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Music behind DJ: Kalox Rhythm Boys Band - "Getting It On" [0:00:00] Mac Wiseman - "One Mint Julep" [0:03:46] Jimmie Rodgers - "Load 'Em Up (An' Keep On Steppin')" [0:06:38] Nan Wynn with Orchestra and Chorus - "Hands Off" [0:08:35] George Jones - "You Win Again" - My Favorites of Hank Williams [0:12:22] Blackjack Wayne - "Life Sure Changes" [0:13:49] Music behind DJ: Kalox Rhythm Boys Band - "Getting It On" [0:16:00] Jerry Lee Lewis and his Pumping Piano - "Break-Up" [0:19:00] Kitty Wells - "Lonely Side of Town" - After Dark [0:21:49] Chuck Wiley - "I Love You So Much" [0:24:28] Faron Young - "It's a Great Life (If You Don't Weaken)" - This Is Faron Young! [0:27:01] Barbara Wright - "Mule Skinner Blues" [0:28:53] Music behind DJ: Kalox Rhythm Boys Band - "Getting It On" [0:31:35] Kent Westberry - "Married To A Juke Box" [0:35:13] Eugene Leonard - "That's What Makes Me Feel This Way" [0:37:53] Francis Lanier - "Here Is My Heart" [0:40:14] Larry Wheeler - "You Can't Lose Me" [0:42:51] Don Rich and the Buckaroos - "Lay A Little Light On Me" [0:45:06] Music behind DJ: Kalox Rhythm Boys Band - "Getting It On" [0:47:31] Bernie Waldon - "Bright Lights And Go Go Girls" [0:49:54] Hoyt Axton - "L. A. Town" [0:52:18] Hal Willis - "Doggin' In The U.S. Mail" [0:54:51] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/141866

Music behind DJ: Kalox Rhythm Boys Band - "Getting It On" [0:00:00] Mac Wiseman - "One Mint Julep" [0:03:46] Jimmie Rodgers - "Load 'Em Up (An' Keep On Steppin')" [0:06:38] Nan Wynn with Orchestra and Chorus - "Hands Off" [0:08:35] George Jones - "You Win Again" - My Favorites of Hank Williams [0:12:22] Blackjack Wayne - "Life Sure Changes" [0:13:49] Music behind DJ: Kalox Rhythm Boys Band - "Getting It On" [0:16:00] Jerry Lee Lewis and his Pumping Piano - "Break-Up" [0:19:00] Kitty Wells - "Lonely Side of Town" - After Dark [0:21:49] Chuck Wiley - "I Love You So Much" [0:24:28] Faron Young - "It's a Great Life (If You Don't Weaken)" - This Is Faron Young! [0:27:01] Barbara Wright - "Mule Skinner Blues" [0:28:53] Music behind DJ: Kalox Rhythm Boys Band - "Getting It On" [0:31:35] Kent Westberry - "Married To A Juke Box" [0:35:13] Eugene Leonard - "That's What Makes Me Feel This Way" [0:37:53] Francis Lanier - "Here Is My Heart" [0:40:14] Larry Wheeler - "You Can't Lose Me" [0:42:51] Don Rich and the Buckaroos - "Lay A Little Light On Me" [0:45:06] Music behind DJ: Kalox Rhythm Boys Band - "Getting It On" [0:47:31] Bernie Waldon - "Bright Lights And Go Go Girls" [0:49:54] Hoyt Axton - "L. A. Town" [0:52:18] Hal Willis - "Doggin' In The U.S. Mail" [0:54:51] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/141866

For most women, I don't think we think about losing our lives to heart disease. I think many women worry more about cancer? As a nurse practitioner, I see this every day with my patients, most of them fear breast cancer more than a heart attack, yet heart disease kills women at a rate seven times higher than breast cancer. In fact, one in all female deaths, is due to cardiovascular disease CAD. In general, Cardiovascular disease accounts for more deaths than cancer, accidents, and chronic respiratory issues combined. In The U. S. there are 2200 deaths a day due to CAD which is 1 death every 40 seconds. Needless to say, all of us need to perk up our ears, and our heart and have a better awareness of the risk factors that could impact our own heart health, and what we can do to modify those risks. Literally, our heart beats without resting a moment for each of us. It is the vital organ constantly pumping life through our arteries and veins every second, every minute of the day, so let's take a few minutes to have an awareness of the impact of heart disease particularly in women. Let's start a conversation with ourselves, our healthcare providers, and our loved ones about what steps we can take to keep our hearts pumping happily and healthily for a lifetime! Medical disclaimer: The information presented in The Hormone Genius Podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for actual medical or mental health advice from a doctor, psychologist, or any other medical or mental health professional.

Building a congregation during today's turbulent and polarizing times, Reverend Malone Gilliam isbucking the trend. He expounds on today's challenges to receive, live, and share the life of Christ. Fromhis frat days at University of the South (where he met his wife and earned a six-pack of beer at the sametime) to rejoining St. George's, Gilliam reveals his biggest influences in shaping his sermons.AMONG THE TOPICS: THE OTHER TRINITY; GOD, MUSIC, BEER. WHAT IS FUTURE TRIPPING? WHAT IS U.K. IN THE U.K?DON'T TALK TO YOURSELF AND ALICE COOPER AND ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER.

Building a congregation during today's turbulent and polarizing times, Reverend Malone Gilliam isbucking the trend. He expounds on today's challenges to receive, live, and share the life of Christ. Fromhis frat days at University of the South (where he met his wife and earned a six-pack of beer at the sametime) to rejoining St. George's, Gilliam reveals his biggest influences in shaping his sermons.AMONG THE TOPICS: THE OTHER TRINITY; GOD, MUSIC, BEER. WHAT IS FUTURE TRIPPING? WHAT IS U.K. IN THE U.K?DON'T TALK TO YOURSELF AND ALICE COOPER AND ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER.

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https://www.swarthmore.edu/bulletin/archive/summer-2017-issue-iv-volume-cxiv/american-tiger.html     Tracy McManus from the Times came out to do a follow up story on the Dade City Wild Things debacle. Later I emailed her with this:   I just came across this article, that may be of interest to you.   Bill and Kiz came to us in 2011 looking for the cubs they had known in 1996 (Andre, Arthur & Amanda and some others)  The cats had been rescued from a backyard breeder in NJ in 2003 https://bigcatrescue.org/joan-byron-marasek-tigers-only-preservation-society/ and sent to a sanctuary in TX.   By 2011 the Texas facility was in bankruptcy and animal protection groups, including HSUS and IFAW were desperately trying to relocate 400 lions, tigers, bears, chimps, etc.  They were down to the last 7 tigers when Bill Nimmo came to Big Cat Rescue and asked me to help him find the cats he used to know.   We were in the process of transporting a cougar from a woman who had died, leaving 20+ cats in a dilapidated horse barn in her back yard, to a good sanctuary out in Nevada called Wildlife Haven.  The owner had the space, but not the staff to transport the cat.  On the trip back, my daughter, Jamie Veronica, stopped by Wild Animal Orphanage in San Antonio, TX to take photos of the last remaining tigers and see if she could stripe match them against the photos Bill and Kiz had of the cubs from 1996.   Astonishingly, Arthur, Andre and Amanda were still alive and still together.  Bill and Kiz paid all of the expenses to rescue those three and sent them to us where they continue to support the cats.  They weren't going to leave 4 other tigers behind, so they rescued them and sent them to Carolina Tiger Rescue in N.C.   Kiz' story picks up from there about how finding those long lost cats changed their lives and the trajectory of their retirement.  The Colorado rescue she speaks about is where the cats you met today, Gabrielle, Andy, Seth and Priya (who we passed but didn't visit) all came from.   http://bulletin.swarthmore.edu/summer-2017-issue-iv-volume-cxiv/american-tiger   American Tiger   In worn-out Levi's, Kizmin Reeves '72 ignored the bracing Colorado cold. As the wind struck in sharp, punchy gusts, she leaned closer to the chain-link fence, talking quietly with 4-year-old Waldo, a tiger pacing at the cage's edge.   He lifted his chin and chuffed, a rush of throaty air. Reassuring the 500-pound animal, she eyed the cramped dirt yard behind him that was his home.   For now.   Not long ago, Reeves discovered the mysterious and largely unregulated world of privately owned tigers in the U.S. The rise in captive breeding and ramshackle roadside zoos tell of a sordid industry too abysmal—too dangerous—for her to turn a blind eye. Dragging this shadow world into the light, she and husband Bill Nimmo walked away from Wall Street careers to found Tigers in America, a nonprofit devoted to rescuing the magnificent, fierce—and, tragically, growing—American tiger population.   The decrepit conditions in Colorado where young Waldo was housed sum it all up. Scattered behind him were a metal beer keg, two empty bowls, and some blowing trash. Even with an injured shoulder, he relentlessly paced, like an -agitated colonel.   “A starving tiger is terrible to see,” says Reeves.   Stories like Waldo's, although they sound rare, are becoming less so. According to the World Wildlife Fund, around 3,890 tigers are left in the wild—a drop of 97 percent over the last hundred years—living in 13 countries including India, Indonesia, and China. In the U.S., however, the estimated number of tigers kept in private captivity hovers around 7,000. Only about 400 are in accredited zoos, with the rest in roadside attractions, private menageries, or kept by backyard breeders. Seven states have no laws at all on owning wild animals.   “There's no way of knowing the true extent of the problem, since no single agency tracks who keeps tigers,” says Debbie Leahy, manager of captive wildlife protection for the Humane Society of the United States.   “Injuries are inevitable,” adds Reeves, “when you put inexperienced people into direct contact with wild, big cats.”   A Kansas man, for example, kept tigers and lions in his junkyard, housed in rickety cages. In 2009 when a friend agreed to help the owner at feeding time, one of the animals shredded his arm.   Authorities arrived at the surreal scene and set in motion a series of events that are becoming more commonplace: a hurriedly placed call to a rescue organization; a pitiful, dangerous collection process; a new and daunting quest for proper shelter.   It's happening all over. In the Chicago suburb of Lockport in 2014, police arrested a man walking to a bar with a tiger cub on a six-foot leash. A New York City man kept a tiger named Ming in his apartment until it attacked him in 2003; he told doctors that his pit bull bit him, but police eventually discovered the tiger when neighbors complained. Last fall, a Texas woman was arrested for leaving her 14-year-old daughter in a house overrun with exotic animals, including three tigers, a fox, a skunk, and several monkeys.   “We typically only learn about an unlicensed person keeping pet tigers when something bad happens—such as the Zanesville, Ohio, incident where a suicidal man released nearly 50 tigers, lions, and dangerous wild animals before killing himself,” says Leahy. “Tigers in America has taken on the very difficult, labor-intensive, and expensive work of rescuing tigers from miserable conditions and relocating them to reputable sanctuaries. Many, many tigers are much better off today thanks to their hard work.”   Kizmin Reeves '72 and her husband, Bill Nimmo, started Tigers in America in 2011 to end the inhumane treatment of captive tigers.   BEFORE HER WORK with tigers, Reeves designed computer systems and owned Partners & Crime, a Manhattan mystery-themed bookstore. A lifelong bookworm and nature lover, she grew up in a log cabin in Florida, a self-proclaimed “river rat” who dug for fossils and was perpetually late for dinner.   “I went to Swarthmore as the oldest of six kids. Financial assistance made it possible,” says Reeves, who majored in art history with a minor in zoology. “The zeitgeist and challenge of being around really bright people generated a thoughtful and discussion-oriented community where my ability to question authority developed significantly.”   That came in handy on Wall Street, where she spent time on trading floors and was often the only woman there.   “In the trading world, there's a lot of adrenaline,” she says. “I saw Wall Street chew up and spit out a lot of people.”   What has become the defining mission of her and her husband's lives began somewhat by chance in 2011 when a friend called to tell them about tigers in a bankrupt Texas facility. Longtime admirers of big cats, Reeves and Nimmo had visited the tigers as cubs in 1996 when a New Jersey woman owned them. Reeves had photographed the cubs, but she and the woman had lost touch. Now, no one was willing to take the tigers—large, agitated, slated for euthanasia.   “Fifteen angry, aggressive tigers are not an asset in a bankruptcy proceeding,” Reeves says dryly.   She and Nimmo began working to find the Texas tigers homes, all the while planning to settle back into retirement in New York City afterward.   They started with a list of 130 sanctuaries, whittling it down to 30 that were reputable and placing the tigers in two of them, including a trio of siblings who were miraculously kept together. Among them was a fierce female named Amanda who bared teeth, charged fences, and generally menaced anyone on two feet—she became Reeves's favorite.   “She is so pure tiger,” she says.   But no sooner had that problem been solved than new calls came in from Ohio, Missouri, Alabama, each one regarding tigers in precarious situations with nowhere to go and no one to help.   “We didn't know that retirement would be so hard—or so rewarding,” says Nimmo. “Fortunately, our careers and education made it possible.”   “I sort of look at it like the tigers found us,” says Reeves. In her gravelly voice, she describes the situation for tigers in the United States today: “A short word would be insanity.”   Since 2011, Reeves and Nimmo's efforts have changed and saved lives. Not only do they rescue and advocate for the animals, but Tigers in America is also working with Stanford University on mapping the tiger genome.   The cubs who were rescued from a tiger-breeding facility had metabolic bone disease caused by poor nutrition. One was named in honor of Reeves.   “Kiz and Bill are animal protection heroes,” says Carson Barylak, campaigns officer for International Fund for Animal Welfare. “They're committed to rescuing big cats from inhumane private ownership situations and to advancing public policy to bring an end to irresponsible breeding, trade, and possession of these iconic animals.”   “Iconic” is a perfect description. So are “beautiful” and “fearsome.”   In a group, tigers are called an ambush. Apex predators, they hunt alone but share their kill with offspring. A tiger is a watchful, silent hunter, able to crush the skull of a cow with one strike. They eat roughly 10 pounds of meat daily, can burst to speeds of up to 40 mph, and are strong swimmers. More whimsically, in captivity they seem to like to pee in wading pools … and on unwary visitors.   “Tigers don't hold anything back,” says Reeves. It is one of the reasons she admires them. “If they are angry and they charge iron bars, they will break their teeth. They didn't evolve to be afraid of anything, yet they are incredibly graceful and strong. They are very bright, and they're great to watch when they are having fun.”   Immortalized in art, literature, and pop culture, the tiger's rank is unrivaled. In T.S. Eliot's “Gerontion,” the poet wrote: “The tiger springs in the new year. Us he devours.” William Blake's “Tyger” was burning bright. The 17th century's The Tiger Hunt by Peter Paul Rubens and the 19th century's Tiger in a Tropical Storm or Surprised! by Henri Roussseau (pictured here) illuminate the tiger's ferocity and power.   “All the myths are true,” Reeves says. “Tigers are mesmerizing, like a tractor beam.”   Sadly, their allure hasn't worked in their favor: Not only is there a lucrative global market for their body parts for trophies and for use in traditional Asian medicine, but inbreeding among captive tigers has contributed to a host of medical problems. Poor understanding of cubs' nutritional needs by ignorant or negligent breeders can lead to completely avoidable metabolic bone disease.   But when faced with any sprawling and complicated dilemma, Reeves is steely, tenacious. “I can trace a trait back to Swarthmore that still applies to what I'm doing today,” she says, “which is asking, ‘What will it take to solve this problem and how will you do that?'”   THOSE SKILLS HELPED during the tiger-breeding facility shutdown in Colorado where Waldo lived. Tigers in America partnered with Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, an Arkansas sanctuary, to provide as much on-site care and medical assistance as possible and to relocate all the tigers.   Reeves quickly sized up a wide range of injuries and neglect—three white cubs had been pulled from their mother at just a few days old, unable to stand or walk.   “Their eyes were not even open,” she says. X-rays showed their bones were almost transparent and studded with tiny fractures from poor nutrition.   Wearing a bomber jacket and hoodie, Reeves checked that her cellphone was charged and made sure there was extra rope in case a cage came loose. Among the tools on hand: a pack of tie-wires, used to help fasten visual barriers between rolling cages to prevent fights between neighbors. The volunteers, including veterinarians and drivers, were ready to rehearse their roles in moving the menagerie.   In the kitchen of a small house on the property, Reeves stood in front of a whiteboard. It was hours before the operation would start. Maps, including a spray of brightly colored sticky notes marking the location of every animal, were in place. When it came time to head to the pens, a certain quiet settled over the team. After all, their cargo was carnivorous, between 300 and 600 pounds, and very, very anxious.   “I've met a couple of bat-shit-crazy tigers—usually the product of years of abuse—who wanted to kill every living thing they could get at, and they are very scary,” says Reeves. Sometimes during a transport load, if the cats are too scared or aggressive—“the same thing, really”—the vet will dart them and then administer wake-up drugs and liquids to flush their systems of the sedative and make sure they are alert before the trip.   Reeves's role spans from the complex to the mundane: “I may have to let a vet know that a tiger is seizing, or I could be making a food run for the drivers.” If things go smoothly, the highly organized rescues lack drama: The tigers step right into their rolling transport cages, make a nest in the straw, and go to sleep. Reeves helps out when needed, and stays out of the way when not. “Mainly,” she admits, “I'm trying not to do something stupid that could put a cat or a human in danger so the experts can do their stuff.”   Aurora, a female big cat rescued from Colorado, is now healthy at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Sanctuary in Arkansas.   IN THE U.S., tigers can be purchased for as little as a few hundred dollars. Misguided consumers often buy cubs, failing to reflect on the inherent danger of possessing a wild animal and the significant size and cost of such an animal as it grows into adulthood, says Tony Eliseuson, senior staff attorney for Animal Legal Defense Fund. This means hundreds of tigers are abandoned annually.   Hi, I'm Carole Baskin and I've been writing my story since I was able to write, but when the media goes to share it, they only choose the parts that fit their idea of what will generate views.  If I'm going to share my story, it should be the whole story.  The titles are the dates things happened. If you have any interest in who I really am please start at the beginning of this playlist: http://savethecats.org/   I know there will be people who take things out of context and try to use them to validate their own misconception, but you have access to the whole story.  My hope is that others will recognize themselves in my words and have the strength to do what is right for themselves and our shared planet.     You can help feed the cats at no cost to you using Amazon Smile! Visit BigCatRescue.org/Amazon-smile   You can see photos, videos and more, updated daily at BigCatRescue.org   Check out our main channel at YouTube.com/BigCatRescue   Music (if any) from Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com) This video is for entertainment purposes only and is my opinion.  Closing graphic with permission from https://youtu.be/F_AtgWMfwrk  

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IN THE U.S., JUST EIGHT PERCENT OF PLASTIC WASTE IS RECYCLED ACCORDING TO THE EPA. TO COMBAT THIS ISSUE, SC JOHNSON HAS TEAMED UP WITH PARTNERS FROM WISCONSIN, THE MILWAUKEE BUCKS AND THE MILWAUKEE BREWERS, TO CREATE NEW RECYCLING SYSTEMS AIMED AT COLLECTING AND RECYCLING PLASTIC BOTTLES AND CUPS INTO EVERYDAY HOUSEHOLD CLEANING PRODUCTS. ALAN VANDERMOLEN OF SC JOHNSON JOINS LET'S TALK AMERICA RADIO TO DISCUSS WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CLOSED LOOP RECYCLING AND HOW POPULAR SPORTS TEAMS ARE PITCHING IN TO COMBAT PLASTIC WASTE.

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Selección de las mejores canciones de Rock de los 80s TRACKLIST: 01 - Tina Turner - The Best (Edit Version) 02 - Cher - If I Could Turn Back Time 03 - Billy Idol - Hot In The City 04 - Robert Palmer - Addicted To Love 05 - Billy Joel - A Matter Of Trust 06 - Bruce Springsteen - Glory Days 07 - The Clash - Should I Stay or Should I Go 08 - The Rolling Stones - Start Me Up 09 - INXS - Mystify 10 - Van Halen - Jump 11 - Dire Straits - Money For Nothing (Single Version) 12 - GTR - When The Heart Rules The Mind (Single Version) 13 - Bryan Adams - Summer Of '69 14 - John Mellencamp - R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A. 15 - The Outfield - Your Love 16 - The Power Station - Get It On (Bang a Gong) (7 inch) 17 - Midnight Oil - Beds Are Burning 18 - U2 - Desire 19 - Joan Jett & The Blackhearts - I Love Rock N' Roll 20 - Guns N' Roses - Welcome To The Jungle 21 - AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long 22 - The Cult - Love Removal Machine 23 - Poison - Your Mama Don't Dance

Selección de las mejores canciones de Rock de los 80s TRACKLIST: 01 - Tina Turner - The Best (Edit Version) 02 - Cher - If I Could Turn Back Time 03 - Billy Idol - Hot In The City 04 - Robert Palmer - Addicted To Love 05 - Billy Joel - A Matter Of Trust 06 - Bruce Springsteen - Glory Days 07 - The Clash - Should I Stay or Should I Go 08 - The Rolling Stones - Start Me Up 09 - INXS - Mystify 10 - Van Halen - Jump 11 - Dire Straits - Money For Nothing (Single Version) 12 - GTR - When The Heart Rules The Mind (Single Version) 13 - Bryan Adams - Summer Of '69 14 - John Mellencamp - R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A. 15 - The Outfield - Your Love 16 - The Power Station - Get It On (Bang a Gong) (7 inch) 17 - Midnight Oil - Beds Are Burning 18 - U2 - Desire 19 - Joan Jett & The Blackhearts - I Love Rock N' Roll 20 - Guns N' Roses - Welcome To The Jungle 21 - AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long 22 - The Cult - Love Removal Machine 23 - Poison - Your Mama Don't Dance

After World War I, the U.S. Navy's brief alliance with the British Royal Navy gave way to disagreements over disarmament, fleet size, interpretations of freedom of the seas, and general economic competition. This go-it-alone approach lasted until the next world war, when the U.S. Navy found itself fighting alongside the British, Canadian, Australian, and other Allied navies until the surrender of Germany and Japan. In The U.S. Navy and Its Cold War Alliances, 1945–1953, Corbin Williamson explores the transformation this cooperation brought about in the U.S. Navy's engagement with other naval forces during the Cold War. Like the onetime looming danger of Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan, growing concerns about the Soviet naval threat drew the U.S. Navy into tight relations with the British, Canadian, and Australian navies. The U.S. Navy and Its Cold War Alliances, 1945–1953, brings to light the navy-to-navy links that political concerns have kept out of the public sphere: a web of informal connections that included personnel exchanges, standardization efforts in equipment and doctrine, combined training and education, and joint planning for a war with the Soviets. Using a “history from the middle” approach, Corbin Williamson draws upon the archives of all four nations, including documents only recently declassified, to analyze the actions of midlevel officials and officers who managed and maintained these alliances on a day-to-day basis. His work highlights the impact of domestic politics and security concerns on navy-to-navy relations, even as it integrates American naval history with those of Britain, Canada, and Australia. In doing so, the book provides a valuable new perspective on the little-studied but critical transformation of the U.S. Navy's peacetime alliances during the Cold War. Corbin Williamson is assistant professor of strategy, Air War College, Montgomery, Alabama. His work has appeared in numerous publications, including books such as The Culture of Military Organizations and The Vietnam War in Popular Culture and periodicals such as the International Journal of Naval History, Diplomatic History, and Joint Force Quarterly. Corbin Williamson https://www.linkedin.com/in/corbin-williamson-39388a8/ The U.S. Navy and Its Cold War Alliances, 1945-1953 https://kansaspress.ku.edu/978-0-7006-2978-7.html

1. Scott Gale - Saved By The Bell Theme Song2. Michael Sembello - Maniac3. Peter Schilling - Major Tom (Coming Home)4. Violent Femmes - Gone Daddy Gone5. The Sparks ft Jane Weidlin - Cool Places6. Wall Of Voodoo - Mexican Radio7. Billy Idol - Rebel Yell8. John Cougar Mellencamp - R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A. 9. Tom Petty - Free Fallin10. Rush - Tom Sawyer11. Night Ranger - Sister Christian12. Don Henley - Boys Of Summer13. Pat Benatar - Love Is A Battlefield14. The Cure - Love Cats15. Howard Jones - What Is Love16. Janes Addiction - Jane_Says17. Haysi Fantayzee - Shiny Shiny18. Oingo Boingo - Grey Matter19. Stray Cats - Rock This Town20. Depeche Mode - Never Let Me Down Again21. The Alarm - Rain In the Summertime22. Dramarama - Anythingwww.djroyski.comwww.patreon.com/royskiwww.mixcloud.com/djroyskiwww.facebook.com/djroyskiwww.twitter.com/djroyski

1. Scott Gale - Saved By The Bell Theme Song2. Michael Sembello - Maniac3. Peter Schilling - Major Tom (Coming Home)4. Violent Femmes - Gone Daddy Gone5. The Sparks ft Jane Weidlin - Cool Places6. Wall Of Voodoo - Mexican Radio7. Billy Idol - Rebel Yell8. John Cougar Mellencamp - R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A. 9. Tom Petty - Free Fallin10. Rush - Tom Sawyer11. Night Ranger - Sister Christian12. Don Henley - Boys Of Summer13. Pat Benatar - Love Is A Battlefield14. The Cure - Love Cats15. Howard Jones - What Is Love16. Janes Addiction - Jane_Says17. Haysi Fantayzee - Shiny Shiny18. Oingo Boingo - Grey Matter19. Stray Cats - Rock This Town20. Depeche Mode - Never Let Me Down Again21. The Alarm - Rain In the Summertime22. Dramarama - Anythingwww.djroyski.comwww.patreon.com/royskiwww.mixcloud.com/djroyskiwww.facebook.com/djroyskiwww.twitter.com/djroyski

22 MILLION CASES AS OF TODAY 14.8 MILLION PEOPLE RECOVERED 778,000 COVID RELATED DEATHS WORLDWIDE SERIOUS CASES REPRESENT LESS THAN 1% ACCORDING THR WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION DAILY NEW CASES DROPPED BY FIFTY THOUSAND TO 198,000 NEW CASES, ITS THE FIRST TIME SINCE AUGUST 5TH THAT NEW CASE COUTS FOR ONE DAY WERE UNDER 200,000 NEW DEATHS DROPPED FOR A FIFTH STRAIGHT DAY TO JUST UNDER 4,300 WORLDWIDE... HERE AT HOME IN THE U.S. NEW CASES DROPPED SLIGHTLY TO 40,600 DAILY DEATHS UP SLIGHTLY TO 4,000 173.700 DEATHS SO FAR FROM COVID 19 IN THE U.S. JUST UNDER 2.9 MILLION HAVE RECOVERED. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

HERE IS YOUR CORONAVIRUS UPDATE BROUGHT TO YOU BY SIESTA KEY VACATIONS AT SIESTA KEY-YES.COM...JIM WATKINS … IN THE U.S. AT THIS HOUR…. 3.96 MILLION TOTAL CASES, UP NEARLY 62,000 NEW CASES SINCE MONDAY… 545, UP ABOUT 20% FROM SUNDAY, TOTAL NOW STANDS AT JUST UNDER 144,000 IN THE U.S. 1.85 MILLION PEOPLE HAVE RECOVERED IN THE U.S. TEXAS REPORTED THE MOST DEATHS WITH 118 FLORIDA WITH 90 CALIFORNIA WITH 56 LOUISIANA WITH 31 NEW JERSEY WITH 23 THE GLOBAL NUMBERS FOR THIS DAY… 614, 500 DEATHS ALMOST 9 MILLION PEOPLE HAVE RECOVERED TOTAL GLOBAL DEATHS SINCE THIS TIME YESTERDAY, JUST OVER 4,000….DOWN FROM 5,000 A DAY PREVIOUS... 14.9 TOTAL CORONAVIRUS CASES WORLDWIDE... PLANNING YOUR FALL VACATION, BOOK NOW AND GET SPECIAL RATES AT SIESTAKEYYES.COM…FLORIDA IS WAITING... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

HERE IS YOUR CORONAVIRUS UPDATE BROUGHT TO YOU BY SIESTA KEY VACATIONS AT SIESTA KEY-YES.COM...JIM WATKINS … IN THE U.S. AT THIS HOUR…. 3.9 MILLION TOTAL CASES, UP NEARLY 200,000 SINCE FRIDAY… 65,300 NEW CASES ON SUNDAY 412 NEWS DEATHS SUNDAY, TOTAL NOW STANDS AT 143,289 IN THE U.S. 1.8 MILLION PEOPLE HAVE RECOVERED… SHOUDL BE NOTED THAT FRIDAY WAS THE U.S. PEAK IN NEW CASES AT ALMOST 75,000..WE HAVE HAD TWO DOWN DAYS SINCE…LET'S HOPE THIS CONTINUES… NEW DEATHS ARE DOWN FOR A THIRD STRAIGHT DAY AT 412... FLORIDA REPORTED 12,800 NEW CASES SUNDAY…93 PEOPLE DIED SUNDAY…DOWN FROM 128 ON SATURDAY CALIFORNIA SAW OVER 8100 NEW CASES…DEATHS DROPPED FROM 91 ON SATURDAY TO 11 ON SUNDAY... TEXAS SAW A PEAK NUMBER OF CASES LAST THURSDAY AT JUST OVER 12,000…SUNDAY THEY REPORTED 8700 NEW CASES…DEATHS IN TEXAS DOWN FOR A THIRD STRAIGHT DAY AT 56 ACROSS THE STATE… NEW YORK SAW 850 NEW CASES, 19 DEATHS NEW JERSEY 47 NEW CASES AND 5 DEATHS MASSACHUSETTS WITH JUST UNDER 300 NEW CASES, 12 DEATHS… 14.7 million people diagnosed with coronavirus 610,000 people have died from illness related to covid 19 8.7 million people have recovered… on Friday we reached a peak number of new cases worldwide at 249,000 deaths are down slightly at 5,000 on sunday --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

HERE IS YOUR CORONAVIRUS UPDATE BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE HUMAN REPORT.ORG...JIM WATKINS … IN THE WORLD AT PRESENT WE ARE AT 13.5 MILLION CASES OF CORONAVIRUS... 7.9 MILLION RECOVERIES FROM COVID ALMOST 582,340 TOTAL DEATHS GLOBALLY FROM COVID 19 RELATED ILLNESS, ACCORDING THE CDC. IN THE U.S. AT THI HOUR…. 3.54 MILLION CASES 1.6 MILLION RECOVERIES 139,200 DEATHS FROM COVID NEW DEATHS WERE UP YESTERDAY TO 935 NEW CASES 14,636... ELSEWHERE IN THE U.S. CALIFORNIA SIWHT 139 TEXAS WITH 131 ARIZONA 92 ALABAMA WITH 40 NORTH CAROLINA REPORTED BY 35 DEATHS IN ONE 24 HOUR PERIOD. CNBC REPORTS Moderna said its coronavirus vaccine produced a “robust” immune response, or neutralizing antibodies in all 45 patients in its early stage human trial, according to newly released data published Tuesday evening in the peer-reviewed New England Journal of Medicine... GLOBAL HOT SPOTS… BRAZIL 1340 INDIA WITH 588 DEATHS MEXICO WITH 485 IRAN WITH 179 THOSE ARE THE FIVE HARDEST HOIT COUNTRIES ON TUESDAY FROM COVID 19…. WITH YOUR CORONAVIRUS UPDATE BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE HUMAN REPORT.ORG...I'M JIM WATKINS --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

HERE IS YOUR CORONAVIRUS UPDATE (FOR TUESDAY), BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE HUMAN REPORT.ORG...JIM WATKINS … IN THE WORLD AT PRESENT WE ARE AT 13.2 MILLION CASES OF CORONAVIRUS... 7.7 MILLION RECOVERIES FROM COVID ALMOST 576,400 TOTAL DEATHS GLOBALLY FROM COVID 19 RELATED ILLNESS, ACCORDING THE CDC. IN THE U.S. 3.5 MILLION CASES 1.6 MILLION RECOVERIES 138,000 DEATHS FROM COVID NEW DAILY CASES ROSE SLIGHTLY FROM 58,000 TO 65,000 ON MONDAY... DEATHS ROSE SLIGHTLY FROM 380 TO 465 IN THE U.S. CALIFORNIA GIVERNOW ROLLING BACK OPENINGS ACROSS THE STATE…NEWSOM ANNOUNCED MANY INDOOR BUSINESS AND SERVICES REMAIN CLOSED FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD…. MORE THAN HALF OF 7,000 STATEWIDE DEATHS ARE TAKING PLACE IN LA, ORANGE AND RIVERSIDE COUNTIES…ON MONDAY DEATHS ROSE SLIGHTLY FROM 25 TO 45, CALIFORNIA WORST DAY WAS ON JUNE 8TH WHEN 150 PASSED IN ONE DAY FRO COVIDE RELATED ILLNESS... FIVE HOT SPOT STATES ARE TEXAS REPORTING 80 DEATHS CALIFORNIA WITH 45 NEW YORK WITH 42 FLORIDA WITH 35 NEW JERSEY WITH 30 Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has extended the state's coronavirus virus peacetime emergency for another 30 days to August 12th. Walz's office announced the decision saying that COVID-19, “continues to present an unprecedented and rapidly evolving challenge to our state.” The COVID-19 peacetime emergency gives the state flexibility in responding to rapidly-evolving issues stemming from the ongoing pandemic, according to the governors office. MINNESOTA REPORTED JUST 500 NEW CASES ON MONDAY, 2 DEATHS WERE ALSO REPORTED, ONE OF THE LOWEST FATALITIE COUNTS IN THE U.S. GLOBAL HOT SPOTS… THIRD STRAIGHT DAY THAT VRAZIL HAS HAD LESS THAT 1 THOUSAND DEATHS….A SIGN PERHAPS THE WORST IS OVER- FOR NOW…770 DEATHS REPORTED FORM BRAZIL ON MONDAY INDIA SAW 540 DEATHS MEXICO WITH 276 IRAN WITH 203 PERU WITH 184 GLOBALLY BOTH NEW CASES AND 24 HOUR DEATH COUNTS WERE LOWER SLIGHTLY.. NEW CASES WENT FROM 198,000 TO 195,000 DEATHS DROPPED FROM JUST OVER 500 TO 4100... WITH YOUR CORONAVIRUS UPDATE BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE HUMAN REPORT.ORG...I'M JIM WATKINS --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

Tracklist: #QuedateEnCasa (Intro) 01. Bad Bunny ft, Jowell & Randy - Safaera 02. 50 Cent - In Da Club 03. Tyga ft. Ozuna - Macarena (Remix) 04. 50 Cent - P.I.M.P (Moombah Remix) 05. Round Table Knights Vs. Bauchamp - Calypso 06. Agua Marina - Así Es El Amor 07. Grupo 5 - Morir De Amor 08. Amor De Mis Amores 09. Grupo 5 - Alimaña 10. Juan Luis Guerra - Travesía 11. Pepe Vazquez - Chacombo 12. Fabullosos Cadillac - Genio Del Dub 13. El General - Muevelo 14. Bad Bunny - Yo Perreo Sola 15. J. Balvin - Morado 16. Aleteo Zapateo - Ponte a Rebotar 17. Sandy Papo - Mueve Mueve 18. A-Ha - Take On Me 19. John Mellencamp - R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A. 20. The Go-Go's - Head Over Heels

THE GLOBAL NUMBERS AT THIS HOUR…1.04 MILLION HAVE THE VIRUS 55,203 HAVE DIED...222,000 HAVE RECOVERED... IN THE U.S. 6100 HAVE DIED THUS FAR...DAY 123 www.CandidlySpeaking.net --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

THE GLOBAL NUMBERS AT THIS HOUR…1.08 MILLION HAVE CONTRACTED THE CORONAVIRUS 58,149 HAVE DIED. 228,000 HAVE RECOVERED... IN THE U.S. TODAY…OVER 968 NEW DEATHS SINCE YESTERDAY, 6100 DEATHS TOTAL Follow us for news, links and more at CandidlySpeaking.net --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

THERE HAVE NOW BEEN JUST UNDER 965,700 CASES, 49,500 DEATHS AND JUST OVER 203,000 HAVE RECOVERED. IN THE U.S. TODAY...42 NEW DEATHS SINCE YESTERDAY, 5,200 NEW YORK…2,219 DEATHS NEW JERSEY ...355 LOUISIANA ...273 MICHIGAN ...337 WASHINGTON ...254 CALIFORNIA ...215 ILLINOIS…142 MASSACHUSETTS…122 FLORIDA…101 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

FIRST THE GLOBAL NUMBERS AT THIS HOUR…Day 122 WE HIT THE MILLION MARK OF CONFIRMED CASES JUST A FEW HOURS AGO, NOW WITH 1,007,500 CONFIRMED CASES OF CORONAVIRUS. 52,610 DEATHS JUST OVER 210,000 HAVE RECOVERED. IN THE U.S. TODAY…705 NEW DEATHS SINCE YESTERDAY, 5,807 TOTAL Follow us online at www.CandidlySpeaking.net --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

TOTAL CASES…187,375, an increase of 6 thousand cases TOTAL ACTIVE…99,000...TOTAL RECOVERIES…80,843 TOTAL DEATHS…7477... IN THE U.S. 81 NEW CASES IN THE LAST 24 HOURS…THERE ARE 4744 CONFIRMED CASES IN THE U.S. Sponsored Broadcast: www.GetTheTea.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

TOTAL CASES…181,335…TOTAL ACTIVE…96,000 TOTAL RECOVERIES…78,338…TOTAL DEATHS…6,664, AN INCREASE OF ALMOST 500 OVERNIGHT. IN THE U.S. 700 NEW CASES IN THE LAST 24 HOURS…THERE ARE 4,184 CONFIRMED CASES IN THE U.S. Brought to you by www.GetTheTea.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support