Podcasts about Scramble

The British imperialists take Sudan. First, they send Gordon, acting in the name of the Khedive of Egypt. That doesn't go so well. The next expedition culminates in the brutal battle of Omdurman in 1898, the quintessential colonial military mismatch and the demonstration for the colonial use of the machine gun. We tell Gordon's story … Continue reading "Scramble for Africa 6: Sudan – the fall of Gordon and the rise and fall of the Mahdi"

Round 1: A video of a woman SCREAMING in a Sam's Club has gone viral all over the internet and, you guessed it, she is indeed military. Round 2: The US should do whatever we need to in order to hire a Japanese man who figured out how to unscramble and unblur porn. Round 3: Some old ass Air Force bubbas are spilling the beans about how aliens messed with nuclear weapons Round 4: Poland's Military continues to be a bunch of poor boys who cant even afford religion. Sad. Round 5: An episode of Shark Tank, but for fixing problems in the military? Welcome to Dragon's Lair 2021

Ep. 6 - Despite being down several coaches and players, the Cardinals improved to 6-0 on the season after a 37-14 win over the Cleveland Browns. Felipe Corral, Jr., Dani Sureck, Darren Urban and Rolando Cantu discuss the top individual performances, key moments and how the Cardinals were able to maintain a smooth operation while missing head coach Kliff Kingsbury and quarterbacks coach Cam Turner.

Ep. 6 - Despite being down several coaches and players, the Cardinals improved to 6-0 on the season after a 37-14 win over the Cleveland Browns. Felipe Corral, Jr., Dani Sureck, Darren Urban and Rolando Cantu discuss the top individual performances, key moments and how the Cardinals were able to maintain a smooth operation while missing head coach Kliff Kingsbury and quarterbacks coach Cam Turner.

Bitcoin O.G. Max Keiser has said that the Bank of England (BoE) will scramble to buy Bitcoin before the digital asset trades at $1 million per BTC. The host of the Keiser Report and Orange Pill Pod, Max Keiser responded to the Bank of England's deputy governor's recent warning about cryptocurrencies in a statement to Express.co.uk. “Bitcoin is designed to trigger a meltdown of the current fiat money banking system. This is a mathematically guaranteed outcome. The bargaining phase will be their central bank digital currency stage and when that fails comes depression as the price tops $500,000 and then acceptance with the Bank of England scrambling to buy Bitcoin before it tops $ 1million per coin." For complete show notes and for the full premium experience with video, visit our YouTube channel at http://CryptoNewsAlerts.net

Fifth instalment in our Scramble for Africa series is the story of Abyssinia (aka Ethiopia), which managed to maintain its independence during the Scramble for Africa despite all the efforts of the would-be Italian colonizers (who would be back in the 20th century, but not during the Scramble). We focus on the rulers of Abyssinia … Continue reading "Scramble for Africa 5: How Menelik Kept Ethiopia Independent at the Battle of Adwa, 1896"

Weekly Scramble: Super Bowl stories, we are getting old, and a story on microbiomes.

Ep. 5 - The Cardinals found a way to scratch out a tough, 17-10 win over the 49ers on Sunday behind a defense that stepped up in key moments. Felipe Corral, Jr., Jody Jackson, Craig Grialou and Rolando Cantu discuss the key moments of the contest, how the defense came up big on 4th downs and how Kyler Murray and DeAndre Hopkins made plays when the Cardinals needed them most. Plus, what do the injuries to Maxx Williams and Rodney Hudson mean for the future of the offense?

Ep. 5 - The Cardinals found a way to scratch out a tough, 17-10 win over the 49ers on Sunday behind a defense that stepped up in key moments. Felipe Corral, Jr., Jody Jackson, Craig Grialou and Rolando Cantu discuss the key moments of the contest, how the defense came up big on 4th downs and how Kyler Murray and DeAndre Hopkins made plays when the Cardinals needed them most. Plus, what do the injuries to Maxx Williams and Rodney Hudson mean for the future of the offense?

In 1882 at the battle of Tel el Kabir, Garnet Wolesley (who had suppressed the Riel Resistance in 1870) defeated the Egyptian nationalists led by al-Arabi. This was the final blow in a long imperialist campaign to take Egypt from the ambitious modernizers that had ruled it from the 1820s. The epic financial swindle involved … Continue reading "Scramble for Africa 4: Britain Takes Egypt with Finance (and War), 1882"

Reuben Frank and Dave Zangaro discuss:0:00 - Johnathan Gannon's explanations12:15 - Ray Didinger joins the guys24:20 - Facing the Panthers30:30 - RPO game creating penalties35:40 - Scramble drills need work39:00 - Jalen Reagor as a kick returnerSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Weekly Scramble: Pumpkin Spice update, Urban Meyer, and the debut of Ask Mike Anything!!

Ep. 4 - The Cardinals took care of business on Sunday and seized the NFC West lead by beating the Rams 37-20 at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. Felipe Corral Jr., Jody Jackson, Craig Grialou and Rolando Cantu discuss another MVP-type performance from Kyler Murray and what it took to slow the potent Rams offense. Plus, we highlight some of the critical moments and great individual performances from the game.

Ep. 4 - The Cardinals took care of business on Sunday and seized the NFC West lead by beating the Rams 37-20 at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. Felipe Corral Jr., Jody Jackson, Craig Grialou and Rolando Cantu discuss another MVP-type performance from Kyler Murray and what it took to slow the potent Rams offense. Plus, we highlight some of the critical moments and great individual performances from the game.

Introduction: Minutes 0 to 3:30 We've been off for two weeks due to the Met Gala and the Emmys. We'll have two more episodes after this one and then are taking October 23rd off. There have been so many events lately because they got put off. Our job has been really busy and we've felt burnt out. Royals: Minutes 3:30 to 29 Harry and Meghan did a three day tour of New York City last weekend! During and after Harry and Meghan's tour we saw the Keens more in a week than we have in months. It was so ridiculous and obvious. On Thursday Harry and Meghan did an appearance at One World Trade Center with Mayor De Blasio and Governor Hochul. They also had a roundtable discussion at the World Health Organization. On Friday they visited a public school in Harlem and ate at a popular restaurant there, Melba's, which they donated to. On Sunday the Sussexes appeared at the Global Citizen Festival to talk vaccine equity. Friday William met with the President of the Football Association and Kate had an event with British tennis stars including Emma Raducanu. Chandra says it seems like the Cambridges' events were thrown together at the last minute but that seems to be typical for them. On Sunday the Cambridges had a “pub lunch” with their children that happened to be captured by a photographer and described in cloying detail by The Sun. It definitely seemed to be set up ahead of time. On Tuesday USA Today published William's op-ed about climate change that he co-authorized with Michael Bloomberg. We also heard that William is doing a five part Discovery streaming series about his Earthshot prize initiative. Tuesday night the Cambridges went to the No Time to Die Premiere dressed to the nines along with Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla. Then Wednesday they went to Northern Ireland for a surprise visit. It seemed put together at the last minute to one-up the Sussexes. When they visited a university with a petting zoo for students' mental health they didn't mention their mental health organization, Heads Together. Mike Tindall, the husband of William and Harry's cousin, Zara Philipps, made a “joke” about the royal family wanting to punch Harry. He said that he and his friends tried to throw punches at Harry in 2003 and that the royal protection officers stopped them. Harry would have been 19 while Mike and his buddies were around 25. Chandra thinks that Mike, Zara and Harry had a falling out over Meghan. Will and Kate are covering People Magazine this week with the title “The Making of a Modern King,” even though Charles will be king next. Battle of the Brothers author Robert Lacey wrote part of the article and he's obviously being fed information by William. Lacey said that “a new leader – William not Charles – is paving the way forward.” People wonder whether Charles will stand up to William. Chandra thinks Charles won't give William the Prince of Wales title once The Queen passes. As usual, the British press criticized Harry and Meghan but gave William and Kate a pass for doing similar things. For instance Meghan's makeup was nitpicked and her eyebrows were called “Hollywood” while Kate's makeup at the 007 premiere was praised and presented more like a tutorial. Meghan was also concern trolled for wearing a coat in warm weather in NY. I didn't like Kate's Jenny Packham gown but Chandra did. We both thought her hair looked heavy and lopsided, but her makeup looked good. I play a segment from Zoom where we talk about this. There's speculation whether Meghan and Harry will come back to the UK for the Queen's Jubilee next year or if they'll come for Christmas. Chandra thinks that Harry has told the Queen he wants to bring his children to visit her and that the people around the Queen are freaking out about this. I play a segment from Zoom where Monique, Ameerah, Zakia, Karen and April talk about this. Americans love Harry and Meghan and the British press hates this. Comments of the Week: Minutes 29 to 34:45 Chandra's comment of the week is from JT on the post about how William is paving the way for the monarchy. My comments of the week are from Jezebeelzebub and Same on the post about Mila Kunis doubling down on not bathing her kids. I mention a tweet Chandra made about how there's overlap between the Kate stans and the antivaxxers. Thanks for listening bitches!

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A conversation with Mark Cannizzaro, the president of the Council of School Supervisors and Administrators, about the coming vaccine mandate for school workers and much more.

Weekly Scramble: Homecoming rules and etiquette, and do we really need pumpkin spice beer?

Our third instalment before we really dig into the actual scramble for Africa is to give you a flavor for how we're interpreting what we read. Lenin wrote Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism as an explanation for WWI, but much of what he wrote was about Africa; WEB Du Bois wrote an essay with … Continue reading "Scramble for Africa 3: Theories of Imperialism"

Ep. 3 - The Cardinals had to overcome some adversity on their way to a 31-19 win over the Jaguars on Sunday. Felipe Corral, Jr., Jody Jackson, Craig Grialou and Rolando Cantu talk about the Cardinals recipe for success. On the menu were big days from Byron Murphy, James Conner, Kyler Murray and others. We'll discuss the key plays that helped propel the Big Red to a 3-0 record with a big division game in Los Angeles on the horizon.

Ep. 3 - The Cardinals had to overcome some adversity on their way to a 31-19 win over the Jaguars on Sunday. Felipe Corral, Jr., Jody Jackson, Craig Grialou and Rolando Cantu talk about the Cardinals recipe for success. On the menu were big days from Byron Murphy, James Conner, Kyler Murray and others. We'll discuss the key plays that helped propel the Big Red to a 3-0 record with a big division game in Los Angeles on the horizon.

When the KNP Complex fire, which has burned about 40 square miles in the Western Sierra, began spreading through Sequoia National Park, firefighters mobilized to preserve the park's groves of ancient sequoia trees. Among the trees imperiled by the still uncontained fire, was General Sherman, the world's largest tree. We'll hear about firefighters' extraordinary efforts to save the giants, including wrapping them in aluminum blankets. And we'll also talk about what a future of climate-intensified fires means for the iconic sequoias.

Weekly Scramble: A beer so strong it is illegal in 15 states, and our friends from PittieQbbq on a special GoFundMe effort.

Stephen A. Smith, Keyshawn Johnson and Jeff Saturday debate about the Packers' win over the Lions, which QB they would pick out of Carr, Muray and Wilson, if Lamar Jackson has more to prove and Stephen's A-List of his top 5 NFL teams.

Stephen A. Smith, Keyshawn Johnson and Jeff Saturday debate about the Packers' win over the Lions, which QB they would pick out of Carr, Muray and Wilson, if Lamar Jackson has more to prove and Stephen's A-List of his top 5 NFL teams.

Episode 336: NYCFC went into Tuesday's game thinking that Ricardo Pepi was going to be a focal point of the FC Dallas attack. James Sands did an excellent job containing Pepi through out most of the match. Unfortunately it would be the rest of the Dallas offense that would help the Texas team split the … Continue reading The Dallas Draw and the Cincy Scramble / Ep 336 / Blue City Radio →

Ep. 2 - After a back-and-forth battle with the Vikings, the Cardinals held on for a last-minute 34-33 win on Sunday at State Farm Stadium. Felipe Corral, Jr., Jody Jackson, Craig Grialou and Rolando Cantu talk about the wild day, including Kyler Murray's 400 passing yards along with three TD passes and a rushing score. Plus, which other players stepped up and what's next for the 2-0 Cardinals?

Ep. 2 - After a back-and-forth battle with the Vikings, the Cardinals held on for a last-minute 34-33 win on Sunday at State Farm Stadium. Felipe Corral, Jr., Jody Jackson, Craig Grialou and Rolando Cantu talk about the wild day, including Kyler Murray's 400 passing yards along with three TD passes and a rushing score. Plus, which other players stepped up and what's next for the 2-0 Cardinals?

Weekly Scramble: New hotspot in Minneapolis and the passing of Norm Macdonald

Fiachra Ó Cionnaith reports on the problems that third level students are experiencing finding accommodation .

Weekly Scramble: New hotspot in Minneapolis and the passing of Norm Macdonald

Everyone Cheats in Scramble Golf Tournaments; Did Raduca no's Long Medical Timeout Derail Fernandez at US Open Final? The media pressure in tennis.

Take a tour with us of a few of the African kingdoms that tried to resist the slave trade – before, in some cases, giving in. King Affonse of Kongo, Queen Nzinga of Matamba, Agaja of Dahomey (and others from that kingdom), the Asante in the west, and then east we have Abyssinia, the Bachwezi, … Continue reading "Scramble for Africa 2: Africa resists the slave trade"

Weekly Scramble: Beer News, Bartley from Bent Brewstillery, and memories of 9/11

Ep. 1 - Our breakfast club is back with a fresh cup of regular season football! Felipe Corral, Jr, Jody Jackson, Craig Grialou and Rolando Cantu chat about expectations for the 2021 Arizona Cardinals and which players will rise and shine this season. Plus, our cooks serve up their thoughts on the importance of leadership and preview the team's season opener against the Tennessee Titans in Nashville.

Ep. 1 - Our breakfast club is back with a fresh cup of regular season football! Felipe Corral, Jr, Jody Jackson, Craig Grialou and Rolando Cantu chat about expectations for the 2021 Arizona Cardinals and which players will rise and shine this season. Plus, our cooks serve up their thoughts on the importance of leadership and preview the team's season opener against the Tennessee Titans in Nashville.

Start your week with a heaping portion of Arizona Cardinals football. Felipe Corral Jr., Jody Jackson, Craig Grialou and Rolando Cantu savor every bite of the previous day's action during the Morning Scramble. Featured menu items include a review of key plays and top performances from each game throughout the 2021 season. From the “Main Dish” to “Bringing Home The Bacon,” the Morning Scramble serves up a unique perspective on the Cardinals weekly showing.

Start your week with a heaping portion of Arizona Cardinals football. Felipe Corral Jr., Jody Jackson, Craig Grialou and Rolando Cantu savor every bite of the previous day's action during the Morning Scramble. Featured menu items include a review of key plays and top performances from each game throughout the 2021 season. From the “Main Dish” to “Bringing Home The Bacon,” the Morning Scramble serves up a unique perspective on the Cardinals weekly showing.

Weekly Scramble: Joe Soucheray and Ben Quam from Surly Brewing

The U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan is expected to be completed this week as President Biden continues to insist there is no end to the commitment to safely evacuate Americans and Afghans who want to leave the country. Vice President of Women for Women International Marie Clarke details how her organization is attempting to help get people out of Afghanistan following the Taliban's takeover of the country. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi brought lawmakers back from August recess this week to pass a Senate-approved $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation resolution. This budget framework clears the way for Democrats to approve that spending without a single Republican vote. Congressman Henry Cuellar (D-TX) explains how this deal came together

Weekly Scramble: State Fair, Summer is Over, and Rock Concerts

On 27 August 1896, the British Empire went to war with the Zanzibar Sultanate for approximately 38 minutes! It is the shortest war in history. It came about after the death of the pro-British Sultan Hamad bin Thuwaini and his replacement by Sultan Khalid bin Barghash who favoured German interests in the region. With the commencement of hostilities, British warships bombarded the Sultan's palace cause extensive damage and over 500 casualties. Despite its brevity, the conflict is important as it marked the beginning of a major shift in the power dynamic between the industrialized West and the soon to be colonized world. To set the Anglo-Zanzibar war in its proper context Dan is joined by Dr Erik Gilbert from Arkansas State University. Erik explains what happened in those fateful minutes at the end of the nineteenth century, the importance of technology in the conflict and how it signalled the start of the Scramble for Africa. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today, the gang leads the podcast with yet another conversation about the crisis in Afghanistan. As they tick through all the bad takes floating around the internet surrounding the situation one by one, it's clear the main takeaway is that it's still really bad and sad to watch. Plus, more infrastructure talk! Has Nancy Pelosi lost her political touch? The Dispatch Podcast team breaks down how the political maneuvering of infrastructure will affect 2022. And for dessert: the California gubernatorial recall election.    Show Notes: -Can the Taliban become a reliable partner to the U.S.? Only time will tell. - David Ignatius -History of the Dunkirk evacuation -David subs for Jonah on The Remnant -TMD tries to explain the House infrastructure rule -TMD on California recall See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    For any seasoned reporter, you know when you've touched a nerve.  Jen Psaki's reaction to the word "stranded" was so heavy handed and over the top, here's what we know.  Americans are stranded and the Biden admin doesn't know what to do about it.    This mess in Afghanistan is going to take quite some time and it's obvious the Dems aren't going to be able to pass their $3.5 trillion wish list.  At least that's some good news for America and our future.    Andy Reid is not just defending playing Patrick Mahomes in the preseason, he's calling it important.  We think Andy believes his team needs to be reminded football isn't easy and there's nothing given this year.    And while three other conferences are announcing an "alliance" to make sure college football doesn't become a one trick pony, Big 12 schools are scrambling to see where they may land when this is all over.  

Weekly Scramble: Title: 8/17 Beer events, the idea of camping, and dating via zoom?

Apple CSAM updates, Safari updates, Apple TV's value After criticism, Apple to only seek abuse images flagged in multiple nations Apple Races to Temper Outcry Over Child-Porn Tracking System Apple's Software Chief Explains 'Misunderstood' iPhone Child-Protection Features Security Threat Model Review of Apple's Child Safety Features New U.S. Antitrust Bill Would Require Apple and Google to Allow Third-Party App Stores and Sideloading iOS & iPadOS 15 Beta 6 Release Notes iOS 15 beta 6 redesigns Safari yet again with a new address bar on top SharePlay release schedule update iOS 14.7.1 users complain about 'No service' bug after updating their iPhones Apple Told to Pay $300 Million After Wireless Patent Retrial Apple releases Ted Lasso sticker pack for iMessage and Clips Inside HBO Max's Scramble to Fix Its Glitchy App Apple's TV Box Is Now Mostly Pointless. Will That Change? 1Password announces version 8 for Mac with a redesigned interface and new Watchtower iCloud for Windows updated with new password manager app Remember Yik Yak? Well, it's back and still anonymous. Adobe adds Healing Brush and Magic Wand to Photoshop on iPad, Mac updates, more Picks of the Week Andy's pick: Nestflix Rene's pick: Cables Undone Alex's pick: Behringer Neutron Leo's pick: Glass Hosts: Leo Laporte, Alex Lindsay, Rene Ritchie, and Andy Ihnatko Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/macbreak-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: att.com/activearmor

Apple CSAM updates, Safari updates, Apple TV's value After criticism, Apple to only seek abuse images flagged in multiple nations Apple Races to Temper Outcry Over Child-Porn Tracking System Apple's Software Chief Explains 'Misunderstood' iPhone Child-Protection Features Security Threat Model Review of Apple's Child Safety Features New U.S. Antitrust Bill Would Require Apple and Google to Allow Third-Party App Stores and Sideloading iOS & iPadOS 15 Beta 6 Release Notes iOS 15 beta 6 redesigns Safari yet again with a new address bar on top SharePlay release schedule update iOS 14.7.1 users complain about 'No service' bug after updating their iPhones Apple Told to Pay $300 Million After Wireless Patent Retrial Apple releases Ted Lasso sticker pack for iMessage and Clips Inside HBO Max's Scramble to Fix Its Glitchy App Apple's TV Box Is Now Mostly Pointless. Will That Change? 1Password announces version 8 for Mac with a redesigned interface and new Watchtower iCloud for Windows updated with new password manager app Remember Yik Yak? Well, it's back and still anonymous. Adobe adds Healing Brush and Magic Wand to Photoshop on iPad, Mac updates, more Picks of the Week Andy's pick: Nestflix Rene's pick: Cables Undone Alex's pick: Behringer Neutron Leo's pick: Glass Hosts: Leo Laporte, Alex Lindsay, Rene Ritchie, and Andy Ihnatko Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/macbreak-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: att.com/activearmor

Following the fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban, European countries, including France, Italy, Spain and Poland, are scrambling to evacuate their citizens, and Afghans who worked with them, from the country. US President Joe Biden says he stands “squarely behind” his decision to exit Afghanistan. Ryan Crocker, former US Ambassador to Afghanistan, says he's shocked by the way the Biden administration pulled the plug. Also, the final Khmer Rouge tribunal began hearings this week. A former leader seeks to overturn his genocide conviction as part of the last chapter in the quest for justice for the more than a million people who died under the brutal regime in the late 1970s.

Afghanistan has fallen to the Taliban and the frenzy for Afghans and diplomats trying to flee the country reached a fever pitch Monday. Additional U.S. troops are on their way to help with evacuations as the Taliban retake power 20 years after the American invasion. Special correspondent Jane Ferguson reports from Kabul, and congressional correspondent Lisa Desjardins reports on the U.S. response. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders