garn Wikipedia page on words of Anglo-Saxon OriginDownload.

I got this small rubber ball to squeeze to strengthen the muscles in my left hand, when I started playing guitar again a couple years ago after a 40-year “break.” You want your copy to be as strong as possible, too. Remember that good copy has a job to do… to move qualified prospects to take action. That takes muscle! Today’s episode tells you how to make your copy more muscular. Copy is powerful. You’re responsible for how you use what you hear on this podcast. Most of the time, common sense is all you need. But if you make extreme claims… and/or if you’re writing copy for offers in highly regulated industries like health, finance, and business opportunity… you may want to get a legal review after you write and before you start using your copy. My larger clients do this all the time. These are seven easy-to-use tips. You might want to cut and paste the show notes from our home site, copywriterspodcast.com, and make yourself a little checklist. Use the checklist to go over your copy after you’ve written it, to make it more muscular. I’ll give you two tips, and then five more from three great books… we’ll include the titles and amazon links in show notes. The books are: The Art of Plain Talk, by Rudolph Flesch; Writing Tools, by Roy Peter Clark; and The Magic Power of Emotional Appeal, by Roy Garn. TIP 1. Your first tip for making your writing more muscular comes directly from me. In fact, I used my recently strengthened left hand to type this up for the show notes: Use active verbs / active sentences / and write about things the reader or listener can easily visualize. Example: The Copywriting Podcast is listened to by thousands of people. // weak, passive Thousands of people listen to the Copywriting Podcast. // strong, active TIP 2. From me: Short words / short sentences / short paragraphs — but do mix it up. If every word, sentence and paragraph is short, your copy quickly becomes boring and ineffective. But do what you can to keep your writing clear and understandable by using simple words, sentences and paragraphs more often than not. Complexity creates confusion in the prospect’s mind – and the confused mind does not buy. TIP 3. In Rudolph Flesch’s The Art of Plain Talk, slavishly follow these rules from the Chapter “Gadgets of Language,” where Flesch is quoting another author, H.W. Fowler, in his book “The King’s English”: These five rules: ⁃ Prefer the familiar word to the far-fetched. ⁃ Prefer the concrete word to the abstract. ⁃ Prefer the single word to the circumlocution. ⁃ Prefer the short word to the long. ⁃ Prefer the Saxon word to the Romance. Let’s look at a couple of these. Prefer the concrete word to the abstract: For weight loss. Abstract: You can see impressive results in less than a month. Concrete: You can drop three dress sizes in less than a month. For Facebook advertising, Romance word: On Facebook, you’ll experience more transactions with the same ad spend. For Facebook advertising, Saxon word: On Facebook, you’ll kill it more often with the same ad spend. Note: To get you started on this, there’s a Wikipedia page on words with Anglo-Saxon origin. Link in the show notes. TIP 4. From Rudolph Flesch again, Chapter 4, “The Grammar of Gossip” Always put people in your writing, as often as possible. It makes the writing more interesting and keeps the reader engaged. “The thing to do in such a situation is to go through the text sentence by sentence and to look for the logical-not the grammatical-subject. After a while you will discover that the logical subject is always a person and that every sentence can be written so that this person is mentioned.” Non-people: The critique was so effective that when the ideas were put into effect, the conversion rate on the VSL more than doubled. A person: Brett took the ideas from my critique and put them to work. The ideas were so effective that Brett doubled his conversion rate on the VSL. TIP 5. From Roy Peter Clark: Put your strongest words at the start and end of each sentence. (example - before and after) TIP 6. From Roy Peter Clark: Use internal cliffhangers. Keeps ‘em reading! TIP 7. From Roy Garn: Use the most powerful Emotional Appeals as often as you can, logically and plausibly. The four most powerful Emotional Appeals are: - Self-preservation - Money - Romance - Recognition This is practically a full copywriting course in itself. Self-preservation can mean survival, or immortality, or even keeping your job. Money… well, as Danny DeVito said in the movie The Hiest, “That’s why they call it money!” Romance is of course love and sex, but it’s also taking an ordinary idea and making it special, like the experience of driving a new car and making it romantic. Recognition can include prestige, appealing a person’s sense of identity, and personalizing a message by using a person’s name. So that wraps up Writing with Muscle. Learn to use these tips and with practice, they’ll become habits. Next time: Increasing Perceived Value Books and links The Art of Plain Talk, by Rudolph Flesch http://a.co/3xPclwa The Art of Plain Talk, by Rudolph Flesch Writing Tools, by Roy Peter Clark The Magic Power of Emotional Appeal, by Roy Garn Wikipedia page on words of Anglo-Saxon OriginDownload.

Every Saturday, Nick In Time #Dj Set with exclusive New Tracks, #Remixes, #Mashup, VS, and exclusive content! Only #Techno ! This week : tracks from excellent producers as Vincent Hiest, Thomas Evans, Jickow,... and a remix made in da studio for Maxime Iron ! Enjoy! Links : www.facebook.com/nickintime @nick-in-time www.instagram.com/nick_in_time_/ www.facebook.com/NickInTimePage/ www.youtube.com/channel/UC3vSonzgVzkQxvAmDlGyPxw www.beatport.com/artist/nick-in-time/43960 twitter.com/Nick_In_Time

Every week-end, Nick In Time #Dj Set with exclusive New Tracks, #Remixes, #Mashup, VS, and exclusive content! Only #Techno ! This week : tracks from Maxime Iron, Vincent Hiest & Digital Session promo remix for Nanter & Nico Mirabello, Spiros Kaloumenos, Volodia Rizak & Sopik, Maetrik, Binaryh,… Enjoy!