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In this episode, Niall is asking: Are the new speed laws about saving lives, or are they just another way to generate revenue? Many people are unaware that from February 7th, speed limits on many rural local roads will be reduced. We talk to Eric Nelligan and ask if this change is really about road safety or if it's just another cash grab.From next month, the default speed limit on rural local roads will decrease from 80 km/h to 60 km/h, as part of the government's new "Slower Speeds, Safer Roads" plan. The changes come following recommendations from the Speed Limit Review and are aimed at reducing road deaths, particularly in high-risk areas. Supporters of the measure say it will lead to fewer severe accidents, while critics argue it will lead to more fines rather than real safety improvements.Some callers think these new speed limits are essential for saving lives. Many rural roads are narrow, winding, and not designed for high-speed driving. Lowering the speed limit to 60 km/h will help prevent accidents and fatalities, especially in areas with poor visibility and unpredictable conditions. A reduced speed limit means shorter stopping distances and gives drivers more reaction time to avoid collisions. If it saves even one life, it's worth it.While other callers feel this is just another way to generate revenue through fines. Many drivers are accustomed to the 80 km/h limit, and sudden changes will likely lead to unintentional speeding, meaning more tickets and more money for the government. Instead of focusing on real safety improvements like better road conditions, clearer signage, or better driver education, they're imposing lower speed limits just to catch people out. It's an unfair crackdown on motorists.As the debate rages on, one thing is clear—opinions on this issue are deeply divided. Supporters of the new laws argue that even a slight reduction in speed could mean the difference between life and death, while opponents believe it's just another way for the government to squeeze more money from drivers. Will these changes actually improve road safety, or are they just another example of unnecessary bureaucracy? Only time will tell.

Road safety campaigners have urged Google to remove satnav alerts for random garda speed traps and checkpoints to ensure reckless drivers are detected. We spoke to Oliver Moran, Green Party Councillor for Cork City North-East.A google spokesperson has sent us this following statement.“Safety is a top priority for Google and our features comply with local laws. By informing drivers about police presence and speed, we aim to help them make safer decisions on the road.” - Google spokesperson

Road safety campaigners have urged Google to remove satnav alerts for random garda speed traps and checkpoints to ensure reckless drivers are detected. We spoke to Oliver Moran, Green Party Councillor for Cork City North-East.A google spokesperson has sent us this following statement.“Safety is a top priority for Google and our features comply with local laws. By informing drivers about police presence and speed, we aim to help them make safer decisions on the road.” - Google spokesperson

Rick & Kelly break an EXCLUSIVE story regarding the Evolution Production Company, Bravo TV, RHOC & Heather Dubrow... plus Rick wears the wrong sweatpants, Kelly shows off gifts from a Secret Santa, painting Kelly's new closet, Speed Trap on the Boardwalk on the Peninsula in a REEL OF THE DAY, plus a new DRONE theory IN THE NEWS and another funny Ikea story to share... don't miss the end!!! For more of Rick & Kelly's truly unfiltered opinions, home videos, cooking segments and exclusive interviews and content, join the Rick & Kelly Show on Patreon.com... It's longer, uncensored, commercial free and a whole lotta fun! #radioactive #ikea #newportbeach #NBPD #police #radar #radartrap #radioactive #nuclear #bravo #evolution #rhoc #drones #mysteriousdrones #droneclusters #mysterydrones #newjersey #gardenstate #investigation #government #governmentconspiracy #governmentplot #unexplained #kimberlyguilfoyle #donjr #palmbeach #socialite #redwine #hallwine #instagram #danielpenny #goodsamaritan #chokehold #usmc #formermarine #notguilty #hero #blm #healthcareceo #manhunt #luigimangione #killer #ghostgun #3d #3dprinter #caught #arrest #arrested #lifeinprison #newyorktimes #nyt #graylady #pc #politicallycorrect #trump #donaldtrump #america #kellydodd #andycohen #bravotv #wrongsideofhistory #kellydodd #fema #hypocrites #instagram #shadowban #pickleball #pickleballpartytown #donaldtrump #presidenttrump #palmdesert #pickleball #newsmax #newsmax2 #bravo #rhoc #theleventhalreport #plutotv #androidtv #xumo #stremium #haystack #youtube #klowdtv #selecttv #newsmax #hulu #samsungtv #roku #streaming #reporting #journalism #experience #tvshow #tvnews #newsman #newsmax #newsmax2 #solo #soloanchor #interview #cooking #correction #housewives #soullife #supplements #minerals #magnesium #reform #rekick #magnesium5x Rick & Kelly are PROUD to be the OFFICIAL LAUNCH PARTNERS with SOULLIFE MINERAL SUPPLEMENTS here in America! Get the Rick & Kelly DOUBLE discount of $20 off per bottle by buying 2 or more bottles & hitting AUTO ORDER at: https://soullife.com/rickandkelly

A dramatic SundayFirst a look at this day in History.Then Screen Guild Theater, originally broadcast December 8, 1949, 75 years ago, Alias Nick Beal starring Broderick Crawford.  An adaptation of the Film Noir mystery about an honest district attorney who gets the help of the devil against the underworld. Followed by Point Sublime starring Cliff Arquette and Mel Blanc, originally broadcast December 8, 1947, 77 years ago, Refused Blood Transfusion. A man has contracted a rare form of typhoid, but the only person who can help lost his girl to the victim years ago. Then Suspense, originally broadcast December 8, 1957, 67 years ago, Speed Trap starring Everett Sloan. A break-neck ride down a killer mountain with two cops who are after a drunken blonde. Followed by Jonathan Thomas and His Christmas On The Moon, originally broadcast December 8, 1938, 86 years ago, Jonathan In The Witch's Dream Cave.  While asleep, Jonathan Thomas dreams of Rumplestich, the witch. The antidote to Jonathan's slumbers is a red rose; a scarce item in the middle of December.Finally Superman, originally broadcast December 8, 1941, 83 years ago, The Pan American highway. . Clark Kent discovers that Jimmy Olsen and Lois Lane are in danger and tries to get an old Inca warrior to help him find The Valley Of The Shadows.Thanks to Sean for supporting our podcast by using the Buy Me a Coffee function at http://classicradio.streamFind the Family Fallout Shelter Booklet Here: https://www.survivorlibrary.com/library/the_family_fallout_shelter_1959.pdfhttps://wardomatic.blogspot.com/2006/11/fallout-shelter-handbook-1962.htmlAnd more about the Survive-all Fallout Sheltershttps://conelrad.blogspot.com/2010/09/mad-men-meet-mad-survive-all-shelter.html

A rule already on the books to make brokers more financially responsible is not yet in effect. We'll explain why that is. Also, the president-elect has named his pick for labor secretary. What do we know about the nominee, and what does this selection mean for trucking? Then, truckers likely notice some places are more likely than others to give them a ticket. We'll list some hot spots. And while some states are ready to require electric trucks, Pennsylvania is trying a little more carrot and a lot less stick. 0:00 – What does new Labor Department leader mean for trucking? 10:21 – Fix for broker bonds delayed – here's why 24:52 – What are the nation's biggest ticket hot spots? 39:41 – A little more carrot than stick on electric trucks

That's right. On this day in 1974, the tubes warmed up - the transmitter whirred and the first sounds of 108.9 The Hawk blasted over the airwaves in the Val Verde Valley. And since you only get one 50th Anniversary, Whisp Turlington is pulling out all of the stops, calling in every single celebrity favor to make this an anniversary party you will remember forever! Sponsored by Drugmore, The Steak Hole, No Sugar Tonight Diner, Vanessee Starr's, Channel 8's National Lampoon's Speed Trap, Taco Tuesday, and a Belly Full of Led! Love 108.9 The Hawk? Well, you KNOW you gotta get some more! Subscribe to the podcast on Spotify, Apple, or whatever you listen on! Get official merch: http://tee.pub/lic/goodrockshirts Early access & bonus shows: https://patreon.com/1089thehawk Follow us on social media: YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Bluesky, Threads Learn more & sign up for our mailing list: https://1089thehawk.com

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Join us on "Speed Trap Chronicles" as we go into the world of the highest speeding tickets ever recorded. We discuss how changing speed regulations and implementing heavier fines could potentially curb reckless driving. Tune in for a episode filled with insights and ideas on Let's Talk Cars Radio!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/let-s-talk-cars-radio--5026292/support.

In a press conference earlier this week, head of the Civil Service Commission Niecy Murray blamed Mayor Mike Johnston for pressuring the Denver Police Department to lower standards for law enforcement applicants. But just hours after her public statements, Murray was fired. On the other side of town, Morrison's new cameras have ticketed more than 9,000 drivers for speeding along the town's main strip in less than two weeks. Are more cameras the answer slowing traffic down? Producer Paul Karolyi and host Bree Davies are joined by Denverite transportation and city politics reporter Rebecca Tauber to dig into these stories plus Shaun White in Denver, Antiques Roadshow filming in the Mile High, and more wins and fails of the week.  Paul mentioned local law enforcement's recent embrace of drones, summer gas price hikes, and this weekend's Outside Festival. Bree talked about Denver Police Salary numbers and the mayor's less than tasteful social media post. Rebecca mentioned Denverite's taxidermy-ed newsroom raccoon and and a local trivia outfit, Geeks Who Drink.  What do you think? Text or leave us a voicemail with your name and neighborhood, and you might hear it on the show: 720-500-5418‬ For even more news from around the city, subscribe to our morning newsletter Hey Denver at denver.citycast.fm. Follow us on Instagram: @citycastdenver Chat with other listeners on reddit: r/CityCastDenver Support City Cast Denver by becoming a member: membership.citycast.fm/Denver Learn more about the sponsors of this episode: Denver Health PineMelon Looking to advertise on City Cast Denver? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 2 - A speed trap in Morrison has issued 10k tickets in just two weeks! The FAA put out a press release saying that over 300 Boeing planes can have a malfunction that causes the plane to explode. Which one do you think does more overall damage to your body, weed or booze? 

A speed trap in Morrison has issued 10k tickets in just two weeks!

Transcript included below…Today, we're going to talk about what it's like to be a clumsy guitarist, and seven intentional strategies for how to avoid being a clumsy guitarist.When I'm puttering around at home, I dress pretty casually.  One item of clothing that I tend to favor is khaki cargo shorts.  They're comfy. But sometimes, especially when I'm in a hurry, I occasionally catch the corner of the leg pockets of these shorts on some things around the house.  Like drawer knobs in the kitchen.  Or the corner of a license plate on my car in the garage.Catching the pocket on a drawer is startling, but not as startling as the loud “thwap” that happens when I bend the corner of a license plate.I know what you're thinking – maybe wear a different kind of shorts than cargo shorts.But that could be treating the symptom.Here's another idea I need to consider: slow down, be more deliberate, and be…less clumsy.I think this approach applies to a lot of different aspects of life, including…you guessed it…our guitar playing.Picture me practicing some guitar exercises or a song, whether I'm in cargo shorts or jeans or whatever.  What if I make my way hastily through said exercises or song?I'll get hung up on things, I'll miss things, or totally play something wrong. Is that ok?  Yes, I suppose.  Because I don't want to be so perfectionistic that the joy of music goes away.However, and I think you'll catch this – I can slow down a bit and really take some intentional steps towards setting myself up well for playing more accurately during my practice time.In Guitar Serious Fun Episode 34, “Can Practicing the Guitar Be Harmful?” I took some time to talk about the importance of mental focus.  I'll expand a bit on those thoughts and add a few more here today. 1.       Set yourself up for smooth sailing.If my guitar is in good working order, I'll be in great shape for a solid practice session.  In GuitarSuccess4U, one of the five instant bonuses I award to new members is a video called “10 Tips for Making Sure Your Guitar is Properly Set Up.”I'll probably not play as smoothly if my action is too high.  I may get clumsy.If my guitar is set up properly, it has a much better chance of staying in tune when I tune it.  And speaking of tuning, I also offer my new members another bonus – “How to Choose a Tuner.” In this video we go over the merits of tuners that are attached to the headstock of our guitars, thereby allowing the vibrations of the notes to be picked up and tuned precisely.We also talk about tuners you can plug into, whether handheld, or mounted on a pedal board.We even talk about sound wave beats that can be matched with a tuning fork.  All kinds of possibilities.But having my guitar set up and in tune is going to make for a great practice session.  Less clumsiness, right?2.       Make a bit of space.Having a space dedicated to your guitar practice can be a huge blessing, even if it's just the corner of a bedroom, or a space that serves multiple purposes (like an office or a study.) Being able to close the door of a practice space allows for fewer interruptions, but also the opportunity for me to play something repetitively without feeling self-conscious. If I'm sharing the space physically (or sonically) with someone else, I'll feel reluctant about practicing something diligently until I get it right, because the repetition may seem a bit tedious for my listeners.These practice space tips and others can be found in yet another of the five instant GuitarSuccess4U bonuses: a PDF called “10 Tips for Making Your Solo Practice Space Great.”  I include photos and descriptions for making your practice space a place that you love to spend time in. 3.       Give yourself the gift of solitude.I love to be able to close the door of my practice space, as I mentioned above.New members of GuitarSuccess4U get a fun door hanger that is basically a snazzy “do not disturb” sign for their practice space.  On one side, it says: “Hold that thought.  I'm practicing the guitar.  Please give me a few more minutes.  Thanks.”  On the other side, it says “Get in here – you've got to hear what I'm discovering on the guitar – wooo!”As you might imagine, having uninterrupted time at my instrument can promote better concentration.Now, we don't live in a vacuum, and there's “life” happening around us all the time, especially if we have children under our roof, which is a good thing.But setting aside time and expressing my need to have an uninterrupted practice session can be a huge gift.  It helps if this is a time of day that's consistent, like before breakfast, or after work, or just before bed, etc.  That way, my family can give me the allocated time to tackle my practicing, and then I can be free to engage with them after I'm done.What's the opposite of solitude?  Well, maybe chaos or at least a state of many distractions.Again, our world has lots going on, but if I allow sounds from a TV or radio to intrude on my concentration, I'll get clumsy.4.       Invite distractions on purpose.The only caveat I'd offer to having a distraction-free environment is that if I'm working to take something I already know well musically to the next level, I can actually invite distractions into my process from time to time.I can practice a song with totally different music playing in the background to provide a bit of mental resistance, much like a weight lifter can add more weight to strengthen their muscles.I can also have a TV on if I'm working on rudiments, etc., If I can persevere (and play well) amidst distractions, I will do better when it comes time to stand up in front of an audience, a congregation or a studio microphone.I was gearing up for a Christmas tour one year, and we had guests over for Thanksgiving.  So, I invited them to listen to me play one of my most technical songs.One of the guests proceeded to turn on her phone and capture me on video…from about four feet away. It was initially a bit startling and of course, very distracting, but ultimately, it served as a fabulous catalyst and strengthened my preparation on the song, which went much more fluidly on my Christmas tour.5.       Haste Makes Waste.If you've heard this expression (or lived it) you know that some things can fall off the wagon if we're too hasty.  So, one thing I recommend is to slow down and take things deliberately.In Guitar Serious Fun Episode 26, “Don't Get Caught in a Speed Trap,” I speak plainly about how I am prone to rushing the tempos for the songs I play.Sometimes this is because I'm overexcited in a performance or recording setting, or because I don't have a strong conviction about how to keep a rushing drummer in check.But sometimes, it's because I'm in a hurry to get through a guitar song or exercise.  Rushing through these types of things, especially early on in the formative season of the song, can never be a good thing. Why?  I'll give you a second to guess.It's because I'll likely get clumsy. And what do my hands know?  They only know what I tell them.  So, if I rush through my practice session because I'm in a hurry, I'll make some (or a lot of) mistakes.And then when it comes time to play the song “for real” (which, in my opinion, is a bit of a misnomer since we should always be playing with intention), I'll likely “re-state” the mistakes I've made in practice.As several wise music teachers have quipped, “Practice makes permanent.”  In other words, whatever is practiced becomes more permanent.It takes quite a bit of re-training to “undo” incorrectly practiced music.6.       Clean playing is rarer than you think.The idea of playing cleanly on the guitar is, in some ways, a lost art in some circles.I recall being at a Pierre Bensusan guitar seminar in his home studio in rural France (and as I string these words together, I'm actually enjoying listening to Pierre's solo acoustic album, Intuite.)When he was instructing me and a small group of students, he made it clear that playing clean should always be the goal.What is playing clean?  You probably know.  But it's basically articulating notes and chords in such a way that they ring out clearly.No string buzz, no unnecessarily muted (or unmuted) notes, and basically a very strong sense of purpose in what we do.I could probably dedicate an entire episode of Guitar Serious Fun to this discussion topic (and I may), but for now, I recommend being uncompromising in your execution of the notes you play.I'll ask a rhetorical question: is it better to learn forty chords that I can play fairly well, or just four chords that I can play cleanly?Based on what I've just discussed, the latter is superior. If I had a nickel for every volunteer worship guitarist I've heard play in a clumsy fashion, I'd have a lot of nickels. Usually clumsy playing comes across to me as an attitude of compromise.  I know that some guitarists are just getting started and they want to be available to serve, so I'll tread lightly.But if these guitarists can clearly articulate a strong G, C, D and E minor chord progression, not just with their individual appearances, but in context and in transition with other chords, it's a much more skillful offering than a bunch of chords that just don't sound quite right.And even though some listeners are musicians, many are not…and yet, most can discern the difference between clean and clumsy.You get it – play skillfully as the Psalmist exhorts us to do in Psalm 33:3. In GuitarSuccess4U, which you've heard me allude to a few times in today's episode and which you likely know a bit about (or are even a member of, perhaps), we leverage a tool of my own design called The Chord Kite Diagram, which I've never seen anywhere else.  Therefore, I had to create it.It details multiple “communication pathways” so as to allow chords to function very deliberately in context.  In creating the Chord Kite Diagram, I use an axiom that is inspired by Dawn Jones called “Reduce it to the Ridiculous.”You can listen to Dawn and me unpack the logic behind this in Guitar Serious Fun Episode 46, “Reduce it to the Ridiculous” – with Dawn Jones.A quick summary is the idea of zooming in (almost ridiculously) so as to get something done well.If our guitar playing is worthy (and I believe it is), it's important to zoom in and get things done well.Imagine if I was having a minor surgery and I was conscious and could hear the surgeon talking with his fellow staff as he or she worked on me.What if I heard the surgeon say, “Hmmmm…I guess that's good enough”?Would that promote confidence?  Probably not.Guitar and surgery are not at all on the same playing field, but you can tell if someone cares about what they do.I've had people say as much after one of my shows.  They've said, “You really care about what you do, don't you?”  Those are kind, affirming words, and they also show that my intentions as a guitarist have had the desired result.We communicate an unwritten message in the quality of our musical offerings.A clumsy offering communicates a certain message.  So, let's be the rare clean-playing guitarist, and communicate to our listeners that we care.7.       Get rest; don't be stressed.If we are rested, and our stress level is lower, our clumsy factor will decrease significantly.Yes, playing the guitar is an opportunity to de-stress.  But if we're leaning into an intentional practice session (not just strumming a song for the chance to wind down), it would behoove us to be rested and alert.Being stressed is also not going to help us with our concentration.Whether I'm driving a car or cooking a meal, I'm less of a safe driver and less of a deliberate cook, if I'm weary and overwhelmed.I'll make silly mistakes, which at the very least can involve horns honking at me on the road, or missed ingredients in the dinner.There's a whole continuum, of course, and some car accidents and burned meals have been the result of a certain level of clumsiness.So, in the words of Daniel Tiger, who took up the mantle of Mister Rogers, “Rest is best.”  And a low-stress environment, as each of us knows in our heart of hearts, is much more conducive to effective practice.In terms of applying this to our guitar playing, this is probably fairly obvious, but I still like to point out obvious things from time to time.Wrap-UpI'll touch on our seven tips today again for review as we endeavor to avoid being the clumsy guitarist. * First, set yourself up for smooth sailing with a guitar that's set up well and can be tuned to precision. * Second, make a bit of space for your practicing. * Third, give yourself the gift of solitude so you can be uninterrupted if that serves your season of guitar playing. * Fourth, invite distractions on purpose, if it helps you get stronger with your songs. * Fifth, remember that haste makes waste. * Sixth, recall that clean playing is rarer than you think (so let's stay rare with our playing.)  And…* Seventh, get rest; don't be stressed.As I've implied in my discussion here, the perfect scenario for guitar development won't always be there.  Many times, we work within a less than ideal scenario, and we just have to roll with how things are.  But being extra aware and tuned in is good.Now, if you're aware and tuned in to today's episode, you know that three previous episodes of Guitar Serious Fun have been suggested for your enjoyment.For the listener, you may need to spool back through.  For the reader, I hyperlink to other episodes on Substack, as I always have.If you've experienced all 93 episodes up to this point, then awesome!  But it's likely that you've joined us somewhere along the way and haven't had the pleasure of experiencing my thoughts (and the thoughts of some of my guests) in some of our previous episodes.If that's the case, please take the opportunity.  We've got quite the compendium of concise, well-organized topics here at Guitar Serious Fun.But if you're looking for the real feast, well, GuitarSuccess4U awaits you with a curated collection of progressive lessons, quizzes, interviews, exercises, and above all, a supportive Christ-honoring community of like-minded guitarists.  The best two parts?  1) It's highly affordable and 2) you get to set the pace.It's my privilege to be the founder and guide for this unique tribe.  And perhaps you are in a season where you might join us.  If so, we eagerly await the opportunity to welcome you in, and soon.If not yet, perhaps share today's episode, or at least our website, with someone you know who might be a good fit for this amazing online experience.The website is GuitarSuccess4U.com.  Thanks so much for listening.  Keep playing your guitar, and the clumsiness will become less and less as you become more and more the guitarist you were made to be.I'll see you next time. 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Just 20 minutes north of Birmingham on Interstate 22, Brookside, Alabama is a working-class town with less than 1,300 residents. From 2018 to 2020, income from traffic fines and forfeitures increased 640%, making up 49% of the town's revenue. In 2019, Brookside saw its first lawsuit that included allegations of racism and police misconduct. It caught national attention for being a predatory speed trap in 2022 and now facing a class-action federal lawsuit. Thank you to our podcast partner, 70 Million, for the story “Highway Robbery: How a Small-Town Traffic Trap Became A Legal Black Hole.”  Learn more about the story and find the transcript on makingcontactradio.org. Like this story? Support independent journalism, NewsMatch will double your donation up to $1,000! Making Contact is a 29-minute weekly program committed to investigative journalism and in-depth critical analysis that goes beyond the breaking news. FEATURING: Pulitzer Prize winning journalist John Archibald, Brookside residents Sandra Harris and Ashley, Leah Nelson, Alabama Appleseed's research director, Birmingham Criminal and civil rights lawyer Bill Dawson, Adam Danneman, head of the Jefferson County Public Defender's Office and Joanna Weiss, Fines and Fees Justice Center's co-director.  70 MILLION EPISODE CREDITS: Episode reporter Rhana Natour, editor Monica Lopez and Juleyka Lantigua, host Mitzi Miller, sound designer Erica Huang, photo editor Michelle Baker, staff writer and designer Kori Doran, lead fact checker Haylee Millikan, lead producer Pamela Kirkland, episode photographer Amarr Croskey, creator/executive producer Juleyka Lantigua MAKING CONTACT: Host Anita Johnson, producers Anita Johnson, Salima Hamirani, Amy Gastelum, and Lucy Kang, executive director Jina Chung. MUSIC: Blue Dot Session - Curiously, Curiously Quiet Orchestra - My Friends   

Michael J. Weithorn joined me to discuss growing up in Rego Park; the blackout of 1965; his favorite series Dick Van Dyke, Get Smart, and Laugh-In; watching the original SNL in college; going to Swarthmore and having no idea how to get into show business; moving to California right after graduation and teaching for three years; impressing Arnold Margolin who helped him get an agent; writing a freelance script for Benson even though he didn't now Benson's job; his first job on Making the Grade; George Wyner; Gary David Goldberg gave him a job keep him at Family Ties and not take others offers; writing a Cheers episode; thinking Cheers pilot was better than Family Ties pilot; writing Alex-centric episodes using stories from his life; casting Justine Bateman; inventing Skippy in "Death of a Grocer"; writing "The Fugitive" and casting Tom Hanks in the role; "4 Rooms Ocean Vu"; Michael Gross comedic chops; "Stage Fright" becomes a meme & teachers people the acronym SCUBA; "Speed Trap" - Alex on speed; Robert Costanzo; writing "The Real Thing" which introduces Ellen; using Billy Vera and the Beaters "At this Moment"; writing an episode for Peter Scolari; leaving Family Ties and creating Pursuit of Happiness; writing a classic Wonder Years; creating True Colors; cast changes and illnesses; likes to write episodes with surreal dream sequences; his King of Queens version is hated and loved; working on the Sinbad Show; wrote the proposed Krusty the Klown spinoff with Matt Groening but was nixed by James L. Brooks; told to run Sinbad if he wanted South Central to go; FOX cancels most "black" shows; wishes South Central and Ned & Stacey were streaming; writing Ned & Stacey on spec; cast Thomas Haden Church and network wanted Debra Messing; King of Queens was not a spinoff of Raymond; being a big fan of Kein James standup and seeing him starring in a "New Honeymooners"; wrote Carrie in Lean Remini's voice before she was even hired; King of Queens was paired with and crossed over with Raymond; Jack Carter originally hired as Arthur, but they got Jerry Stiller to change his mind; how Patton Oswalt & Nicole Sullivan were cast; his indie film "A Little Help" starring Jenna Fischer; working on Weird Loners, The Goldbergs and Schooled; George Segal and "Where's Poppa"; working on a romcom with 60 year-old actors; Family Ties Vacation and "A, My Name is Alex"

99% of business media stories on startups are essentially PR for the startup itself. This makes these stories a one-sided source of information on what it's like to operate and grow a startup. While there are more and more discussions of mistakes, basically no one at Inc or Entrepreneur or anywhere else really will ever greenlight a debate on this or that failed startup unless, like Theranos, it ended in some massive ethical scandal. Failure is depressing, they say. Not me.I'm honored to bring you a past podcast, the second part in a two-part interview with Professor Tom Eisenmann of the Harvard Business School (HBS). He and I chat about themes from his new book Why Startups Fail and how these patterns play out in the world of consumer packaged goods (CPG). In the second part of our interview, we discuss more advanced themes in failure:  the Speed Trap, Help Wanted, and the challenges of staffing up quicklySince joining the HBS faculty in 1997, Tom has led The Entrepreneurial Manager, an introductory course taught to all first-year MBAs, and launched fourteen electives on all aspects of entrepreneurship, including one on startup failure. Eisenmann has authored more than one hundred HBS case studies, and his writing has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Harvard Business Review, and Forbes.Your Host: Dr. James F. Richardson of Premium Growth Solutions, LLC www.premiumgrowthsolutions.com Please send feedback on this or other episodes to: admin@premiumgrowthsolutions.com

Hour 3 - It is not illegal to flash your lights to warn other drivers. If you bet 100 dollars on CU over the weekend you pulled in at least 3500 bucks. SMH Dil didn't drive around much this weekend so no one asked him about the joke of the day. A teen in Massachusetts died after eating the One Chip Challenge. A flight from Atlanta from Spain had to turn around because of a "biohazard". 

Delaware man who police blocked from warning drivers of speed trap wins $50,000 judgment and more news

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This week on Making Contact, we bring you a story from our podcast partners, 70 Million titled Highway Robbery: How a Small-Town Traffic Trap Became A Legal Black Hole. About 20 minutes north of Birmingham, Alabama, on Interstate 22, is the working-class town of Brookside. Its almost 1300 residents make it about the size of a large high school. According to the 2020 census, Brookside's population is mostly White and 21% are Black. On paper, it's a lot like other small towns in this part of Alabama. That is, until 2022, when Brookside became infamous for, of all things, a traffic trap. Like this program? Please show us the love. Click here: http://bit.ly/3LYyl0R and support our non-profit journalism. Thanks! John Archibald, a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist - Sandra Harris - Town Hall Speaker 1 - Ashley - Leah Nelson, research director for the Alabama Appleseed Center for Law and Justice - Bill Dawson, a criminal, and civil rights lawyer from Birmingham - Adam Danneman, the head of the Public Defender's office in Jefferson County - Joanna Weiss  70 Million Staff: Episode Reporter: Rhana Natour Editor: Monica Lopez and Juleyka Lantigua Host: Mitzi Miller Sound Designer: Erica Huang Photo Editor: Michelle Baker Staff Writer and Designer: Kori Doran Lead Fact Checker: Haylee Millikan Lead Producer: Pamela Kirkland Episode Photographer: Amarr Croskey Creator/Executive Producer: Juleyka Lantigua Making Contact Staff: Hosts:  Anita Johnson Producers: Anita Johnson, Salima Hamirani, Amy Gastelum, and Lucy Kang Executive Director: Jina Chung Senior Producer: Jessica Partnow                                                                                                          Engineer: Jeff Emtman Learn More:  70 Million  Sandra Harris - Grandmother accounts unjust arrest  AL.com Brookside Police Chief Resigns  Target Speed Traps   Class Action Complaint  

Did all of your favorite 108.9 The Hawk DJ's and personnel survive the Great Drone Strike by former Hawk DJ, Whisp Turlington?! Some did. Some did not. You're just gonna have to listen to find out who made it. And you're going to have to listen to hear this weeks amazing guest on The Whisp Turlington Show - CHRIS DUKE-ANGELI (ANDREW GLEASON), world famous record producer. Oh yeah, he's got THREE NAMES! Just like Roy Thomas Baker! Sponsored by The Snow Cone Man! Farnsworth White Chocolate! Pete Best Beatles Sunday! And Channel 8's showing of National Lampoon's Speed Trap! Guest starring Andrew Gleason (The Best Show with Tom Scharpling) as Chris Duke-Angeli! 108.9 The Hawk was created, written and performed by Jason Gore and Geoff Garlock. Support The Hawk at https://patreon.com/1089thehawk! Bonus episodes! Hawk episodes one week early! So much more! Learn more about 108.9 The Hawk at 1089thehawk.com! GET THAT HAWK MERCH: http://tee.pub/lic/goodrockshirts   SOCIAL SIGHTS: https://twitter.com/1089thehawk https://instagram.com/1089thehawk

Elias Makos caps the week off with guest David Heurtel, former Quebec liberal cabinet minister, Council at Fasken and political analyst. A powerful storm swept through the province causing branches to be ripped and streets to be flooded in the city. We even had the confirmation that a tornado landed in Mirabel. Should we be concerned that events like this could happen more frequently? There are over 3,200 vacant social housing units in Quebec's big cities, with 2,300 of them in Montreal There is a highway whose photo radar has caught over 31 thousand drivers in just half a year. That is the equivalent of over 4.7 million dollars

Tach & Jimmy look back and hilariously dissect S:3/E:5 The Speed Trap of MAUDE! So, check it out!  Use our Amazon Affiliate Link here: https://www.averybradypodcast.com/shop Get your Gilligan's Island DVD box set here: https://amzn.to/3ALIhFo A VERY BRADY PODCAST is a part of THE RETRO NETWORK!  https://www.theretronetwork.com/ Check out A Very Brady Podcast Shop Here:  https://www.averybradypodcast.com/shop.  http://www.averybradypodcast.com  Merch Shop!! http://tee.pub/lic/averybradypodcastmerch NEW!! Box It Like A Boss! SHIRT HERE!!  https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/28016127-box-it-like-a-boss-tee?ref_id=10329  TIKI IDOL SHIRT!! LIMITED FOR SEASON 4!!  https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/22734146-a-very-brady-tiki-idol?ref_id=10329 SILVER PLATTERS METAL TEE! https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/6438668-the-silver-platters-metal-logo?ref_id=10329&store_id=249577 Contact: Instagram: @averybradypodcast Email: averybradypodcast@gmail.com Patreon: Patreon.com/averybradypodcast  Music by: Music from https://filmmusic.io "Your Call" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/averybradypodcast/message

A unique episode including portions of a Benji solo live stream as well as some classic clips from the impressive STN Library. (Episodes 41 and 60) ENJOY! Instagram: @skip_the_noise_podcast

Charlie got his scooter going again. Jeffrey finally met his landlord. Charlie got a gold tooth. Jeffrey ran out of toilet paper. Elephant rips handler in half in Thailand. Kim Kardashian robber has no remorse and blames Kim for flaunting her wealth. Nightclub bans staring at strangers in bid to become a safe space. MDPD officers blocked pregnant woman from entering emergency room. Rover has to drive through a speed trap everyday.

August 14, 2022 Luke 12: 49 - 56

After posted speed signs and even WARNING signs wouldn't slow traffic down, this curious thing did! Hear what in your Good News!

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A young pulsar is blazing through the Milky Way at a speed of over a million miles per hour. This stellar speedster is one of the fastest objects of its kind ever seen.

#DreamItDareItDoIt #LiveTheLifeYouWant #MakeitHappen #EpisodeDropped QUOTE OF THE DAY: There is something in us that we can trust. - Joe Bailey In this episode of “Dream it! Dare it! Do it! Live the Life You Want!” I am speaking with clinical psychologist, author, and coach Joe Bailey. Joe addresses the psychological, physical, and spiritual facets of human beings that have pulled him into a deeper understanding of the whole person. Joseph Bailey, M.A., L.P. is a licensed psychologist, author, seminar leader, consultant to organizations, public speaker, and psychotherapist. His work has included co-founding The Minneapolis Institute of Mental Health, developing programs for health care provider wellness at the University of Minnesota Inner Life of Healers Program, and numerous hospitals including North Memorial Hospital, Minneapolis, East Lansing Health System and Mayo Clinic Arizona(The Resilient Physician Program). He has also worked extensively in treatment centers for addictions—Gulf Breeze Recovery, Meridian Systems and Farnum Center, and numerous social service agencies. Joseph is the author of six books with over a half-million in print in 26 languages and 65 countries, including the best seller, Slowing Down to the Speed of Life with Dr. Richard Carlson, The Serenity Principle, The Speed Trap, Slowing Down to the Speed of Love, Fearproof Your Life: How to Thrive in a World Addicted to Fear, and his latest book that he contributed to, Creating a Marriage You'll Love (2010). His newest book is called Thriving in the Eye of the Hurricane: Unlocking Your Resilience in Our Turbulent Times. You can learn more about Joe and his work at www.joebaileyandassociates.com. For more information on Joe Bailey please visit:  www.JoeBaileyandAssociates.com -- It's time for you to shine! I've worked with solopreneurs, entrepreneurs, business owners, and high-performers for over two decades. Let me show you how simple things really are, with these 4 steps. As I like to say: let's get COGI with it! It means: Get CLEAR. Get ORGANIZED. Get GOING. Get INSPIRED. I offer a rare combination of coaching & business talk, technical & artistic experience, and practical & creative skills. Please don't sweat the technical stuff. I've got your back. If this speaks to you, let's chat, no strings: https://go.jasmyne.coach/chat --- #theinspiress #solopreneurinspiration #livethelifeyouwant❤️ #liveinthenow #liveinthemoment #bepresentnow #happiness #wisdom #inspirationalquotes #solopreneur #entrepreneurinspiration #solopreneurs #solopreneurlife #solopreneurcoaching #coachjasmynesays #transformativecoachjasmyne #BringYourBusinesstoLife #GetInspiredNow

In this week's podcast, Tom Catt and Toni Homeperm review Season 3 Episode 5 of Maude, entitled, "Speed Trap", which originally aired October 7th, 1974.  In this episode, Walter and Arthur go off on a fishing trip, leaving Maude and Vivian home alone together.  Maude and Vivian decide to drown their sorrows by going off their diets and eating everything in sight.  Meanwhile, Walter and Arthur wind up getting thrown in jail for not being able to pay a speeding ticket.  Follow us on: Instagram @FindlaysFriendlyAppliancesYouTube and Facebook @God'll Get You For That WalterEmail us at FindlaysFriendlyAppliances@gmail.comFollow Tom Catt on all social media @thattomcatt and at www.thattomcatt.comFollow Toni Homeperm @Facebook & YouTube: Toni HomepermInstagram, TikTok & Twitter:@tonihomepermwww.tonihomeperm.comFollow the Kyleson Chronicles at:https://kylesonchronicles.simdif.com/

Every now and again your hosts look at the news and think...hmmm...that's weird. As experts in their respective fields it can be odd to read a news story then dig a little deeper to find out what's really going on.This week MC has scrubbed a few stories to share that really had him wondering what else is going on.First stop is Atlanta, GA, where Director of Black Panther 2 Ryan Coogler was mistaken for a bank robbery suspect. Maybe "mistaken" isn't the right word, maybe "accused of bank robbery while trying to make a withdrawal at his own bank" is better. However, MC put on his thinking cap (not a motorcycle helmet) and shares his views about the story.On the heels of that story the guys discuss a new law in Virginia that outlaws traffic ticket quotas. Imagine MC's response when he hears that a thing that isn't a thing is now not a thing because of a law. I know that's hard to understand, but so is this story from Virginia. MC shares his thoughts on quotas and the guys discuss performance evaluations vs quotas and MC's favorite phrase "Speed Trap."This week we learn:How race can be used in the headlines to draw emotional responses from readersIf Bank of America has a policy regarding customers withdrawing moneyWhy traffic ticket income as an incentive is an urban legendThat next week's show is going to have something new and fun!X3 Bar - The ONLY gym gear you need Slash your workout time and triple your gains. Use "MotorCop" for $50 off!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://patreon.com/wye)

What did Andy use his $10 Google Store credit on, and why does Flo have so many boxes of Girl Scout Cookies? This week, we're running through what Google's response has been to the Ukraine crisis and why Google's Chrome benchmarks on Apple's computers aren't long for this world. Then, we work through our FOMO as we realize Google passed out loaded fries at its booth during this year's MWC. Now we're majorly craving _pomme frites_.

What did Andy use his $10 Google Store credit on, and why does Flo have so many boxes of Girl Scout Cookies? This week, we're running through what Google's response has been to the Ukraine crisis and why Google's Chrome benchmarks on Apple's computers aren't long for this world. Then, we work through our FOMO as we realize Google passed out loaded fries at its booth during this year's MWC. Now we're majorly craving _pomme frites_.

On this episode, We cover part 1 of a special Boy Meets Wednesday double feature!! It's the 40th installment of Boy Meets Wednesday!! We cover episodes 13/14 in season 4 of Boy Meets World. We also talk relationships, driving, and money. Hosted by the Comedy Duo of Serg & Joe. Speed Trap!! This is We Family Son!!

Carla from Burnt Korn, Alabama, reaches into the THN mailbag and shares the epistolary detestation of Broke Ass Kevin in Bastrop, Texas. He's tired of speed traps and cops who can't cut nobody no slack. I mean, what the blazes is the anti-socialist Lone Star State gonna do with $280 in fines, anyway? “Add another pylon to The Wall,” co-host Garrett, who isn't here, supposes. Sound engineer Pauly from Bali jumps in with a tale of little guy heroism. Years back, the Town of Ridgeland, South Carolina, a blip on the I-95 Corridor, was home to the most notorious, illegal speed trap in these here United States. Here's how, armed with just a FOIA request, two middle fingers and a banana yellow stucco news van, Pauly from Bali took it down. Speaking of illegal traps, co-host Arik jumps into the hate ring with a recent yarn of hooker sting hell. Poor guy. He's been single for 11 years. Finally, an attractive young lady spies him on a dating site. When he drives to meet her, he discovers she lives in a hotel. What follows is an epic rant against cocaine—or is it ARM & HAMMER Baking Soda?—manic “bunk mates” and prostitution entrapment. Former prison matron, Carla, opines: “That's what you get for trying to reform a fake hooker and send her to college. The cops were probably afraid to book you for fear you'd question their life choices!” Apropos, Pauly from Bali adds one last thing to The Hate Napkin. “I hate the credit cards they use on those coke stashes in fake hooker busts. You know, they charge 30% APR on those things!” Oh, hey, folks! It's the sheriff's department! Gotta go! #tryingtogetherwet --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehatenapkin/support

The main topic for today is what it means to cut your overhead.  We continue our speed trap discussion and Joe shares his marketing experience.  We get into more details about our multifamily investment property and why it's important to be financially smart with home improvements.  We talk about our future goals in business, what failure means, and why it's important to never give up.  We discuss why building each other up is essential to everyone's success.  Finally, we explore what the future holds for the Hour Vision Podcast.

We are the Hour Vision Podcast.  We dive into technology and Brad gets fired up about a speed trap money grab.

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