Podcasts about scuds

### 16. Bruce Bechtol: The IranianMissile Arsenal Bruce Bechtol analyzes Iran's arsenal of North Korean-engineered missiles, including modified Scuds and Nodongs. He explains the challenge of locating mobile underground launchers and notes that North Koreantechnicians likely remain on the ground in Tehran.,,, (16)`950 KIM IL SUNG

SHOW SCHEDULE 3-10-20261953 MOSSADEQH TRIAL TEHRAN### 1. Elizabeth Peek: Global Oil Resilience and AI Elizabeth Peak analyzes the global oil market's resilience, highlighting high US production and predicting short-term price volatility. She also explains how AI is rapidly improving corporate productivity, which she believes will drive stock market gains.,, (1)### 2. Elizabeth Peek: California's Economic Exodus Elizabeth Peak critiques Governor Gavin Newsom's management of California, citing high taxes and burdensome climate regulations. She notes a "steady exodus" of businesses and people to states like Texas and Florida due to extreme unaffordability. (2)### 3. Judy Dempsey: European Divisions and Energy Costs Judy Dempsey examines how the Iran conflict has divided European leaders. She highlights the immediate domestic impact of rising energy costs, noting that global oil prices act as a direct tax on families and inflation.,, (3)### 4. Judy Dempsey: German Political Shifts Judy Dempsey discusses the surprising resilience of the Green Party in a German economic powerhouse. While the Greens won pragmatically, she warns about the alarming rise of the far-right AfD party in upcoming Eastern elections. (4)### 5. Joseph Sternberg: Keir Starmer's Indecision Joseph Sternberg describes Prime Minister Keir Starmer as a "reluctant warrior" struggling with military readiness. He critiques Starmer's legalistic indecision and the lack of a credible economic growth plan to fund promised increases in defense.,, (5)### 6. Joseph Sternberg: Rise of the British Greens Joseph Sternberg explores the British Green Party's emergence as a socialist alternative to Labor. He explains how aggressive renewable energy targets have left the UK vulnerable to high prices and less resilient during international conflicts.,, (6)### 7. Mariam Waba: Egypt's Economic and Refugee Crisis Mariam Waba reports on Egypt's massive domestic fuel hikes amid regional turmoil. She analyzes President Sisi's challenge in managing multiple crises, including Muslim Brotherhood threats, military dominance of the economy, and nine million Sudanese refugees.,,, (7)### 8. Max Meizlish: Hezbollah's Illicit Financial Networks Max Meizlish exposes Al-Qard al-Hassan, Hezbollah's unregulated bank, as a hub for money laundering and gold smuggling. He urges the US Treasury to better resource investigators to track illicit funds used for funding terrorist activities.,,, (8)### 9. Joseph Sternberg: Starmer's Leadership Challenges Joseph Sternberg reiterates that Keir Starmer remains in a "state of total confusion" regarding Britain's role in the Iran conflict. He notes that Starmer's inability to unite his party undermines the country's strategic military standing.,, (9)### 10. Joseph Sternberg: Fragmentation of British Politics Joseph Sternberg analyzes the realignment of British politics, highlighting the Green Party's success with a socialist platform. He explains that while bi-elections show fragmentation, the UK's electoral system makes it difficult for small parties.,, (10)### 11. Daniel Mahoney: The Legacy of Norman Podhoretz Professor Daniel Mahoney honors Norman Podhoretz as a "man of letters" who defended high culture. He details Podhoretz's journey to neoconservatism and his fearless opposition to the cultural radicalism and nihilism of the 1960s., (11)### 12. Daniel Mahoney: Warnings of Rising Anti-Semitism Daniel Mahoney reflects on Podhoretz's warnings regarding rising anti-Semitism and "western self-hatred." He critiques the resurgence of anti-Semitic rhetoric in modern podcast culture and pleads for the defense of the Western inheritance and Israel., (12)### 13. Bud Weinstein: AI Data Centers and Electricity Bud Weinstein addresses the "half-truth" that AI data centers are causing electricity price hikes. He argues that grid congestion, lack of transmission investment, and regulatory issues—not AI—are the primary culprits for rising consumer bills., (13)### 14. Bud Weinstein: The Necessity of Coal and Petroleum Bud Weinstein stresses an "all of the above" energy strategy, noting that petroleum and coal remain vital for grid reliability during winter emergencies. He critiques the premature closing of coal plants as a driver of higher costs.,, (14)### 15. Bruce Bechtol: Iran-North Korea Missile Partnership Professor Bruce Bechtol details the strategic partnership between Iran and North Korea. He warns that North Korea has proliferated ICBM technology to Iran, providing them with systems capable of reaching the entire continental United States.,, (15)### 16. Bruce Bechtol: The Iranian Missile Arsenal Bruce Bechtol analyzes Iran's arsenal of North Korean-engineered missiles, including modified Scuds and Nodongs. He explains the challenge of locating mobile underground launchers and notes that North Korean technicians likely remain on the ground in Tehran.,,, (16)

Scott McDermat joins Gulf War Side Effects with Kevin Simon and co-host Wade Renard for a real, funny, and intense Desert Storm conversation from boot camp at Fort Dix to Patriot missile operations in Saudi Arabia.Scott breaks down what it was like supporting Patriot and Hawk missile systems, watching Scuds come in, seeing Patriots launch, dealing with constant chemical alarms, and living through the heat, wind, and brutal conditions Gulf War vets know all too well.Gulf War Illness Study : https://ucsd.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8kroz7Jamr365hQGet access to past and bonus content with exclusive guest. Please help support the podcast and veterans so we can keep making the show - patreon.com/GulfWarSideEffects▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Life Wave Patches: https://lifewave.com/kevinsimon/store/products*Here is my recommendations on what patches to get and what has helped me.Ice Wave - this helps with my neuropathy.x39 - this helps me with brain fog and my shakesx49 - helps with bone strengthGludifion - helps get rid of toxinsMerch: https://gulfwar-side-effects.myspreadshop.com/Contact me with your questions, comments, or concerns at kevinsimon@gulfwarsideeffects.com

Tras la ocupación de Kuwait por parte de Saddam Hussein, líder de Irak, se puso en marcha la operación Tormenta del Desierto. Una operación multinacional que tenía como objetivo liberar a Kuwait y enfrentarse al enorme ejército Irakí. Pero una de las armas que se emplearían para quebrar esa alianza entre naciones arabes y occidentales, fueron los misiles Scud. Bien empleados, podrían hacer entrar en guerra a Israel y los EEUU perderían el apoyo de los países árabes. Había que encontrar los lanzadores, atacarlos y neutralizarlos, esta es una historia de operaciones especiales, fuerzas aéreas y contramedidas contra estas armas de largo alcance. Con Sergio Murata y colaboración de Esaú Rodríguez Delgado Musica intro: Fallen Soldier,licencia gratuita, de Biz Baz Estudio Licencia Creative Commons Fuentes: Audios y música: Música relacionada y fragmentos de noticiario Productora: Vega Gónzalez Director /Colaborador: Sergio Murata Nuestras listas China en guerra https://go.ivoox.com/bk/11072909 Guerra de Ucrania (Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10954944 337 Días en Baler, los últimos de Filipinas (Serie) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10896373 Checoslovaquia el arsenal de Hitler (Miniserie) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10989586 Episodios de Guadalcanal ( Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10996267 Sudan las guerras del Mahdi (Serie) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10991351 Con Rommel en el Desierto (Serie) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10991349 Chechenia las guerras del lobo (Serie) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10989674 Cine e Historia (Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10991110 Guerra Biológica ( Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10989690 Guerra francoprusiana de 1870-1871 (Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10987884 Guerra de Secesión norteamericana 1861-1865 (Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10958205 David contra Goliat, Fusiles anticarro (Miniserie) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10958221 Beutepanzer, blindados capturados y usados por Alemania (Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10956491 Japón bajo las bombas (Serie) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10914802 Erich Topp, el Diablo Rojo (Serie) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10935056 Motos en la Segunda Guerra Mundial (Serie) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10896149 Propaganda en la Segunda Guerra Mundial (Serie) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10886167 Memorias de nuestros veteranos (Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10723177 Vietnam, episodios de una guerra (Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10753747 Hombres K, los comandos de la Kriegsmarine (Serie) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10715879 Mercur 1941, la batalla de Creta (Serie) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/10497539 Guerra de Ifni Sahara (Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/9990031 Armas de Autarquía ( Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/9990017 La Guerra del 98 (Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/5029543 Italia en la Segunda Guerra Mundial (Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/6190737 Mujeres en Tiempo de Guerra (Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/7826153 Blindados españoles (Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/7824815 Ejércitos y Soldados (Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/7825841 Batallas y conflictos (Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/7825969 Armas de infantería (Episodios) https://go.ivoox.com/bk/7824907 Espero que os guste y os animo a suscribiros, dar likes, y compartir en redes sociales y a seguirnos por facebook y/o twitter. Recordad que esta disponible la opción de Suscriptor Fan , donde podréis acceder a programas en exclusiva. Podéis opinar a través de ivoox, en twitter @Niebladeguerra1 y ver el material adicional a través de facebook https://www.facebook.com/sergio.murata.77 o por mail a niebladeguerraprograma@hotmail.com Telegram Si quieres acceder a él sigue este enlace https://t.me/niebladeguerra Además tenemos un grupo de conversación, donde otros compañeros, podcaster ,colaboradores y yo, tratamos temas diversos de historia, algún pequeño juego y lo que sea, siempre que sea serio y sin ofensas ni bobadas. Si te interesa entrar , a través del canal de Niebla de Guerra en Telegram, podrás acceder al grupo. También podrás a través de este enlace (O eso creo ) https://t.me/joinchat/Jw1FyBNQPOZtEKjgkh8vXg NUEVO CANAL DE YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaUjlWkD8GPoq7HnuQGzxfw/featured?view_as=subscriber BLOGS AMIGOS https://www.davidlopezcabia.es/ con el escritor de novela bélica David López Cabia https://www.eurasia1945.com/ Del escritor e historiador, Rubén Villamor Algunos podcast amigos LA BIBLIOTECA DE LA HISTORIA https://www.ivoox.com/biblioteca-de-la-historia_sq_f1566125_1 https://blog.sandglasspatrol.com/ blog especializado en Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Episode 239- Brian Yandle and Mike Mottau are back with a fresh episode of The Rink Shrinks featuring an interview with two-time Stanley Cup Champion, Rob Scuderi! Before Rob joins the show, the guys catch up on the weekend and some NHL notes including some days with The Cup for the Florida Panthers. Then, the boys bring in Scuds for a very insightful interview that touches on his whole career and more including: Being an athlete first Developing into a defensive defenseman Standing out at NHL camp Winning a cup not once, but twice + more! BY & Motts wrap up the show answering the My Hockey Rankings question of the week. Thank you for listening! Please rate, review, and subscribe! If you're interested in sponsoring the show, please reach out to us by email or DM us on Instagram! Leave us a voicemail: 347-6-SHRINK Email: RinkShrinks@gmail.com Instagram: @TheRinkShrinks Twitter: @RinkShrinks Website: www.therinkshrinks.com Join the community! https://community.thehockeythinktank.com/signup?am_id=rinkshrinks Youtube: www.YouTube.com/Bleav Today's Episode Was Sponsored By: TSR Hockey Franklin Sports My Hockey Rankings Neutral Zone Bando Performance Bet Online

#740 Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/740   Presented by: Northern Rockies Adventures In this episode, we dive into the remote and wild fishing experiences offered by Northern Rockies Adventures with Daniel Schildknecht, Phil Rowley, and Lance Egan. From chasing Northern Pike, Lake Trout, and Grayling to navigating untouched rivers by float plane, this trip had it all. Plus, we get an inside look at an upcoming hosted trip that might be your next dream adventure. Strap in for big fish, wild landscapes, and some unforgettable moments on the Wet Fly Swing Podcast! Episode Chapters with Phil, Daniel, and Lance on Northern Rockies Whitefish, Grayling, and the Predator-Prey Game The lakes and rivers of the Northern Rockies are home to a mix of fish, each playing a role in the ecosystem. While whitefish and grayling might not be top targets for every angler, they tell an important story about these waters. Key Takeaways: - Whitefish = Healthy Water – Mountain whitefish are a sign of clean, untouched rivers. If they're thriving, so is the fishery. - Grayling on Dry Flies – These fish love rising to dries but don't always have the best aim. Be ready for multiple takes! - Whitefish = Food Source – Big rainbows, bull trout, and lake trout feast on whitefish. Schools of them hugging the bank means predators are nearby. Some of the best fishing moments happen when you're not just casting but observing. In these remote waters, every fish has a role, and understanding them can make you a better angler. Crystal Clear Lakes and a Short but Intense Fishing Season The lakes of the Northern Rockies aren't like most others. They are deep, clear, and packed with life. With diverse landscapes and rich water quality, these lakes create the perfect habitat for big, healthy fish. What Makes These Lakes Special? - Ultra-clear water – No murky lakes here, just pristine, see-through waters. - Rich food sources – Scuds (freshwater shrimp), snails, and chironomids fuel big trout. - Diverse habitats – From deep, rocky basins to shallow, weedy shoals, every lake is different. The fishing season here is short but intense. If you're after prime stillwater action, aim for June to September. For big pike, cooler water in June or late August is best. And if dry flies are your thing, mid-July to mid-August is peak time. Chasing Lake Trout: Timing, Depth, and Surprise Encounters Lake trout can be tricky on the fly, but with the right approach, they're not impossible. These fish love cold, oxygen-rich water, so they move deep when temperatures rise. But sometimes, they show up in the last place you'd expect. Flying into the Wild: The Ultimate Fishing Access Getting to Northern Rockies Adventures isn't just a journey—it's part of the experience. Float planes take anglers deep into untouched waters, where the only crowds are schools of hungry fish. The Bush Planes That Get You There - Caravan – A “rocket ship on floats,” built for speed and comfort. - Turbo Otter – A powerhouse that carries up to nine anglers in style. - King Air 300 – The luxury ride from Vancouver, flying right over the Rockies. Every flight brings jaw-dropping views, from rugged peaks to remote lakes. And with bubble windows, you're never missing a moment. No crowded boats, no long drives—just you, a plane, and the adventure ahead. Phil and Tim Flagler are teaming up for a special hosted trip at Northern Rockies Adventures from August 10–17, 2025. This trip offers a mix of stillwater and river fishing, with access to some of the wildest and most untouched fisheries in North America. What to Expect - Four flyouts to remote waters, targeting multiple species. - Guided and hosted fishing with Phil, Tim, and the Northern Rockies team. - Pre-trip Zoom sessions to go over logistics, gear, and flies. - Lodge accommodations with incredible food and views. If you're interested in joining the trip, email Daniel or Phil at daniel@nradventures.com or flycraft@shaw.ca or visit flycraftangling.com. Exploring the Northern Rockies by Float Plane Lance Egan spent an unforgettable week at Northern Rockies Adventures, fishing six out of seven days and staying at the lodge right off the Alaska Highway. The experience combined world-class fishing, comfortable accommodations, and breathtaking views. Lance landed rainbows, bull trout, grayling, northern pike, and lake trout while exploring the remote waters. With 132 million hectares of wilderness and 80+ fishing locations, the possibilities were endless. Even after a week, it felt like they had only scratched the surface. One of the biggest highlights? Flying in a float plane over untouched rivers and hidden lakes, picking the perfect spot to fish. With so many unexplored waters, it's an angler's paradise waiting to be discovered. A Fly Fishing Playground: Dry Flies, Streamers, and Bull Trout Lance mixed it up on this trip, fishing dry flies, streamers, and even topwater poppers. While dry fly fishing was his go-to, he also found success stripping streamers for bull trout, pike, and lake trout. Bull Trout: Targeted near drop-offs and inlets, using streamers like white sparkle minnows. - Pike: Explosive topwater eats on poppers and divers in shallow, clear lakes. - Grayling & Rainbows: Dry flies were the ticket, with spot-and-stalk fishing making for exciting takes. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/740 

Les marchés actions européens ont légèrement progressé hier, juste avant l'investiture de Donald Trump pour un second mandat aux commandes des Etats-Unis. La journée était fériée à Wall Street. Le 47e président des Etats-Unis a respecté son style caractéristique en dézinguant à tout va dès les premières minutes de sa présidence. La thématique "tout pour les Etats-Unis et peu importe les autres" est à son paroxysme, mais personne n'est vraiment surpris.

As we continue our exploration of the FLAME paradigm in Act 1: Defining Directing, Scene 2 delves into the crucial role of Facilitation/Translation. Join us as we unpack the director's responsibility in making the collaborative process smoother and more efficient. We'll discuss common industry assumptions, define key terms, and explore how directors can use specificity, curiosity, utility, doing vs. talking, and status signals (SCUDS) to enhance their facilitation skills. Whether you're a seasoned director or just starting out, this episode offers valuable insights and practical tools to help you succeed. Dive in and discover how to make your directing process more effective and enjoyable!

On this week's Talkhouse Podcast we've got two incredible singer-songwriters who sprung from the same fertile late '80s/early '90s scene, and who are still doing it right all these years later: Joe Pernice and Bill Janovitz. Joe Pernice first found notice in the country-ish pop band Scud Mountain Boys, whose home-recorded songs landed them a deal with Sub Pop in the mid-1990s. The Scuds weren't around super long, but their end was the beginning of the Pernice Brothers, Joe's long-running band that continues to put out excellent, often melancholy songs. The latest Pernice Brothers album—and by the way, he's really the only constant member at this point—is called Who Will You Believe, and it stands up there with his incredibly durable catalog. In addition to writing and playing songs, Pernice wrote a great novel a while back called It Feels So Good When I Stop, and he even had a short stint writing for TV. But for now, he's concentrating on music. Check out “December in Her Eyes” from Who Will You Believe. The other half of today's conversation, Bill Janovitz, has been the singer and guitar player for the band Buffalo Tom since their inception back in 1986, and while there have been quieter periods in there, they've consistently released records, including the new Jump Rope, which comes out on May 31. Buffalo Tom came out of the same incredible Boston/Amherst music scene that birthed Pernice Brothers, Pixies, Dinosaur Jr., Sebadoh, and many more, and these guys dive right into reminiscing about those fertile days. In addition to making music, Janovitz is also something of a rock historian, having written the comprehensive Leon Russell book in recent years, as well as a volume on The Rolling Stones. His next book is about The Cars, which these guys talk about during this chat as well. Check out “Helmet” from the upcoming album Jump Rope right here. Like I said, these guys dive back into the Boston days, talking about mutual friends and collaborators like J Mascis and David Berman of Silver Jews. They also try to remember their first encounters, one of which involves Pernice being a little ornery, and they talk about selecting songs for records—and how they never know which ones people are going to react to. Enjoy. 0:00 - Intro 2:46 - Start of the chat 7:37 - Joe's legendary cousin 12:15 - Joe walks out of college and has "a mild nervous breakdown" 18:20 - "When did you meet [David] Berman?" 23:58 - "My first album was made for $60." 31:01 - Berman wants to hear Joe say the word "cocksucker." 42:12 - Craft versus hack, and writing for TV and film Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast and thanks to Joe Pernice and Bill Janovitz for chatting. If you like what you heard, please follow Talkhouse on your favorite podcasting platform, and make sure to check out all the goodness at Talkhouse.com. This episode was produced by Myron Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time! This episode is brought to you by DistroKid. DistroKid makes music distribution fun and easy with unlimited uploads and artists keep 100% of their royalties and earnings. To learn more and get 30% off your first year's membership, visit: distrokid.com/vip/talkhouse

Au programme ce Chablis Hebdo orchestré par Alain Duracell : Laurent Delabrousse chronique, et c'est le seul Edwy Pêle-Mêle nous fait jouer  Antoine Déconne réalise Et des Chablis Quizz en cascade.

Au programme ce Chablis Hebdo orchestré par Alain Duracell : Et des Chablis Quizz en cascade.

Malgré une saison 2 qui vient à peine de débuter, le Sillon Noir reste pro dans l'art de ne pas tenir la régularité. 10 jours sur une île déserte en Croatie auront suffit à déstabiliser toute l'équipe éditoriale du podcast... moi. Bref, désolé pour le retard, y'avait des bouchons sur l'eau transparente et à 28° de notre archipel semi-privée... frappe-moi ! Vinyles : 1. Loving - The Real Not Lake / LOVING (2016) 2. Mac DeMarco - One More Love Song / This Old Dog (2016) 3. Ennio Morricone - Il Mercenario (Ripresa) / Il Mercenario (1968) 4. Nino Ferrer - La Maison Près De La Fontaine / Métronomie (1971) Liens utiles : - Spotify : open.spotify.com/show/46EvJzuU0hC…daefec39ab074d2e - Deezer : deezer.page.link/aYvVU9jwHtEYHi8R6 - Apple Podcast / iTunes : podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/le-s…ir/id1435537830 (lâche des commentaires 5 étoiles) - La playlist Spotify des musiques (hors vinyles) : open.spotify.com/playlist/0YletH2…6709823e26f948e5 - Site de BROMIGO PROD : bromigoprod.com/ A dans deux semaines les ami.es !

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Why Sheryl Sandberg Quit Facebook's Meta. In reversal, Twitter plans to comply with Musk's demands for data. Texas AG launches investigation against Twitter for allegedly misreporting fake bot accounts. @TwitterBlue: Available now in Top Articles—a new way to find even more content you want to read: "People they follow" expands your results, showing the most-shared articles from the people you follow who they follow. How San Francisco Became a Failed City. New York state passes first-ever 'right to repair' law for electronics. I Tried to Fix My iPhone Myself...Big Mistake. We Tried Apple's iPhone Repair Program. You Shouldn't (Probably). Right to disconnect: new law in effect in Ontario. USB-C will be mandatory for phones sold in the EU 'by autumn 2024'. In meme stock trading fix, S.E.C. to preview new rules. Rewriting Wall Street's Rulebook. Google Fi expands coverage on Pixel with Wi-Fi 'W+ network'. Android 13 Inches Even Closer to Launch with Its Third Beta. Android 12 Beta Program ends with QPR3, Pixel phones will automatically be unenrolled. June's Pixel Feature Drop: At a Glance flashlight & doorbell alerts, 'pocket operator' music maker. Android Auto for Phone Screens is officially dying for everyone. Pixel 6 Pro $100 off in first direct US Google Store discount. Google Photos face grouping has a new retention policy, thanks to $100 million lawsuit. Taco Bell of the Future! DALL-E 2 generates images of Kermit The Frog in various films. High-School Start Times Are Still Too Early for Teens. Time for digital detox. Twitter world leaders policy: What changed? Nothing will reveal its first phone on July 12th. Apple's Passkey Replaces Passwords With iPhone and Mac Authentication. New York Mayor Adams Prioritizes Crypto Hype Over Affordable Broadband. Bird is laying off 23% of staff. Google employee Emma Haruka Iwao calculates the record pi digit. Friendlyjordies: John Barilaro to be paid $715,000 by Google over YouTube videos. Trippiest tech glitch ever. Picks: Ant - NCAA Track and Field Championship Begins Ant - Turn Signl Ant - Order a Print from Ant Jeff - Oh, you must have met the Queen Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Ant Pruitt Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-google. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: hackerrank.com/TWIG Melissa.com/twit hover.com/twit

Why Sheryl Sandberg Quit Facebook's Meta. In reversal, Twitter plans to comply with Musk's demands for data. Texas AG launches investigation against Twitter for allegedly misreporting fake bot accounts. @TwitterBlue: Available now in Top Articles—a new way to find even more content you want to read: "People they follow" expands your results, showing the most-shared articles from the people you follow who they follow. How San Francisco Became a Failed City. New York state passes first-ever 'right to repair' law for electronics. I Tried to Fix My iPhone Myself...Big Mistake. We Tried Apple's iPhone Repair Program. You Shouldn't (Probably). Right to disconnect: new law in effect in Ontario. USB-C will be mandatory for phones sold in the EU 'by autumn 2024'. In meme stock trading fix, S.E.C. to preview new rules. Rewriting Wall Street's Rulebook. Google Fi expands coverage on Pixel with Wi-Fi 'W+ network'. Android 13 Inches Even Closer to Launch with Its Third Beta. Android 12 Beta Program ends with QPR3, Pixel phones will automatically be unenrolled. June's Pixel Feature Drop: At a Glance flashlight & doorbell alerts, 'pocket operator' music maker. Android Auto for Phone Screens is officially dying for everyone. Pixel 6 Pro $100 off in first direct US Google Store discount. Google Photos face grouping has a new retention policy, thanks to $100 million lawsuit. Taco Bell of the Future! DALL-E 2 generates images of Kermit The Frog in various films. High-School Start Times Are Still Too Early for Teens. Time for digital detox. Twitter world leaders policy: What changed? Nothing will reveal its first phone on July 12th. Apple's Passkey Replaces Passwords With iPhone and Mac Authentication. New York Mayor Adams Prioritizes Crypto Hype Over Affordable Broadband. Bird is laying off 23% of staff. Google employee Emma Haruka Iwao calculates the record pi digit. Friendlyjordies: John Barilaro to be paid $715,000 by Google over YouTube videos. Trippiest tech glitch ever. Picks: Ant - NCAA Track and Field Championship Begins Ant - Turn Signl Ant - Order a Print from Ant Jeff - Oh, you must have met the Queen Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Ant Pruitt Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-google. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: hackerrank.com/TWIG Melissa.com/twit hover.com/twit

Why Sheryl Sandberg Quit Facebook's Meta. In reversal, Twitter plans to comply with Musk's demands for data. Texas AG launches investigation against Twitter for allegedly misreporting fake bot accounts. @TwitterBlue: Available now in Top Articles—a new way to find even more content you want to read: "People they follow" expands your results, showing the most-shared articles from the people you follow who they follow. How San Francisco Became a Failed City. New York state passes first-ever 'right to repair' law for electronics. I Tried to Fix My iPhone Myself...Big Mistake. We Tried Apple's iPhone Repair Program. You Shouldn't (Probably). Right to disconnect: new law in effect in Ontario. USB-C will be mandatory for phones sold in the EU 'by autumn 2024'. In meme stock trading fix, S.E.C. to preview new rules. Rewriting Wall Street's Rulebook. Google Fi expands coverage on Pixel with Wi-Fi 'W+ network'. Android 13 Inches Even Closer to Launch with Its Third Beta. Android 12 Beta Program ends with QPR3, Pixel phones will automatically be unenrolled. June's Pixel Feature Drop: At a Glance flashlight & doorbell alerts, 'pocket operator' music maker. Android Auto for Phone Screens is officially dying for everyone. Pixel 6 Pro $100 off in first direct US Google Store discount. Google Photos face grouping has a new retention policy, thanks to $100 million lawsuit. Taco Bell of the Future! DALL-E 2 generates images of Kermit The Frog in various films. High-School Start Times Are Still Too Early for Teens. Time for digital detox. Twitter world leaders policy: What changed? Nothing will reveal its first phone on July 12th. Apple's Passkey Replaces Passwords With iPhone and Mac Authentication. New York Mayor Adams Prioritizes Crypto Hype Over Affordable Broadband. Bird is laying off 23% of staff. Google employee Emma Haruka Iwao calculates the record pi digit. Friendlyjordies: John Barilaro to be paid $715,000 by Google over YouTube videos. Trippiest tech glitch ever. Picks: Ant - NCAA Track and Field Championship Begins Ant - Turn Signl Ant - Order a Print from Ant Jeff - Oh, you must have met the Queen Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Ant Pruitt Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-google. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: hackerrank.com/TWIG Melissa.com/twit hover.com/twit

Why Sheryl Sandberg Quit Facebook's Meta. In reversal, Twitter plans to comply with Musk's demands for data. Texas AG launches investigation against Twitter for allegedly misreporting fake bot accounts. @TwitterBlue: Available now in Top Articles—a new way to find even more content you want to read: "People they follow" expands your results, showing the most-shared articles from the people you follow who they follow. How San Francisco Became a Failed City. New York state passes first-ever 'right to repair' law for electronics. I Tried to Fix My iPhone Myself...Big Mistake. We Tried Apple's iPhone Repair Program. You Shouldn't (Probably). Right to disconnect: new law in effect in Ontario. USB-C will be mandatory for phones sold in the EU 'by autumn 2024'. In meme stock trading fix, S.E.C. to preview new rules. Rewriting Wall Street's Rulebook. Google Fi expands coverage on Pixel with Wi-Fi 'W+ network'. Android 13 Inches Even Closer to Launch with Its Third Beta. Android 12 Beta Program ends with QPR3, Pixel phones will automatically be unenrolled. June's Pixel Feature Drop: At a Glance flashlight & doorbell alerts, 'pocket operator' music maker. Android Auto for Phone Screens is officially dying for everyone. Pixel 6 Pro $100 off in first direct US Google Store discount. Google Photos face grouping has a new retention policy, thanks to $100 million lawsuit. Taco Bell of the Future! DALL-E 2 generates images of Kermit The Frog in various films. High-School Start Times Are Still Too Early for Teens. Time for digital detox. Twitter world leaders policy: What changed? Nothing will reveal its first phone on July 12th. Apple's Passkey Replaces Passwords With iPhone and Mac Authentication. New York Mayor Adams Prioritizes Crypto Hype Over Affordable Broadband. Bird is laying off 23% of staff. Google employee Emma Haruka Iwao calculates the record pi digit. Friendlyjordies: John Barilaro to be paid $715,000 by Google over YouTube videos. Trippiest tech glitch ever. Picks: Ant - NCAA Track and Field Championship Begins Ant - Turn Signl Ant - Order a Print from Ant Jeff - Oh, you must have met the Queen Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Ant Pruitt Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-google. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: hackerrank.com/TWIG Melissa.com/twit hover.com/twit

Why Sheryl Sandberg Quit Facebook's Meta. In reversal, Twitter plans to comply with Musk's demands for data. Texas AG launches investigation against Twitter for allegedly misreporting fake bot accounts. @TwitterBlue: Available now in Top Articles—a new way to find even more content you want to read: "People they follow" expands your results, showing the most-shared articles from the people you follow who they follow. How San Francisco Became a Failed City. New York state passes first-ever 'right to repair' law for electronics. I Tried to Fix My iPhone Myself...Big Mistake. We Tried Apple's iPhone Repair Program. You Shouldn't (Probably). Right to disconnect: new law in effect in Ontario. USB-C will be mandatory for phones sold in the EU 'by autumn 2024'. In meme stock trading fix, S.E.C. to preview new rules. Rewriting Wall Street's Rulebook. Google Fi expands coverage on Pixel with Wi-Fi 'W+ network'. Android 13 Inches Even Closer to Launch with Its Third Beta. Android 12 Beta Program ends with QPR3, Pixel phones will automatically be unenrolled. June's Pixel Feature Drop: At a Glance flashlight & doorbell alerts, 'pocket operator' music maker. Android Auto for Phone Screens is officially dying for everyone. Pixel 6 Pro $100 off in first direct US Google Store discount. Google Photos face grouping has a new retention policy, thanks to $100 million lawsuit. Taco Bell of the Future! DALL-E 2 generates images of Kermit The Frog in various films. High-School Start Times Are Still Too Early for Teens. Time for digital detox. Twitter world leaders policy: What changed? Nothing will reveal its first phone on July 12th. Apple's Passkey Replaces Passwords With iPhone and Mac Authentication. New York Mayor Adams Prioritizes Crypto Hype Over Affordable Broadband. Bird is laying off 23% of staff. Google employee Emma Haruka Iwao calculates the record pi digit. Friendlyjordies: John Barilaro to be paid $715,000 by Google over YouTube videos. Trippiest tech glitch ever. Picks: Ant - NCAA Track and Field Championship Begins Ant - Turn Signl Ant - Order a Print from Ant Jeff - Oh, you must have met the Queen Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Ant Pruitt Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-google. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: hackerrank.com/TWIG Melissa.com/twit hover.com/twit

Why Sheryl Sandberg Quit Facebook's Meta. In reversal, Twitter plans to comply with Musk's demands for data. Texas AG launches investigation against Twitter for allegedly misreporting fake bot accounts. @TwitterBlue: Available now in Top Articles—a new way to find even more content you want to read: "People they follow" expands your results, showing the most-shared articles from the people you follow who they follow. How San Francisco Became a Failed City. New York state passes first-ever 'right to repair' law for electronics. I Tried to Fix My iPhone Myself...Big Mistake. We Tried Apple's iPhone Repair Program. You Shouldn't (Probably). Right to disconnect: new law in effect in Ontario. USB-C will be mandatory for phones sold in the EU 'by autumn 2024'. In meme stock trading fix, S.E.C. to preview new rules. Rewriting Wall Street's Rulebook. Google Fi expands coverage on Pixel with Wi-Fi 'W+ network'. Android 13 Inches Even Closer to Launch with Its Third Beta. Android 12 Beta Program ends with QPR3, Pixel phones will automatically be unenrolled. June's Pixel Feature Drop: At a Glance flashlight & doorbell alerts, 'pocket operator' music maker. Android Auto for Phone Screens is officially dying for everyone. Pixel 6 Pro $100 off in first direct US Google Store discount. Google Photos face grouping has a new retention policy, thanks to $100 million lawsuit. Taco Bell of the Future! DALL-E 2 generates images of Kermit The Frog in various films. High-School Start Times Are Still Too Early for Teens. Time for digital detox. Twitter world leaders policy: What changed? Nothing will reveal its first phone on July 12th. Apple's Passkey Replaces Passwords With iPhone and Mac Authentication. New York Mayor Adams Prioritizes Crypto Hype Over Affordable Broadband. Bird is laying off 23% of staff. Google employee Emma Haruka Iwao calculates the record pi digit. Friendlyjordies: John Barilaro to be paid $715,000 by Google over YouTube videos. Trippiest tech glitch ever. Picks: Ant - NCAA Track and Field Championship Begins Ant - Turn Signl Ant - Order a Print from Ant Jeff - Oh, you must have met the Queen Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Ant Pruitt Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-google. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: hackerrank.com/TWIG Melissa.com/twit hover.com/twit

Why Sheryl Sandberg Quit Facebook's Meta. In reversal, Twitter plans to comply with Musk's demands for data. Texas AG launches investigation against Twitter for allegedly misreporting fake bot accounts. @TwitterBlue: Available now in Top Articles—a new way to find even more content you want to read: "People they follow" expands your results, showing the most-shared articles from the people you follow who they follow. How San Francisco Became a Failed City. New York state passes first-ever 'right to repair' law for electronics. I Tried to Fix My iPhone Myself...Big Mistake. We Tried Apple's iPhone Repair Program. You Shouldn't (Probably). Right to disconnect: new law in effect in Ontario. USB-C will be mandatory for phones sold in the EU 'by autumn 2024'. In meme stock trading fix, S.E.C. to preview new rules. Rewriting Wall Street's Rulebook. Google Fi expands coverage on Pixel with Wi-Fi 'W+ network'. Android 13 Inches Even Closer to Launch with Its Third Beta. Android 12 Beta Program ends with QPR3, Pixel phones will automatically be unenrolled. June's Pixel Feature Drop: At a Glance flashlight & doorbell alerts, 'pocket operator' music maker. Android Auto for Phone Screens is officially dying for everyone. Pixel 6 Pro $100 off in first direct US Google Store discount. Google Photos face grouping has a new retention policy, thanks to $100 million lawsuit. Taco Bell of the Future! DALL-E 2 generates images of Kermit The Frog in various films. High-School Start Times Are Still Too Early for Teens. Time for digital detox. Twitter world leaders policy: What changed? Nothing will reveal its first phone on July 12th. Apple's Passkey Replaces Passwords With iPhone and Mac Authentication. New York Mayor Adams Prioritizes Crypto Hype Over Affordable Broadband. Bird is laying off 23% of staff. Google employee Emma Haruka Iwao calculates the record pi digit. Friendlyjordies: John Barilaro to be paid $715,000 by Google over YouTube videos. Trippiest tech glitch ever. Picks: Ant - NCAA Track and Field Championship Begins Ant - Turn Signl Ant - Order a Print from Ant Jeff - Oh, you must have met the Queen Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Ant Pruitt Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-google. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: hackerrank.com/TWIG Melissa.com/twit hover.com/twit

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/317 Presented By: Togens Fly Shop Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Brandon Molzahn is here to knock this one out of the stillwater park. We go deep into stillwater tactics, get his top fly tying patterns for stillwater, and find out which tools for tying he loves. We explore British Columbia fly fishing a little more - find out how Brandon prepares for a new lake, what he looks for to get dialed in a certain spot, and his go-to flies to match the hatch. Brandon also talks about his experience with Togens Fly Shop the first time he made a purchase and how he got into the Togens Pro Team. We get a little insight into his dream home purchase he recently made that got me fired up. Plus, we hear Brandon play the Banjo and get a bit of a country music feel. You're going to love this one! Show Notes with Brandon Molzahn 04:05 - Brandon lives in Vernon, an hour and 15 mins Southeast of Kamloops - he was born in Kelowna, CA. 06:00 - Brian Chan was on the podcast at WFS 243 where we covered Kamloops fishing - Phil Rowley has been on the podcast a number of times 06:50 - About 200 lakes are within a 2-hour drive of Brandon that he's yet to fish 07:30 - Brandon plans to venture over into New Zealand 08:15 - Where Brandon lives, they have lower elevation ice off that hits around mid-April - then in early May to mid-May, it's Chironomid heaven around there 10:00 - Brandon tells us how he prepares for a new lake and what he looks for to match the hatch and get dialed in 13:00 - The Ruby Eyed Leech by Brian Chan is one of Brandon's go-to patterns - watch Brandon tie that pattern below 16:25 - Watch a video below to learn the Hand-Twist Retrieve below 18:35 - Brandon's got a 14ft Princecraft Yukon Boat 20:30 - Brandon uses a Scientific Angler Camo Line 22:09 - Brandon talks about the first time he reached out to Togens Fly Shop and how he got into the Togens pro team 28:40 - Brandon's been tying some Wally Wing Mayfly Spinner patterns 30:50 - With the chironomids, a super effective pattern to start the early season is Bloodworm 36:39 - BC Fisheries Stocking Report is where you can search any bodies of water that the BC is going to supply 40:00 - Brandon's Damselfly Nymphs 43:00 - Brandon talks about fishing Scuds 45:10 - Brandon follows and recommends some channels on YouTube - Sport Fishing on a Fly, BC Fly Guys, and Brian Chan videos 59:05 - Brandon plays the Banjo! Super awesome 1:03:05 - Brandon learned to play the Banjo from Jim Pankey and Banjo Ben Clerk on YouTube 1:09:45 - Brandon talks about the acreage they bought recently and it's pretty sweet what they have going there Fly Tying Patterns Conclusion with Brandon Molzahn Brandon Molzahn and I talked about fly fishing in British Columbia. We found out how Brandon prepares for a stillwater trip, the insect activity he looks for, and how he matches the hatch with his fly patterns. We got deep into his stillwater tactics, got his top fly tying patterns for stillwater, and found out the tools he uses for fly tying. Brandon talked about their new home in BC and how his family is loving it. We heard Brandon play the Banjo which is pretty sweet! This is probably my new favorite episode. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/317

Sadam Hussein disparó ocho misiles Scud a Israel en las horas previas al amanecer de la mañana después de que las fuerzas aliadas lideradas por Estados Unidos lanzaran ataques aéreos contra Iraq al comienzo de la Guerra del Golfo Pérsico. Los misiles alcanzaron hasta Haifa y Tel Aviv, hirieron a siete personas y dañaron varios edificios residenciales. Fue la primera vez que Tel Aviv fue atacada desde la fundación de Israel en 1948. El ejército de Saddam Hussein disparó 30 Scuds más contra Israel durante la guerra para provocar represalias israelíes y posiblemente destruir la coalición anti-Irak de 26 naciones que intentaba expulsar a las fuerzas iraquíes de Kuwait. Los líderes de la Fuerza de defensa Israelí presionaron por ataques aéreos, sin embargo, el gobierno del primer ministro Shamir pudo resistir los ataques sin responder, en parte porque Estados Unidos hizo llegar rápidamente las baterías antimisiles Patriot a las FDI. Israel temía que Iraq usara armas químicas o biológicas y, por lo tanto, emitió máscaras de gas e instrucciones para refugiarse en hogares para sus ciudadanos. Sin embargo nunca se utilizó gas en la guerra.

We kick off Season 3 (3 years of BBF! Awesome!) with a 3rd visit from the always sensational Phil Rowley. In this episode we discuss the finer points of Scuds (Shrimp!) and the where, when, why, what and how aspects of them. We cover multiple perspectives, ranging from out home waters at Pyramid Lake, NV to Phils home waters in Canada, and we also tie in Lago Strobel, AKA Jurassic Lake. Scuds are a prominenet food source, but when do we use them? What Size? What color? How do we present them? All important questions that get answers! In Phil's words "Scuds are the Rodney Dangerfield of Fly Fishing, they get no respect". Enjoy this awesome podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bearfish/message

Dec 6 Seg 3 Tim Fires Some Scuds

Dec 2 Seg 2 Old Man Doug Dropping Scuds

James 5:1-6 might be the toughest statement in the General Epistles. I betcha don’t know why James wrote it. Tune in to find out!

Now Entering Bryan Suits' Dark Secret Place! This week: Iran is still Iran, RIP Hypersonic missiles, and during War-Aholics we learn what a boffin is!

Now Entering Bryan Suits' Dark Secret Place! This week: Iran is still Iran, RIP Hypersonic missiles, and during War-Aholics we learn what a boffin is!

Now Entering Bryan Suits' Dark Secret Place! This week: Iran is still Iran, RIP Hypersonic missiles, and during War-Aholics we learn what a boffin is!

Aaron drops the bomb on us "I got scuds" as we get into guide flies. Should we all be worried? Also, discuss how 5x is great dental floss, fishing diapers (Thanks Bent), and cats. Looking for a guide trip or fishing camps coming up? Be sure to follow up with Bob Mitchell's Fly Shop or Fishing For All to check out dates and get on the calendar! https://www.instagram.com/stcroixpeezworth/ https://fishing-for-all.com/ https://bobmitchellsflyshop.com/ photo credit: Justin Carfagnini

Aussie tennis superstar Mark Philipousous relied on FAITH to get him through the early rounds of smash new TV show The Masked Singer (side note, could there be a better show on TV right now for the crazy 2020 COVID times we're in, the 'MASKED' singer.....) anyway, The Scud's FAITH (by George Michael) was clearly misplaced as he was outed as The Poo by Jacki O and well his singing, not great, prompting the call the SCUDS a DUD, harsh words for anyone to hear, but in true Aussie sportsman like style he took i on that ridiculously good looking chin and moved on. Dave, Sam and Ash spoke with the big lad to see how he thought he went?

Week two of the stay-at-home version of our podcast, and we’re diving in on what is and isn’t an essential industry, pondering if the bar and restaurant industries will ever recover, and of course the news, events, and information that caught our eyes over the past week…   Speaker 1: Hey, this is episode 342 of the one and only IT in the D show. We are broadcasting live from our respective rooms. Apparently we have a Corrine pod and we need to come up. We need to come up with a good name. The pod and teen or the the the corner both terrible. Oh, I know is we have a, we have a higher budget that Jimmy Kimmel and we’re going to be, we’ve got like 25 stories this week. It should be a, again, we’re all, we’re all in quarantine and we’re all going a little bit stir-crazy. Randy’s in the white claws and it should be a fun one. Dave, you may fire what’s happening and this is it in the D show, episode 342 we are broadcasting live in our living rooms and our basements and our places. Uh, this is Bob, the sales guy. That is Dave the geek. Speaker 1: Randy at do the Twitters is figuring out which camera angle is suitable for him and the D. dot. Com and goose favor. Give us a like on the socials and subscribe to us everywhere. Fine cloud guests are sold yet. Hey, this is usually a where I tell you what are all of our upcoming events and that kind of stuff. And there ain’t none where we’re all, we’re, Oh, I’m sorry. Ready? Were you waving or what do you want? I’m just trying to fix a light. Oh, I didn’t know you were trying to get the mother of God my profile. Yeah. No, no events. We’re not doing anything. It’s not happening. I looked around, there was some people doing virtual networking and it’s, it’s a, it’s a shit show. They’re terrible. They’re terrible. Like it’s one thing. Yeah. I don’t mind. Like, you know, we have a, I have a standing call every morning. Speaker 1: I work with like 28 people. Right. And it’s the Brady bunch thing, but it’s like there’s one person talking, you read the speak, you go like this, and then you go, Oh. Then everyone stops. You know what I mean? Yeah. It works. But like for networking it’s like, Oh, here’s Bob. Hi, my name is [inaudible]. Hi everyone. Well, yeah, it’s hard to have, you know, and yeah, you can’t have like 37 random conversations going on in a room cause you no, that’s what I, that’s why I kind of made, made the thing going, Hey, if you haven’t met someone, don’t sell them something. Just you know, invite them to do something like this. Like there’s nothing, you know what the hell else you got to do. Right. Speaker 1: Next thing is, um, you know, my wife went for a walk. We have a bike path that’s connected to like a city park and all the playgrounds stuff’s roped off. It’s not like we’re taking our kids though. Right. But just to go for a walk, get some air. I guess the pads were packed like every, like in droves. It was wait and when was this? This was Saturday. Midday. Okay. Cause like I did, I the weirdest thing, like I ran out real quick to grab some smokes today and I’m trying to figure like, I’m trying to figure out like why were there, it seemed like there were a lot more cars on the road than there have been in previous days. And I was like ours and the road that they’re driving crazy, like someone, someone called me and they were driving because they had to go get something and they’re like, I just got passed by someone going a hundred miles an hour down 12 mile. Like Speaker 3: it did the same thing. Yeah. Cause I did. I went up to the little seven 11, you know, right at that, right at the corner, 15 mile and, and watched somebody, you’re probably doing a good 70, 80 miles an hour whipping through food. And I’m like, w like did I miss an announcement? Like are there actual zombies now that we’re trying to get away from? Like what, what, what’s going on? Speaker 1: There’s no one on the road. Well, yeah, Speaker 3: yeah. Don’t, don’t be that guy that was in that car chase. Uh, although Hey, God bless him for a number one stealing a Kia. Uh, and the number two leading the police on an hour long chase that they couldn’t stop before things shattered. Get that tree dude. It basically cut in half. Yeah, it just flew. Speaker 1: That’s the, that’s the content. There was another one today, like a red car. It’s almost like they’re going, like the news is like we’re sick of talking about Corona. I’m here, here’s $1,000, go on a high speed. So we got some pull and some viewers. Yeah. What else could do? Um, so speaking of that, like, so you know, I’m a, I’m a pretty die hard sports guy. I love my baseball and my football in my hall and my soccer and my, all the things and they’re talking about doing fabulous sports and I’m, I don’t know what to make of it. Speaker 3: So isn’t that like non-alcoholic beer and, and no salt, saltines. And Speaker 1: this was WrestleMania weekend. Oh, that’s right. Yeah. Yeah. In my, in my house, it’s the super bowl. Speaker 3: Huge as is with that chat the entire weekend. I, I thank God I figured out how to mute messages. Speaker 1: No, because it always falls in Mark’s birthday. So we always get together, get us a big, big cheese and we all, you know, maybe like two or three people come over right also. And Oh, I’ve been over for it before. Yeah. But it was, it was, no, hold on. There was one fan. There was actually, it was so it was, so let me paint the picture. If you haven’t seen it. It was done in a WW performance center, which is like their school warehouse where they keep like all the sets and all the stuff. It’s like some meeting room. So at least it wasn’t like in a big empty arena. No, no, no. There was no seating. Um, but there was one, it’s called big ass fans. You’ve seen them right at like industrial, like, um, big, huge, it’s a big huge ceiling fan. Speaker 3: Oh, like the uh, like the ones they’ve got at like a Detroit shipping company. The one like those big ass ones that are, yeah, yeah, yeah. Speaker 1: Right. So there was one of those, so that was the running joke is there was actually one fan in it, Speaker 4: uh, Speaker 1: [inaudible] yourself. I could have been worse. It couldn’t have been worse. Like the people come out, nobody’s cheering or booing. Like, like the one match was like a 35 minute, like iron man, whatever match. Like, you know, whoever doesn’t know pin fall, it’s whoever stays down 10 count and they were hurt so bad, they were grunting. Like all you heard was grunt, eh, and the rips. And it’s like this is awkward. Here’s the kicker. For the first time in history, they put on two cinema cinematic matches. Now what does that mean? So like it went to like a movie set and there was like scary, like the undertaker. Okay, wait past his private like Aja styles, who’s like in his prime, um, was setting like a movie set and like he comes rolling up in a motorcycle and there’s like flames shooting out at the bar and throws them in the ditch. Speaker 1: Again, wrestling is soap operas for do to, would never admit they watch soap operas. I, yeah, it was, it was amazing and it was bad. You didn’t know if you should be entertained or if it was the worst thing you’ve ever seen in your life. Well, so, and just everything in between. We have intentionally, just for as much as I’ve been around wrestling, you know, cause of you and been to matches and all that kind of stuff. Like, like I like in my head, I don’t even understand how fabulous matches work because I mean like so much of it for the guys is feeding off the energy of the crowd or playing to the crowd or you know, the whole heel face thing and interacting with the crowd and going through every scenario in my head because I’m like, okay, I hate the laugh tracks. Speaker 1: Right. And could I watch like soccer that like the, the, the almost like the best part of the soccer matches when the fans start singing and like jumping and yeah, it just adds like D, D, uh, Detroit city football club, like, uh, UCFC the best part of the game. Like the soccer is good. Yeah. But like the whole fan interaction part is like, makes it a thing. So like that’s why, yeah. So like all of a sudden it’s like, and the winner of the match and like, you know, they crown, like, they changed every belt. So like you expect like just pumping like, Oh my God, everybody’s cheering and you know, and it was crickets and you’re like, that was weird. So I guess segwaying to speak of weird, um, and, and mostly empty places. Uh, I guess Walmart and a few other stores have now put caps on. Speaker 1: How many people can be in their store at any given point in time? Target Saturday because I buy groceries and apparently Meyer is closing at 6:00 PM on the weekends now. Uh, target was the only thing open at eight o’clock. So right up front of you, as soon as you walk into the store it says we have unlimited this many people. TP is in stock, hand sanitizer is auto stock. Paper towel is out of stock. Okay. We’ll well D and T to your point. Yeah. To your point, Bob, I mean, I’m glad to see him do it because there are so many idiots that are well on board. Go ahead and just browse around the store. Oh no. Keep your ass home. Yeah. Yeah. Or walk around, walk to the park and back from the block. Walk your dog. I’m like, you know, it shouldn’t a thing like send one person from your family or you know if you’re single, you know what I mean? Speaker 1: I don’t understand if you’re a single mom with like three kids under eight, I can understand having to bring, because you can’t get a shipped order to save your life. Right? Yeah. There are no delivery windows ever. Right. That’s like my only thing I would ever be like, okay, like you got a pass from me. But other than that in one person, run in, run out, get in, get out, you know, have a list. There’s a great idea. I have a list. Even, even, even though they might not have half the items on your list, at least. Speaker 1: Oh dude. The worst thing I want, I got the worst thing I watched this weekend. I thought WrestleMania was worse. I’m on Fox sports one on Sunday afternoon. They just showed NASCAR on Xbox. Shut up. What? No, they did not. Yeah. So like all you’re seeing is the cars going around and I’m thinking it’s like an old, you know, I don’t watch NASCAR. Right. It’s how I think. And then all of a sudden they show like, like a picture and picture boxers, like a kid in his living room with a steering wheel and like hands and closer. And I’m like, Oh my God, those are digital Speaker 3: dude. That is the greatest thing. And I thought there was one of the comments that I saw about WrestleMania is that it would have been better had they just had the wrestlers playing themselves in the deputy [inaudible]. Speaker 1: Yeah. You know, and then there’s like, then I’m watching another and there’s like Madden, like just kids playing mad and it’s like, Speaker 3: and this is where we are in the world today, Speaker 1: you know, like, but here’s the thing, like, I don’t get, like, you can’t still, like, why can’t you do NASCAR? You’re in your car. Don’t they have drive-by? Like parents are doing drive by birthdays, but I mean, you got the pit crews and you’ve got, you know, got, you know, God forbid there’s an accident, they’ve got to have a response team and all that kind of stuff. Um, so yeah, I mean, it’s not, yeah. You know, I get why they’re doing what they’re doing. Yeah. Once again though, I got also say, um, thoughts are with, uh, everyone like that got affected financially through all this. And, uh, and you know, uh, keep your heads up to all the medical people out there. I know a lot of them are, got a lot of family members that are frontline, um, losing their minds and, uh, just, you know, Speaker 3: yeah. One of the, uh, one of the regular participants, I mean, my niece a is a nurse, uh, who, I mean I’m, I’m proud of her, but I’m scared for her cause I mean, she just passed her critical care certification today. Uh, you know, which means now she can go ahead and dive in on all that nonsense. And you know, one of our, uh, one of our regulars for the zoom bar chat nights that we do, um, is a critical care nurse, uh, at Beaumont. Uh, and just, you know, the stories that you’re hearing, I mean, you know, the got, I mean, nurses walked out of Sinai grace last night downtown or two nights ago. Speaker 1: I heard that was a little bit of a little column, a little column B here. That wasn’t a walkout. I heard it was like end of shift and they had like a meeting together. Um, well cause it wasn’t, I think one of the results was the day shift wound up staying on for 24 hours or longer. Yeah. And it was a, it wasn’t a walkout like a strike, but it was like they were wheel reworked. Oh. And I do it and I, and I get it Speaker 3: reading, you know, the situations that they’re dealing with and you know, they were talking about, you know, one nurse taking care of at least 20 to 25 patients each. I mean that’s, yeah. I mean it’s these, and yet they’re still people that don’t take this seriously and think it’s all a joke and a hoax and caused by cell towers. Speaker 1: Well, at this point, like we talked about like last week, I think when we talked about this week is going to be the week where we’re one away knowing someone that has died from this. Oh no, that hit last week. Yup. Yeah. And I’m, I’m, there’s way more, you know, I’m about a dozen people now that I’m one away from, you know, that they’re their grandma or someone, you know, Speaker 3: I mean, there are, there are people that have shown up at our events before that are now no longer with us. I mean, it’s, it’s a thing. I mean, it’s, I, yeah, like I said, I don’t understand. I, I truly don’t understand why people aren’t taking this seriously. I mean, you know, you see, you’ve got, you know, the, you know, I mentioned this last week, you know, if, if them canceling the auto show, uh, and turning Kobo into, you know, a mobile medical unit didn’t hammer it home. Uh, you know, motor city comic con has now canceled and Oh, guess what, they’re turning the suburban showcase into a mobile medical unit. Um, I mean, it’s, this is no joke, especially here in Southeast Michigan. Like, you know, the, I, I can’t remember we dove into this at all last week or not, but like, you know, nobody’s talking about the statistics and the relative percentages and that kind of stuff from a per capita perspective, like, okay, great. Speaker 3: Yeah. Like we’re what number three? I believe now we’ve, we’ve bumped up one. Um, and OK, so New York. Yeah, they have a lot more cases, but okay. So you’re, their epicenter is in New York city, which has, you know, six odd million people in it. Um, you know, our epicenter is Detroit, which has 600,000 and change in it. Uh, so we should only have 10% of the cases that they’re seeing. And that’s not what we’re seeing. Uh, and yeah, I mean it’s like Southeast Michigan. I think the latest projection I saw said that the, uh, the peak here in the area is supposed to hit now while I was supposed to be what was supposed to be motor city comic con weekend. They’re projecting it for the 16th, if I recall correctly of may. Speaker 1: You know, and I don’t want to be, don’t misconstrue this the wrong way, but you gotta look at what happens when like the day we’re done with all of this and we can go back to our lives, what’s going to be left because what’s going to be the new normal, what? Not just the new normal but like you’re talking about AMC movie theaters might close matches one, all all of them. Yeah. That’s scary. They one of the biggest chains in the nation. Yeah. Yeah. I mean that’s where you go, right? Um, yeah. Logan steakhouse now, but that’s like a hot spot. But they, there’s like what 600 restaurants DBA here. You say that don’t, I said don’t let DBA hear you say that. Oh, he likes the other so good though. They’re gone. Like they’re done. He couldn’t, you know, and I know the government’s trying to do like these loans and like payroll loans and like are the workers going to come back? Like if you were in a super shitty, like is it going to be like just fricking free for all application? Like the one, like if you were like in the service industry, well, I mean, you, you think about it, I mean, well, and here’s the other Speaker 3: part of that. I mean, I’ve seen a lot of posts from a lot of people, uh, whether it’s in, uh, just, I mean in my Facebook feed or like in, in different, you know, groups that I’m in where this has been an eyeopening experience for them. And, and not necessarily just service industry people where, Hey, this may not be what I want to do when I grow up after all. And I’m, I’m thinking real hard and heavy about a career change. Speaker 1: What else are we doing besides sitting home and thinking like, I can only watch so much shit on. I mean, I’m, I’m experimenting with new drinks. That’s what I’m doing. That’s, I finally made my last playlist on Spotify. I’m spent, I’m done. I got nothing else. Speaker 3: So I dunno if you saw, I tagged you in a post, actually speaking of your, of your playlists. Uh, you know, they’re talking about, you know, penguin con, uh, was unfortunately canceled a couple of weeks ago and we talked about that. Uh, but they’re planning on doing a virtual con, uh, that weekend where they want the, uh, you know, if you’re a presenter and you know, you had, you know, submitted a topic and all that kind of stuff, they want you to, um, if you want to still go ahead and do it. Uh, so I responded and said, yes, we would because what else are we going to do? Uh, and, and exactly. Uh, and you know, one of the, and one of the things I asked, I said, Hey, this is what the post I tagged you. And I said, so, Hey, Bob did a killer job and put together the eighties playlist that he would have used at the room party that night. What about our virtual room party? And they were like, Oh my God, yes, yes. Perfect. Great. Yeah. Do that, do that. Do. So, I mean we may do one of these and you know, let’s zoom a couple of people in and throw it out on Facebook live and let people comment and chat and, and, and have your playlist rolling in the background and we’ll see what happens. Speaker 1: And again, I think it ended up four hours, 40 minutes. Yeah. I know I missed a couple of songs, but whatever, you know, it was like one of those, like it was another one of those words. You have like the same song playing like five times in a row at the end of the night cause you’re passed out. I went back and forth. I didn’t know how to mix cause I was so drunk and I was doing, it’s tricky and like one other, that’s what it was. Yeah it was cause it’s tricky. Kept coming back over and over and over. The guy looking at me going, dude, what are you doing? I finally snap to and I go, Oh wait, I mixed out. Speaker 3: So it is, I mean, keep an eye on, uh, you know, for the penguin con. Dot org. Uh, so that is the last weekend of April that’s going be going on, uh, with a bunch of virtual presentations and uh, yeah, I’m kind of excited. I hope that goes well for him. Speaker 1: Have you been watching a late night TV by any chance? And I’m not talking about like channel 38. I’m talking like, like the tonight show and like, you know, Speaker 3: did I have know? I’ve been watching um, uh, the daily, a social distancing show. Uh, and that’s painful. Like Kimmel, like them just sitting in there, them just sitting in their living rooms with no audience, no reactions, no anything, but they still have that beat where it’s, Hey, I dropped a funny joke and now I’m waiting for the laugh and there’s no laugh coming. So it’s just an awkward boss. Speaker 1: Camel’s like, it was weird because everybody thought he’s in front of a green screen, but it’s just this couch in his shitty wallpaper and like he has like his kids drew crayon for like the intro and I’m like, dude, we have a microphone. We had a bigger budget. Like, like I don’t get like, and he’s like, he sounds hollow, which means he’s talking, they don’t even have a mic. Right. It’s like he’s getting, it’s getting shot with like a, Oh, this is wife with a fricking iPhone. Like I felt stupid just having a webcam on my laptop. Like at least you guys got Mike’s. But like, they got nothing. Nothing. Zero. Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, I, I, it’s, it’s bizarre. I mean, and I get it. I mean, everybody’s, you know, kind of trying to, I mean, this was a big crunch and scam a scramble. I mean, look at us. I mean, it was, you know, that Monday night before we closed the studios, you know, I was texting with you, you know, late at night, I was talking with Jamie and Matt till one 30 in the morning and then it was, okay, that’s the decision now what, you know, granted it, you know, and it did, I mean, it took a couple of days to get the kinks worked out with getting all this stuff up and running properly and making sure that everybody was still going. But yeah, you would think people that have like a production crew and all that kind of stuff can pull shit together a little bit better than that. Speaker 1: No, but even like Wayne’s world worked in the basement, it wasn’t like you don’t need a laugh track. I was trying to get it like, it just, it just bad. I don’t know what like they, are they trying to like outbound each other? Is that like a joke in Hollywood? Speaker 3: Is it, it’s the inside yet. It’s the inside joke that they’re all running. Speaker 1: How shitty of a show can we produce? Like they have staff of writers of like a hundred, like, like Fallon and Conan little, it’s not like this is like a, it’s just me. You and Randy like this. Speaker 3: Yeah. Just bouncing emails back and forth with each other. Um, but uh, so to speak. I mean, I mean since we’re here on the platform, we might as well talk about it. Um, especially since it happened to our Northville studio. Uh, cause they did it wrong. Um, so something to keep in mind, folks, when you are doing a zoom meeting like this. Uh, and a link gets shared out to you, like through calendar invite or whatever else. Um, do not share that link anywhere else. Like, Hey, like you don’t, that’s not the only if you can, if you’re gonna go like Facebook live, you don’t post that. You don’t post your zoom link on Facebook and go, Hey, join us for a chat. Because that then gives everybody access to your zoom chat, which you don’t want because zoom bombing is, is a thing that’s going on right now. Speaker 3: And like I said to the guys down in Northville where, um, they did and it was just a slip, uh, they, they, they thought they were sharing the, the link to their Facebook video. Um, and instead the link to the zoom went out and it took all of a, I believe they said 13 seconds, uh, before they were flooded with, uh, at least eight people that were sharing, uh, streams from PornHub, uh, and other, a porn site and like in like really, really, really hardcore, nasty stuff on, it’d be like Duke was joining and going high. And it’s just not what I ended up. People just catching your link. Oh no. There are coordinated efforts, coordinated efforts to zoom bomb. Speaker 3: So, okay. It’s funny, but like their biggest target is schools, dude. Like, you know, you want you, you know, you want your kids sitting there, you know, doing a chat about, you know, art or history or whatever. And some jackass comes in, you know, streaming porn. No, that’s not cool. Like, and if people need to find better hobbies, like I get it, we’re all bored. Take up whittling, like get yourself a knife and a piece of wood, do something. Nobody’s got even like a funny troll. Like what are you gonna Oh, I got this group of kids. Yeah, exactly. I, I violated federal and interstate laws by showing porn to children. Great. And now, now, but yeah, so I mean do, do keep that in mind. Um, and I, and I’ve been talking to our shows about it too, that Hey, you know, if you want, you know, the, the resume room, you know, and like, just people don’t quite get how this stuff works sometimes. Speaker 3: And you know, the zoom room is basically the studio. Uh, you know, and so, you know, that’s the people that are supposed to be in the studio are in the studio. Everybody else can comment, you know, from Facebook and everywhere else. And that’s fine. Um, but yeah, it’s, uh, it’s an interesting world these days. I don’t think zoom was ready for this. No, no, no. They were not. No, this was just some little cute little like fit platform down the wrong. No. So I mean, the, the biggest issue that we’re having is, and this happens, I mean with a lot of pieces of software, when it becomes rapidly adopted by the public, um, they’re used to being deployed in corporations, you know, for, you know, that have their own it departments and have firewalls and have policies and rollout, specialized builds and all that kind of stuff. Speaker 3: They weren’t ready for grandma load zoom to talk to the grandkids, um, and start figuring that stuff out. Uh, and they are, I mean, they’re, they’re playing catch up, like, you know, they’ve auto enabled, you know, password to join. Uh, they’ve auto enabled, you know, some, some good features, uh, which, you know, probably should have been there all along. Yeah. They have apologized for all their security and privacy issues. Like, uh, everybody’s emails being exposed, things like that. And they’re staying, their next feet builds are not going to be new features, but they’re going to focus on fixes for awhile. Well and good for them. For the apology after he sold off all the stock. Speaker 1: Yeah. I stole my thunder. Yeah. Oh sorry. I’m so sorry. We’re so sorry. As he’s calling Charles Schwab Speaker 3: sell frozen oranges. Go right clown. Um, and actually we kinda touched on this a little bit. I, dude, I am floored that people, okay. Number one, I’m floored that people aren’t taking this shit seriously. Cause I mean that’s really starting to get on my nerves. Uh, cause like I posted like Archer, the new season of Archer that was supposed to be coming out in a month from today, it was supposed to be coming out. It has now been postponed and so I have anger. Um, but like people are doing what all the conspiracy theories have. Just got to go like, no, this is not caused by 5g. Like that’s, that’s the one that keeps showing up in my Facebook feed. That makes me want it. That makes me want to break quarantine just to go slap people. So it’s kinda like your underpants gnomes thing. Step one, oxygen molecules absorb 60 gigahertz radiation. Step two, three coronavirus Speaker 1: I love, uh, I love when I read the BBC cause that’s where the article gave her, was like any conspiracy theories about this is pure rubbish. Speaker 3: Yes. That’s pure rubbish. Well dude, I was feeling, I love the queen Elizabeth. Uh, they did a very rare press conference, uh, which basically boiled down to alright, keep being British, keep, keep, keep good humor and, and and carry on. Carry on. Speaker 1: Did you like you were talking about like working, I guess people are I guess lucky or glad to be working. Um, so like I guess there was an issue at spectrum. I’m essential like no expense spectrum, which is like the Comcast of like the post to get a technician to go into a house. They basically had to coax them with $25 gift cards, like bonuses or like hazard a um, for them to do. I mean would you, I don’t want to go to someone else’s house. I mean want to anyway. And that’s the thing like I is a cable install really essential right now. Like I mean unless it’s a new, unless it’s a new install or something like that or if your thing’s broken, maybe your cables out and you’re stuck at home, I’m going to throw out that yet. It’s essential central cause like you want it, you want like 40, 4,700 unit bombers. Speaker 3: Your only source of communication. You don’t have a landline phone and kids with school and all that kind of stuff. No, I get it. You’re suddenly working from home when your bandwidth isn’t enough so you need to upgrade. Yeah. There’s plenty of reasons that that is legit I think. Okay, fine. Well explain to me why a, the lady that opens and maintains my pool isn’t an essential worker. Cause I’m just gonna warn you guys right now. Apparently she can’t come out. And so I spent a good chunk of this afternoon, um, reading tutorials and watching videos on how to open a salt water pool and then ordering a bunch of chemicals off Amazon. So number one, I guarantee you I’m on yet another watch list. Uh, and number two, I’m probably going to blow up my backyard next week. Speaker 1: So here’s, that’s a good question. So like now are you going to continue to pay someone? Yes. Speaker 3: You’re the shit that you just did it for like 10 for the call. And here’s, so here’s actually, here’s the weird thing to me. So I think I put this in the thread for this week too. Like I’ve gotten so many emails from people. One in particular, I’ve gotten numerous emails from, um, our, our yard maintenance company, uh, that does like the fertilization and the mowing and all that kind of stuff about, Hey, you know, help us out and sign this change.org petition to get us classified as an essential service cause we can’t come out and service you, um, if we’re not okay, but like, okay, well number one. Yeah, number one, no. Um, but then number two, they were at my house this morning and like kind of woke me up by being there so early and driving around and leaving a bill on my door. Like, and I’m like, wait a minute. You had just got done telling me you couldn’t come because you’re not essential and yet here you are skeptical Davis skeptical. Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought one maintenance was fine. Why wouldn’t that not be [inaudible] Speaker 3: to me, I don’t see an issue with it because I mean, dude, it’s not like I’m going out and chitchatting with the guy. Um, you know, and it’s, yeah, it’s, yeah, it’s, I mean it’s, you’re some still social distancing. Um, and I get what I mean, I guess the issue might be if you have crews of people going out together, you know, you got like three guys in the front of a truck, you know, driving to someplace, I can see where that might be an issue. Um, but yeah, no, I, I mean I, like I said, I don’t have any issue with it. I just, I’m, I’m confused by the double edged sword thing. Yeah, Speaker 1: I know it’s kind of like that. It’s that one meme with the two red buttons and it’s like we want this to go away, but you also don’t want to crash the economy so bad where we don’t know what’s going to happen. Like I think everyone’s being safe or at least are getting any, I think at this point everyone gets it that it’s not, cause I remember when the beginning we were like, yay, stupid. And then it was like the stages continued and they’re like, all right, it’s a thing. Speaker 3: Yeah, we were, we were all a little cavalier about it in the beginning. Speaker 1: Well, I, yeah, cause like we did the last show in our studio that we possibly could before like the midnight, you know, Gretchen Whitmer just cleared, everything was closed. Um, you know, we were debating whether or not we would clean, close the studios or like, I don’t know dude. Like it’s only gonna be four people in a room like, but yeah, no, I’m glad we did. Speaker 3: Oh, what else? We Speaker 1: a couple of exciting new food products coming out soon. All right. This always worries me. Sadly, this is only in the, I think Australia and New Zealand, but a mountain Dew flavor Doritos. I’m, that’s not, sadly, I’m, I’m perfectly okay with that. Not being here. I’m not going to lie. What do you, how do you make Doritos tastes like mountain Dew. Citrusy. Sweet. I dip them tobacco cha. That’s what mountain Buhl reminds me of like a guide dipping. That’s the one pop I will never drink is mountain Dew. I can’t stand it. I’m so when I saw like all like to me it just tastes like chewing tobacco and it’s all, I envisioned the chips, anything like that. Maybe I’m wrong. Did I talk about the Pringles last week? Uh, bring over a rotisserie chicken. Oh yes you did. Yes you did actually. Yeah, that sounds delicious. My favorite flavor, hands down better than cheese. Just a, the flavor competition leaves the, uh, crispy taco lays. Those are, those are pretty, pretty dang good. Those are all hit and miss. I dunno. Hey, I heard about the fried green tomatoes. This one’s a lemon. No, Speaker 3: they all taste the same. Hey, before I forget. Uh, so with the capital one Quicksilver card, you run or you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase. Everywhere. That’s unlimited. 1.5% cash back on everything you buy and unlimited really means unlimited. Uh, with Quicksilver there’s no limit to how much cash back you can earn. Capital one, what’s in your wallet? Credit approval required at capital Speaker 1: one bank, USA. N a. So, and I gotta tell ya, Speaker 3: you always make fun of me for stumbling and fumbling. Um, I don’t actually don’t even know how this happened, but like I wound up listening to 97 one. Oh. Oh. Cause I was driving somewhere and I wanted to listen to a Whitmer when I was on the road. Um, and I left it on and then I got my car to go out to run out and grab smokes and Pat Caputo was on a and he stumbles and fumbles through prerecorded reads more than I do during the live ones. So I don’t feel bad cause he’s a pro Fashional cause I don’t feel bad. Speaker 1: But here’s one of the things that I’m thinking of like my wife made her like one of the best dinners I’ve ever had in this house since we’ve been living here since 2006 people are like posting their food like mad and like, and they’re realizing that shit dinner for the whole family costs $9. Yeah. That’s a thing. There’s going to be a thing when this shit breaks like um, like the restaurant industry, I’m just not worried or concerned because it’s busy. Whatever, you know there’s risk to every business but like are people going to be eating and drink? Like I’ll like, especially like the people drinking at home, like wait a minute, this whole bottle of wine cheaper that I made that I pay for it. Speaker 3: Well that’s why I love that. I love the meme I saw other day that said, uh, you know it’s going to be a real pain in the ass to be a bartender when this thing ends. Cause everybody’s been at home pouring themselves quadruples and they’re all going to hit the bar. Being like this doesn’t even have any alcohol in it. I know what it’s supposed to taste. Speaker 1: Well, when you’re at home, how do you make it red solo cup half and half. That’s how you make your shit. Well alcohol sales are up 55% too. I felt a little attacked by this article. Hold on a minute. Is it alcohol period or is it packaged alcohol in retail that’s up like that. That was where I was confused because like liquor stores? Yeah, like cause to me, I didn’t know, I thought it was saying alcohol period was up 55% yeah. This is all alcohol. I guess I’m not understanding the distinction you’re trying to make spirits is 75% of that is up. 75% beer is up, 66% in wine is up 42%. So that averages out to a 55%. I think there’s on-premise sales, there’s off-premise. Oh well yeah Speaker 3: dude. Yeah. I mean you’re not, I mean like the bar and restaurant industry obviously clearly doesn’t account for this. Another talking about like liquor stores and you know like you know, Meyer and Kroger and that kind of stuff, that or something. It’s not for people to bring home and drink. Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah. Oh man, that doesn’t surprise me at all. Cause everywhere. Where else is going to get it? Yeah. Oh yeah, no, I thought it was total all, you know, both combined. Speaker 3: Oh yeah, no, no. So yeah, there and then there’s a heavy, very heavy handed reminder in there, uh, that Hey, you know, uh, drinking too much will depress your immune system and uh, so you might want to use up a little Speaker 1: Dave. I thought it little SIM, you always, it’s always snobs. You know what I mean? If you’re a to whiskey. Yeah, you’re back. Dave lost you for a minute. Speaker 3: Yeah. Sorry. I don’t know what, uh, yeah, don’t know what just happened. Sorry. Speaker 1: No worries. No big deal. Um, and so a movie I watched this weekend, that’s a little bit off the, uh, uh, off the radar. It’s a good flick. Uh, uh, angel has fallen. Okay. If you remember, the Olympus has fallen number with the kingly Unitus. Whenever those names Butler, you have the white house terrorism movie? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So this one’s angels fallen, which is, uh, Morgan Freeman’s the president. And, uh, there’s assassination. It’s basically like John wick, if he was a secret service agent. Um, and like I watched 600 ground again. I forgot how, Oh, how amazingly good. That was the first time around. I saw it. Speaker 3: That’s one of those ones that’s in my watch list that I haven’t watched it. I did start watching dabs though, which is pretty solid. Speaker 1: What’s that? Speaker 3: Uh, do you remember? It’s kinda, I won’t spoil it, but it’s kinda, do you remember, um, antitrust with, uh, Ryan Philippi and, uh, Claire Forlani and, uh, what’s his name? Tim. Oh, I can’t remember. You guys are from Jacob’s ladder that played a very bill Gates and character. No, I was just, no, it was very, um, very computer industry. Uh, somebody gets killed, you know. Yeah. It’s, it’s, it’s Speaker 1: an, it’s an interesting watch. And then a Bose never seen a Tom Clancy flicked. So we watched, uh, we did them out of order, so he watched clear and present danger and then watch Patriot games. Those is, if you ever, if you’d never sat, I’ve never sat through Adrian games. That’s the first time I’ve ever seen what a great flex. Okay. They did a great job. They actually usually did a pretty good job adapting his books and the movies. They really, really did clear and present danger, I must’ve seen like 40 times, but never front to back. Yeah. I gotcha. Yeah. And then we watched a seven foot towel last night, if you remember that one. Uh, no, it was a Brian diploma flick from 2002 with Rebecca rom, John Stamos and uh, uh, Antonio Banderas and uh, it’s total Brian DePalma. It’s fricking, it’s, it’s awesome. I’ll put that, that goes, it goes a better soundtrack. Speaker 1: I’d put that up there with, uh, with um, atomic blonde and all that. Interesting. Yeah. But it was like weird. It was like Conan the barbarian music throughout the whole movie is kind of kind of bizarre. Um, phenomenal written slick. It’s like a dream sequence, deja blue thing, you know. Uh, so I, I felt this was, this was worth mentioning. Um, cause we did, we spent a little bit of time, uh, last week talking about, uh, you know, tiger King, um, and apparently Joe exotic is about to displace Pearl jam on Amazon’s top 100 records sale ranks. Speaker 1: Like I, I don’t even know what to do with that information. I don’t, but here’s it. Like, you know, like guys are buying it as a jokes. They want to roll down their pickup truck and blast baby butt, but it’s not even a hymn sing. And we talked about that. Well, so they, they backed off that a little bit. So he did, he hired somebody. I get, from what I understand, he hired somebody that like sang it and then, and then, then he went in and sang over it. Oh, Jesus. So it was still his voice as the, as the vocal that, yeah, I, dude, I don’t, I whatever his voice was on eight, that two one dash assaults, like it’s chef credits on this, right? Eh, it is what it is. Everybody’s got to be famous for something. Um, I’m, I am, we’ve talked about this before, that, you know, the yet another streaming service, you know, HBO max, uh, is getting ready to launch. Speaker 1: And I, I was wrong at first. I thought it was their full catalog they were making available. They’re making a limited catalog selection available, uh, four or 500 hours of reviewing, uh, when they launched. And they may have already, I can’t remember the exact launch date, but that was, I thought that was kinda cool. I mean, I think, you know, again, everybody’s story is it 500 hours of catalog content. They’re making available or each account gets locked up to 500, I think it’s, each account gets to watch, gets to watch up to 500 hours. Um, and it is uh Oh it sits a lunch. It’s set to lunch. It says 500 hours programming available free for a limited time. So, okay. Speaker 3: Yeah. Which I w yeah, that’s still vague cause I mean it’s, it’s everything. Um, they’ve got so the Soprano’s which if you haven’t watched you should the wire Veep, um, HBO documentaries. Yeah. I mean it’s, you know, it’s worth watching. I mean if you’ve, I mean God knows they’re actually still trying to pump out content on, you know, Netflix and everybody else. Um, difference between HBO go and HBO max is they’re like, dude, I know we talked about this. I think like HBO, I thought originally it was supposed to be like the merger of HBO and Cinemax, but maybe not. Um, T I T dude, I don’t know cause yeah, cause like I think HBO, HBO go is the one that you have to already be an HBO subscriber to access HBO now is the one you can add on to like Hulu, Netflix, those kinds of things. So yeah, I don’t feel max will have additional library content from like Warner media, DC, that type of stuff. Gotcha. Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, have you heard about anyone that’s flown in the past week? Uh, no. So there was a couple of people that were stuck in Detroit that had to leave and basically they were allowed to fly home. Um, basically from what everything I’ve heard, you can get plain fare domestic for $14. Like now, I mean, and Southwest and South, basically Southwest is flying empty planes. Like there’s, I think they did 59 flights last week. There were like, Speaker 3: um, why, why don’t I just cancel them and stop asking us for bail out money? Like can, can we not give them millions of dollars? Like, like tens of million, hundreds of millions? Can we not like I’m, I’m okay with that. Speaker 1: Or any industry for that, you had to give it to one or give it to, you know, that’s the only industry that’s impacted by this bullshit. It’s, it’s, it, this is, you know, this is everywhere. This isn’t, you know, Speaker 3: so I think the, uh, possibly want to just because this is the world we live in now, um, wizards of the coast to release a, uh, had to do a press release, uh, because they were, they’re doing, how’s it coast makes magic together. And so this is an announcement about the new upcoming match together. So they have this new set called layer of the behemoths. And one of those sets is one of those cards is space Godzilla. And for those who don’t know, like, so you know, Godzilla has, you know, the fire thing and space Godzilla has the thing, well, the technical name for it through all the movies and books and all that stuff has been the Corona that he shoots out of his mouth. And, and so the, the special power, uh, that space Godzilla has is called the death Corona. And, and they’re like, yeah, Hey, this all went to print before this happened, and so please don’t flame Maura. Like don’t, don’t annihilate us over something we had no control over whatsoever. We’re going to stop printing the physical card after the first printing. Yeah, and we’re going to update all the digital assets to be the new name instead of space. Scuds on death Corona, and it will be space Godzilla Speaker 1: void invader. Oh, so go get that card. That’s going to be worth like jillion dollars. Yeah, absolutely. Well, here’s a stupid question and I know it’s worth debate. We’re talking about, is Corona beer ever going to be fine after this is over? Can they still be or are they going to be, are they done? Speaker 3: I dude, who knows. I mean, I mean, again, kind of like people buying Joe dirt. I see plenty of people posting on Facebook that they went somewhere and bought a case of Corona, the hood. I got Carota Speaker 1: that’s fine. You’re going to get a couple people that are going to be the contrarians or whatever, but I think Speaker 3: dude, it, it’ll still be a summer beer. It’ll still, I mean it’s, I, I would hate to think they’d have to go through an entire corporate renaming exercise over this. Speaker 1: Well, I mean, you’re not buying each one and one juice. Any type of Sumeria. No, no, probably not. But mine, we do buy swine, you know, SARS, SARS bars. That doesn’t exist. Speaker 3: Well, I mean that actually, and so a doubling back on her, know your topic. I mean, Archer had to go through a change because the name of the, uh, intelligence agency they worked for was ISIS when the show launched. Yeah. And so they actually addressed it like I everything it was like the opening of season six, um, where they, they showed them like wheeling the, it was a big globe with ISIS, you know, the international secret intelligence service. And then they were like wheeling it out of the room as they were redecorating. They were like, yeah, we’re just gonna go through a rebranding exercise where we’re going to be, now we’re just going to be this. Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, did you, did you see the article about Elon Musk? [inaudible] Speaker 3: Oh, in the, uh, the, the things he donated that the, yeah, they were basically C-PAP units. Speaker 1: Yeah. So here I’m envisioning these, like the Elon Musk, the worlds are basically like, they have people who probably shot a note saying, Hey, make this happen. I want to donate, go, go, go, here’s fight. You know, they got 5 million bucks, go buy some shit and send it to some reason. That conversation happening like that. Well, apparently the person that bought these, I’m not going to blame you, Elon Musk is, I think his heart was in the right place, did to execute it properly. Um, they bought a 1,255 of these FDA approved ventilators from China. Uh, basically from, uh, one of those, uh, bulk or whatever. What’s the thing where you buy like the basement of Amazon and there’s all this shit leftover? The outlet. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So we bought it off a little off an outlet, um, basically to New York. They shipped them to New York and then mayor was thanking them for donating these hundreds of ventilators to, you know, New York hospitals saying he was deeply grateful. But when they found out they were just fricking, they were like C-PAP machines, five year old C-PAP machines Speaker 3: that basically if they tried to use them, they would aerosol aerosolized the virus. Speaker 1: Right. So it’s like, thanks. Yeah, you get, you get an a for effort. Well don’t, wouldn’t you, I mean, here’s the thing. Like would you, wouldn’t you ask like, Hey, New York has New York hospitals, what do you need? Give me the model number of the shape. Like what’d you take it upon yourself to spec out medical grade equipment? Like, or like, or just give them a Epping check. Right. Here you go buy whatever you need and yeah, I don’t need to be attached to it. I don’t, yeah, well cause he probably wanted to say the MSRP was 30 million and he probably paid one point and then tax write off. And yeah, of course. Speaker 1: Uh, God, I mean that’s, that’s pretty much, I think we’ve run through the list. If a mountain do flavored Doritos don’t catch ya. What about Dunkaroos are you excited? Those are back coming back this summer? No. What the hell are Dunkaroos Randy, the little kangaroo shaped Graham Cracker cookies with the frosting tub that you dunk them in. When was that a thing? Uh, late nineties. Mid to late nineties. Yeah cause I remember them but they were not real shoes. Those were awful [inaudible] thing on the side with the zipper. Oh yeah I remember those cause yeah cause they were ruse cause they had the little pouch and you being it. Cause I had dude, I had a pair of you put your house key in them and I thought those are the stupidest things in the world ever. Well like what’s the point of like now like during this week, like have a PR thing, Hey Dunkaroos are coming back. He’s like Ooh shit. Oh my God, we’re all saved. Tucker bruiser back. Take your mind off things maybe can’t go to the grocery store there now to get them. I true. Hey man. Yeah and good luck with your shipped orders. So yeah. Speaker 1: So, I mean is this, is this it though? I mean here’s, I guess, let me ask this question. Are we finally at the point where like where is everyone when they’re just fat up and done? Because like you at least have like if you’re in a house or if you have people like, and you can talk and like you’re watching TV or writing, it’s one thing. Well there’s some people I know that are like single and they’re stuck in the house and like they’re there finally then they’re creatures of habit. They can’t go to the gym. They’re losing their minds. Yeah. I mean is this, is this the week, cause you can always tell like Facebook is getting angrier. Yeah. People are starting to get like political and like just, just, just downright ornery. Um, is, is this the week or is it next week or like what? Like we’re just, it’s done. Speaker 1: I’m done. I’m done with this shit. I need to go out. Well, so the original, if I recall correctly, the order it was supposed to expire, uh, on the 13th, so a week from today, um, I believe we’re all well aware that is not going to be the case. That that is not going to be it now. Um, and so yeah, I, I’d say, you know, I think you’re going to see like next week you’re going to see people getting pretty tense. Yeah. Cause even like work, like we’re not, don’t even think about coming back until like the 30th. That’s even a thing. And did not, don’t come back on the one day cause it’s a two week like kind of scattered dagger people back in. Yeah. Yeah. Um, so like I don’t like Randy, you didn’t get laid off did you? No. Okay. I didn’t, you made some comment, I forgot to ask you. Speaker 1: Yeah, no, that’s a good thing. But like, um, how are they treating you? Because I know how, like with me, we’re on teams w you know, we’re like, you have to call it, call your, call your employees a couple of times a day to see how they’re doing. A lot of our team and a lot of our company works remotely, two to three days a week anyway. So yeah. Then some of them, some of our, our team members are full time work from home anyway. So this is not abnormal. I mean it’s normal, but it’s not weird. Well this is all new to us. We’re very, they were very anti work from home and it’s kind of funny because it has shown that they’re kind of a little bit more productive. We create, you know, we, we use, we’re using the hell out of teams and I’ll be honest, I’m, I’m becoming a huge fan and we have a chat box open with 30 people in it. Speaker 1: And if anybody has any problems, they put in the chat box, what’s going on? 10 people answer, they collab and then they move on. Cool. Um, it’s like, you know, there’s no, uh, water cooler stories. There’s no shoulder tapping, you know what I mean? It’s kind of a, yeah, there’s no, there’s fewer distractions. You can actually focus. Right, right. Especially in the guys and like, you know, the PowerShell people in the coding. And the Azure ha you know, the coders or, or um, apparently in our company they’ve delivered the best code in the last two weeks. Uh, in like the history of the company. It’s done at all. Right. Cause QA always has reports on error rate. Our error rate is the best it’s ever been nice. It’s kind of a, it’s kind of interesting. And like when you talk about, you know, what’s gonna happen with the restaurants coming back? Speaker 1: Like what, what about coming back to work is like, is this the new norm now? Like you know, cause I’m not gonna lie, I’m cause I’m kinda digging out, you know, putting on gym shorts and putting up dude, same. Granted I still can’t walk, but it’s not even, it’s not even about that. It’s just, well and you don’t have to worry about walking in from the parking lot and then all around the building and all that crap all day, every day. Oh my God. That camp, that campus is so huge. Yeah. Like my shoulders right now are looking like I’m going to need physical therapy for that. I have when I’m done with my uni. So, uh, I found something interesting when I was looking at blood. The difference between HBO, the various HBS are, uh, the demographics of HBO max is selected and designed based on three core demographics, kids and family, millennials and gen Z and adults as if somehow me as a third going on 37 year old is not an adult. So everyone I know all of our bills, you know, it’s my favorite now that like all the millennials are like, they’re still getting bitched at by happy except me. I leave us, leave us alone. We’re old now. Our backs hurt too. Reinhardt’s thirties got us. Speaker 1: Cause you know, you know, media still has to like fricking label everyone, right? You yell at somebody, right? You stop yelling at the boomers, they’re all dead. Um, all right, well Hey, I don’t know if you want to, uh, if you’re ready to rap. Uh, I made the mistake of scheduling another show at 10 o’clock cause I be, I thought based on last week we would be done. Um, you have to see if I can push them back or are we good know this is fine. I don’t want to, I don’t push, you know, you know what? I don’t like pushing this stuff, so we’re good. We’re good. Don’t forget to sign up for your 90 day quippy trial. I want you to feel still what? What the hell is [inaudible] the video I’m aware of. We talked about it. Speaker 1: Quick bite. It’s called YouTube. Randy. Exactly off. I didn’t try out the format switching. Where you rotate your phone in, it changes how the video is framed and that’s kind of a neat feature. But I don’t know if I’m going to pay five to $8 a month for this service. I spent 30 seconds watching tick tock and I’m done for the rest of them. What is this toilet shit? I swear to God. All right. Take us out, man. All right, we’re going to wrap things up. This is episode 342 on behalf of a Bob, Dave and Randy do us all a favor. Drink will be drinks. Get your phone numbers. You don’t get to go home. It’s gotta get the hell out of here. I guess. You don’t have to go out of your home. You just got to stay there. Turn that thing off. Bye. See you guys. Bye.   IT in the D On the web: http://www.ITinTheD.com On Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/ITintheD/ On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/IT-in-D-91763 On Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ITintheD On Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ITintheD Podcast Detroit is at: On the web: http://www.podcastdetroit.com/ On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PodcastDetroit On Twitter: https://twitter.com/PodcastDetroit On Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/podcastdetroit

On Thursday's episode of Spittin' Chiclets the guys are joined by a former teammate of both Paul and Ryan, Rob Scuderi. The guys talk about their time in Pittsburgh together, his career and what Scuds is up to now. The boys also discuss Ryan's trip to Turks and Caicos and a failed scuba attempt with his family. Then boys wrap up with some NHL news and a Gambling Corner from Rear Admiral.  

Yes, this is the "amphi-podcast".   Amphipods are a super important trout food - often being found year round - but they are also interesting in their diversity.  We'll even talk about mind control in this episode!  

On the 37th edition of the Slinging Scuds podcast, Sean is joined by his friend Maggie Pilloton to talk about the end of the San Francisco Giants season, and the beginning of the Golden State Warriors season. You can find Maggie on Twitter, @MaggiePilloton

On the 36th episode, Sean has a huge Q&A as it's time to ponder the San Francisco Giants' future, both in 2018 and beyond.

The 2017 MLB regular season is winding down, and Sean has some ideas for how the San Francisco Giants can get back into contention in 2018. He also addressed Los Angeles Rams' quarterback (and Cal Bears' legend) Jared Goff's first three starts of the season.

Today's topics include Ric Flair, Chad Bettis, the San Francisco Giants' ultra-weird road trip, plus some rookies making a good case for their future.

The San Francisco Giants experienced a rare good week, taking series from two playoff contending teams. Sean goes through all the positives from the week, and a negative, as well as some prospects making noise in the farm system.

The trade deadline has come and gone and the Conor Gillaspie era is over. The San Francisco Giants are trying to get younger, but injuries are making that more difficult. Where can they go from here?

It's trade season, and the San Francisco Giants are in the thick of trade season so there's a lot to talk about. Eduardo Nunez is gone, Pablo Sandoval is back, and there have been some impressive rookies.

In the first edition of the Slinging Scuds Podcast, Sean introduces himself before talking about a litany of San Francisco Giants' news.

Listen on Stitcher or the Google Play Music Store. Mighty Ducks newbie Charlie Scudder comes on after watching D3 for the first time and completing the trilogy. He talks with Mike, Tommy and Kevin and how much Charlie has changed, cardboard cutouts standing in as fans and Hans possibly killing himself. Show notes: Thanks to Charlie for coming on. He's as cool as he's ever been. Follow him on Twitter: @cscudder.  Charlie's previous appearances: Episode 51, Episode 71. By the way, Mike meant 400 Twitter followers. Help us get to 500. The U.S. won the International Federation of American Football World Championship by beating Japan 59-12 last year.  Is Bombay all in Charlie's mind? The bald board member, who has: It's pretty easy to see the fake crowd in this scene: Bombay dropping knowledge bombs on the board and the board begrudgingly reinstating the Mighty Ducks' scholarships: Hans knowing he was going to die:   We laid out the whole Hans theory in Episode 11.  The JV/Varsity dinner was Episode 40. Banks face as he gets up to leave: Was The Minnesota Club in on the prank? Newt Gingrich: In Episode 71, Scudder gave D1 3.0 Scuds (not Quacks) and D2 3.5-4.0 Scuds. In Episode 51 he gave D1 3.75-4.0 Scuds. Our coach rankings were in Episode 37 and Episode 38. The kid from The Santa Claus and his stupid hair cut: Thanks to @Totally_Offside for the #QuackQuestion. Fulton's jersey in D1. You can see "Reed on the back": Fulton's jersey in D3: Shoutout to Torvald. We talked with D3 costume designer Kim Tillman in Episode 59. We emailed her about the Fulton jersey. Her response: Twitter | Facebook | iTunes Pod intro and outro by Josh Luecht

Mike, Tommy, and Kevin welcome in Charlie Scudder a.k.a Chucky Scuds, a man who has never had never seen the Mighty Ducks before. Scuds discusses why he had never seen the film and his thoughts after watching before he hears some Quack Attack theories. Show notes Shoutout to Angels in the Outfield. Angels in the Endzone was a TV movie. It has an audience score of 29% on Rotten Tomatoes and no professional reviews. Jack Reilly popping his collar: This is the 30 for 30 Scudder was talking about. We talked about young Ludacris playing Averman in Episode 50. Episode 1 is the discussion on Gordon Bombay's real morals. As for Bombay's coaching, Episode 36  is titled, How good of a coach is Gordon Bombay? Hans' Sports Shop: The Hans theory is laid out in Episode 11. The movie Tommy was talking about where a guy's head is destroyed in a vice was indeed. Casino. This is the scene. It's probably NSFW. This is the scene Kevin was talking about in The Town with the florist clipping the flowers: The Mighty Ducks's production budget was $10 million.  Thanks to @katshan23 for the #QuackQuestion This is the scene Mike was speaking off where Bombay says he's from Minneapolis and Banks says he's from Edina. Banks' listed address is 450 North Hennepin Ave. This is where Google says that is. Mike got Charlie's Twitter wrong. It's @cscudder.

Ce mois-ci nous abordons «La Coopération» dans le jeu vidéo. Ca ne pouvait pas mieux tomber pour notre entrée dans ZeLab :) Nous commençons l’émission par une annonce concernant NoWatch justement. S’en suit une brève introduction par Mehdi. Gaetan abordera le côté social de la coopération, ce que ça amène au niveau des relations humaines entre les joueurs en s’appuyant sur tout plein d’exemples et notamment Left 4 Dead et League of Legend. Olivier (votre serviteur) avant de décéder de mort lente et douloureuse à réussi à placer une vanne bien foireuse (saurez-vous la trouver?) mais aussi à discutailler du dispositif matériel nécessaire pour faire une bonne co-op. De la salle d’arcade vers le online, court état des lieux des différents outils qui facilitent la relation humaine (rien que ça!) Benjamin traite ensuite des élément de gamedesign spécifiques à la coopération, avec en vrac Assassin’s Creed, Portal 2 ou encore Gears of War. C’est Mehdi qui aura l’honneur de conclure avec plein de contre-exemples, les bons et les mauvais co-op et un petit detour vers le concept de gameplay asymétrique et/ou asynchrone. Tout est bien qui finit bien avec le traditionnel «A quoi vous jouez» ou tout le monde parle de son jeu du moment. La cerise sur le cheesecake c’est le générique de fin (idée empruntée au SCUDS, on rend à Cesare!) où chacun à notre tour on choisit sur quel air connu (ou non) du jeu vidéo nous allons nous quitter. En espérant que ça vous plaise, nous sommes TRÈS demandeurs de retours donc si vous pouviez nous donner votre avis ce serait formidable. Nous sommes conscients que cet épisode n’est pas forcément notre meilleur et que nous avons encore beaucoup de progrès à faire, mais si jamais celui-ci n’est pas votre cup of tea, n’hésitez pas à en essayer un autre en le téléchargeant via notre flux RSS ou sur iTunes. Encore merci à NoWatch et bonne écoute! ================================= Cette émission (et toutes les anciennes) est disponible sur iTunes mais aussi en Flux RSS. Vous pouvez donc vous abonner et recevoir les prochains numéros directement sur votre ordinateur/téléphone/tablette/minitel ! N’hésitez surtout pas à laisser des commentaires sur iTunes ou juste à noter en petites étoiles. Ça prend quelques secondes et ça permet à d’autres de nous découvrir. Et comme depuis la première émission, n’hésitez surtout pas (c’est même chaudement recommandé) à nous faire part de vos remarques et critiques. Continuez aussi à nous retrouver et nous contacter par mail sur jegamemoinonplus(arobase)gmail(point)com, via Facebook ,Twitter (@jgmnp) et enfin sur nos chaines Youtube et Dailymotion.

This week in the Fly Box we first talk about what to expect when fishing for king salmon in Alaska, the half hitch vs. the whip finish in fly tying, and etiquette on salmon rivers. Then, in the main event, we explore the fascinating world of what some people call "junk" flies--worms, eggs, and scuds.  These flies are fished like nymphs and are just as much a "match the hatch" situation as elegant mayfly nymphs (at least in my opinion).

13, le numéro porte malheur pour certains ou porte bonheur pour d'autres... A vous de juger en écoutant ce nouvel épisode du Quadratour. Une séance d'enregistrement épique, avec des invités exceptionnels : Philippe alias John Plisken des SCUDS et Olivier alias Intheblix sur Twitter, les pères fondateurs du Starfix Generation Club. Encore 4 heures de podcast avec Mister D et Philippe Nieuwbourg pour nous donner des infos sur le Musée de l'Informatique. Le retour de Chabovni et ses ET ; Docteur Non et nos invités qui parlent du réalisateur John Carpenter. Enfin Post Carbone est toujours au rendez-vous de l'apocalypse.

Première partie de l'épisode de tous les dangers : le cross over Scuds/Apéro avec en guest star Patrick Beja. Au menu de cette première partie : les news high tech et LTP qui nous parle de neutralité du net et d'orange.

On vous l'avait promis et le voila, la seconde partie du fameux épisode 38 avec les SCUDS et Patrick Beja. Le podcast de tous les excès ou une partie de l'équipe était plus concentré sur les bouteilles de poire offerte par @elassale que sur ce qui se passait à l'antenne. Le programme? On va dire qu'on va vous le laisser découvrir, hum.

On vous l'avait promis et le voila, la seconde partie du fameux épisode 38 avec les SCUDS et Patrick Beja. Le podcast de tous les excès ou une partie de l'équipe était plus concentré sur les bouteilles de poire offerte par @elassale que sur ce qui se passait à l'antenne. Le programme? On va dire qu'on va vous le laisser découvrir, hum.

Première partie de l'épisode de tous les dangers : le cross over Scuds/Apéro avec en guest star Patrick Beja. Au menu de cette première partie : les news high tech et LTP qui nous parle de neutralité du net et d'orange.

Sitrep Trail 29 April In today's Sitrep: Afghanistan: Why no one knows how to fix it and why they never did.  Iraq: Why the killing goes on and why we should still care.  Northern Ireland: Why the dissidents won't go away and nor can the police Scuds & thuds: Who's handing out the Scuds and who they pointing at.  And...why the junk navy sails again That's all  in Sitrep with Christopher Lee and guests at 4pm on BFBS Radio 2, on-line and listen again.

Sitrep Trail 29 April In today’s Sitrep: Afghanistan: Why no one knows how to fix it and why they never did.  Iraq: Why the killing goes on and why we should still care.  Northern Ireland: Why the dissidents won’t go away and nor can the police Scuds & thuds: Who’s handing out the Scuds and who they pointing at.  And...why the junk navy sails again That’s all  in Sitrep with Christopher Lee and guests at 4pm on BFBS Radio 2, on-line and listen again.

PODCAST SATELLITE  -  The Voice of Israel WWW.PODCASTSATELLITE.COM with Prince Handley ISRAEL:  HOW TO PREPARE FOR WAR (INTEL) You can listen to this message NOW. Click on the LibSyn pod circle (top left). Give it 30 seconds to load.Listen NOW or download for later. For INSTANT REPLAY, go to:  www.blubrry.com/messiah/ After you listen to this message, you can scroll down for all messages previously in the Archives (with Show Notes). There are several music beds in this podcast. The podcast is NOT over just because you hear music. It is not over until Mrs. bin Laden sings! RSS PODCAST DESCRIPTION: A discussion of nuclear, biological, and chemical warfare plus EMP attacks against Israel. Specific advice and Intel for the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and Mossad on: How to Prepare for War. ISRAEL: HOW TO PREPARE FOR WAR  MUSIC / INTRO EXHORTATION “In that day, it will be said to Jerusalem, 'Do not be afraid, Zion. Do not let your hands be slack.' YHWH, your God, is in the midst of you, a mighty one who will save. He will rejoice over you with joy. He will rest in his love. He will rejoice over you with singing.” (Tanakh: Zephaniah 3:16-17) “The LORD is in charge of the beginning and the end, but we are responsible for the middle.” (Shimon Peres) “Jerusalem is the undivided capital of the Jewish state, NOT the U.N. divided capital.” (Prince Handley) WARNING You do not need a missile delivered system to launch a nuclear weapon. Even though the recent launch of the Iranian Safir and Omid puts Iran a step closer, in reality nukes can be put on boxcars, commercial freighters, and trucks. Even small nukes can be transported in suitcases. An unknown quantity (probably in the thousands) of short range inexpensive ballistic missiles and SCUDS have been sold to - or stolen by - countries and groups where terrorists operate OPENLY. NBC (nuclear, biological, and chemical) warheads - and even conventional warheads – can be launched from small, confined structures such as freight ships and steamers that navigate off coastal waterways. As a realistic scenario, major Israeli, American, and European cities can be attacked without notice. According to a UPI 2005 report, some 75 percent of the total US population of 290 million people and 75 percent of military bases are within 200 miles of the coast. Interpolate this for Israel: a narrow coastal land. Plus, Israel is within close weapon proximity of terrorist neighbors. EFFECTS OF BIO-WARFARE Biological warfare is the deliberate spreading of disease among humans, animals, and plants. Primary agents of bioweapons produce many diseases that are hard to diagnose; they rarely occur naturally and often appear like other diseases. A dirty bomb uses conventional explosives to spread radioactive materials. Such a weapon is known as a radiological dispersion device. A dirty bomb may or may not kill many people, but can create fear, panic, and huge financial losses. For example, a dirty bomb in New York could result in a loss of trillions of dollars. The economic loss in Tel Aviv would be unrecoverable. MUSIC The dirty bomb threat is real. Economic fallout and panic will cause chaos. Cleanup costs will be astronomical! The radiological materials have to be removed, as they cannot be washed or blown away. Residents, fearing radiation exposure, will flee cities attacked and businesses will not want to re-open. For those local people who do not die, long term effects will be disastrous. In weeks after an attack their immune systems will decline because radiation kills bone marrow. On the long term there will be a higher risk of cancer. Plus, cases of leukemia will crop up within two years. Biological diseases resulting from biowarfare, plus natural diseases such as AIDS, STD, ebola, echoli, smallpox, and other NEW diseases can easily wipe out masses of the population. Diseases, regardless of origin, are just one of the signs of the final days. Go to the Archives and search for “disease” (on right side under list of Categories). Every day in Africa, more than 5,000 people die of AIDS. (27 million Africans are infected with HIV). By 2,010, if unchecked, more than 13,000 Africans will die each day from AIDS. Due to globalization and immigration, AIDS will soon effect every major city on Planet Earth! AIDS has killed more people than World War I, World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam, and the Gulf War combined. What's worse, new data shows it's just getting started. In many parts of Africa, up to 50% of hospital beds are occupied by HIV/AIDS patients. These diseases may be transmitted via warheads OR dispersed via nuclear dirty bombs. EMP ATTACKS An EMP nuclear detonation produces an electromagnetic field with a super fast transient pulse which couples itself to power lines, cables, antennas, and sends an electric surge (or, spike). It literally fries the electronic system in a vehicle, resulting in NO ignition. Lights and windows will work because of the battery, but the auto will NOT run. Terrorists could wipe out Ben Gurion Airport, or Kennedy Airport, plus a host of other targets. Air Traffic Control would become disabled. There would be no communications. Planes in the sky would be left flying blind and many would crash after running out of fuel. EMP DEVICES THE SIZE OF BEER CANS – NO NEED FOR AIR ATTACKS Terrorists could target financial centers. For example, the NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) could be wiped out with individuals and companies losing billions of dollars. An EMP air attack on either Israel or the US could take months …or even years … from which to recover. However, a hand EMP device (the size of a beer can) could be used at airports, financial or communications centers, hospitals, power companies, police or military bases, and urban traffic and transit control centers. MUSIC Militarily, EMP weapons can disable vehicles, even heavy armored vehicles, in a single hit. Data transfers are also jammed, resulting in NO communications: medical, military, financial, personal, power, water, lights, sanitation. Either country, Israel or the US, would be brought to, for all practical near term purposes, an irreversible standstill. HOW SHOULD ISRAEL PREPARE FOR WAR 1. Act upon confirmed Intel without reservation. Israel must be proactive, not concerned with the responses of UN, USA, or EU. 2. Attack hotbeds of terrorist activity in Israel: A) Groups such as Hizbollah, Hamas, PIJ, PFLP, and PLF. B) Non-Israeli settlement areas of Gaza, Golan Heights, and West Bank. 3. Provide populace with emergency items and Public Relations info (not ahead of time, but concurrent with IDF and IAF attacks). 4. Choose seven (7) key centers for first attack: Iran (5) cities as per Intel Tehran Bandar Abbas Ahvaz Mashdad Tabriz Syria (1) city as per Intel Lebanon (1) specific sector as per Intel 5. Mop up campaign as needed: Iran (12) cities as per Intel (including Kerman)   Syria (2) cities as per Intel   Lebanon (1) specific sector as per Intel  6. Prepare spiritually. (This really should be Number One on this list.) Passover this year 5769 (2009) starts sunset April 8th. Speaking of Passover, here’s HOW to protect your home, your family, and your business from terrorist attacks, and if you are in the IDF or IAF, especially pay attention. Apply the BLOOD of Messiah Yeshua IN FAITH over the door (the top lintel and the two side posts) of your home and businesses, or if you are in the military or Mossad, SPEAK the BLOOD over your current area of assignment. Just PRAY and SPEAK the BLOOD of Messiah (the Lamb of God without blemish Who made the one perfect final sacrifice for the sins of the world) over you.  PRAY and tell G-d that He promised that the death angel would PASS OVER when he sees the BLOOD upon your door. “Then Moshe called for all the elders of Yisra'el, and said to them, "Draw out, and take lambs according to your families, and kill the Pesach. You shall take a bunch of hyssop, and dip it in the blood that is in the basin, and strike the lintel and the two door posts with the blood that is in the basin; and none of you shall go out of the door of his house until the morning. For the LORD will pass through to strike the Egyptians; and when he sees the blood on the lintel, and on the two door posts, the LORD will pass over the door, and will not allow the destroyer to come in to your houses to strike you. You shall observe this thing for an ordinance to you and to your sons forever. It shall happen when you have come to the land which the LORD will give you, according as he has promised, that you shall keep this service. It will happen, when your children ask you, 'What do you mean by this service?' that you shall say, 'It is the sacrifice of the LORD's Pesach, who passed over the houses of the children of Yisra'el in Egypt, when he struck the Egyptians, and spared our houses.'" (Torah: Exodus Chapter 12, verses 21-27) MUSIC 7. Do NOT let your guard down and do NOT offer reparations or apologies for your acts of preemptive strikes for your own protection. 8. Assure yourself with these promises from the Tanakh. Speak them over yourself and your family. “No evil shall happen to you, Neither shall any plague come near your dwelling. For he will give his angels charge over you, To guard you in all your ways.” (Psalm 91:10-11) [ ] [ ] [ ] “In righteousness shall you be established: you shall be far from oppression, for you shall not be afraid; and from terror, for it shall not come near you. Behold, they may gather together, but not by me: whoever shall gather together against you shall fall because of you. Behold, I have created the smith who blows the fire of coals, and brings forth a weapon for his work; and I have created the waster to destroy. No weapon that is formed against you shall prosper; and every tongue that shall rise against you in judgment you shall condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of YHWH, and their righteousness which is of me, says YHWH.” (Isaiah 54:14-17) [ ] [ ] [ ]  Swdqh  Klmh  yy  hta  Kwrb “Blessed are you, O LORD, the King, the Holy One.” Baruch haba b'Shem Adonai. Your friend, Prince Handley MUSIC Podcast time: 14 minutes, 54 seconds (with music) Subscribe to The Healing and Miracle Podcast here:  SUBSCRIBE Subscribe to The Voice of Israel Podcast here: SUBSCRIBE Healing and Miracle Podcast: www.healing.libsyn.com Voice of Israel Podcast: www.podcastsatellite.libsyn.com Rabbinical Studies: www.realmiracles.com/rabbinical.htm Israel News and Prophecy: www.podcastsatellite.comIf you need healing, deliverance, or prayer, email to: princehandley@gmail.com

PODCAST SATELLITE  -  The Voice of Israel WWW.PODCASTSATELLITE.COM with Prince Handley ISRAEL:  HOW TO PREPARE FOR WAR (INTEL) You can listen to this message NOW. Click on the LibSyn pod circle (top left). Give it 30 seconds to load.Listen NOW or download for later. For INSTANT REPLAY, go to:  www.blubrry.com/messiah/ After you listen to this message, you can scroll down for all messages previously in the Archives (with Show Notes). There are several music beds in this podcast. The podcast is NOT over just because you hear music. It is not over until Mrs. bin Laden sings! RSS PODCAST DESCRIPTION: A discussion of nuclear, biological, and chemical warfare plus EMP attacks against Israel. Specific advice and Intel for the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and Mossad on: How to Prepare for War. ISRAEL: HOW TO PREPARE FOR WAR  MUSIC / INTRO EXHORTATION “In that day, it will be said to Jerusalem, 'Do not be afraid, Zion. Do not let your hands be slack.' YHWH, your God, is in the midst of you, a mighty one who will save. He will rejoice over you with joy. He will rest in his love. He will rejoice over you with singing.” (Tanakh: Zephaniah 3:16-17) “The LORD is in charge of the beginning and the end, but we are responsible for the middle.” (Shimon Peres) “Jerusalem is the undivided capital of the Jewish state, NOT the U.N. divided capital.” (Prince Handley) WARNING You do not need a missile delivered system to launch a nuclear weapon. Even though the recent launch of the Iranian Safir and Omid puts Iran a step closer, in reality nukes can be put on boxcars, commercial freighters, and trucks. Even small nukes can be transported in suitcases. An unknown quantity (probably in the thousands) of short range inexpensive ballistic missiles and SCUDS have been sold to - or stolen by - countries and groups where terrorists operate OPENLY. NBC (nuclear, biological, and chemical) warheads - and even conventional warheads – can be launched from small, confined structures such as freight ships and steamers that navigate off coastal waterways. As a realistic scenario, major Israeli, American, and European cities can be attacked without notice. According to a UPI 2005 report, some 75 percent of the total US population of 290 million people and 75 percent of military bases are within 200 miles of the coast. Interpolate this for Israel: a narrow coastal land. Plus, Israel is within close weapon proximity of terrorist neighbors. EFFECTS OF BIO-WARFARE Biological warfare is the deliberate spreading of disease among humans, animals, and plants. Primary agents of bioweapons produce many diseases that are hard to diagnose; they rarely occur naturally and often appear like other diseases. A dirty bomb uses conventional explosives to spread radioactive materials. Such a weapon is known as a radiological dispersion device. A dirty bomb may or may not kill many people, but can create fear, panic, and huge financial losses. For example, a dirty bomb in New York could result in a loss of trillions of dollars. The economic loss in Tel Aviv would be unrecoverable. MUSIC The dirty bomb threat is real. Economic fallout and panic will cause chaos. Cleanup costs will be astronomical! The radiological materials have to be removed, as they cannot be washed or blown away. Residents, fearing radiation exposure, will flee cities attacked and businesses will not want to re-open. For those local people who do not die, long term effects will be disastrous. In weeks after an attack their immune systems will decline because radiation kills bone marrow. On the long term there will be a higher risk of cancer. Plus, cases of leukemia will crop up within two years. Biological diseases resulting from biowarfare, plus natural diseases such as AIDS, STD, ebola, echoli, smallpox, and other NEW diseases can easily wipe out masses of the population. Diseases, regardless of origin, are just one of the signs of the final days. Go to the Archives and search for “disease” (on right side under list of Categories). Every day in Africa, more than 5,000 people die of AIDS. (27 million Africans are infected with HIV). By 2,010, if unchecked, more than 13,000 Africans will die each day from AIDS. Due to globalization and immigration, AIDS will soon effect every major city on Planet Earth! AIDS has killed more people than World War I, World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam, and the Gulf War combined. What's worse, new data shows it's just getting started. In many parts of Africa, up to 50% of hospital beds are occupied by HIV/AIDS patients. These diseases may be transmitted via warheads OR dispersed via nuclear dirty bombs. EMP ATTACKS An EMP nuclear detonation produces an electromagnetic field with a super fast transient pulse which couples itself to power lines, cables, antennas, and sends an electric surge (or, spike). It literally fries the electronic system in a vehicle, resulting in NO ignition. Lights and windows will work because of the battery, but the auto will NOT run. Terrorists could wipe out Ben Gurion Airport, or Kennedy Airport, plus a host of other targets. Air Traffic Control would become disabled. There would be no communications. Planes in the sky would be left flying blind and many would crash after running out of fuel. EMP DEVICES THE SIZE OF BEER CANS – NO NEED FOR AIR ATTACKS Terrorists could target financial centers. For example, the NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) could be wiped out with individuals and companies losing billions of dollars. An EMP air attack on either Israel or the US could take months …or even years … from which to recover. However, a hand EMP device (the size of a beer can) could be used at airports, financial or communications centers, hospitals, power companies, police or military bases, and urban traffic and transit control centers. MUSIC Militarily, EMP weapons can disable vehicles, even heavy armored vehicles, in a single hit. Data transfers are also jammed, resulting in NO communications: medical, military, financial, personal, power, water, lights, sanitation. Either country, Israel or the US, would be brought to, for all practical near term purposes, an irreversible standstill. HOW SHOULD ISRAEL PREPARE FOR WAR 1. Act upon confirmed Intel without reservation. Israel must be proactive, not concerned with the responses of UN, USA, or EU. 2. Attack hotbeds of terrorist activity in Israel: A) Groups such as Hizbollah, Hamas, PIJ, PFLP, and PLF. B) Non-Israeli settlement areas of Gaza, Golan Heights, and West Bank. 3. Provide populace with emergency items and Public Relations info (not ahead of time, but concurrent with IDF and IAF attacks). 4. Choose seven (7) key centers for first attack: Iran (5) cities as per Intel Tehran Bandar Abbas Ahvaz Mashdad Tabriz Syria (1) city as per Intel Lebanon (1) specific sector as per Intel 5. Mop up campaign as needed: Iran (12) cities as per Intel (including Kerman)   Syria (2) cities as per Intel   Lebanon (1) specific sector as per Intel  6. Prepare spiritually. (This really should be Number One on this list.) Passover this year 5769 (2009) starts sunset April 8th. Speaking of Passover, here’s HOW to protect your home, your family, and your business from terrorist attacks, and if you are in the IDF or IAF, especially pay attention. Apply the BLOOD of Messiah Yeshua IN FAITH over the door (the top lintel and the two side posts) of your home and businesses, or if you are in the military or Mossad, SPEAK the BLOOD over your current area of assignment. Just PRAY and SPEAK the BLOOD of Messiah (the Lamb of God without blemish Who made the one perfect final sacrifice for the sins of the world) over you.  PRAY and tell G-d that He promised that the death angel would PASS OVER when he sees the BLOOD upon your door. “Then Moshe called for all the elders of Yisra'el, and said to them, "Draw out, and take lambs according to your families, and kill the Pesach. You shall take a bunch of hyssop, and dip it in the blood that is in the basin, and strike the lintel and the two door posts with the blood that is in the basin; and none of you shall go out of the door of his house until the morning. For the LORD will pass through to strike the Egyptians; and when he sees the blood on the lintel, and on the two door posts, the LORD will pass over the door, and will not allow the destroyer to come in to your houses to strike you. You shall observe this thing for an ordinance to you and to your sons forever. It shall happen when you have come to the land which the LORD will give you, according as he has promised, that you shall keep this service. It will happen, when your children ask you, 'What do you mean by this service?' that you shall say, 'It is the sacrifice of the LORD's Pesach, who passed over the houses of the children of Yisra'el in Egypt, when he struck the Egyptians, and spared our houses.'" (Torah: Exodus Chapter 12, verses 21-27) MUSIC 7. Do NOT let your guard down and do NOT offer reparations or apologies for your acts of preemptive strikes for your own protection. 8. Assure yourself with these promises from the Tanakh. Speak them over yourself and your family. “No evil shall happen to you, Neither shall any plague come near your dwelling. For he will give his angels charge over you, To guard you in all your ways.” (Psalm 91:10-11) [ ] [ ] [ ] “In righteousness shall you be established: you shall be far from oppression, for you shall not be afraid; and from terror, for it shall not come near you. Behold, they may gather together, but not by me: whoever shall gather together against you shall fall because of you. Behold, I have created the smith who blows the fire of coals, and brings forth a weapon for his work; and I have created the waster to destroy. No weapon that is formed against you shall prosper; and every tongue that shall rise against you in judgment you shall condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of YHWH, and their righteousness which is of me, says YHWH.” (Isaiah 54:14-17) [ ] [ ] [ ]  Swdqh  Klmh  yy  hta  Kwrb “Blessed are you, O LORD, the King, the Holy One.” Baruch haba b'Shem Adonai. Your friend, Prince Handley MUSIC Podcast time: 14 minutes, 54 seconds (with music) Subscribe to The Healing and Miracle Podcast here:  SUBSCRIBE Subscribe to The Voice of Israel Podcast here: SUBSCRIBE Healing and Miracle Podcast: www.healing.libsyn.com Voice of Israel Podcast: www.podcastsatellite.libsyn.com Rabbinical Studies: www.realmiracles.com/rabbinical.htm Israel News and Prophecy: www.podcastsatellite.comIf you need healing, deliverance, or prayer, email to: princehandley@gmail.com