text: "Hi hi Mike Mike Rossi Rossi a a reporting reporting lawyers lawyers who who allied allied with with Donald Donald Trump Trump after after the the twenty twenty twenty twenty election election must must pay pay one one hundred hundred seventy seventy five five thousand thousand dollars dollars in in sanctions sanctions nine nine lawyers lawyers aligned aligned with with former former president president Donald Donald Trump Trump including including Sidney Sidney Powell Powell and and L. L. Lin Lin would would have have been been ordered ordered to to pay pay the the city city of of Detroit Detroit and and the the state state of of Michigan Michigan a a total total of of one one hundred hundred seventy seventy five five thousand thousand dollars dollars in in sanctions sanctions for for abusing abusing the the court court system system with with a a sham sham lawsuit lawsuit challenging challenging the the twenty twenty twenty twenty election election results results the the total total includes includes more more than than one one hundred hundred fifty fifty three three thousand thousand dollars dollars going going to to Detroit Detroit the the sanctions sanctions will will cover cover the the legal legal costs costs incurred incurred by by the the city city and and Michigan Michigan in in defending defending against against the the lawsuit lawsuit the the money money must must be be paid paid within within thirty thirty days days U. U. S. S. district district judge judge Linda Linda Parker Parker who who imposed imposed the the sanctions sanctions in in August August rejected rejected most most of of the the attorney's attorney's objections objections to to the the proposed proposed award award for for Detroit Detroit but but she she did did reduce reduce it it by by twenty twenty nine nine thousand thousand dollars dollars Parker Parker previously previously ordered ordered to to each each of of the the lawyers lawyers to to undergo undergo twelve twelve hours hours of of legal legal education education including including six six hours hours in in election election law law hi hi Mike Mike Rossio Rossio
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  AP News Radio
  00:39 sec | 4 d ago
  Bucks beat Hornets on Antetokounmpo's final-seconds layup
  "An an eighth eighth straight straight victory victory for for the the box box in in a a game game winner winner in in the the final final seconds seconds propels propels the the bucs bucs past past award award it's it's one one twenty twenty seven seven one one twenty twenty five five tie tie game game in in the the final final seconds seconds the the ball ball from from the the hands hands of of Jana Jana son son of of a a couple couple who who kept kept off off of of forty forty point point night night with with a a driving driving layup layup with with two two seconds seconds left left given given the the box box the the victory victory Linda Linda this this situation situation at at least least two two hundred hundred two two hundred hundred three three hundred hundred times times so so is is somebody somebody with with a a ms ms Chavez Chavez you you know know make make some some shots shots it's it's sour sour to to a a terrific terrific start start for for the the Hornets Hornets who who bury bury ten ten first first quarter quarter reporters reporters jumping jumping the the heart heart itself itself was was sixteen sixteen point point lead lead before before the the Hornets Hornets will will mellow mellow ball ball hit hit a a three three pointer pointer to to tie tie it it with with eight eight seconds seconds left left but but it it only only set set the the stage stage for for other other couples couples her her rocks rocks in in front front of of the the home home fans fans Chuck Chuck Freeman Freeman Milwaukee Milwaukee
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  Poetry Unbound
  05:01 min | Last week
  "linda" Discussed on Poetry Unbound
  "This poem is filled with a wisdom of delight because it has a reminder of what's possible, particularly at the start when Linda Hogan speaks about myself merely small in the ocean of splendor and light. The reflections and distortions of us. There's a desire in these lines to see humanity among and alongside and with and permitted and small. There's a celebration here splendor and light. But there's a hint too that who's looking, reflections and distortions of us, which distortions are we going to pay attention to, and who are we going to distort in the name of the imagination we have of what humanity's place in the world is. And this, I think, is the deep and profound invitation and intelligence and wisdom of this poem, which is to recognize that any ways within which we need to readjust our engagement with the world inconvenient to some of those things might be that those are for the purpose of being able to reorient ourselves to being part of this splendid and beautiful and delightful way of being among nature that she's presenting.
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  AP News Radio
  00:55 sec | Last month
  Attorneys present jurors with dueling portraits of Arbery
  "Prosecutors the defense attorneys presented dueling portraits of Ahmad armory as the trial begins for three white men charged with chasing him down and killing him into Brunswick Georgia neighborhood last February in her opening statement prosecutor Linda Donna Caskey said a series of assumptions and driveway decisions triggered the attack on the twenty five year old black man this is the emergency lace John I'm out here in setelah shores and there's a black male running down the street defense attorney Robert Rubin to Travis with Michael and his father Greg considered arboreta scary mystery who had been videotaped inside a nearby house that was under construction where things had gone missing it's not some random guy running down the street it's V. guy Rubin said the McMichael's gave chase hoping to detain him until police arrived but are refused to stop and lunged corporate Michael and his gun Travis Michael is acting in self defense the big Michaels and a neighbor William Bryan who joined the chase are all charged with murder and other felonies try audio courtesy of court TV I'm Jennifer king
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  Defocus Media
  05:06 min | Last month
  A highlight from Optometry Podcast: Transitions XTRActive Polarized and Transitions XTRActive New Generation Lenses.
  "And we want to get into. The details of these products will begin start offering our patients are. We'll talk about extra active polarized i. It was showcased at vision. Expo east and the transitions. New generation lenses were demonstrated at the transition to the studio in jean. What was the driving force behind those two new product introductions for twenty twenty one i would have to say it's definitely innovation. Innovation is it's part of transitions. Dna as you know. We have a team of our d. scientists that are constantly trying to improve our products. Improve the or clarity improve. The outdoor darkness color perception activation invade speed. And it's through this innovation that we've been able to extend the transition's extra active line of lenses with these new launches dot governor. You're there you've got to see this product in person. And i mean what would what happened at the transition. The studio in the transistor's the pulse. We'll let me tell you. When i saw this technology fell out of my chair because i was blown away i mean innovation innovation innovation. When they say that it's in the dna it truly is. I mean we've seen that over the years of prescribing from the chair of educating our patients and the one thing we know that our patients love definitely innovation so to be able to go into the exam room and have this conversation after. I saw this amazing technology by patients. Were just blown away. Just like i was so for me. It was an exciting day. Exciting time and just super exciting technology and innovation in general. I think this phase into mine because there is polarized dishes lennon's that's been available now was ago transitions vantage. It was the first bit acrylic lens to offer variable polarization. How does this new transitions. Extra active colorized blends differ. Well for those transitions vantage fans. Let's start off. What's the same transitions extracted. Polarized lenses are clear with a hint of ten indoors in offer dynamic polarization. Meaning they go from clear to extra dark and polarize when activated and transitions extract. Polarized differ from transitions vantage lenses. In a few ways these are now clear than ever indoors. We've added visible light activation in the car they reach up to ninety percent polarization and they're twice as fast feedback. There's are major. Improvements is huge. I mean that's one thing that we always want to see it better with innovation and technology. Right we have this conversation with our patients A lot of times they think of the old school way of how lenses were and now we have something that we can bring to the tablist going to really Satisfy their thirst when it comes to lens technology. Yes a really patients have everything they loved about vantage in transitions extractive polarized or with sharper vision. Larger field of view and more vivid colors that brings to mind a natural question little transitions. extract polarized. Replace the transitions vantage linda. Lenses yes as we continue to launch roll out the transitions extract of polarized products. We will begin. Phasing out transitions vantage nice. Nice so i want to talk about another polarize option. Because i know that the transitions portfolio is just wide. I mean you have pretty much anything you can think of to accommodate any patient that sitting in front of us. But how does the transition extract of polarized compared to the transitions drive where Because i know that's another option. That's out there as well. So what's the difference in. How do they compare to each of it. Well it can about it. You know we we did. Just talk about the benefits of transitions. Extract polarized lenses and there are a great option. Your primary care because they're clear indoors and at night now. Transitions drive where lenses. they're always polarized. And the photo comex they start off all color and then adapt between three colors specifically designed for different driving scenarios and they adapt to light behind the windshield and outdoors. So you're really getting a length that helps remove glare off the road and hood of your car So it really helps for peach picture. Perfect drive i would say transitions drive. Lenses are a great option as a second pair especially for anybody that spends part of their driving. The driver is almost like a sophisticated son. Last is going to agra. Adjust that it's never gonna be your indoor pair of lenses for that transition extract polarize could take you indoors two outdoors. Yes absolutely. We've seen a lot of questions on social media you know. Color hugely mirrors are hugely. End and transitions has done a great job of answering the call to bring the people what they want so some of the questions. We've been seeing at around. Social posts are are the transitions extract. Polarized lenses gonna be available in other colours. Rick mears
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  GEMS with Genesis Amaris Kemp
  03:12 min | Last month
  "linda" Discussed on GEMS with Genesis Amaris Kemp
  "We're in that place. It is possible if we're not careful to slip into depression and that is what happened with me. It was as if i had fallen into a deep dark pit and it was so deep that hope and sunlight and happiness could not reach me and they were no windows doors in this deep dark place and i did not see any way out so russian linda before you continue because i wanna put some context around this so after going through all the trauma the life challenges etc. You've sunk into a deep depression see the light out or anything and while you're going through this word you married during this time was. How did your husband react whenever your mood begin to change in alter in your now on this roller coaster ride called life in instead of going up. You're going down into that depression. Had did he react being. Your help may be your spouse in being the head of the household. Those are excellent questions and the answer is a little bit complicated You know some of the trials we were sharing together. So that meant that he was dealing with things as i was dealing with things and that is always challenging. Because you're not completely in that role of an observer and as a cheerleader sorta 'cause you're also a player and you're going through it as well and also. He was extremely frustrated. That he could not fix me it it he hated it he thought i. I just need to fix her. And you know the to get her back to normal and It doesn't actually work that way just. Fyi so in this deep dark place. There's no windows there's doors. I didn't see any way how i thought well. This is reality from here on out is as good as it gets and the best i can ever hope for is to endure and misery but the rest of my life and i stayed in that place for about five years but almost no one knew because i was very very good at hiding it and we mentioned my husband and he's one of the only people who knew because i was excellent at masking. I wanted. I wanted everything to be okay. It wasn't but i try to put that message across it. Everything is okay. We're all good be can't keep that mascot twenty four seven and so my husband knew and he was. He felt hopeless son frustrated and angry. Disparaged all of those kinds of things. Let's sit your for a bit because what you just said was you. Were putting on a mask. But you can't keep that up for twenty four seven so you're has been saw and this is so true because so many people who are dealing with the prussian. They don't want people to know what they're dealing with. So they internalize it in on the outward..
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  GEMS with Genesis Amaris Kemp
  05:44 min | Last month
  "linda" Discussed on GEMS with Genesis Amaris Kemp
  "Welcome back to genesis. Zamora's camp with me today is linda. York and linda is an amazing woman that is doing a lot of things on the forefront as low as behind the scenes. But here's a little bit more about her. She is a bestselling author founder of hope for healing nonprofit pitch and the host of linda's corner. Podcast some of her books include crushed a journey through depression in amazon bestseller. You got this. An action plan to calm. Fear anxiety worry and stress. Linda's personal mission is to empower people to become their best cells in today. Linden i will be talking about from broken two beautiful and without further ado. Welcome linda bjork. Oh thank you. I'm so excited to be here genesis and to be talking with you about awesome things. I can't wait to share my story. Thank you linda. I'm super excited to learn more about who you are and your journey so i wanna talk about your childhood and the reason why i wanna go all the way back to your childhood because when we our children a foundation gets late but then whenever we begin to row immature that foundation begun begins to be shifted. Just like if we live in if you live in a house or apartment condo whatever whenever you know the weather changes in the seasons change the house you know expand in it also kind contracts and sometimes you see cracks in the walls etc so let's start off with your childhood journey and we've that into your adult that way. We know a little bit more about who is awesome. Okay so we're gonna start from childhood and ms slip alleyen hair into from broken beautiful so my childhood was wonderful and less than wonderful as childhood often is i was born into a wonderful family with great parents and then when i was six years old there was a distinct change. My mother changed. She shut me out completely and had nothing to do with me. And i thought as a child and i didn't understand what was going on. I thought what did i do wrong..
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  NC Shop Talk
  05:59 min | 2 months ago
  "linda" Discussed on NC Shop Talk
  "Double h o. Vice president of exhibits linda peters. Welcome to the show linda. I now thanks for having of course of so excited for this from the beginning i was peppering. Linda and i don't know if she was ignoring me or just trying not to get on here but i knew i had to have on the podcast. Eventually because it's such a big part of what we do. The are aircraft niche is our biggest industry niche for sure. So you ready for the show. You're less than a month away while you're about a month away. Yeah we are about a month away and yeah we are full steam ahead getting into the final planning stage for everything. Everything's coming together so nicely and we're very excited with what we have in store for this year's event beautiful okay. Just everybody knows this. Podcast is going to be way different from any that we've done today. Yes we had carry. Aip in here But this one's going to go a little bit of a different route and i'm excited to tap into linda's brain a little bit get a better understanding of nba as vision and then dive into you. Know what the industry's been up against and how we're going to collectively climate out of this. Kobe low linda. You're ready to go. I think so all right the annual nba. Aa trade show is held in las vegas in orlando. This year is in las vegas october twelfth through fourteenth linda. Please give us the honest. No hold back answer on this question which is really a two headed question. Two headed monster. I one what percentage of the trade show floor is sold out all right so we are. I'm very happy to say that. We are ninety. Nine percent sold out. Wow yes we are in the newest building of las vegas convention center which is new state of the art building that Just opened up this past summer. Time i think when they held their first event there but we s. We are ninety. Eight percent sold out in dawson. That's that's incredible are okay. Second point of the question. Then we'll go back and forth on it or the attendance numbers on par with prior years. Or maybe close so. The attendance numbers are coming in. We are probably tracking a little bit behind at this point in time we've got with restrictions in place right now with the international attendees having a difficult time getting into the united states. We anticipate our numbers probably will be a little bit lower than previous editions but we also expect the people that really wanna be. There will be there at this year's event rather that's great you know if i'm being completely transparent. I figured the floor will be close to solve that. I haven't looked in awhile and you know always one of the first ones to rush to sign up but the attendance being you know not way behind surprises me because you guys are up against a lot here just not just aviation being slower and less planes in the air aviation clients that we have. I know where a lot of companies most are not doing as well during this whole cova time because why there's jet production airport are not as busy as they were. People are just still not moving like we used to this. This is incredible. I cannot believe you guys sold out the floor away. It surprises me in a way..
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  Dog Save The People
  06:34 min | 2 months ago
  "linda" Discussed on Dog Save The People
  "And i'm your host. Dr linda harper is a clinical psychologist and pet bereavement specialist who helps guide people towards the positive ways. Our dogs can still impact us after they pass. Traditional bereavement may focus on your grief. Linden feels that there's so much more we continue learning and can use to empower our lives. She knows firsthand how it can feel. As even the loss of relate dachshund named chili dog kids found a constant source of inspiration to keep his positive legacy. Going and linda's patients have found this nontraditional technique to be helpful as well. It leads to a special bond with our dogs. That doesn't ever have to stop linda. Thank you so much for joining us. Today on dog saved the people. I'm really honored to have you. And i'm such a huge fan of your work on the fan of your work too. So whereabouts. are we speaking to you from so. I'm in payless park illinois which is a southwest suburb of chicago about a half hour. Southwest okay and is that where you grew up now. I actually grew up in minnesota. But then i've been here since college. Okay wonderful no. I wanted to ask you a little bit about growing up. You showed signs of being an animal lover really from the get go just early on. That was my life dogs. And i would only read books that were about dogs and animals but i insisted that my mom check the back of the book to make sure that the dog or the animal was still alive at the end. Because i've heard this from other animal lovers how sensitive we were and if there was a bit of the suffering or a death as a little kid i couldn't read it and i remember even though my mom was nearly perfect as a mom a couple of times. She missed it like months. There was a puppy with the same name alive at the end but the dog had died in the middle. I was devastated. But see you can relate right. I read on your website that as a young child. You were you and your sister. Were rescuing abandoned. Stuffed animals from the thrift stores. Yes we did that and we you know we wanted to save them all at. I remember truly thinking. How do we know they don't have feelings of sensitive. And so of course they were the ones smellier. Not that would sleep in the bedroom and my sister and i and the dollars remained in the closet. I love that. That's so beautiful. It's so interesting. Because i grew up with a brother who wanted to be a veterinarian. He actually ended up becoming a psychologist like yourself but he his bed was filled. I mean there is no. I couldn't even find him sometimes in his weird bunk beds and he had thirty forty stuffed animals and he grew up really wanting to to help animals. So i was actually showing my dad. Some kennel plans for how i was gonna save dogs. I was twelve years old. Who is a huge dog lover and so he said to me while that's wonderful linda but why don't you help people i and of course i did whatever my dad was my hero at whatever he said and honestly that day i said okay. I'm becoming a psychologist. And then of course. I ended up where my biggest passion is helping people help animals that so beautiful so tell me a little bit about your trajectory through your career started as a normal psychologist if i was ever normal with a clinical practice my husband and i actually had a traditional political fractures for thirty seven years and as it works out i got initially. It started with a cat that i had rescued that needed to come down to work with me. And then the next thing you know. It's the dog that needed to come down to work with me. And i always had therapy dog or cat from pretty much after you know the first couple of years on so they were always part of my practice and then it just developed more and more into working with people who love animals. The human animal companion bond became one of my specialties or area of expertise and then actually there was the one dog chili dog. That totally changed the way that my career went in the last eight years. Tell me about chili dog. I know he was your hairy soul. Mate islas running my nonprofit at the time blessed bonds so that was an organization that i started here in the chicago area. Where i saw there was this great need to help take care of people's pets when people were in crisis whether they were in the hospital or sick or out of a job whatever it might be we would take care of their dogs and cats temporarily for them and they give them back to them when they were able to take care of them again. of course. Needless to say at the moment that chile god came into my life. I was completely overwhelmed and overloaded. I had many dogs and cats temporarily in my house so katie she was a vet tech still as and a volunteer for blessed bond. So she calls me up on the phone and says hi linda. I want to start out by telling you. I'm not asking you to take a dog okay. That should be your first clue when somebody says that to you but she was just looking to see if there might be funding available for this emergency dog that needed emergency mouth surgery and he was this sweet little ten year old longhaired dachshund wiener dog that she named chili dog. Pc beautiful red hair and she had rescued him from a hoarding situation. And so he went to the vat and the was able to save him. Although we weren't sure and it was twenty. Two teeth needed to be pulled. So anyway i said to her well when he recovers. Let me take him to my house and take a picture some pictures of him because i think i know another dachsie lover who may want to adopt him so she was at my house. I took some pictures chili dog. It.
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  Venture Stories
  02:16 min | 2 months ago
  Co-Founder of Yield Guild Games Gabby Dizon on Why He Started YGG
  "Everybody welcome to another episode of venture stories by village global on here today joined by few special guests. We've gabby dion of g. G and linda shay of skelter linda gabby welcome to the buck s. Thanks for having me expecting us awesome. I'm here joined by mike. Majko's lucas baio at village. Global team lucas. Welcome awesome so maybe as as an introduction gabby one one you for those unfamiliar. Why don't you introduce what is why did he. And what compelled you to start it. Sure so why did you or you'll games is laid to earn gaming guild. So it's a community of gamers that flavius different. Nfc based games similar to axiom. Senate the the give it self Think of a world of work yield exempt up. The guilt itself owns these assets that if we invest in and then we land out these assets to our blair community around the world so that they can play An ebay games and actually earn some money from them and some historical overview about how this category came to be okay so played. The earn is a pretty new phenomenon. I would say just start the last year of been in the blockchain gaming space since early two thousand eighteen and really experimenting long like what what really could be the use case of blockchain games so there have been a lot of discussion on how players having ju- ownership which means that if i haven't nfc. I really own it. There's interoperability but one of the use cases emerged last year is that you could use these. And if these to play a game and win some currency rewards. So these are these are in game rewards. That could be exchanged for For fiat money And that's helped me started the axiom affinity popular lice this Model and it started gaining traction here in my home country. The philippines last year during the early part of a lapdog when people in their royal philippines started Discovered acting started laying as a way to earn money while they were laid off stuck on It's clearly no knowing dumb and it really just up there
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  Have You Seen This Man?
  01:42 min | 2 months ago
  John Ruffo: The Fugitive that Disappeared
  "The two had a simple meal out together at a coffee shop out of character. Rufo astor's wife for another date the next night and he seemed very edgy. I was talking like you know. I hope after this. We just have that simple life. That i always wanted with you. Simple is better and the next day we had my parents over as usual and his mom and he wanted all these favorite italian delicacies appetizers that we went shopping the day before and She went and visited my neighbor. Who is kathy and michael. Who took me in michael's from italy as it turned out he was asking michael where his mom lives in italy that maybe he can visit her. Because we're going to take a trip soon. It would be their final night together. Rufo vanished the next day and never said goodbye really hurt. He said goodbye to other people in a way just in the middle of the night. I know this is kind of personal but in the middle of the night. He kinda hugged me then. He couldn't look at me buried his face in my neck. He said something. But i don't remember. I couldn't hear what it was. As linda recounted those final hours it was hard not to spot the clues he kept bringing it up one place that seemed to captivate him italy
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  AP News Radio
  00:39 sec | 3 months ago
  Sweden Has Intel on Potential New Afghan Attack
  "Leaders fear another terror attack in Kabul could be imminent in the wake of the first day attacks general Frank McKenzie the Central Command chief overseeing the evacuation and COBOL warned that more were possible an American commanders working with the Taliban to prevent them meanwhile Swedish foreign minister I'm Linda this treated we have renewed information about the high terrorist threat in the area around Kabul that pulled but she offered no details scenes of chaos desperation and horror from the apple have transfixed the world I'm Charles the last month
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  AP News Radio
  00:46 sec | 3 months ago
  Lawyers Allied With Trump Penalized Over Michigan Lawsuit
  "A federal judge has issued a scathing rebuke of nine lawyers aligned with former president trump who face sanctions over their challenge of Michigan's election results the nine lawyers are facing financial penalties and other sanctions as US district judge Linda Parker said a lawsuit they filed last fall was a sham intended to deceive the court and the public she accuses the lawyers of abusing the court system challenging Joe Biden's victory after the state had certified its election results she says the attorneys which includes Sidney Powell and Lynn would scorn their oath the judges as the city of Detroit and the state of Michigan to tally up how much defending that lawsuit cost I'm Jacki quit
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  The Watch
  01:59 min | 3 months ago
  Impeachment: American Crime Story Tells Monica Lewinsky's Side of the Clinton Scandal
  "Crime story impeachment which come on september seventh if i if i run my dates correctly. Here's my big takeaway from the abundance of trailers at they have released for this in the last three weeks. Really like quite a push. So and i think i'm starting to get the feeling like this is going to be an american story o. Oj simpson moment. Where i think we're going to revisit a lot of the stuff from the clinton impeachment monica etc. But i have a question about all these trailers. We still haven't gotten a significant amount of time with clive owen. His bill clinton which leads me to believe. They're either sitting on marlon brando in the godfather level performance or marlon brando. Doctor moreau level performance. Like it's it's going to be one or the other that is definitely a take and you may right. I choose to think about it slightly differently. Which is they have two things one. It's very very hard. I mean presidential performances especially in this era are almost uniformly imitations right and it's distracting to be like oath. He's just like bill clinton. Yeah whatever Falco place. Hillary clinton like i think it was a smart move to minimize them in the trailer because immediately becomes about. Wow clive owen. Doing a great job being bill clinton sure in it's distracting from the show. They wanna tell. I think the second piece of it is the from my understanding of it. The reason to tell the story about something that you know obviously isn't fresh and a lot of people's minds but i for people of our age our generation certainly is. Is it for. Sarah paulson to win more awards. That's going to happen. But i think it's more to tell the story of the monica lewinsky and linda tripp and people who were actually the prime movers of this. That shook the firmament that the much larger figures were resting
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  Latino USA
  02:00 min | 3 months ago
  How Are the Latinx Community Represented on TV
  "Latino and latina representation in film and television is an age old conversation topic and despite some recent milestones. The numbers are still pretty disappointing. According to a recent study by the la times latinos and latinas are underrepresented across all aspects of television and film productions despite making up nearly twenty percent of the us population that dino's and latina's constitute only six percent of main cast members less than nine percent of writers seven percent of directors and six percent of senior executives. The presence of african and indigenous latinos in the industry is even smaller but statistics can only tell us so much how latino individuals and communities are portrayed. Onscreen is another part of the conversation. That's why today we're taking you behind the scenes with two award winning latino creators were breaking stereotypes about how our communities are depicted on television. Stephen canals and linda evatt charges. My name is steven canals. I am co-creator executive producer writer and director of the f. Extra series pose. The category is hosed centers. The black and latin queer and trans individuals who are part of the new york city. Underground ballroom community as they are navigating the difficulties of the hiv as and crack epidemic of the eighties and early nineties. Stephen was born and raised in the bronx to an afro. Puerto rican mother and an african american dad. He made history when posed premiered in twenty eighteen featuring the largest cast of transgender actors in tv history
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  WTOP 24 Hour News
  00:33 sec | 4 months ago
  McCarthy Derides Kinzinger and Cheney As "Pelosi Republicans"
  "Testimony on the capital riot starts today in Washington. CBS is Linda Kenyon reports. The committee was supposed to be composed of 13 members, eight Democrats and five Republicans. But House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy pulled all five of his members after Speaker Pelosi rejected two of them. Even before McCarthy pulled his members. Pelosi had named Republican list Cheney to take one of the Democratic seats and Pelosi later appointed Republican Adam Kinzinger. Their appointments prompted McCarthy to call them Pelosi Republicans, while Cheney and Kinzinger shot back calling
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  The Authority Project
  04:35 min | 4 months ago
  "linda" Discussed on The Authority Project
  "I mean linda word for word the exact same thing so you're getting taught by somebody. Obviously that's fine. You can tell by approach whatever but is that how you usually talk or you. Just give me a script. That's right so they haven't digested it to make it their own. So i talk about this in my book that there's nothing original anymore that's the original. There's no such thing as original. It's all been done when i was in art school. We were actually taught. We had to spend a whole unit copy masters like okay. I'm painting picasso will. I'm not picasso. Why do i have to do this. I wanna do my own thing. Well because i was learning the the set of decisions that he was making. I was learning from a master how they did it now my job. I couldn't sell those copies. That would be illegal but learning learning's fine but then you have to digest it and you have to make it your own. So what. I get a script. I learned from all kinds of professionals in people who know more than me. But then i have to digest that and safe. What in that works for me. What in that is true from me. I love it. 'cause it's like people should understand like how would you say it though 'cause you're not going to say like him how would you say it. How how would you approach somebody. If it doesn't feel like you do. Is the problem there. I mean it's going to be a problem eventually but we can talk about other a good question. I feel like a lot of people are not comfortable with being. They are unsure how people will react. Linda get out there. And how i've been this way for so long now. This person that they might be thinking..
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  WTOP 24 Hour News
  00:34 sec | 4 months ago
  Haiti: U.S. Delegation Departs Shortly After Arrival, Gunshots Heard at President's Funeral
  "In Haiti following the month's assassination of its president, this month's assassination. The United States delegation was rushed out of the country today after guns Shots rang out at the slain president's funeral. In a sign of the chronic violence that has plagued Haiti and recently punctuated by the assassination of its president. Jovan Elmo, is the U. S delegation led by the U. S. S. U. N Ambassador Linda Thomas Greenfield had to be briskly escorted back to the airport and to the U. S. After gunshots were heard at the funeral for the slain leader, CBS News
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  Tiny House Lifestyle Podcast
  02:07 min | 4 months ago
  Two Tiny House Instructors On "What We Wish We Knew Before We Started"
  "Are i. I'm here with linda menard. Linda is a natural co-conspirator who has lived out her own questions around intentional. Living less stuff and happiness. She has resided in a travel trailer. Yurt backyard cottage and three and counting. Tiny houses on wheels routed through a background in sustainable design. Build and urban planning luna has also has a pension for experiential learning and healthy communities. She has found her niche nestled between small spaces collaborative education and community planning when a monarch welcome back to the tiny house lifestyle. Podcast thank you so it'd be back. Yeah glad glad to be here chatting with you and We've been meeting now since it's july and we've been meeting since february working on the curriculum for tiny house considerations and it's it's really good and i wanna tell people about it but the title of this episode is what we wish we knew before we started building and i think i think we should give people a little taste of of some of those things. Do you wanna you wanna go first with with something you wish you knew. Maybe we'll each do too. We'll start there. Yeah i think one of the things. I really wish i knew was how long it was going to take. And how to figure that out because we followed in the footsteps of some really awesome people like dee williams and brittany younger who had designed and built their own tiny houses And you know. Maybe i'm just not quite the powerhouse. There are some pretty awesome. You be but but you know they. They built their homes. Pretty darn quick and And i was a little bit A little bit slower in my building. I kind of wish. I had understood a little bit more all the different things that went into building a tiny house so that i was ready to really dedicate the time and energy to it and and really had a good sense of all the steps in sequence.
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  Happy Mum Happy Baby
  05:46 min | 4 months ago
  "linda" Discussed on Happy Mum Happy Baby
  "I don't think it was real in the same way for him as it was for me until bullet was born. 'cause i i could tell the moment that became the fear set in friday. It's like i'm on sports. Is he breathing. Breathing wasn't breathing like this. You know whereas. I had nine months of nurturing this thing in my tummy and and when he came i i was like oh my goodness you're alive and you're well and really have been this lucky. I need to stop stop worrying now that moment when i can still see clearly now the moment where he finally comes out and then the nurse takes him out of the water and puts him on your lap. And then you've got these big eyes staring up us. I didn't expect to see us. Is this he was looking at. Smu was on my days. He so beautiful. this is just. This is just amazing and we both in love straight away. Ninety had so much. Hey it's the strangest feeling feeling a baby's hair under the water. It's like what verbal. If i remember so watching. What uber story. I linda eulogy like was happened. Addy you'll like. I'm just happy that coming out of you just pouring out. Yeah i think our voices went out like one hundred page. It was like nothing else. It is the most incredible feeling. It's like everything every sort of emotion that you have all come in together. You know the emotion of euphoria the happiness but also relief as well that we finally got there and that you know linda's okay and the baby's okay all of that was just just pouring out and then also probably emotion of what's to come the jan go. Yeah with us so we were together a decade before having our first child and and there is not you know you know each other so well but there is just this shift that happens. I think when you go through something that massive. Yeah it is it is. It was just a new roy. I did suddenly this. Fear and realization. Hit me that we've got this precious little being and is our responsibility and we've got to keep it alive. I think there was a sense of relief that we got to spend. The day was then half in because because of the strap be. He had to be monitored for at least twenty four hour. Yes i think mood there for almost two days in those so we had people constantly checking our porno tensioness teaching us how to swallow. I mean swat leave that. I would never have done that..
  linda Smu
  Happy Mum Happy Baby
  04:09 min | 4 months ago
  "linda" Discussed on Happy Mum Happy Baby
  "She's getting contractions and she's trying to sell the camera trying to get the phone and everything ready and we finally do this spinney video and then then suddenly it all happens within a couple of hours. We're often hospital. Oh yeah we were so was having contractions throughout all of that. It started in the morning. I wasn't sure what it was until lunchtime. And by that point. You know it's lunchtime. I'm thinking great. I'll have the baby by the evening. This is perfect. But i didn't. My worst breaking syllabi am so it had a full day of contractions and then we went to the hospital and he came at six thirty six. Am but it was nice experience because we would no no in terms of sorry. I feel really bad experience. You know because. I know i know what it's like i i take it back. It was polish up. Well we will worried about was that you would have the end up going into the hospital. And we had a strep detest the week. Before and i did have stripy carrying strep be and they told us if my watches broke before i went into labor that i would have to have give birth in the labor warriors and i was hoping for the whole birth center with the wolster bath water birth and everything like that so yeah we were quite nervous and if you did have to go into the labour award it might have been complicated with me. Come in so. I would have been scenic cova. We've never seen the light board. But by the time we got there the nurse just said you know what we're not taking any labor ward. You having a baby here in the birth center and so dripping put drip and i was able to stay with linda. She would for the contractions in the bath. And then i. We thought they were going to kick me out after that. But i didn't get kicked out of the i. I was able to stay the night and just to be with. That was the main worried that i was not going to be allowed to be with her. And you know go through the experience and share the birth together. That was a big fear for me. Because i i've always been scared of labor. I you know everyone talks about it and it's like it's a necessary thing that you have to go through but i just. I wasn't somebody that felt that my body was made for this. I was like my body is not made for this. And i don't know how it's going to happen and the one thing that i thought would get through having addy there was like. I know my say i can do this. And so yeah. There was a definite a fear him potentially not being there especially because he wasn't allowed to any of the points and stuff and we have to changed so much throughout the year as well the different and with each different. Trust being exactly exactly that. I was upset by that because there was a point where i realized if i'd chosen a different hospital at the beginning because even that whole thing of when you find that you're pregnant and it's like oh well what do you do. You know all about the pregnancy test but what happens next. So i called my gp. And i said. i'm pregnant. I didn't even get speak to. Gp it was just a receptionist and they said oh you just self refer choose which hospital you want high. Choose which hospital. I want to thank. You can't just go and check them especially in cova times So yeah there was two that we were choosing between. And if i chose another one could come to all the scans and that would have been so amazing because i'd be just completely missed out on seeing medicine and for him. You know as much as he talks talking to you know he..
  linda
  Happy Mum Happy Baby
  04:56 min | 4 months ago
  "linda" Discussed on Happy Mum Happy Baby
  "It's amazing quiet. People think they yeah. Well is also the fact that you know. Sometimes people pull faces and i look at go possibly nothing. you realize. You're pulling the strangest face ever when you look at me. You know where they don't they don't realize it but you are right. I digress ingolf in all these different directions but you are. I think every new parent probably has that hang up. You know a might be good enough and going to be judged is that is the fear the to be in a supermarket with a screaming baby and have hundreds of is looking at you judging you an- and questioning whether you're a good parent. Do you feel like that feeling has got less for you. As long as you have done through life you've you've kind of you've already navigated so much of it and i would imagine other people think is an even a thing in your head when it comes to parenting there like there's this new element of and and i wonder how has it has it has it has it has it. Has those voices in your head got quieter. I think there is a definitely when. I'm out with linda. I haven't been out with boiler that much on my own. And when i go out with a on my in a i and they'll come back a little bit but i'll be. I'll be fine. I work at my mind. And also every time i managed to do something with boiler on my own i just come back into a give myself a little internal high five yes. I did it idea that time when i had to take for his checkup. And so i had.
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  Happy Mum Happy Baby
  04:02 min | 4 months ago
  "linda" Discussed on Happy Mum Happy Baby
  "Could have a career a baby type of thing and i know we're in twenty two one nine kind of be gone but like the music industry. I see many examples of people who had had a baby and then going on to have a successful career like most of the people that you see in the music industry the earth successful with a baby successful before they had a baby so there was that fear in both of us i think and then just you don't have control over over your life like whether we could even have a baby. We'd have had friends that were struggling so we thought we our start trying. But you've gone to. Where did you go you. He'd gone somewhere that they had zico virus linda touch upon a little bit. But i'd i'd lost quite a few friends. Linda lost have offer as well and it was that sense of you. Have this plan in your mind. This perfect time line of life you get married you know. Lynda's career takes off my career takes of then we have a baby and everything's all all rosy but i lost a friend sunday at the blue perfectly healthy and i'd lost two friends the year before to cancer. And then also someone i worked with. I was away filming. Remember him saying to me that him and his wife were trying to have a baby and he said it turned into this mission. He said like six was no longer fun anymore. It was kind of like time means. And when roy and and all that and they've been trying for so long and i suddenly started hearing other friends who are not just friends. Are the people who are taking longtime struggling to conceive and i just though wall. Maybe we're being a bit naive. Maybe we're just taking this for granted and and we should just say we spent so many years trying not to get pregnant until you start trying you. I don't know if you would get pregnant. You have no idea. But we have been considering adoption and i was considering adoption before having a biological child. Only was that feeling that we just kind of instantly realized that we've won. It's we wanted. I guess to try but also we just went into have that that like suppose or the other thing is you could never. You can always get into that trap where you could never be a perfect time. You'll never your career would never be at that place where you i this is. It's tom baby time. So so you just kind of thought that. And also when i think about losing my friends i kind of thought it made me think this is gonna sound a little bit morbid but it made me think if something happened to us.
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  WTOP 24 Hour News
  00:30 sec | 5 months ago
  Pentagon Reviewing Haiti's Request for Military Support
  "Now the United States is pitching in with Hades investigation into the assassination of its president, CBS News reporter Linda Kenyan with more At the request of Haiti. The U. S is sending a technical team to that nation to help determine security and other needs following last week's assassination of Haiti's president that also injured Haiti's first lady, A Biden administration official says President Biden will be briefed by the team when it returns and then we'll make decisions about the way forward. The US earlier rebuffed Haiti's request to send American armed forces to that
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  Pop Fashion
  01:40 min | 5 months ago
  Marc Jacobs Runway Sets Bergdorf Goodman as Exclusive Retail Partner
  "Jacobs is partnering with bergdorf goodman as the designers exclusive retail partner. So marc jacobs skipped the past two seasons of showing a collection which is significant. He presented his fall collection at the new york public library and projected the runway show on the building of bergdorf goodman on fifth avenue simultaneously which is pretty dope. It marks the beginning of a partnership between the designer and a store. Just a new iteration with that. Because he's been a part of that store for a long time bergdorf goodman will be the exclusive retailer to sell his runway collection. This fall it will be in stores and online and october jacobs said that the store has been a supporter of his since the mid nineteen ninety s the bergdorf goodman fashion director. Linda fargo said quote. I think we've had him at bergdorf since the mid nineteen ninety s. And as far as i'm concerned he's as much a part of the fabric of the store as the main floor chandelier adorable compliment to be compared to a lamp. I may add like you all sparkley. You are part of this building. The collection will not be available in jacob's own stores. That's this significant like they are the exclusive partner. His stores will only feature his contemporary. The marc jacobs line his street. Where line haven or his off price
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  People Helping People
  02:01 min | 5 months ago
  Interview With Dr. Lynda Ulrich of Ever Widening Circles
  "Linda. Welcome on the podcast. No i so excited to talk to you at. I had a conversation recently. And i think we were both just recognizing that we were both seeing the same wave and talking to people that means there's multiples of great people out there you've discovered some. I've discovered some the guys. I just talked on a different podcast have discovered. It is okay we got this blows me away. I was really excited. Discovering your podcast and i think you're count on ever. Widening circles is over fourteen hundred articles. But i would love to start off. Can you just tell us a little bit. About how ever widening circles came into being and what it stands for yet. So i i like to frame my story. as an impossibility for everyone. I always had this feeling that. I i had calling. There was something i was supposed to do. And i was doing really good things. There are so many of us who find professional lives in various industries. I i was a dentist for twenty two years. And gosh i was fixing teeth as computers in two thousand three. That's like the top one percents of dennis and using micro cameras and ease with technology. And so i had a really good professional life going. I don't think anybody in the right mind would have geared from that track. My husband's a a dentist. We we have a decent. Have some cestari of sorrow a our fortieth wedding anniversary is next sunday. Not all been peaches and cream and perseverance there and that that gets you through the hard times. But but here's how i come to talk to you. At i all my life i felt like i was built to contribute to contribute something unique and i now have talked to so many thought leaders people doing what you do. People that are multipliers. The goodness of others. That's starting to think we're all built to contribute something unique.
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  Chris Krok
  00:34 sec | 5 months ago
  Nationwide Blood Shortage Forces Some Hospitals to Delay Surgeries
  "Officials say it's causing some hospitals to put off surgeries. Linda Gelsor with Carter Blood Care says with the pandemic, the ice storms and now the school being out for the summer. It's a perfect storm for disaster. Some people in the industry are calling us a 30 year low because they've never seen such a low blood shortage before and in the Dallas Fort Worth area. We are seeing the lowest levels we've ever seen. She encourages people to give blood Whenever you can. You can call or text to make an appointment or walk into a site nearby. A Delta variant is spreading
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  First Light
  02:00 min | 5 months ago
  Biden Pushes Infrastructure Plan in Wisconsin
  "Was on the road yesterday. The subject infrastructure Capitol Hill correspondent Linda Kenyan is with us for that, Linda Michael President Biden makes a personal appeal for infrastructure. It's a full court press. This is a generational investment President Biden taking his message to Wisconsin generational investment to modernize our infrastructure. Creating millions of good paying jobs That's not coming from me has come from Wall Street, millions of good paying jobs and position America to compete. The rest of the world in the 21st century. The $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal is proof, says the president, that Democrats and Republicans can work together to make big investments in America's future. America has always been propelled. The future by landmark national investments. Investments and only the government. Has the capacity to make. And to do that, says Biden. Congress must pass the infrastructure deal that invests in traditional infrastructure like building and maintaining roads, highways, bridges, power systems and more. The president's speech in Wisconsin traveled the same theme as an op ed, he wrote for Yahoo News, which said. In part, neither Democrats nor Republicans got everything they wanted in this agreement, but that's what it means to compromise and reach consensus. The very heart of democracy. The president went on to say when we negotiate in good faith and come together to get big things done. We begin to break the ice. The too often has kept us frozen in place and prevented us from solving the real problems Americans face. Those problems include crumbling roads, one in five miles of highway. Roads in America are in poor condition, one in five miles. Some states. It's worse where the weather is tougher. It will be tough to pass the infrastructure deal if it is coupled with a second infrastructure bill called the American Families plan. But President Biden has D link the two clarifying his earlier comments that he would not sign one infrastructure bill without the other. This
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  The Techy Tony Marketing Podcast
  01:44 min | 1 year ago
  "linda" Discussed on The Techy Tony Marketing Podcast
  "Facebook instagram at gal linda. If you guys to her website you can complete a form. And yes i get an email and provide your contact number. Of course she'll be happy to set up a call god. There is a lot to consider with traveling. And there's a lot of unknowns right now one thing to be now this week in the next week it could change does end. Does one thing. I also wanna touch on about using a travel agent for somebody else is most travel agents are open nine to five. Linda's open from nine nine right. She's always going to be there to pick up the phone and help you navigate the process no matter no matter what it is yeah. I'm here twenty four seven. I ended up working last week getting a family reunion. But so i'm here. I've had people call me at four thirty in the morning. Yeah so. I'm here to help whenever you need help and i don't know a lot of people that do that right so he has like their sleep. Yeah 'cause i know if you call me at four thirty in the morning. I'm going to voicemail and of course To answer the phone. I can't function linda. Thank you so much for being on. Everyone travel gal linda. If you're looking to travel or wanna get somebody A consultation christmas to talk them out traveling. I'm i'm sure those are all options. I'm excited for the rest of the year. And what happens in twenty twenty one with travel and your business. You're always such a joy to talk to thank you so much for being on thank you. Tony had a great time. I love talking with you. all right. i'll talk to you soon. Okay okay thanks tony..
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  Cafe con Pam Podcast
  05:23 min | 1 year ago
  "linda" Discussed on Cafe con Pam Podcast
  "Linda Garcia. . Welcome to come up here for having again and again Ah. . Welcome back I'm so excited for this conversation because it's long overdue and also perfect timing you moved. . So I haven't seen you in person in a long time. . Yes. . How long ago was that? ? Can you believe it's year already already? ? Yeah that's. . Insane. . How do you feel I think? ? Well, , it took a long time. . I don't want to Discount Bat. . It did take some adjustments and I did a lot of inward work which ironically was part of the journey where I'm at now. . So it's like part of the process, , and now that I'm like lifting my head above the water. . Speak I feel like nothing would be happening. . Had I not moved none of this like there I don't think I would be doing what I'm doing now if I still had been in La totally in I remember number Lewis and I tried to talk you out of it. . Yeah because like you talked about this way before you actually made the move. . Yes, , and we were like, , how do you know? ? Yeah so true you know I mean obviously, , it's not an easy decision. . There was a lot of ego attachment tied to like living in La. . What was I going to do if I wasn't in L. A. and the reality is that like I knew I spend most of my time inside my office I'm not doing L. A. Banks. . And if there's ever an la thing that is really important, , I can simply outs two hour flight. . You know I didn't have to make it more complicated than what it was. . But what's interesting is one of the consistent messages that I kept receiving from my intuition was that I would encounter wealth. . When. . I moved out to Dallas shut up consistent loud and clear. . It was actually more specific than that. . When you moved to Dallas, , you are going to be wealthy. . Did you question it believed it one hundred percent so it was almost like the driving factor of having to move out here I told one person and it was Ana I saw her I think the week that I was going to move. . I was invited to any event with. . Nielsen. . <unk> was the man awards actually end I told her I said, , you know my intuition keeps telling me that when I moved to Dallas I'm going to be wealthy and it was weird even say that says that. . Right. . Sure. . Well. . Let's talk about that because even with that, , there's a lot of shame in our community thinking about wealth and and having a lot of money. . It's like how dare you want to have a lot of money because those people like all the beliefs that get so like put in our heads around people that have money because we look at the best you know that has all the money in you're like hanging out but I so Mila, , you know with all their stuff and so there's this like sense of shame that. . We grow up with around being wealthy. . So how was it for you? ? When you kept getting that? ? Of course you you've done a lot of work that yes. . So I did start doing the work towards that a couple of years ago a wall. . So two years prior to moving. So . it's been a total of three years and it's been very intentional work like I need to heal my money wounds because money was coming in and I would feel guilty about having it or I would find a way to get less of it. . If. . I was producing an event or opening up space I would charge my break even point how stupid is that I would urge enough to make money yes. . Though I was doing that for a long time and it's very <unk>. . Still. . Yeah. . That's not okay. . something. . Really. . I mean really it's the clearest message of Oh yeah. . You don't value yourself. . Exactly. . It's. . It's all about self worth. . So share meister with with Airbus before I forget it, , I sent a whole newsletter about it because this month and power sisters is. . month. . So we're all working on our self worth Steph and so for me unconsciously at individ-, , worthy of two, , hundred, , fifty dollar airports because dairy I spent all this money when there's kids that are dying and children in cages and how Meghan spent two hundred fifty dollars in the pair of electronic set Dr Necessary Right. . So what I was doing, , this is how like annoying or unconscious works to like sabotages right. . So I realized that I had like fifty pairs of different kinds of headphones. . Word for different things like some were good for phone calls the wired ones were the ones that are good for phone calls. . The wireless were only good for like walking my dog and listening to podcasts because if somebody called me, , nobody could hear me ahead over. . That were good for like listening to something and like whatever right? ? Like all the fifty ones that I had had a recent to be, , and then when I did the math pam you've bought three. . Air Pods. . Bright like we do that all the time I mean I know a beach Lucas I live at both solid cotto it's not. . It's crazy how we will justify spending a lot of little bit of money. . And not the one time. . This is a good investment. .
  Lyndon Linda
  Welcome to Day One
  02:00 min | 1 year ago
  "linda" Discussed on Welcome to Day One
  "I grew up in very remote little place where died built. Our house made my car made the furniture on my clothes and what we grew in hunted. Basically so i just learned from how to make lades. And i've always made clydes i've wanted to be a fashion designer more than anything as a child but where i grew up there was no such career so i was also into art. A lot of paintings and various types of art and ended up looks at what. What can i do with my creativity. Decided to do graphic design. As the i guess had the most hyper factual turning into a career. Something that can make a living off so linda completed a graphic design degree. And we'll come back to that in a minute but before we start to tell. The vision is story. We need to learn what comes before that before vision is. Linda had a fashion brand and a retail storefront. I i started a retail store our sewing myself and buying some other brands and then i realized that is too time consuming. Also my passion was more in design rather than making so. I decided i needed some help with that. And i looked at a number of different places where i could do it. And i peaked bali. Because it's it's close and this sort of workmanship that they did. There was aligned with what i wanted to create and i just went there and did a bit of research and met a lady that i ended up setting up the factory with felonies lady and then from there i set up a warehouse in.
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  Conscious Millionaire Show ~ Business Coaching and Mentoring 6 Days a Week
  01:49 min | 1 year ago
  "linda" Discussed on Conscious Millionaire Show ~ Business Coaching and Mentoring 6 Days a Week
  "Now it's time for the millionaire questions. Let's start with mindset. What's the mindset you utilize Linda to discover your best business opportunities? I the mindset of imagining what I want to achieve so setting goals using affirmations and filling that vision I think really having the vision to create the mindset around your future. Vision is really important. So having the confidence having the Whatever positive statements that you want to accomplish whether that's having a million dollar business or multi million dollar business or having a million dollar portfolio or multi million dollar portfolio. But saying those. Thanks to your south showing your self that it's possible. What's a strategy? You'd recommend for entrepreneurs listening today to make their businesses more profitable to make your business more profitable. I would say have an online group program that you that is scalable. So have something just as I was mentioning investing in those companies that Did Not have to have a physical location having an online component to your business whether you have a physical location or not and then being able to scale there I think through through a group program that you can offer education etc. I think is the smartest thing that people can do today. It's very low. Cost him very high profit conscious. Millionaires use the formula conscious focused action to achieve the results. There many results. You can use that formula for what? I'm curious about is. What action do you take daily? It's a consciously focused action to make a bigger contribution with your life.
  Linda
  Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
  02:53 min | 2 years ago
  "linda" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
  "Today's gratitude posed is all about just being thankful you know. I share a lot of personal data. In this this podcast. Today's going to be one of those personal things Today November twentieth. I was I was at at my office and I got a phone call from Lynda saying hey I fell and I think type broke my ankle. I'm like what Linda and her friend. Susan had gone out hiking as they often do. They were on a path there was a they. were seeing some beautiful views. They kind of got off the path a little bit then on the way back Linda slid down a hill. She said she could hear it crunch as she landed a luckily they had had their phones Linda tried to get up but she couldn't. She couldn't put any weight on her leg so they called nine one one. The paramedics mattis came out. They put her in a little basket. They had to carry her out of the down. The riverbank down the park into into the ambulance took her to a hospital in Fort. Worth which is about forty minutes away from the house. She then called me and said okay. I'm doing great. I'm on the way the hospital. I said okay. Good then I I said okay. How about next. I'll keep you posted. Don't don't leave work we're good. I said okay. Okay and then call me back and said well I gotTa have. Surgery broke my ankle in two places they need to put some pins and a plate. So I'm I'm spending the night I'm going to have surgery tomorrow. I did everything I need to do to be offered. The next couple of days headed to Fort Fort. Worth spent the evening with Linda. She sent me home so I'm now sharing that. I am grateful that one Linda wasn't more seriously hurt to that. We have good health insurance three that the paramedics were willing to go out on that field and find during carrier in four that the hospital was there ready to take care of things. It's just it's a day to be thankful if you want to send good thoughts. What's toward Linda. I know she would appreciate it. You can tweet me at Jesse Jackson. DFW with some good thoughts. And I'll read them to her but for now. I'm going to be a caregiver. Hopefully I can keep the podcast going every day but if you don't hear from me you know why thanks everyone..
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  Schoolhouse Rocked: The Homeschool Revolution!
  12:35 min | 2 years ago
  "linda" Discussed on Schoolhouse Rocked: The Homeschool Revolution!
  "I haven't amazing guests on today who I actually have On the podcast once before so you are a return guest which is really fun Linda Hobart what wait wait Linda liqueur Ho bar that's my writing name that's your writing I enjoy speaking speaking name she is the author of the mystery of history and many of you have heard of that curriculum I'm sure many of you use it if you don't oh you definitely want to check it out our family uses audio version and we have the but I as well which we absolutely love as a matter of fact I remember when we first started schooling and we were looking for a history curriculum that was taught from a biblical perspective and that was really important to us and we've talked a lot about this on the podcast that we wanted something that was gonna direct our girls hearts towards scripture and so many many people said well you need to get the mystery of history and I was like house a really cool name so it must be great and now I am sitting in the dining room of Linda and it is so much fun to get to sit here we for those of you who have been tracking with yes over the past year actually past couple of years you know that we travel a lot and we've been traveling for filming the movie and so this summer we've traveled a lot we have been on.