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At the request of the city of Indianapolis, the United State Department of Justice will be stepping in to review the uptick in officer-involved shootings in Indianapolis in 2023.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Dead Arm Sports is back! Josh and Jel dig into, what is likely, the most pathetic fantasy division in all of football. Jonathan Taylor and Derrick Henry, PLEASE keep this division relavant! The PGA is being investigated by the United State Department of Justice... what could this mean for the future of the PGA Tour? Plus, Greg Norman getting a rude awakening! Finally, the fellas close out with the show with the grand finale of their Major Tournament Drafts! Hit up the DMs on Twitter and Instagram @deadarmsports, or on Facebook by searching Dead Arm Sports. Send us a question, comment, or any general feedback! We need you listeners to spread the word, and to subscribe, rate, and review the show on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart, and Google Podcasts! Take a screenshot of that review, and shoot us that pic via our DMs on our socials. We will swag you out with some DAS goodies for free!! https://linktr.ee/deadarmsports https://youtu.be/Thxt1vk65WI https://www.facebook.com/deadarmsports https://twitter.com/deadarmsports https://www.instagram.com/deadarmsports --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dead-arm-sports/support
The United State Department of Justice has opened an investigation into the PGA over anti-trust & LIV Golf players who have been suspended by the PGA Tour for joining the LIV Tour series. Attorney Marc Edelman joined the show to discuss how the Anti-trust matter could shake out, and cites other cases in sports where this has taken place. Also, Elliot Johnson, former Major League Baseball player, stopped by the show to discuss the New York Mets and the Atlanta Braves as the two tops teams in the National East go head-to-head. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode you will learn what a United State Department of Agricultural home purchase process entails. Our guest speaker, Kevin Barr, with Rinehart Realty will walk you through the steps of the process of qualifying for this type of government loan. The pros of going with this loan product, and the guidelines you will need to follow in order to qualify for this type of home purchase.
Former Nebraska state senator Kate Bolz started her new position last week as Nebraska's Director of Rural Development for the United States Department of Agriculture. Bolz was appointed by President Biden to direct Nebraska's USDA grants and loans.Kate Bolz said her experiences growing up in rural southeast Nebraska have prepared her for the state director role at the United State Department of Agriculture.
‘We’re giving it the old college try’ Sen. Capito discusses President Biden’s infrastructure billIn Segment 1, U.S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) is the Republican lead for President Joe Biden’s infrastructure bill and how they are trying to aim for bipartisanship on the bill.“We’re giving it the old college try,” said Sen. Capito.While Biden wants to spend $2.3 trillion on the bill, Republicans, including Capito, want to spend $568 million. Capito says the infrastructure bill should only include roads, bridges, water, airports, rails and broadband. While Biden agrees with this, he’s also added several social infrastructures such as Medicaid, home health, building schools and homes.Capito discusses Reta Mays sentencing and $300M from infrastructure billIn Segment 2, U.S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) discusses the Reta Mays sentencing and how the Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center in Clarksburg failed the victims and their families.Capito also discusses the $300 million West Virginia will receive as part of President Joe Biden’s Infrastructure bill. The money will go towards expanding broadband, maximizing the United State Department of Agriculture and Appalachian Regional Commission programs,‘Help the people out’: Delegate shares thoughts on how $667M should be spent in WVIn Segment 3, Delegate Jim Barack (D) Kanawha County discusses how state delegates will help Gov. Jim Justice (R) divide the $667 million of the American Relief Plan money.Barack says there will be more COVID-19 testing and vaccination sites. “We need to do is help the people out,” said Barrack. “I think our community health centers should get a nice chunk of that [money] because they take care of the health of the people in the poorer communities. They’re the ones that are suffering the most from COVID.”Barack also says the money should also go into helping businesses that were impacted by COVID-19 because the money goes right back into the community.How do you power your home? The latest on WV energy policyIn Segment 4, Del. Josh Higginbotham (R) Putnam joins Mark Curtis discussing the latest on energy policy.Higginbotham sponsored a bill that dictates what municipalities can do in terms of energy procurement. He says that cities and towns are prohibiting a free market and capitalism in their city markets across the county.The bill would not allow towns, municipalities or cities to ban energy sources. “these are consumers who want to buy energy just like they want to buy a particular type of drink or food or clothing or car,” said Higginbotham.
The separation of politics and criminal law enforcement has long been viewed as a critical feature of our American system of governance. Beginning with the 2016 presidential campaign and its cries of “lock her up” directed at the opposing candidate, there have been questions about the extent to which the current administration would respect that separation or, instead, would move the country away from its fundamental commitment to the rule of law. Those concerns have grown in intensity because of actions by the President and Attorney General in characterizing the Mueller report before its release to the public; seeking the reduction of criminal penalties, supporting the withdrawal of guilty pleas, and exercising pardon and commutation powers to benefit friends and allies of the President; the launching of an investigation with the apparent intent to impact the upcoming election; and the labeling of certain communities as “anarchist cities” as a step toward cutting back on federal financial support. Building on his extraordinary career in federal law enforcement, Chuck Rosenberg, who has held a series of high-ranking positions in the U.S. Department of Justice, including the FBI and the Drug Enforcement Administration, and who is a widely respected legal analyst, offers his perspectives on this important issue.
National civil rights and personal injury attorney Benjamin Crump, one of the lawyers representing Ahmaud Arbery's family, provides an update on the case. Plus, Becky Monroe, Fighting Hate and Bias Program Director of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, shares why a collective of organizations is asking the United State Department of Justice to pursue federal hate crime charges in the Arbery murder case. And, finally, in other news, Lynette Bell, president of the Truist Foundation, discusses the bank’s COVID-19 relief efforts.
On this episode of Combat in the Courtroom, Mike recounts his time working in the United State Department of Justice under Bobby Kennedy.
The brain is our most powerful tool, yet most fail to understand it. Imagine the possibilities if you could harness the power of this magnificent biological supercomputer in an instant. Donna Blevins know you can tap into this potential and be the best version of yourself: confident, authentic and totally in control… and she’ll tell us how. Donna Blevins went back to school at the age of 58 to earn her doctorate in Metaphysical Coaching. She is a mindshift coach, motivational speaker, and international professional poker player, who used her MindShift Exercises™ to accelerate her miraculous recovery from a life-threatening stroke. Her innovative, game-based brain-retraining techniques help people on multiple levels including wounded warriors suffering from PTSD and traumatic brain injury, which earned her the Recognition Award from the United State Department of Veterans Affairs. You can find out more about Donna and her work at MindShiftOnDemand.com
The brain is our most powerful tool, yet most fail to understand it. Imagine the possibilities if you could harness the power of this magnificent biological supercomputer in an instant. Donna Blevins know you can tap into this potential and be the best version of yourself: confident, authentic and totally in control… and she'll tell us how. Donna Blevins went back to school at the age of 58 to earn her doctorate in Metaphysical Coaching. She is a mindshift coach, motivational speaker, and international professional poker player, who used her MindShift Exercises™ to accelerate her miraculous recovery from a life-threatening stroke. Her innovative, game-based brain-retraining techniques help people on multiple levels including wounded warriors suffering from PTSD and traumatic brain injury, which earned her the Recognition Award from the United State Department of Veterans Affairs. You can find out more about Donna and her work at MindShiftOnDemand.com
Heather Iannucci and her family recognized in 1993 that their collection of animals was of interest to children and many adults as well, so they formed the Two by Two Zoo to be a traveling petting experience. Soon they began to acquire other animals, often pets that their owners could no longer care for, but also animals rescued by agencies such as the United State Department of Agriculture (USDA), which also registers the traveling zoo. Today the zoo is run by Heather and her daughter Jennifer (Mr. Iannucci works at a regular job) and concentrates on providing petting experiences as schools, libraries, and similar institutions in the Hudson Valley. For the RadioRotary interview, Mrs. Iannucci was accompanied by Sydney, a young kangaroo who said little during the program. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support
As of April 2018 the city of Fresno's unemployment rate is 7.3% compared to the national rate of 3.9%, according to the United State Department of Labor. There are individuals in Fresno who work day in and day out to contribute to the economic well being of the city. Dr. Randy White from the Center for Community Transformation at Fresno Pacific University is one of those individuals and in this podcast he tells Vikki Luna and Lisa Casarez how this center helps people in the community solve problems through business and job creation. To learn more about The Center for Community Transformation or to make a donation, visit their website: cctfresno.org
There was a big announcement made in the last few days. This affects many mothers and children. I believe the decision I am going to talk about is in the best interest of mothers and children and yet there is controversy surrounding it. I find that what is usually lying beneath controversy is FEAR. So, let's get into it. What was this announcement anyway Have you heard of the WIC program. It stands for Womans, Infants and Children. healthcare referrals for income-eligible women who are pregnant or post-partum, infants, and children up to age 5. It is a federal public health nutrition program administered by the United State Department of Agriculture (USDA), The National WIC Association (NWA) is a non-profit membership association that advocates for WIC and provides education and training to WIC staff. NWA does not create WIC policy or have oversight of WIC. NWA recently had a Nutrition Education and Breastfeeding Promotion Conference here they made a pretty big announcement.
This week, we interview Dr. Michael Sulmeyer who recently concluded several years in the Office of the Secretary of Defence, serving most recently as the Director for Plans and Operations for Cyber Policy. He is currently Belfer Center's Cyber Security Project director at the Harvard Kennedy School and he also happens to be a War Studies Alumnus. In April of this year the United State Department of Defence released a strategy to guide the development of its cyber forces and to strengthen its cyber defences. Jayne Peake provides details of next week's events. Presented by Xenia Zubova and Bradley Murray. DISCLAIMER: Any information, statements or opinions contained in this podcast are those of the individual speakers. They do not represent the opinions of the Department of War Studies or King's College London.
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