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Season five wraps up with hosts Brian Johnson and Kim Swanson reflecting on the season and the ever-evolving podcast itself. This shorter season marked a shift from weekly to biweekly episodes, prompting honest conversations about the sustainability and future direction of AASHTO re:source Q&A podcast.The hosts highlight memorable conversations with industry experts, including beloved guest Bryce Hanlon from Oklahoma DOT and Matt Lineman from North Dakota DOT, who shared valuable insights on committee participation and building positive professional relationships. Kim particularly enjoyed discussing the "four eyes of the corrective action process," diving into quality theory while maintaining their trademark touch of humor that makes complex concepts accessible.Throughout the episode, Brian and Kim make a heartfelt plea for listener feedback—a resource more valuable than download metrics. They're particularly curious about their international audience, wondering about listeners from Ukraine and Kenya who've reached out in previous seasons. The mystery of who's listening and what content resonates most strongly echoes a common challenge in quality management: determining whether efforts truly address stakeholder needs. This transparency about their own continuous improvement journey mirrors the very processes they discuss with laboratories.Looking ahead, Brian announces his participation in the upcoming Technical Exchange in Bellevue, Washington (March 17-20, 2025), where he'll lead panel discussions and possibly record content for future episodes. With season six on the horizon after this hiatus, the hosts invite you to explore their extensive back catalog of over 40 episodes per season from their first four seasons. Email podcast@aashtoresource.org with your thoughts, questions, or to simply let them know the juice is indeed worth the squeeze.Send us a textHave questions, comments, or want to be a guest on an upcoming episode? Email podcast@aashtoresource.org. Related information on this and other episodes can be found at aashtoresource.org.

Michael McIntyre, joined by his daughter Brianna, hosts this episode of the Next Level Podcast, diving into upcoming events, including the Next Level Experience dates: Allentown, Pennsylvania (February 21-23, 2025), Tacoma, Washington (March 7-9, 2025), Tulsa, Oklahoma (April 4-6, 2025), and Dallas, Texas (April 11-13, 2025). They also highlight Leadership 300, which was mistakenly stated in the episode as happening in April, but the correct dates are March 14-15, 2025. Additionally, they discuss the McIntyre Business Accelerator (MBA) happening in May. The conversation delves into MBA's mission as a high-impact, no-nonsense experience where business owners receive raw, constructive feedback and access to top-tier resources to help scale their businesses. Michael shares his personal journey, emphasizing the importance of honest evaluation, financial literacy, and breaking out of business denial. He touches on the intersection of faith and entrepreneurship, highlighting the value of wealth creation within a Kingdom mindset. The discussion also explores resilience in business, lessons from past negotiations, and the significance of surrounding oneself with the right mentors. They wrap up with encouragement to subscribe to their YouTube channel, engage with their content, and embrace the mindset of growth and leadership.   Click here for all of the applications for the events listed above!

Andrew Walworth, Tom Bevan and Carl Cannon discuss today's March for Life demonstration in Washington DC, and the relationship between the second Trump administration and pro-life organizations. They also talk about Trump's announcement that he would release thousands of classified documents dealing with the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. Plus, on today's first presidential trip of his second term in office, President Trump visits North Carolina and California to survey damage. The crew discusses Trump's statement that he wants California to pass Voter ID laws before he will approve more federal aid. Then finally, Andrew talks to reporter Selena Zito about her recent article on the politicization of polling in the 2024 election and her new book: "Butler: The Untold Story of the Near Assassination of Donald Trump and the Fight for America's Heartland".

Adam Neumann offers to buy WeWork, Fed speakers have a hawkish outlook, and Netanyahu is no longer sending two delegates to the US. For information on how to join the Zoom calls live each morning at 8:30 EST, visit https://www.narwhalcapital.com/blog/daily-market-briefingsPlease see disclosures:https://www.narwhalcapital.com/disclosure

In today's episode, Jim Garrity discusses the ongoing seismic shift in judicial views about remote video depositions, as reflected in a court ruling four days ago. There, a judge refused to order a plaintiff to travel to the jurisdiction for an in-person deposition. The judge's reasoning? The sharp improvement in technology has made video depositions the functional equivalent, and credibility assessments can be made just as well remotely as in person. Listen in for the details, and for practice tips on arguing for or against remote depositions of critical or party witnesses. Thanks for listening!SHOW NOTES:Henry v. Tacoma Police Department, et al., 2023 WL 5530201, case number 3:22-CV-0553-LK (W.D. Wash. Aug 28, 2023) (applying two-pronged test for determining whether deposition that be done remotely or in person, court granted pro se plaintiff's request that defendant depose him remotely, rather than forcing plaintiff to travel 2,600 miles to Tacoma, Washington from Jonesboro, Georgia; rejecting defense argument that credibility assessment was reason enough to force an in-person deposition)City of Tacoma's Response to Plaintiff's Motion for Remote Deposition/Protective Order, filed August 16, 2023), CM/ECF Doc. 70, Henry v. Tacoma Police Department, et al., Case No. 3:22-CV-0553-LK (W.D. Wash. filed Aug. 16, 2023) (defendant's memorandum in opposition to remote deposition)Brower v. McDonald's Corp., No. 2:19-CV-02099-GMN-BNW, 2021 WL 3573633 (D. Nev. May 28, 2021) (providing that “leave to permit remote depositions should generally be granted liberally;' analyzing the suitability of remote deposition using a two-step procedure, saying that “first, the proponent must advance a legitimate reason for seeking a remote deposition; and (2) if the movant articulates a legitimate reason, then the burden shifts to the opposing party to make a particularized showing that conducting the deposition by remote means would be prejudicial")Vargas v. Evergreen Professional Recoveries, Inc., Case No. 2:21–CV–00926–RSL–JRC, 2022 WL 856991 (W. D. Washington March 23, 2022) (applying two-step analysis articulated in Brower, above)The Jury Trial Reinvented, Robertson, C. and Shammas, M. 9 Tex. A&M L. Rev. 109 (Fall 2021) (outlining concepts for trials presented entirely by video, with testimony edited based on objections Suppose that, instead of producing live trials, courts created high-quality videos capturing all aspects of a trial, including opening arguments, testimonial and documentary evidence, closing arguments, and the judge's instructions.Nate Raymond, Texas Tries a Pandemic First: A Jury Trial by Zoom, REUTERS (May 18, 2020, 6:19 AM), https://reut.rs/3hKVqCs [http://perma.cc/J3H6-6496].Herbert B. Dixon, Jr., Pandemic Potpourri: The Legal Profession's Rediscovery of Teleconferencing, 59 Judges' J. 37, 38 (2020) (reporting on a misdemeanor criminal jury trial conducted virtually, where jury returned guilty verdict after deliberating in “private virtual room”)Griffin v. Albanese Enterprise, Inc., Courtroom View Network, https://pages.cvn.com/duval-county-florida-remote-trial-program [https://perma.cc/ERD9-VMEL] (relating to what was believed to be the country's first fully remote state court civil jury trial, with a binding verdict; jurors awarded plaintiff more than $300,000 for battery caused by bouncers in a nightclub; jury selection and all other key elements were conducted remotely)Fed. R. Civ. P. 30(b)(4) (providing for remote depositions upon stipulation by the parties or by motion and court order)

They're here, weirdos And hopefully they come in peace because we are S.O.L. if not.  Hi!  We're interrupting our regularly scheduled program to bring you up to speed on all things UFO! This week Ashley is breaking down the latest UFO news including the whistleblower, David Grusch, who claims that not only are UFOs real but that the US government has PHYSICAL EVIDENCE and gosh darnit we deserve to know about it!  We also breakdown WHY it is important for us to know about the UFOs– important for ALL humankind, not just ET enthusiasts– and we take a look back at some important UFO and Extraterrestrial moments throughout our show that may give us an idea of what is going on behind the scenes… and what we may have to look forward to. And because I can't get enough high strangeness, I've sprinkled in some REAL audio clips of UFO encounters, as a treat. A link to every episode referenced in Unidentified: Eyes on the Skies here just in case you can't get enough. Friends in High Places: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/friends-in-high-places/id1204749824?i=1000473959418 Baa Baa Blacksheep Incident: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-baa-baa-blacksheep-incident/id1204749824?i=1000575853182 The Greatest Discotheque in the Universe: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-greatest-discoth%C3%A9que-in-the-universe/id1204749824?i=1000525982473 The Truth Is Out There (Close Encounters of the Joe Kind Part 2): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-truth-is-out-there-close-encounters-of-the-joe/id1204749824?i=1000389637642 Clips used throughout include: St. Helens, Washington/March 1, 1981 - St Helens Police Officers Levelland, Texas/November 7, 1957 - Bob Pierpoint, CBS News, reports on the Levelland, TX UFO incident Exeter, New Hampshire/September 3, 1965 - Officer Eugene Bertrand, Jr. and Officer David Hunt observe craft and strange animal behavior Highland, Illinois/1982- Police dispatch regarding "huge" UFO   Subscribe to our YouTube Channel at www.youtube.com/keepitweirdpodcast.  Follow us on social medias at @keepitweirdcast.  And please consider donating to our Patreon at www.patreon.com/keepitweirdpodcast.  All proceeds go towards producing the show.  

Often the cliche 'the library is the heart of the school' is heard in literacy circles...but what does it mean to listen to a library's heartbeat? On the podcast this week we hear directly from award-winning librarian Karina Quilantán about the journey she's explored in telling the story of her library. We also discuss the way librarians and educators can learn from one another through social media. If you are curious to learn more about what a 'future-ready' library is all about, Karina has stellar advice to share. Learn more about this week's guest: Karina Quilantán, also known as “Q.”, is an award-winning library media specialist, international presenter, and keynote speaker from the Rio Grande Valley, Texas. She has been an educator for over a decade and has earned array of digital credentials including Apple, Google, and Microsoft for Education certifications. Karina's love for educational technology has allowed her to expand her library programming beyond the classroom and she loves finding innovative ways to keep her students and staff engaged in the learning process. In addition to her love of librarianship and professional development, she maintains several social media channels and moderates a professional learning network called RGV Library Squad which earned her the Texas Library Association Media Virtual Presence Award. Karina currently serves on the Texas Maverick Graphic Novel Reading List Committee, TxLA Social Media Committee, and is the Libraries Lead for MagiKids. She was also a TCEA Library Media Specialist Finalist in 2021 and was named the 2022 Texas Library Association Librarian of the Year. When she is not learning and empowering her community, she can be found playing video games, Magic the Gathering, or reading comics on her very comfy couch. You can connect with Karina Q. on any social media outlet by following her @cuethelibrarian or following her blog cuethelibrarian.com.  Be sure to also check out her amazing blogposts by clicking here. Did you love this week's episode? Be sure to send us a voice memo and tell us your thoughts: shiftingschools.com A huge thank you to this week's Sponsor: MackinVia A few other reminders: Save $50 at the upcoming NCCE conference here in the State of Washington March 21-23 by using the code shiftingschools50. It's always a great conference and I'll be there doing six sessions including two on ChatGPT and AI in education. We will also be recording a live Shifting Schoosl podcast with anyone who wants to join us in room 406 at 2:00 pm on March 23rd. Thank you to NCCE for sponsoring Shifting Schools and giving us a space to record an episode live. If you are going to the conference please make sure you stop by and say Hi and if you can join me at 2pm in room 406 and be a part of the podcast we'd love to have ya. Will be talking about trends during the conference, ah-ha moments, and just our takeaways. If you can't make it to the conference make sure you follow using the #ncce23 on Twitter and be listening for that episode after the conference. Again that's ncce.org and that offer code is shiftingschools50 of course it's all in the show notes as well.  All podcast listeners can save $25 when they use the code SSPOD25 at checkout on any of our courses. Our 5-Day AI Challenge and Tricia's steller The Intersection of AI and Equity are both for sale at the moment. With that discount code you get either one for $74. We send you an email with a link to the slide deck that includes everything you need to implement it in your school. A built in reflective journal, a facilitator's guide and videos walking you through the process. In fact I just took our 5 Day Challenge and used it in a PD training at a school district. So many great ways to use these resources. Don't forget that's $74 for a site license you are allowed and encouraged to give every teacher in your building their own copy. You don't have to go to a website, there are no logins. We literally just give you the file to share within your school. It comes in both Google Slides and PPT format and of course, we're here to support you every step of the way. So use that code SSPOD25 and start supporting the shift in your school around generative AI. That's SSPOD25 at shiftingschools.com  

Ready to get our new free guide "Exploring our relationship with social media"? Click here and head over to shiftingschools.com to see our 70+ free guides! Check out Jeff's recent episode about parenting and caretaking with social media and healthy digital habits in mind, you can read it here. Today's guest is Andréa Jones and she's here to talk about her journey in becoming a social media strategist. Andréa Jones is  the creator and lead social media strategist at OnlineDrea.com They help businesses create an impact beyond their brand through authentic social media marketing strategies that focus on building a community of real and engaged followers She is also the founder of the Savvy Social Podcast and at the Savvy Social School. Learn more about her work at onlinedrea.com This episode hopes to help us think about the potential career pathways there might be via social media. Are your students interested in pursuing a career that you hope to learn more about? Reach out to us at info(at) shiftingschools (dot com).  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Just a quick reminder before we get to today's episode that you can save $50 at the upcoming NCCE conference here in the State of Washington March 21-23 by using the code shiftingschools50. It's always a great conference and I'll be there doing six sessions including two on ChatGPT and AI in education. We will also be recording a live Shifting Schoosl podcast with anyone who wants to join us in room 406 at 2:00 pm on March 23rd. Thank you to NCCE for sponsoring Shifting Schools and giving us a space to record an episode live. If you are going to the conference please make sure you stop by and say Hi and if you can join me at 2pm in room 406 and be a part of the podcast we'd love to have ya. Will be talking about trends during the conference, ah-ha moments, and just our takeaways. If you can't make it to the conference make sure you follow using the #ncce23 on Twitter and be listening for that episode after the conference. Again that's ncce.org and that offer code is shiftingschools50 of course it's all in the show notes as well.    All podcast listeners can save $25 when they use the code SSPOD25 at checkout on any of our courses. Our 5-Day AI Challenge and Tricia's steller The Intersection of AI and Equity are both for sale at the moment. With that discount code you get either one for $74. We send you an email with a link to the slide deck that includes everything you need to implement it in your school. A built in reflective journal, a facilitator's guide and videos walking you through the process. In fact I just took our 5 Day Challenge and used it in a PD training at a school district. So many great ways to use these resources. Don't forget that's $74 for a site license you are allowed and encouraged to give every teacher in your building their own copy. You don't have to go to a website, there are no logins. We literally just give you the file to share within your school. It comes in both Google Slides and PPT format and of course, we're here to support you every step of the way. So use that code SSPOD25 and start supporting the shift in your school around generative AI. That's SSPOD25 at shiftingschools.com

Two members of the "Feminists Choosing Life" delegation from New York speak to us from Washington, the day before the 2023 March For Life at the National Mall (Friday, January 20). Executive Director Michele Sterlace and Media Outreach Director Emily Coppolla join Greg Gillispie for a conversation on where the Pro-Life Movement goes next, after 50 years of these rallies. This the first March since Roe vs. Wade was overturned by the Supreme Court. Our guests talk about how it is not at all a contradiction to be pro-woman and pro-life, their organization's efforts to seek common ground with those on the other side of this debate, and how the root causes of abortion need to be addressed.

My Friend Irma "April Fools Party" March 28, 1949 CBS My Friend Irma "Trip to Washington" March 29, 1948 CBS 

Just when you thought we were done talking about NFL quarterbacks on the move, the Commanders shoot for the moon and land Colts QB Carson Wentz. Yes, that's sarcasm! Sturch & Gooch are back from the Flipping Made EZ Studio LIVE from the Cabinet Creations Sports Desk to discuss the details of this "blockbuster". Baseball met, Baseball failed, again. Continued talks today! The Chop Sports Daily breaks down the top Free Agents heading into Monday's NFL Tampering Period and more! Join the convo and subscribe to the channel! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3iDXN0hBPY&fbclid=IwAR1rpfTbWlNk3PCmc6bzJp5xOsDDjBluiAK9_WCicNxZFarwCZHuWzP9axQ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3iDXN0hBPY) https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/carsonwentz?__eep__=6&__cft__[0]=AZVHDSHdCdKTAnGnFjv2P6rCrNit3ZgzNiuksZAMaKXvQuWwKX7HT_W4mb8zfmrZMBfkyqoHd437Apl5pNAlSnNORviZ72RkqnZFhS_qcro1ADHg2OTH8XWLFi8TGBQRQglF_1qr_T0VBpZNNKnfxAtV&__tn__=*NK-R (#CarsonWentz) https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/nflfreeagency?__eep__=6&__cft__[0]=AZVHDSHdCdKTAnGnFjv2P6rCrNit3ZgzNiuksZAMaKXvQuWwKX7HT_W4mb8zfmrZMBfkyqoHd437Apl5pNAlSnNORviZ72RkqnZFhS_qcro1ADHg2OTH8XWLFi8TGBQRQglF_1qr_T0VBpZNNKnfxAtV&__tn__=*NK-R (#NFLFreeAgency) https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/mlblockout?__eep__=6&__cft__[0]=AZVHDSHdCdKTAnGnFjv2P6rCrNit3ZgzNiuksZAMaKXvQuWwKX7HT_W4mb8zfmrZMBfkyqoHd437Apl5pNAlSnNORviZ72RkqnZFhS_qcro1ADHg2OTH8XWLFi8TGBQRQglF_1qr_T0VBpZNNKnfxAtV&__tn__=*NK-R (#MLBLockout) The Chop Sports Daily is brought to you in part by https://www.manscaped.com/?fbclid=IwAR3aoWOe8H1jPUBra6xvoLgTHPFzZmPv_37xSJgrJzOV3oQKH9lwyIOvjqU (https://www.manscaped.com/) ! Get 20% off your purchase by entering the code: CHOPSPORTS at checkout! Support Chop Sports: https://www.patreon.com/chopsports?fbclid=IwAR1dhhtRbiM9uTouR83veQ2LFUzBP_F8xNSvuhKki0T8Hbv5vqy_gmE30Ic (https://www.patreon.com/chopsports) https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fchopsports.shop%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR1XOVPIyBa7IvRNKQbvcb08LCqJAp5SZoKHSLeO0LxPDfh7RsH5aMP0Lug&h=AT1BTY584-upX2Mf65J_tv3O8ZdKAMueuVMfSh46d9KOiaSTNCDDcl95iAsVt3c9qiL6kmS6uNuk5XWsBBkyRNQ6VF8p0COmKdwsi0N1XK41Ct31lCM3sgTVPoufdtzcHaKdFj_QXg&__tn__=-UK-R&c[0]=AT3Cyg-IRKsNDNGEUzxNPFpQgj5GyPPCtrmlvHmPrD7UPKSLsiT8AP4reigmbnDaaWs9iELvaDSLyL29MM7aPkcpw8QtXuinGc8vTLAzLqCnzW2HvmrxiFXkte0bmxNT1qJOHp8b57ZGIMN8E5XVnGDqPev3sv1MCOs (https://chopsports.shop/) Follow us on Social Media: https://twitter.com/chopsportsmedia?fbclid=IwAR3hMVozV2tk2et0tOvJjko1uTGka_1iYC5vmYuQd_p46dXxLfa0waJPjAs (https://twitter.com/chopsportsmedia) https://www.instagram.com/chopsportsmedia/?fbclid=IwAR2bi1JxFp7ka-SHyp7F3aGdiG5XYY5MtMvwAqxOw2l7Dnk1hYAnyccw8Fo (https://www.instagram.com/chopsportsmedia/) Connect with us on LinkedIn ! https://www.linkedin.com/company/chop-sports-media/?fbclid=IwAR0hF9Y6sLzaJcq07j0CLeAc2OdRBkxyvRS9lPFheHQh-IGCaiY-Z1sXaPQ (https://www.linkedin.com/company/chop-sports-media/) Visit the Website https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.chopsportsmedia.com%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR39l58LeAr4xpVY8W6zgRCFi2_43HaX6tA_Mjfy_XFn_JBnV_fUyzSLjoE&h=AT2I_V0civYP12J9xIcjZ0qxbTiCpFjTu_D8kY_wb-5xe1RIX_4Id7ai0IN7wKHatm1bnbPL0cOtUB00YEKhHHs3iCGn4mgNCI-9OAq2qX31L84kf7V1OQ_FyldaWTxtFw7bhh36YA&__tn__=-UK-R&c[0]=AT3Cyg-IRKsNDNGEUzxNPFpQgj5GyPPCtrmlvHmPrD7UPKSLsiT8AP4reigmbnDaaWs9iELvaDSLyL29MM7aPkcpw8QtXuinGc8vTLAzLqCnzW2HvmrxiFXkte0bmxNT1qJOHp8b57ZGIMN8E5XVnGDqPev3sv1MCOs (https://www.chopsportsmedia.com/)

Sermon delivered during Sunday service held online on March 14, 2021

TOM PALADINO AND THE GALACTIC WISDOM CONFERENCE, MARCH 13 & 14, 2021! Hello Friends! This Friday, January 15th, 2021 from 6 pm to 7 pm Eastern Time on WWNN Radio in Miami, Florida on FM 95.3 * FM 96.9 * FM 103.9 * AM 1470 in the Miami area. I will be interviewing Tom Paladino (a wonderful scalar energy healer) and talking about my upcoming Galactic Wisdom Conference in Olympia, Washington March 13 and 14, 2021. See: www.galacticwisdomconference.com and https://www.scalarlight.com/about-tom-paladino/ Tom will be a speaker at my conference, and the conference will feature some of the world’s best and most amazing spiritual healers, UFO experts and contactees, and psychics, including myself (Ted Mahr) on our bright, beautiful future, and Professor Gerald Pollack (World famous water scientist), Michiko Hayashi (Emoto Peace Project, Tokyo Japan), James Redfield (Celestine Prophecy), Cario Rocha (alternative health methods), Emmanuel Itier (Famous French Hollywood spiritual film director), Alfred Webre (Famous Lawyer), Qanon, Billie Woodard and Zorra (Telos/Hollow Earth), Alex Collier (Andromeda Galaxy), Eric Raines (Wonderful spiritual healer), Anthony and Rieko (Angelic Mediums and Psychics from Japan). The cost to listen live on line or attend in person (with limited seating) is just $25 for the entire weekend! I hope you can all attend this world class event! To register, please visit: www.galacticwisdomconference.com

LINKS IN THIS EPISODEI have a dream speech - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smEqnnklfYs&t=4sBook a coaching session with me  - https://www.greatspeech.co/get-started/John Lewis' speech - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFs1eTsokJg&t=7sWhat is the greatest speech ever given? Chances are if you asked people that question, they would say the 1963 'I have a dream' speech by Martin Luther King Jnr.But why was this speech so great? In this deep dive episode, I explore the great speech by Martin Luther King at the Washington March for Jobs and Freedom, which attracted over 250,000 people. Listen as I discuss:why the 'I have a dream' speech was not actually called the 'I have a dream' speechMartin Luther King's real namethe context, history, and background to the great speechwhat JFK thought of the speechhow a woman sitting 15 feet away from Dr King changed the course of that day's historyWhat John Lewis said in his own speech just before Dr King spokeEnjoy

I said 2 things that were incorrect in this episode Breonna Taylor the cops that murdered her in her sleep are still free, I said Sandra Bland but no justice for her either. Their names matter each one every time, and the shooting in the back of Jacob Blake I have no edit no rewind so all mistakes are part of the show. 57 years since the March on Washington, they love to use Martin Luther King jr name but when he died black people had turned on him and a ignorant white man killed him.

Fred Campbell's bank shot at the horn lifts the Tigers past Central Washington and sends them to the NAIA national title game for the second consecutive season.

NASA Selects SpaceX for Lunar Gateway Cargo Missions Link: https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/308417-nasa-selects-spacex-for-lunar-gateway-cargo-missions NASA's eventual goal to send crewed missions to Mars will be easier to accomplish if we can return to the moon, but it won't just be to visit this time. NASA intends to construct a space station in orbit of the moon called the Lunar Gateway, and SpaceX has the contract to supply that station. The Gateway station is still in the very early planning stages, but its position in orbit of the moon rules out many of the launch platforms currently in use. So, it's not terribly surprising that SpaceX would get the nod as it's the only spaceflight operator with a flight-tested rocket capable of sending large payloads to the moon. SpaceX says it will use the Falcon Heavy for Lunar gateway supply runs. This rocket is essentially three Falcon 9 rockets strapped together with some extra structural reinforcement on the center module. Most companies don't need the super-heavy lift capabilities of the Falcon Heavy, so SpaceX has only launched a few commercial missions after the initial test flight that sent the first-ever car into outer space. Missions to resupply the eventual Lunar Gateway station will make use of a modified Dragon capsule. This spacecraft will have more than five metric tons of cargo capacity, an upgrade over the current Dragon capsules. Astronomers may have one less (satellite) constellation to worry about. Link: https://www.thespacereview.com/article/3911/1 Late Friday, OneWeb announced it had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in a New York court. In a statement, the company said it had been in “advanced negotiations” since the beginning of the year to raise a new round of funding needed to complete its broadband satellite constellation. The company said it was close to completing that deal, but “the financial impact and market turbulence related to the spread of COVID-19” kept it from closing the deal. Astronomers had started discussions with OneWeb about studying and potentially mitigating the effect those satellites would have on astronomical research. “We've had one telecon with OneWeb, and we hope to follow up with a second one shortly,” said Pat Seitzer, professor emeritus of astronomy at the University of Michigan and member of an American Astronomical Society (AAS) working group studying the effects of megaconstellations on astronomy, at a March 11 panel discussion on Capitol Hill on the issue. “They represent a different challenge.” The primary concern of the American Astronomical Society working group, and many other astronomers, has been not OneWeb but instead SpaceX's Starlink constellation. Since SpaceX launched the first batch of 60 Starlink satellites last May, many astronomers have been alarmed by the brightness of the satellites, which after launch are visible to the naked eye. The idea of a large constellation of such satellites—1,200 by the end of the year, growing to up to 12,000 and with proposals for 30,000 more satellites—led some astronomers to postulate doomsday scenarios for the field. That session took place just a couple days after SpaceX launched its third set of 60 Starlink satellites. One of those 60, dubbed “DarkSat,” featured what Cooper called “various darkening treatments” to reduce its reflectivity. “The goal,” she said, “is to work with the astronomy community to observe and measure the effectiveness of these coatings.” That couldn't be done immediately after launch since DarkSat and the other Starlink satellites were deployed into a lower parking orbit and had to maneuver to their planned orbit of 550 kilometers, a process that takes weeks using their electric thrusters. By late February, DarkSat had reached its operational orbit, allowing for true comparisons with the other Starlink satellites. SpaceX claimed earlier this month that the effort was at least partially successful. “Preliminary results show a notable reduction,” said Jessica Anderson, one of the hosts of SpaceX's webcast of its latest Starlink launch March 18, said. That “notable reduction,” though, may not be sufficient for astronomers. In a paper posted online March 17, astronomers said they estimated that DarkSat's brightness had been reduced by about 55% compared to other Starlink satellites. That conclusion, they noted, was preliminary, and based primarily on a single night's observations. One of those other ideas is a “sunshade” of some kind that would be deployed from the satellite to block sunlight that might otherwise hit highly reflective surfaces of the satellite. In the launch webcast, SpaceX's Anderson said the company was looking at testing the sunshade on a future Starlink satellite. SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk also mentioned the sunshade when he appeared at the Satellite 2020 conference in Washington March 9. “We are working with senior members of the science community and senior astronomers to minimize the potential for reflection from the satellites,” he said when asked about efforts to reduce the satellites' brightness. “We're running a bunch of experiments.” Musk also said that the constellation will have no effect on astronomy, a claim most astronomers treat skeptically. “I am confident that we not cause any impact whatsoever in astronomical discoveries,” he said. “Zero. That's my prediction. We will take corrective action if it's above zero.” Coronavirus Could Preview What Will Happen When Alien Life Reaches Earth Link: https://time.com/5793520/coronavirus-alien-life/ We are currently in the midst of a global near-panic over what, in some respects, is its own alien, or at least previously unknown, life-form: the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which causes the disease known as COVID-19. As of this writing, there have been close to 90,000 confirmed cases around the world, in 68 countries, leading to more than 3,000 deaths. Flights have been grounded, international business conventions canceled, the Tokyo Olympics are threatened, and a global recession looms. Last week in the U.S., the Dow Jones Industrial Average had its worst week since the recession of 2008 and 2009, shedding a third of its gains since the 2016 election, most of that due to fears of the impact of COVID-19. On the one hand, there is almost no likelihood of any risk of contagion. As a column in Space.com pointed out last week, NASA has a long history of working to protect the Earth from biohazards from other planets and to protect other planets from biohazards from Earth. The space agency even has an entire division dedicated to that goal, formally known as the Office of Safety and Mission Assurance (OSMA), but more commonly and descriptively known as the Planetary Protection Office. As OSMA puts it, its mission is to “carefully control forward contamination of other worlds by organisms and organic materials carried by spacecraft” and to “rigorously preclude backward contamination of Earth by extraterrestrial life.” If you have any question about which of those mission statements is the more important one, just consider the difference between a promise to “carefully control” something and to “rigorously preclude” it. Show Stuff Join the fan chat on Discord! Link: https://discord.gg/FupzWf The Dark Horde Podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-dark-horde The Dark Horde, LLC – http://www.thedarkhorde.com Twitter @DarkHorde or https://twitter.com/HordeDark Support the podcast and shop @ http://shopthedarkhorde.com UBR Truth Seekers Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/216706068856746 UFO Buster Radio: https://www.facebook.com/UFOBusterRadio YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCggl8-aPBDo7wXJQ43TiluA To contact Manny: manny@ufobusterradio.com, or on Twitter @ufobusterradio Call the show anytime at (972) 290-1329 and leave us a message with your point of view, UFO sighting, and ghostly experiences or join the discussion on www.ufobusterradio.com For Skype Users: bosscrawler

NASA Selects SpaceX for Lunar Gateway Cargo Missions Link: https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/308417-nasa-selects-spacex-for-lunar-gateway-cargo-missions NASA's eventual goal to send crewed missions to Mars will be easier to accomplish if we can return to the moon, but it won't just be to visit this time. NASA intends to construct a space station in orbit of the moon called the Lunar Gateway, and SpaceX has the contract to supply that station. The Gateway station is still in the very early planning stages, but its position in orbit of the moon rules out many of the launch platforms currently in use. So, it's not terribly surprising that SpaceX would get the nod as it's the only spaceflight operator with a flight-tested rocket capable of sending large payloads to the moon. SpaceX says it will use the Falcon Heavy for Lunar gateway supply runs. This rocket is essentially three Falcon 9 rockets strapped together with some extra structural reinforcement on the center module. Most companies don't need the super-heavy lift capabilities of the Falcon Heavy, so SpaceX has only launched a few commercial missions after the initial test flight that sent the first-ever car into outer space. Missions to resupply the eventual Lunar Gateway station will make use of a modified Dragon capsule. This spacecraft will have more than five metric tons of cargo capacity, an upgrade over the current Dragon capsules. Astronomers may have one less (satellite) constellation to worry about. Link: https://www.thespacereview.com/article/3911/1 Late Friday, OneWeb announced it had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in a New York court. In a statement, the company said it had been in “advanced negotiations” since the beginning of the year to raise a new round of funding needed to complete its broadband satellite constellation. The company said it was close to completing that deal, but “the financial impact and market turbulence related to the spread of COVID-19” kept it from closing the deal. Astronomers had started discussions with OneWeb about studying and potentially mitigating the effect those satellites would have on astronomical research. “We've had one telecon with OneWeb, and we hope to follow up with a second one shortly,” said Pat Seitzer, professor emeritus of astronomy at the University of Michigan and member of an American Astronomical Society (AAS) working group studying the effects of megaconstellations on astronomy, at a March 11 panel discussion on Capitol Hill on the issue. “They represent a different challenge.” The primary concern of the American Astronomical Society working group, and many other astronomers, has been not OneWeb but instead SpaceX's Starlink constellation. Since SpaceX launched the first batch of 60 Starlink satellites last May, many astronomers have been alarmed by the brightness of the satellites, which after launch are visible to the naked eye. The idea of a large constellation of such satellites—1,200 by the end of the year, growing to up to 12,000 and with proposals for 30,000 more satellites—led some astronomers to postulate doomsday scenarios for the field. That session took place just a couple days after SpaceX launched its third set of 60 Starlink satellites. One of those 60, dubbed “DarkSat,” featured what Cooper called “various darkening treatments” to reduce its reflectivity. “The goal,” she said, “is to work with the astronomy community to observe and measure the effectiveness of these coatings.” That couldn't be done immediately after launch since DarkSat and the other Starlink satellites were deployed into a lower parking orbit and had to maneuver to their planned orbit of 550 kilometers, a process that takes weeks using their electric thrusters. By late February, DarkSat had reached its operational orbit, allowing for true comparisons with the other Starlink satellites. SpaceX claimed earlier this month that the effort was at least partially successful. “Preliminary results show a notable reduction,” said Jessica Anderson, one of the hosts of SpaceX's webcast of its latest Starlink launch March 18, said. That “notable reduction,” though, may not be sufficient for astronomers. In a paper posted online March 17, astronomers said they estimated that DarkSat's brightness had been reduced by about 55% compared to other Starlink satellites. That conclusion, they noted, was preliminary, and based primarily on a single night's observations. One of those other ideas is a “sunshade” of some kind that would be deployed from the satellite to block sunlight that might otherwise hit highly reflective surfaces of the satellite. In the launch webcast, SpaceX's Anderson said the company was looking at testing the sunshade on a future Starlink satellite. SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk also mentioned the sunshade when he appeared at the Satellite 2020 conference in Washington March 9. “We are working with senior members of the science community and senior astronomers to minimize the potential for reflection from the satellites,” he said when asked about efforts to reduce the satellites' brightness. “We're running a bunch of experiments.” Musk also said that the constellation will have no effect on astronomy, a claim most astronomers treat skeptically. “I am confident that we not cause any impact whatsoever in astronomical discoveries,” he said. “Zero. That's my prediction. We will take corrective action if it's above zero.” Coronavirus Could Preview What Will Happen When Alien Life Reaches Earth Link: https://time.com/5793520/coronavirus-alien-life/ We are currently in the midst of a global near-panic over what, in some respects, is its own alien, or at least previously unknown, life-form: the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which causes the disease known as COVID-19. As of this writing, there have been close to 90,000 confirmed cases around the world, in 68 countries, leading to more than 3,000 deaths. Flights have been grounded, international business conventions canceled, the Tokyo Olympics are threatened, and a global recession looms. Last week in the U.S., the Dow Jones Industrial Average had its worst week since the recession of 2008 and 2009, shedding a third of its gains since the 2016 election, most of that due to fears of the impact of COVID-19. On the one hand, there is almost no likelihood of any risk of contagion. As a column in Space.com pointed out last week, NASA has a long history of working to protect the Earth from biohazards from other planets and to protect other planets from biohazards from Earth. The space agency even has an entire division dedicated to that goal, formally known as the Office of Safety and Mission Assurance (OSMA), but more commonly and descriptively known as the Planetary Protection Office. As OSMA puts it, its mission is to “carefully control forward contamination of other worlds by organisms and organic materials carried by spacecraft” and to “rigorously preclude backward contamination of Earth by extraterrestrial life.” If you have any question about which of those mission statements is the more important one, just consider the difference between a promise to “carefully control” something and to “rigorously preclude” it. Show Stuff Join the fan chat on Discord! Link: https://discord.gg/FupzWf The Dark Horde Podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-dark-horde The Dark Horde, LLC – http://www.thedarkhorde.com Twitter @DarkHorde or https://twitter.com/HordeDark Support the podcast and shop @ http://shopthedarkhorde.com UBR Truth Seekers Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/216706068856746 UFO Buster Radio: https://www.facebook.com/UFOBusterRadio YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCggl8-aPBDo7wXJQ43TiluA To contact Manny: manny@ufobusterradio.com, or on Twitter @ufobusterradio Call the show anytime at (972) 290-1329 and leave us a message with your point of view, UFO sighting, and ghostly experiences or join the discussion on www.ufobusterradio.com For Skype Users: bosscrawler

This week we meet Teri Yoder and Melissa Powell to discuss the March for Babies, the annual fundraiser for the March of Dimes.Teri is the Executive Director for the Washington March of Dimes, and Melissa is the Co-Chair for this year's Seattle March For Babies as well as a mother of a prematurely born baby. Melissa shares his personal story to demonstrate the importance of the work that the March of Dimes does.The March of Dimes believes that every baby deserves the best possible start. Unfortunately, not all babies get one. More than 7200 babies are born preterm in Washington each year. Premature birth and birth defects are the leading causes of infant mortality.There are three March for Babies coming soon in Western Washington: April 27 in Snohomish County, May 4 in Seattle, and May 11 in the South Sound.To get involved with the March for Babies, start a team, donate to a team, or volunteer, go online to www.marchforbabies.org

We talk Reid Travis' injury status, and talk to Shawn Smith. Plus a one on one with PJ Washington.

A rough week for President Trump – his former personal attorney Michael Cohen provided damaging testimony to Congress, raising a host of legal, ethical and politically explosive issues. WTOP's Mitchell Miller and Emeritus Senior Capitol Hill Correspondent Dave McConnell examine Cohen's extraordinary testimony and what it could mean going forward.

Nick and Joe are joined by former CIA agent and national security expert Claire Lopez. Among the topics discussed: the Mexico-US border, the Washington March for Life, Venezuela, and the situation is Syria.

Noam Bardin, Founder of traffic detection app Waze, discusses automation, driverless cars, and Waze's plans for its carpooling app (which has since launched in Washington March 20, 2018) with CNBC's Aditi Roy. This conversation was recorded at the A-ha! conference December 12, 2017 in San Francisco        

“We call BS!” riep Emma Gonzàlez, een 17-jarige scholiere van de Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, na het bloedbad op haar school. Het was op Valentijnsdag 2018. Gonzàlez is het symbool van een exploderende scholierenwoede in Amerika. Gedaan met de bullshit, riep ze. "We call BS". We willen dat jullie ons beschermen. We willen geen aanvalswapens meer zien. Nooit meer zo’n bloedblad. Nooit meer.” Op 24 maart trekken de scholieren naar Washington: March of our lives.

The operation's name affirms its goal: Living Lands and Waters, and it's founder is a powerhouse of encouraging experience for humans along many shores. As Chad Pregracke proudly reports, LLW has worked on 23 Rivers in 20 States, mobilizing 98,000 Volunteers to pull more than 9.2 million pounds of Trash OUT of U.S. waterways. Right livelihood, on a barge. Since this guy was 17.                 Chad is a Green Giant - and his LLW crew and circles of helpers and supporters are doing some of the most amazing, effective and necessary work around. Including connecting people of all political persuasions to our land's big rivers, in ways that enable us all to experience being good citizens of our nation and our Earth. This Earthworms is a rockin' good listen! Music: Extremist Stomp - performed live at KDHX by Pokey laFarge and Ryan Spearman THANKS to Andy Heaslet, Earthworms' Engineer Related Earthworms Conversations: Missouri River Relief (March 2017) Mississippi Watershed Mayors take Infrastructure Plan to Washington (March 2017)  

March 27, 2017 show features interviews with Mark Rockefeller, Chrissie Enghand Brendan McGarry.

March 20, 2017 show features interviews with Justin Antonipillai, Janice Omadeke and Andy Medici.

March 13, 2017 show features interviews with Andrew Sherman, Matt Howard and Liz Norton.

March 6, 2017 show features interviews with Dawn Lejon, Gabrielle Bosche and Chris Camacho.

Announcements!•Shout out to Vick from Ohio! Please introduce yourself in the Ravelry group. •Congrats to the Knitmore Girls on their 400th Podcast episode and congratulations to Boston Jen from the Down Cellar Studio Podcast for reaching 100 episodes. •If you enjoy the show, or any other podcast, please leave us an iTunes review. It helps other listeners find us. On the Needles: Anna is working on a basic sock in Pagewood Farms “Crayon” colorway, the Kelpie shawl by Jared Flood and surprise baby knits for a friend. Bethany is working on the Coffee Date Shawl by CC Almon, Shrowl by Stephen West, a vanilla sock in an Opal sock yarn with a Fish Lips Kiss Heel, the Antler Toque by Tincan Knits in Cascade 220 Superwash and the Vertitwist hat by Stephen West in Cascade 220 Sport. Off The Needles: Anna has finished One! One Basic sock! Ah! Ah! Ah! (That’s how Anna wrote it on her outline. XOXO Bethany) Sew A Needle Pulling Thread: Anna is sewing some Halloween/Autumnal curtains. Spinning: Bethany has been spinning more long draw with a border leicester cross. Knetflix and Knit: Anna has been watching Supernatural and Bob Ross. Bethany has been watching The OC season 1, Beverly Hills 90210 season 3, Parks and Recreation, Gilmore Girls, and NBA basketball. In rehearsal/In performance: Bethany’s Nic is designing sound for A Piece of My Heart at the Dukesbay Theater and he is designing lights for Dracula at Tacoma Little Theatre. Events: #BSKPHAMILONG!! This is our first knit-a-long inspired by the Broadway hit musical Hamilton. It will run from January 1 to February 28. Post finished objects in the thread and on Instagram using the hashtag #BSKPHAMILONG. There will be prizes!! If you want to donate prizes for our KALS and giveaways please PM Bethany on Ravelry. She is Bizzle87 on Ravelry. “When You Help Others, You Can’t Help Helping Yourself” This is our charity knit-a-long. Commit to using your crafting to making the world a better place. Post pictures of finished objects or of you giving your time in the finished object thread. Anna will be at Knit Fit at the Ballard Community Center November 12 and 13, 2016.Some combination of Bethany and Anna will be at Madrona in Tacoma, Washington February 16-19, 2017Bethany will be at Stitches West in Santa Clara, California February 24-26, 2017Bethany and Anna will both be at the Emerald City Comicon in Seattle, Washington March 2-5, 2017 Please follow or like us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Periscope. Please join our Ravelry group! Introduce yourself and we’ll give you a shout out!!

Announcements!•Shout out to Vick from Ohio! Please introduce yourself in the Ravelry group. •Congrats to the Knitmore Girls on their 400th Podcast episode and congratulations to Boston Jen from the Down Cellar Studio Podcast for reaching 100 episodes. •If you enjoy the show, or any other podcast, please leave us an iTunes review. It helps other listeners find us. On the Needles: Anna is working on a basic sock in Pagewood Farms “Crayon” colorway, the Kelpie shawl by Jared Flood and surprise baby knits for a friend. Bethany is working on the Coffee Date Shawl by CC Almon, Shrowl by Stephen West, a vanilla sock in an Opal sock yarn with a Fish Lips Kiss Heel, the Antler Toque by Tincan Knits in Cascade 220 Superwash and the Vertitwist hat by Stephen West in Cascade 220 Sport. Off The Needles: Anna has finished One! One Basic sock! Ah! Ah! Ah! (That’s how Anna wrote it on her outline. XOXO Bethany) Sew A Needle Pulling Thread: Anna is sewing some Halloween/Autumnal curtains. Spinning: Bethany has been spinning more long draw with a border leicester cross. Knetflix and Knit: Anna has been watching Supernatural and Bob Ross. Bethany has been watching The OC season 1, Beverly Hills 90210 season 3, Parks and Recreation, Gilmore Girls, and NBA basketball. In rehearsal/In performance: Bethany’s Nic is designing sound for A Piece of My Heart at the Dukesbay Theater and he is designing lights for Dracula at Tacoma Little Theatre. Events: #BSKPHAMILONG!! This is our first knit-a-long inspired by the Broadway hit musical Hamilton. It will run from January 1 to February 28. Post finished objects in the thread and on Instagram using the hashtag #BSKPHAMILONG. There will be prizes!! If you want to donate prizes for our KALS and giveaways please PM Bethany on Ravelry. She is Bizzle87 on Ravelry. “When You Help Others, You Can’t Help Helping Yourself” This is our charity knit-a-long. Commit to using your crafting to making the world a better place. Post pictures of finished objects or of you giving your time in the finished object thread. Anna will be at Knit Fit at the Ballard Community Center November 12 and 13, 2016.Some combination of Bethany and Anna will be at Madrona in Tacoma, Washington February 16-19, 2017Bethany will be at Stitches West in Santa Clara, California February 24-26, 2017Bethany and Anna will both be at the Emerald City Comicon in Seattle, Washington March 2-5, 2017 Please follow or like us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Periscope. Please join our Ravelry group! Introduce yourself and we’ll give you a shout out!!

Kaiton's Corner: Canes at Washington - March 15, 2016

Bill Peters postgame at Washington - March 15, 2016

Bill Peters pregame at Washington - March 31, 2015

Kaiton's Corner: Canes at Washington - March 31, 2015

Bill Peters postgame at Washington - March 31, 2015

 Steve Scher talks to former SETI DirectorJill Tarter about the search for life in the universe.  Are we alone in the universe?  That question drives SETI, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.Jill Tarter has been on the hunt for decades. She currently holds the Bernard M. Oliver Chair for SETI Research at the SETI Institute in Mountain View, California. She is speaking at the University of Washington March 3rd.  Humans have been wondering about other life in the universe for millennia. Scientists can actually seek the answer now. New tools have given astronomers, astrophysicists, exo-biologists the opportunity to scan the heavens for a signal from out there.  At Length is supported by the UW Alumni Association

Many historians believe there would never have been a United States without George Washington | THE MAKING OF A NATION

Kaiton's Corner: Canes vs. Washington - March 14, 2013

Eric Staal postgame vs. Washington - March 14, 2013

Dan Ellis postgame vs. Washington - March 14, 2013

Kirk Muller postgame vs. Washington - March 14, 2013

Patrick Dwyer postgame vs. Washington - March 14, 2013

Joe Corvo postgame at Washington - March 12, 2013

Kaiton's Corner: Canes at Washington - March 12, 2013

Kirk Muller postgame at Washington - March 12, 2013

Justin Peters postgame at Washington - March 12, 2013

Riley Nash postgame at Washington - March 12, 2013

Address Delivered On Land Lease  by President Roosevelt at Washington, March 15, 1941.oldtimeradiodvd.com

Kirk Muller postgame at Washington - March 6, 2012

Jeff Skinner postgame at Washington - March 6, 2012

Eric Staal postgame at Washington - March 6, 2012

Brandon Sutter postgame at Washington - March 6, 2012

Kaiton's Corner: Canes at Washington - March 6, 2012

Kirk Muller after the morning skate in Washington - March 6, 2012

managing editor and moderator for Washington Week (PBS) and a senior correspondent for The NewsHour (PBS). Politics, Policy, and Reality: What's Really Going on in Washington (March 3, 2011)

Kaiton's Corner: Canes at Washington - March 29, 2011

Paul Maurice after morning skate in Washington - March 29, 2011

Paul Maurice postgame at Washington - March 29, 2011

Jeff Skinner postgame at Washington - March 29, 2011

Tuomo Ruutu postgame at Washington - March 29, 2011

Jussi Jokinen postgame at Washington - March 29, 2011

Kaiton's Corner: Canes at Washington - March 11, 2011

Brandon Sutter postgame at Washington - March 11, 2011

Tuomo Ruutu postgame at Washington - March 11, 2011

Paul Maurice postgame at Washington - March 11, 2011

Bryan Rodney postgame vs. Washington - March 25, 2010

Kaiton's Corner: Canes vs Washington, March 25, 2010

Paul Maurice postgame vs. Washington - March 25, 2010

Jamie McBain postgame vs. Washington - March 25, 2010

Chad LaRose postgame vs. Washington - March 25, 2010

Manny Legace postgame vs. Washington - March 25, 2010

Jussi Jokinen postgame vs. Washington - March 18, 2010

Kaiton's Corner: Canes vs Washington, March 18, 2010

Paul Maurice postgame vs. Washington - March 18, 2010

Justin Peters postgame vs. Washington - March 18, 2010

Ray Whitney postgame vs. Washington - March 18, 2010

Paul Maurice postgame at Washington - March 10, 2010

Brandon Sutter postgame at Washington - March 10, 2010

Tuomo Ruutu postgame at Washington - March 10, 2010

Kaiton's Corner: Canes at Washington - March 10, 2010

Brian Pothier postgame at Washington - March 10, 2010

Scott Walker after trade to Washington - March 3, 2010