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BBC World Service
EU could reopen borders to tourists in Covid-19 recovery plan
"With many European borders closed because the corona virus pandemic the tourism industry already hard hit he's feeling a catastrophic summer but it's not just tourists are affected business travel has taken a hit to answer the European Commission the executive arm of the E. U. is introducing a rescue plan or roadmap today to alleviate the pressure on the economy I asked our Europe correspondent Gavin Lee how the road map could help the tourist industry the three elements to it basically it's about in the words of the the commission spokesperson at a briefing but I've had the rights of individuals for the need to rest relaxation fresh chat and see families in other countries not depends of course on the situation the commission says of how bad the extent of the virus is spreading whether it remains fairly common there isn't a second spike but what we're looking at the setting out a roadmap for tourism and travel and holidays as of this summer so some of twenty twenty I know what's and a couple of the areas includes making sure of course it's slow it's progressive there will be some kind which told of guys that if you're going on holiday somewhere in Europe there should be an indication of what all the coveted prevention strategies in each country that you might go to what all the hotel strategies and also there will be a recommendation the individual hotels start to advertise put themselves on the market in what they can offer your average tourist and holiday maker in terms of conflict prevention cleanliness ability to to sanitize things like that but that should be part of the you know the new holiday approaches for example of these old recommendations so that's one of them and the other thing is about analogs and number of countries fourteen countries have said that because of the pressure off the adult industry give you an exam well I am in Brussels the main advice here Brussels airlines have axed are they going to access a quarter will jobs a thousand staff will go into the open a third of the allied fleet will go as well all the giving money as cash back for people who need refunds for cancelled flights because of coverage the idea was to give vouchers no the EU commission will push back in the meeting today to say no you can make vouchers more attractive more appealing but that should be fundamentally principle of the rights of of somebody to have the money back instead so that service a couple of elements that are looking at as part of the the summer travel plan today so if you are within the E. U. and you want to go on holiday can you go anywhere this is a really good points on this is there are two words or phrases that you might still hear more more one is social trouble bubble a social travel bubble the second is a travel corridor so for example this Friday the Baltic states already putting the borders to each other so Estonia Latvia Lithuania what's been relatively few cases along with Finland already booked to travel in and out of each other's countries so for example Estonia relies on tourists from Finland forty percent of its tourists come up from that so this is a big thing and that will mean free movement for all of those people the Swiss national broadcast today have suggested that they will announce later on that the internal borders between Switzerland Austria Germany and France would also reopen for total travel between them so the idea is that that you you've got almost a either social bubble of of those countries innocent people in those countries going on holiday that briefly travel corridors was put to the E. U. yesterday by my Danish Coley there's been talk of Denmark for example saying that they've had a few cases could I have a simple flight path to Greece was also a few cases the commission says that will be up to member states but they will not recommend it and they would also not recommend quarantine if you fly somewhere but you should have to stay fourteen days in a hotel they said there should be no need for that with the way prevention for coverage I should in theory take place on the grounds of get home sometimes as washing it
Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast
Croatia vs. Slovenia
"Hello Travel nerds and welcome to the extra packing peanuts. Travel podcast the show that teaches you how to travel more while spending less. I'm your host Chevette Sherry and joining me. Today is someone who says I don't even care about that and still kicking my butt in our survivor fantasy poor survivor the TV show my love and I'm still getting crushed by someone who says she doesn't even care about it. My wife concentrated companion. How they're that just shows you. How competitive I mean I like to win. I have put in a little more. This is the second time we've done that survivor pool The first time I didn't even finish doing it. Because that's what care about an but this season survivor is more interesting. I'm a little more into it so I'm giving it a little bit more thought than next to nothing survivor. Winners at forty something. I've been waiting for for twenty years right. You're such a nerd. And then I look at the sheet of Mike. How am I losing? Heather's killing me so hopefully get some revenge in today's show because we're doing it throwdown showdown our third party she? She don't think you're going to be vindicated here because this is my country others already said she's going to. She's said to me multiple times in the last couple of days as we been getting ready record this I'm going to crush. You is what she said. I feel very confident. I baby on the underdog guys. Maybe you're rooting for the underdog. Here today I would say my country is definitely an underdog because today during our throwdown showdown we are doing Croatia vs Slovenia. So obviously. If you've listened to the podcast you know which one I'm choosing heavens Croatia. I am Slovenia and during our throwdown showdown what we do is we take opposite sides and we debate which one is better so if you guys like this format we've just put out the last two weeks we we did. Nashville Verse Austin Than. We just also put out Ireland versus Scotland. So you can go listen those and then if you throw it back. Talk Tober twenty eighteen I quote unquote season of our third showdown. We did Portland Verstraeten coober. We did Thailand verse Bali and we did Eastern versus Western Europe. So there are some goodies in there as well so check those out and then of course let us know on social at extra pack of peanuts on Instagram. Who won this battle so half were Croatia Verse Lavinia? Today we save this to last of the part series because this like this is the day new mall the Climax Actually Dana Ma I think goes up to the climbers either way. This is the climax of it we are. We both love these countries but you know Croatia has a very special place in your heart so he has a very special place in my art. So I'm ready to go to war. I'm ready I'm ready for you. I mean when people ask me what my favourite countries I stay Croatia and it hasn't changed in years. We've been there three times. I love it so much. Sure tell us why started off you again? I'm not holding back here at all. I have is actually legitimately stretching out right now as she. I'm radio I'm not holding back here not hold back. I know you all because you say you want to crush Croatia. Well I don't even know where to begin because there's nothing really bad to say about Croatia. It's a gorgeous country. It has so much coastline. I mean it's okay so geographically. It's across the Adriatic Sea from Italy. Italy gets a lot of love for its coast cities all of that. It also is heavily touristed so Croatia. We'll becoming very popular and mortar should still has less tourists. I think than some of the bigger countries bigger most populated or not most populated most touristic countries in Europe. But it just has this vibe where people are friendly. It's just as beautiful if not more beautiful in some of these other countries. I mean we're talking a thousand miles of coastline if you like if you like the beat if you like being near the water this is the country for you. So it is beautiful. Of course I love creches. Well I think Slovene is even more beautiful. Why because it has more going for it as at least as far as for its size so this country punches above its weight more than any country I've ever been to. It is the size of New Jersey New Jersey so means this is New Jersey and yet it has a little bit of coastline very minimal. One town one mile coastline. And it's gorgeous so you can. You can get it you can go to the town of Piron. Cute Little Town Great Food. So you've got coastline there but what makes Lavinia so gorgeous to me is the fact that it's got everything else as well. It doesn't just have the coast. It has lake bled to this day. One of the most beautiful place. If you've ever been in the world and when I saw the picture of lake bled when I was like fourteen or fifteen years old I remember seeing it having no idea how to pronounce Lubiana. No idea where Slovenia was but saying I will go there one day. There is a lake with a church on an island in the middle of it. I will go there. We went their lives up to the hype in person cool so people know about that lake bled. They might have heard about you. Know they might not have known so. Many had a little bit of coastline. Same coast basically as Croatia. Just a lot less of it but what a lot of people don't realize is has the Alps in it as well so you go up to cranks Gorga. You got to some of these errors. You're in the Alps. We stayed at a hotel or this little awesome guest at the foot of the Alps. So you can say in a country. This is New Jersey. You have the Alps. You have stunningly gorgeous on you have one of the best lakes in the world and we haven't even gotten to the picture perfect little posted stand capital of Lube Lithuania. So to me. That feels like a rehearsed arguing. Were you practicing map before we did this? Podcast I thought this was be no preparation. No rehearsal it's been in my head for a long time. I told you on common with the big guns. Come with the beginning. Well for your lake bled. We have in Croatia about you know. I don't know a thousand islands. Yes that's right. Well over one thousand islands one of which has its very own little monastery on an island in the middle of the sea kirk monastery. We didn't actually go there. But I knew you were going to bring up like blood and when we were in Croatia this time we tried to go to put. Bj LAKES SO Croatia while it may not have the elps has so much natural beauty and it does have mountains are much smaller and if you drive quite a ways off the coast you can get to put bj leaks. We went however because it's so popular now we weren't able to get in because it's better to get a reservation. The next time we were able to go in the park was going to be like five hours from when we were there so we just decided to skip it however when we left there somebody said well. You should go to kirk waterfalls because there are actually bigger than put. Vj they're just not as touristed so you can see some of the most dramatic national parks in Croatia with these waterfalls in these pools of just like beautiful greenish blue water. I mean it's just stunning stuff. Just Google at people. I mean Lake Bled. D You have waterfalls.
Monocle 24: The Briefing
Number of coronavirus cases continues to grow in Switzerland
"We're waiting today the Federal Council of the Federal Council In a rather extraordinary move from burn last Friday you had four council members Standing up doing live broadcast of the country were expecting to hear from them at a later point today and everyone believes at that point. Switzerland go into proper shutdown a big rise in the number of cases in Switzerland announced today. Eight hundred. I need cases. And what's the mood like the moment? Well fortunately the sun is out. I think this is GonNa be the great savior for many of us throughout this Fortunately this part of the hemisphere moving into proper springtime. So you right now. I'd are set up here or there is There's there's life out on the streets There is there's been no we were talking about over the weekend. Poll everywhere pockets of panic. Panic buying I think there is that sense though that to shut down Is is coming now. What that will mean something different. We haven't seen the same type of situation That we've Does occur elsewhere in Europe. Shutdown down his so far meant that the people that is this is our closing but kiosks allowed to remain open. Gas Stations Banks can remain open. Post Offices Command Open But it does mean of course any points of large gathering That would be closed down botch will there be life that closing parks for example so there in other parts of Switzerland. There is life out on the street. It's just that they don't want mass gatherings in confined spaces were one thing. That could help a little in Switzerland. Is it civil defense system? Well absolutely and what? We're seeing right now That there's been talk that there will mobilize up to two thousand Troops at some point they. They're also looking at standing up. One of the four Military hospitals as well so these are large scale military hospitals six hundred staff in one battalion. So these are really like almost getting a proper regional hospital up and running so one of these will come online as there has been discussion this morning whether Lebron more online but also over the weekend are Marcus. Hippie is out here producing at the moment. He was talking to our colleague. Carlos stillbirth something else which exists your poll which is also civil defense as well so of course people can get called up Of course you know. Men of a certain age can make a choice If you want to to bear arms and you go into of course The military Side of things or is the civil side as well and there has been a simple call up even have someone working In our shop and cafe who got the phone call the other day It had to go and report in so We had a conversation With our car over the weekend whatever. Listen the civil defense system is a group of people which are neither part of the military service but they've actually been selected through the military recruitment to come in to help emergency situations so the civil defense system and the for example in Zurich. It's part of of the emergency organizations such as police or the fabric. They're part of this kind of emergency corpse and the civil defense system. What specialists that the people they have to regular ups and only get called in in case of an emergency. The system is designed for extreme emergencies. Of course this could be war but as well as national catastrophes may be an airplane. Crash could be a case there. Also other cases which to civil defense system comes in to help. One example is desire extre- Parade Big Techno Party in town where civil defense system helps and supports the existing Rescue services or maybe even the police how important and tell us police this system for Switzerland. The system is designed to come in to support and help. When when there's really big demand and in the past assessor quite well worked for example when we had stems overflowing or big national catastrophes so it's definitely still an important piece of emergency preparation and to what about. During the corona virus outbreak in southern Switzerland. To Civil Defense has already been called into support on transport to bring from A to B in the rest of Switzerland. Currently a special unit of the military has been called in but it could be that the government decides to further Colin more civil defense personnel collar. Silversmith talking to Marcus Hippie. Let's go back to Tyler. Briefly Airlines Tyler. Now warning that if they don't get state support on top of what seemed to be absolutely massive job losses in the cases of many carriers a great many of them could be broke within two months. Absolutely be. We've Seen Air Baltic courses the carrier for Lithuania Latvia and Estonia. They've completely Grounded their fleet Same situation with lots And of course probably those high profile stores Scandinavian Airlines Really keeping a couple of essential routes open letting in ninety percent of their staff not go but ninety percent of the staff Of course are also grounded as well then. There has to be then. Of course you know huge discussions right now Paul. I think this is the one thing that we're waiting for you on one side you have. You got the of leadership coming out and of course talking. But what are those medical measures What the containment measures that are happening? But I think a lot of this also needs to be done at the exact same time it but it needs to be sort of second third item when you have these failings of people's understanding from the microphone. Say by the way. What are we doing for for business? In general what do you do if you are a small business owner or a mid size business owner or even own airline it? What type of support is going to be there? And I think that's what we need to see. Certainly the speech writers and the advisors really talking to leadership about because we know this is awful. What is happening in terms of from certainly from from health issues? But I think there's also going to be a serious round of also mental health issues For anyone who sees their jobs under threat multiples editor-in-chief tighter play in
WBBM Afternoon News Update
Stocks Suffer Worst Week Since Financial Crisis Amid Coronavirus Fears
"The corona virus sent shock waves through Wall Street this week but today's decline was relatively modest compared to earlier sessions the Dow was off three hundred fifty seven points and nasdaq actually ended up a fraction CBS news business analyst Jill Schlesinger this was the worst week for U. S. stocks since October of two thousand eight that's really at the heart of the financial crisis and all of this is coming as there is investor concern that the spread of the corona virus is really starting to take a different form president trump is blaming the media and some Democrats for the corona virus scare but global health officials do find reason for concern CBS's the fireman reports the World Health Organization has raised concern about corona virus to its highest level very high the chief of the organization Tetris cover yes it was since the virus is spreading Denmark Estonia Lithuania Midlands and Nigeria have all reported their first cases France now has fifty seven confirmed cases French president macron says France is preparing for an epidemic Steve Futterman
AP 24 Hour News
Secret cigarette factory 4 meters underground discovered by police in Spain
"The European union's first clandestine underground cigarette factory has been dismantled by police in southern Spain statements on Thursday from Spanish police in Europe Paul said twenty people from Britain Ukraine and Lithuania were arrested Europe Paul said beds and living quarters for the workers were found in the bunker factory in southern Malaga province access to the plant operating since twenty nineteen was concealed by a cargo container police said you're a poll said workers were forced to labor and extremely dangerous conditions and we're not allowed to leave the facility on their own it said the factory had a complete production line producing thirty five hundred cigarettes an hour more than three million cigarettes was
AP 24 Hour News
Secret cigarette factory 4 meters underground discovered by police
"The European union's first planned distilling underground cigarette factory has been dismantled by police in southern Spain statements on Thursday from Spanish police in Europe Paul said twenty people from Britain Ukraine and Lithuania were arrested Europe Paul said beds and living quarters for the workers were found in the bunker factory in southern Malaga province access to the plant operating since twenty nineteen was concealed by a cargo container police said you're a poll said workers were forced to labor in extremely dangerous conditions and we're not allowed to leave the facility on their own it said the factory had a complete production line producing thirty five hundred cigarettes an hour more than three million cigarettes was
This Day in History Class
Sofya Kovalevskaya: The First Major Russian Female Mathematician
"Was the first woman to get a modern doctorate in mathematics. She was the second of three children an born into a family of wealthy Russian aristocrats. Her father was in artillery general in the Russian army so the family had to move a lot when she was young but when she was around six years old. The family settled at an estate near Russia's border with Lithuania. They're Kovalskaya learned under her English. Governess an Polish tutor. She was good at an enjoyed writing. And even though too much intellectual stimulation it was deemed unhealthy for girls. At the time she read. Ed Books that were in her family's library in fact she said that her father had a quote strong prejudice against learned women and when she was caught with books exc. He punished her still. She continued her studies in though she wasn't the best at math. Initially Sophia had a lot of scholars and mathematicians in her family lineage. By the time she was fifteen she had garnered more interest and proficiency in mathematics. She began taking lessons from a mathematician at the enable school in Saint Petersburg but even though she clearly had a talent for mathematics she could not continue her education in Russia since women were not allowed to attend in higher education institutions. Sophia was able to attend lectures by academics. But she wanted to go to school abroad something. Her father did not support but she needed to get permission to study abroad from her father or a husband so she decided to pursue her goal by getting married to a man named Vladimir Sciutto a paleontology student at the University of Moscow. The agreement was that the marriage was a platonic one. They married in eighteen sixty eight in the next year. They moved to Heidelberg Germany. There Vladimir studied geology in Sofia took math classes at the university her professors had been students of the mathematician. Carl T. Buyer Strauss. So Sophia traveled to Berlin to study with him herself. Her husband stayed behind the university. versity their forbade women from attending fire stresses former lectures but vire Strauss agreed to teach her privately and he did so for the next few years. Kovalevsky ended up writing three doctoral dissertations Envir- stress submitted her work to the University of getting the dissertation on the theory theory of partial differential equations which expanded on ideas I posed by mathematician Augustin. Louis who she is considered the most important of the dissertations so she got her doctorate degree in eighteen seventy four but she still had trouble getting a teaching position so she went back to Russia to live with her husband. They had a child in for a while. They put aside their academic work but Vladimir died by suicide. Eighteen eighty three and soon Kovalevsky began Dan working as a lecturer in mathematics in Stockholm. She taught about inverse functions elliptical integral 's billion functions and. She also wrote more papers. Some of which won her awards she earned a lifetime professorship at the University of stock home and she was the first female mathematician to hold a chair the European university and her later years Kovalevsky pursued a career in writing authoring a play novels. She died of the flu complicated. Okay bye-bye Monja in one thousand nine hundred one.
Monocle 24: The Menu
Food Discoveries from the Baltics
"Food of the Baltic Nation Stone Latvia and Lithuania unknown for many. But the three small countries all have their interesting interesting distinctive culinary culture. So it's about time to get a cookbook. That showcases all discoveries to be made in the region by the North East Coast the Baltic Sea Australian Food and travel for soccer for and shift Simond but judd has written the book called Baltic New and old recipes and he talked talk about it to Monaco's fed onto our Gestapo check I am. I've always been very interested in foreign cuisines and I visited Latvia. Think is two thousand eight two thousand thousand nine and there was something that I found incredibly interesting seeing a buffet of these dishes. I had no idea about and it prompted. Make no more about them and took some notes. And then since living in Sweden visited there numerous occasions and just started to look a little closer and cursor each time and I started compile research and realized there's not many recipes from these countries not documented so well anywhere anywhere so I started to have my little collection of recipes and spoke to my publisher about the idea and and they they liked it and we went for and his interest. Does he live in Sweden. Because I'm curious as I said I don't know much about the Kuzina from those countries now. I know a little bit because I've read your book but is it influenced by Scandinavian cuisine or Germany. Or do they really have their own kind of ingredients and and what what what. What kind of the influence is there? Yeah I would say it's a very interesting mix of the places you just mentioned this. Certainly Nordic touches and the Soviet period had an influence on the cuisine and also Prior to that there was a German influence like recipes. Going way back seem to have more of a German influence. It's it's really the quad mix and then Lithuania. More southern and just above Poland also has little Polish influence. It's really a melting pot of what's around it and I. I think it has some dishes that that are quite unique in that we see in the neighboring countries and I think that has a lot to do with this period of Soviet rule where it almost time stood still and there was a limited pantry and the the amount of ingredients against was obviously not plentiful sir so things would develop that made use of certain products and there awesome unique things and I was certainly taken by drinks desserts. They seem to be very interesting as a foreigner. Because there's things in there that the win familiar things he's like kvass which is also rushing. Meade is very popular being wine. Made from honey. And that's a very strong was strongly admired in Lithuania. I mean talking about honey. There's quite a lot of recipes. We we've hunting. There's one that I mean it's quite simple but I I would never imagine the combination of those two which is basically cucumbers enhance. Have you tried. I would love to try now. Yeah fantastic he have that watery Christmas and then and sweetness of the honey in my research I spoke to obviously shifts producers growers stallholders. Everyone and I had a series of questions and one of them was Naima dish reminds you of your childhood and for many Lithuanians that would be the answer. I remember remember start a summer in the fifth cucumbers and corresponding is. He's honey and so they would sit in the garden. Have honey on cucumbers compass and I got to try that when I was there and and it was a special occasion was really nice visiting some bee keepers and yeah it was delicious and I love those kind kind of simple kind of childhood dishes as well. I mean there's another one that caught my eye because it does look delicious which I think the PG or you're I g it just it just looks so simple. It's kind of some sort of pastry tomatoes inside and that right there like a moon shaped crescent dorm inside they just simply bacon and onion and It's a latvian recipe. That's made around midsummer traditionally but it's eaten all year round. I think but yes. Every sour cream's creams very simple very delicious. Freeze well so it's a nice recipe. Yeah and we're talking here about three countries. Tony Lot fairly twain. You know the books of all all of those countries but what are the main differences or even similarities. Between those three I think they share a similar past and background. Obviously these small differences between them. It's hard to generalize but two of them share similar language. That being this Indo European and then a steiner in the north shares a similar language to Finland. So there's a difference there obviously Estonia. I feel has a little more Nordic influence. That's probably just geographic location. Lithuania further south is Catholic and Latvia and stone. Your Loser Lutheran say this. Some small differences there and let beer is twenty five percent. Russian population stayed after the Soviet time and Lithuania. Lithuania also has little Jewish influence. I'm not sure about it certainly in the food but as the population. I'm not sure today. But that's things as I picked up on him my in my travels and I have to say you being photographer. Of course the book is is just incredible. Pictures are really really beautiful. You know sometimes times you. Of course the recipes are here with beautiful images. But sometimes you think you're looking at you know like a nice story on travel magazines as well or so. He makes me want one to visit those countries way. Yeah that was the idea. I really want to entice people to the region and and for them to be more interested. You there's three very small countries and for some they. They might have never heard of them but interestingly Lithuania was a superpower at one stage it was I think the second largest empire in in Europe and they just have a very interesting history and and a good future ahead. Yeah I think if you could choose you know. Perhaps a couple of your favorite recipes as I said I I want to try the cucumber and honey and also there's beautiful fish we've a beetroot source and page seventy. I was quite tempted but that one is actually was tempted by many of the recipes but I wonder if you have any favorites. Yeah for me I I love I think if you look at seasonally. I love the chill beet root soup. I'm not sure if you saw that striking pink color and it's incredibly incredibly refreshing in summer. It's very much like a good spot show in a way and I think it's a dish that really typifies the region. It's it's got the dairy element which is very strong part of the cuisine and there's a sweetness from the beats and uses horseradish which is very typical ingredient. So I think that for me is is one of the favorites but it's very much a some addition winter. I there's one recipe love which is the hot from Latvia from a coastal town where it's simply smoked cod with cream in potatoes so the quite rich but it's very simple when delicious breath and someone else talking to stolen friend and the only thing he said he felt with frustration to the people you know. Let's say you're in the UK or in other countries. Imagine Baltica has been kind of boring or storage. There's a kind of a PR problem there. But do you think it's changing. I mean you just released. This book. Defamed perhaps could be one of a nice two two thousand twenty trend when it comes to food. The rise of the bout accusing I think certainly the chefs in the Baltic countries. They're excited they're motivated Divided the inspired by what they've seen the Nordic countries do recently and I think more than anything we as those that are cooking at home we have changed our taste in people. Love the pickle things now you know this. This movement of this northern European cuisine is a little more every day than it was say ten years ago after the success of the dining chefs etc and those sort of pickle dishes smoke dishes. which is I think? The pallets of general public those that are interested in food has changed and that changed brings them close to what the Baltic countries cooking so. I think there's recipes in there that people will appreciate you
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia
US allocates $175 million in military aid to Baltics in 2020
"We've got the U. S. allocating hundred seventy five million dollars in military aid to the Baltic countries of Estonia Latvia and Lithuania for a twenty twenty these three countries are NATO members and they're all bordering Russia Estonia officials say that along with the one hundred twenty five million dollars in general military aid Washington as for the first time your mark this separate fifty million dollar budget line that money will boost air defense capabilities for all of these three ex Soviet
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia
US allocates $175 million in military aid to Baltics in 2020
"Well we've got the United States allocating a hundred seventy five million dollars in military aid to the Baltic countries of Estonia Latvia and Lithuania for twenty twenty these three countries are NATO members and all of them border Russia now officials in Estonia say along with a hundred twenty five million dollars in general military aid Washington has for the first time you're marked a separate fifty million dollar budget line this money will go to boost air defense capabilities of the three ex Soviet
First Light
Mocked Abroad, Trump Returns Home
"President trump is back at the White House now after two days at the NATO seventieth anniversary meeting in Great Britain president trump flew back from the NATO summit retweeting all the way some favorable videos from the impeachment hearing plus commenting that he got along great with NATO leaders who are spending more on defense a video for Monday night's Buckingham Palace reception appears to show Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau mocking president trump's pension for having quote a forty minute press conference photo ops making him wait for scheduled meetings Trudeau admitted Wednesday indeed if that was what he was discussing and taking questions while sitting alongside German chancellor Angela Merkel president trump short took the V. the on face value was too fast and honestly with the nice guy I find to be a very nice guy but you know the truth is that I called him out on the fact is I'm trying to percent and I guess he's not very happy about it the comment it took the edge off the president's differences with Merkel though he vowed he would press her for Germany not spending two percent of GDP on defense if Justin Trudeau was caught on winning we marking the president other NATO leaders effectively the president returns of favor called a microphone at the end of one photo op talking about the comment he made an hour earlier seemingly in jest what do Bulgaria Greece Britain Estonia Romania Lithuania Latvia and Poland have in common with the United States they are only two members to pay two percent or more of their GDP toward defense so to honor and Pat them on the back president trump posted their leaders at the seventieth anniversary celebration I want to take a two percent is a lunch the U. S. is spending nearly three and a half percent of GDP on defense with a much smaller GDP Bulgaria is next percentage wise it three and a
Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe
ECB announces more stimulus and less growth
"Now, starting with an ECB preview central banks takes takes center stage, this morning that descends upon Vilnius Lithuania for his rate decision today's Caroline, just said Bloomberg's peo- skill. Most ski has the preview. The expected to offer generous terms on loans to banks when policymakers. And now they're this after the meeting in Vilnius prison. Mario drug Ethan, like escape questions about slowing inflation and the impact that is going to think pensions could have on the year area Konami with any cutting rate and opening the possibility to follow suit. The could find himself under pressure to deliver more stimulus down the line in Frankfurt gives cutting Muskie, Bloomberg daybreak Europe. So let's just say well Cranfield for my markets. Live team joins us central banks as we say taking center stage, the decision. Will it bring an end to the valley? Very good question. I'm sure a lot of people would like to know about it. Probably depends how the equity market in your decision today. What people are expecting as was mentioned. There is size stimulus of mareo druggy coming towards the end of his term. So he might not get many more chances to help out in terms of supporting European economies, which have been underperforming. So it's expected to offer some fresh long-term loans at decent rates for people that may help to stimulate things, but really the equity market reaction that would probably determine where we go. So if you're a paean stocks take it. Well, I live, so they can get a bit attraction than probably the, the rally we've seen in European bonds will probably take hold. But if the equity market is a bit more. So fit shrugs the decision than the ready will probably continue. So really how other asset classes perform moti Termine, but certainly, a lot of jitters around because also the Europeans are watching. What's going on, of course, in America, as well and trade talks on various fronts. So there's quite a few moving parts of the moment, right in as the Italians kind of puff up their chests, and, you know, double dare the EU to really do something about budgets. It's, it's really a fascinating game
The Indicator from Planet Money
Tom, Turkey And NCR discussed on The Indicator from Planet Money
"Today is a very good day. Because today Darius we get to talk about new Tele Finally, I mean, I love new Tele I know you love new Bella. I mean, everybody loves new talents to love. But by supply of this beloved embrose, you'll chocolate paste, you could be under threat Stacey. And it's because of something that gives new Tele its characteristic flavor hazelnuts. Yes, he's nuts. Have a problem. A serious supply bottleneck more than seventy percent of the world's hazelnuts come from one place from Turkey. In fact, a quarter of the world's as on. That's come from just this one tiny town in Turkey, and that of course, leaves production and new Tele lovers everywhere very vulnerable. Right. I mean just a few years ago. There was an unexpected frost and Turkey that wiped out a huge chunk of the crop. And prices jumped like sixty percent and threatened a worldwide. Tele shortage that's like the fifth horseman of the apocalypse pestilence. Plague no new tell. And I mean, even in the best of times Turkey is, you know, a little bit of an unreliable Rulli. Turkish lira goes up and down the price of hazelnuts can fluctuate accordingly, and it, you know, it just leaves Packers and producers on the hook. But luckily for us one man is on the case today the show how one man's lifelong obsession with easel. Nets could help save new Tele and revolutionized an entire global industry. Support for this podcast and the following message come from zoom when you can't be there in person zoom zoom is used by millions to connect face to face one easy platform for all your communication needs. Visit zoom online to set up your free account today. Meet happy with zoom. Support. Also comes from NC are running a small business is now easier with NC are silver more than a point of sale. NCR silver is simple to use saves. You time and helps you reach your goals faster NCR, silver, search NCR silver. I I met biologists. Tom Molnar in his office at the Rutgers University ornamental field lab, he was surrounded by these big plastic Finns just filled with thousands upon thousands of pavements. For example, here's one that has has ridges and lumps and to me. That's that's kind of an ugly looking hazelnut. Whereas something like this here, the really, shiny. And smooth for the past twenty three years. This has been Tom's life. Just sifting through endless piles of hazelnuts in search of that one perfect. Now, we mentioned that the hazelnut industry has a supply problem Turkey has a stranglehold on production. So the obvious solution to that problem would be to find a new place to grow hazelnuts and the east coast of the United States would be perfect perfect growing conditions, except for one thing we would have had a hazelnut industry in the northeast. If it wasn't for eastern Filbert play eastern Filbert plight. It's a fungal disease. It's native to North America. And it it grows under the bark of hazelnut trees, and kind of rots them from the inside infected trees, they develop these tail till cankers on their bark Tom actually took me out to his research orchard and showed me some of them firsthand. So as we look down here, you'll see that there's little fuss Joel's that poke out through. So those are like little mushrooms, those are the fruiting bodies where the scores. Actually be objected from and spread to other trees fruiting body, fungal pustule, go from new talent fruiting bodies. This fungus has been Tom's sworn nemesis for twenty three years that was when he got involved in this ambitious project to develop hazelnuts as this sort of like utopian post climate change food source. Yes. Because hazelnuts in addition to being delicious are this kind of miracle crop there. What is known as a low input crop. Meaning they can grow without irrigation without chemical fertilizers pesticides. And they can grow on. What is called marginal land? Landa would otherwise be useless. Plus, the harvesting of hazelnuts can be mechanized. So it doesn't necessarily require that much labor and a single hazelnut. Tree can be productive for up to a hundred years. The only problem they needed to solve to make this happen to cover the east coast with hazelnut. Trees was eastern Filbert blight and Tom's plan to do that was based on very simple yet revolu. Idea. See his aunts. They've grown naturally all over eastern Europe and central Asia for thousands of years. And so Tom figured that somewhere out there among the many millions of hazelnut trees, the gene for disease resistance that he needed was hiding like a needle in a massive haystack. So he set out to find that gene, we started in Moscow travelled south going through Krasnodar into Sochi and then into Crimea than we flew up to Romania and Moldova. The Poland and Belarus follow that up through the Baltic states Estonia, Latvia Lithuania for seven years, Tom traveled, all over the native hazelnut range collecting specimens, and this was not your typical horticultural fieldwork. I mean, it could involve everything from like haggling with merchants in a bizarre and who's Becca STAN to like sharing a glass of homemade vodka with little old lady at a roadside stand in Crimea once while crossing into Ukraine with eighty pounds of nuts in his suitcase. He. Even got shaken down by the local police they start screaming at me. They start screaming at my colleagues have guns, and this is silly. But at the same time, I had a suitcase full of all the nuts that I so desperately did not want to lose. So I'm nervous about the nuts. I'm nervous. We're gonna get robbed or worse. But you were more worried about the nuts than the money. I was very nervous about the nuts. Those were my babies. Those were his babies band is is really Portas heart and soul into this project. And he knew that in order to make a commercially viable nut. He needed that perfect combination of traits. And so after years of collecting all this genetic material he came back to New Jersey out to his research farm at Rutgers and he got to work breeding. Yeah. Apparently, Tom planted thousands of trees, and then expose them to the eastern Filbert blight and then just waited and season by season. He meticulously catalogued the growth of each individual tree. Taking note of you know, nut quality looking out for signs of disease.
FT News
Swedbank chief sacked over money laundering scandal
"Executive of sweat, bang has been fired by the Swedish banks board paying the price for a Rapidly-escalating money laundering scandal. She is the second Nordic Bank chief to lose their job ever Bank laundering scandals which should Millns. How's the FTE's financial editor patching Jenkins? What's nice? I fall. Richard, I gather you're just out of the sweat Bank AGM, and if we can hear any background noises. It's the stage being taken down as neat metaphor for some of the rather dramatic news was revealed earlier today. Yeah. It's been two days of immense drama at sweat Bank. Yesterday was kind of surreal it was just one new allegations after new allegation. The Bank was raided by police prosecutors in Sweden upgraded their investigation from just looking at whether sweat Bank broke insider information rules, whether they'd committed aggravated fraud, which is you know, an extraordinary probe. And finally, we revealed the US regulators probing sweat Bank over the money laundering allegations. And so therefore this morning just minutes before the GM. It was kind of no surprise the sweat banks board decided to fire s- chief executive, but get two bonus on the former chief executive now used to be head of sweat Bank in the Baltics, which is where most of these allegations of money laundering. Come from an really she just paid the price for what's now turning into a hugely de. Imaging's scandal for sweat Bank. And you've been reporting also on the government reaction to this which is pretty extraordinarily harsh as well. Yes, I think it's fair to say that really Sweden's reputation is on the line here. Just as Denmark's reputation was on the line in these countries that pride themselves on extremely low levels of corruption inside that borders that also pride themselves on very high level of trust between individuals between individuals and government, but also between individuals and companies and the problem with the sweat Bank scandal as with the dunce Cabana scandal beforehand is it puts all if that at risk. And so I think ministers in both countries are extremely worried about this trust dimension that if a road's people's trust in society, not just in the specific Bankin question. It's very dangerous. And I think what you see from the government in the post few. Days here in Stockholm is basically swiped Bank his turning into something of a case study in how not to handle live money laundering scandal. So Richard, I know the legal limitations on exactly what we can say here, but what is swept Bank accused of doing. So it basic level. What is come out in an investigation by Swedish public TV SP tea is that internal documents from swipe banks suggests that what they called the high risk non-resident portfolio. So this is risky customers from Russia. Another ex-soviet countries the hundred thirty five billion euros was moved through sweat Bank in the stone you now it's the market leader in the studio, but it's also the market leader in Latvia, and Lithuania. So we're talking about dozens of billions of euros of questionable money flows. US regulators of Austin, whatever its connections to do with a number of no money laundering. Scheme such as the Russian laundromat, Panama papers on offshore companies and Danske Bank and some failed banks such as Latvia's Avio, LV and Yukio in Lithuania. So we're still in nearly stages of really building up a picture of exactly what's going on. But it's fed sakes. What Bank is facing allegations from sort of also school nece reminders of the background to this. Because as you say the done ski- Bank, money laundering scandal blew up several months ago. Now, I'm dates back many years. Of course, how is what happened there linked to these what Bank revelations? Well, it is definitely linked. They both would not banks that went into the Baltics in the early two thousands late nineteen, you know, this was the new land of growth and opportunity, and they were extremely hauled. Hit in the financial crisis. Bowl ticket conham is totally decimated. And so in the recovery some of these banks started making pretty good money. Dansko may just sort of extraordinary returns in the stone year and sweat Bank. Did well is the largest Bank in the Baltics and suddenly the head of dance Kerr in the Baltics and the head of sweat Bank in the Baltics both become chief executive at the Bank together. And then the hit by these allegations, which is basically that Russian oligarchs criminals and people from other ex-soviet countries have used these banks and others to move hundreds of billions of dollars of money through the financial system and into the western financial system and out twelve nobody really knows where the money's gone. It sounds very much as if tempers are running high in the background there. Richard executives perhaps blaming the other for everything going wrong. But just a final Woodham way, you think this is going next. I what Bank or indeed for any other banks in the region. Well, we contain this movie before with dansko. I think it sets the pattern for this. Which is really the you need to change of leadership at the top, and is dense ca found out a change of chief executive isn't sufficient really, you need an outside to come in the head of the board. So I think sweat banks bold is facing enormous questions. Enormous pressure this widespread dissatisfaction with how they've handled this with how they've communicated about it. And then beyond that what you're looking at is investigatory work from US regulators, which can obviously impose very heavy fines and also counterparts in Sweden Estonia Denmark, Latvia, which you take is to go through everything. So, you know, this is a problem that it's going to stay with these banks for very long time and finally other banks gang drawn into this as well. Do you think well today, you'll sing some signs of thatt's as we speak both SEB an Handelsbanken, which the two other. Big Swedish banks a down seven percent percentage. Under those Bankin is unusual because it's the knee wall. New really the big Nordic banks full stock not to have gone into the Baltics it chose the UK. Instead, but regulators in the various Baltic Nordic countries of criticized really all the banks for that controls at one time or another. So it seems you know, the after the financial crisis being a Nordic bang with seen as by postitive thing right now with these money laundering, allegations being a Nordic Bank is a bit of a liability. We'll
Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal
The view of Brexit from outside Parliament
"It's been a day of swings and roundabouts for British Prime Minister, Theresa may as she tries to steer Great Britain out of the European Union. The party that's been propping up her government said they would no longer support her deal. Meanwhile, the leaders of her opposition say they may have no choice, but to accept it. Marketplace host KAI Ryssdal is in London this week talking to different people about these uncertain times. And what all this means for the British economy. Kyw good to have you on heard, Kimberly Horia? I'm all right. Where do we catch up with you? I am standing actually in parliament square right outside the houses parliament, Westminster Abbey is around the corner came down. I I guess number one to make point and number two to give you a little bit of a scene. There are some protests going on here. But the point to be made is that these people are just tired and the protesters are looking a little lackluster. They're standing there waving their EU flags or their Brexit. No deal right now flags people here are well, they're tired of this whole story. I got to tell you that. And I have to imagine the folks in parliament are tired of it to action last night, supposedly more votes coming tomorrow. What's happening there? Oh, yeah. Way more votes coming tomorrow. So first of all, let's be clear. This is a political story, but we're going to cover the economics of it. Because no matter when Brexit happens, and frankly, that's in some doubt. Now, the economics of it, the economic impact the business impact of it has already started and is already happening. Just to the politics of it. For a second though, trees me is is in some political jeopardy here. There are votes happening tomorrow that parliament is going to decide maybe what it wants to do and then probably on the twelfth of April. But maybe on the twenty second of may who knows the UK is scheduled now to leave the European Union. If you know nothing changes in the next forty eight to seventy two hours, which is a gamble, right? Things seem to always change with Brexit. But speaking of those changes we expected that deadline to be this Friday, which is why you're there right now. So why? Are you still there right now? Well, we're here because as I said, the economic story has already started, you know, we've been out talking to people for what three or four days now here just to snapshots. We went out yesterday and talked to a guy. He's an Italian gentlemen working here for fifteen years runs, a fashion company. He imports fabrics and designs and materials from all over the European Union. And he says he spends twenty five percent of his time dealing with Brexit and the ramifications for his business talk to another guy at a pub last night, who's in the food importing exporting business. Right. He says eighty eight zero percent of his time for the past year has been spent dealing with Brexit. And so when you think about not only the government concentrating on Brexit so much, but businesses concentrating on Brexit. That's real impact. When these folks are having to do this at the same time as they're trying to run their business, right? It must be exhausting. But at the same time like what what other vibe are you getting out there? I mean, if there are protesters, I'm guessing there's some anger. To there is some anger. I think more than anger really there's frustration. Right. There's great political frustration. There's great as I said economic frustration. And then you look at the people who voted to leave, right? And who knows when or if it's going to happen? One of the things we did Saturday when we got here is we took a train up to Boston England. We went to Boston because that is the most pro Brexit city in the UK seventy five percent of the people voted to leave for them. It's a migration story more than anything else. Right. The folks in Boston have seen an influx of mostly eastern. European emigrants lots of folks from Poland and Lithuania. And the catch for them is this they are a labor force. Those folks are and they have revitalized parts of Boston which has fallen on some economic hard times. But also the locals the the folks who have been there for a while. They're seeing crowding in hospitals. They're seeing crowding in their schools. And so while they want that economic gain that they get the labor force that they get from these eastern Europeans. They don't want the crowning that happens with extra people in their community. Right. And so we are now looking out for those votes tomorrow. Yes votes tomorrow in
"lithuania" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Lithuania. That is the band called Molly twenty featuring Bubba soco originally from Mali playing in Goni, the traditional loot of west Africa. Indre? You're go live each UTA who plays the Salteri traditional Lithuanian form of Salteri. She also sings and so she's one of the other featured in the we've heard some for solo stuff on this program before but their shoes with Bob ac- soco in the rest of the band called Molly twenty and a song called les. Do prior to that we heard flu river that is from a collaboration between obliges. He's soco a core player from Senegal and the ensemble Constantinople who are an early music band based in Canada their collaborative record is called Jardin meagrely tour itinerant gardens at the beginning of the set a collaboration between musicians from France and Mali Andreotti sang and played the ungodly again, the the loot and the rest of the band is a trio the rest of the band or French musicians one of whom plays. The Cora they call themselves deltas and the album is called Liguori and blues in from it. We heard a piece called Delta's law. In a moment. A pretty well known collaboration between the Molly incor- player Baloch AC soco and the French cellist vessel, Seagal and the a religious gospel music as the album title says of Adebola Kuku from Nigeria. So that's coming up as well. As we continue with this edition of new sounds. At.
Business Beware
Israel: Eastern Europeans need to do more against anti-Semitism
"United Nations ambassador wants eastern European governments to crack down on anti semitism. USA radio networks. Chris Barnes has the details on ROY Danny Danone says the former communist nations have played a key role in blocking anti Israel measures in the European Union and other international forums. But he says they must improve their approach towards Jews and accurately portray the memory of the holocaust telling them, quote, you have to take stronger action when it comes to domestic issues denounce in Israel, heading a delegation of fellow ambassadors to the UN after he made a stop them in Poland along with Lithuania, Ukraine, Hungary, and others. Poland is among those swept up in a wave of World War Two era revisionism that seeks to diminish culpability in the holocaust while making heroes out of anti-soviet nationalist who were involved in the mass killing of Jews.
FT News
Danske whistleblower says big European bank handled $150 billion in payments
"Scale and scope of the Danske Bank, money laundering scandal. We open with a clip from whistleblower. Howard wilkinson. Not to spend too much time on this chart, but you can see this ten banks ten banks there. I think how many countries are. We got Russia. This you Ania Estonia, Denmark, US, we've got European subsidiaries is a lot of countries involved. And in the case of this Danske Bank, money laundering, scandal, they all failed. It's not just stonier and not just their Mark. Every single one of those banks had an obligation to check the money that was going through them and every single one of them failed. Think is important to remember that we're not just talking about thirty money going through Danske Estonia thera to other Danske units in vote Lithuania and Denmark, and I think very important is to look on the foreign no one really knows where any of this money went all we know is that the last people to see it with these three banks in the US there. The last the last check. And when that failed the money was into the global financial system. It was clean. It was free. Howard Wilkinson the whistle blower at the heart of the Danske Bank scandal has been giving evidence to the Danish parliament. And it's rather blowing the lid open on this whole thing. A couple of very big revelations, Richard tell us exactly what struck you. Well. Well, it was an extremely interesting performance from him. He was the whistle blower who warned in four occasions on twenty thirteen in two thousand fourteen than Bank, and what he said in parliament east really taken aim at just about everybody involved in the phase being breaking critical of Danske, Bank and its management. He's taken a big short. Danish regulators. But I think the biggest headline rarely is the he looked at the three correspondent banks that helped and skirt process the money out of it sustained in branch, and in
Early to Rise Radio
"lithuania" Discussed on Early to Rise Radio
"From Lithuania to London's not easy to get from Lithuania anywhere and the morning of that trip. I woke up and my immune system had conquered the bite, but now my immune system was going overboard. And I don't know if you can see like little red dies. So my immune system was attacking myself now. So yesterday on the flight I'm the worst plight ever because I'm thinking about, I gotta get to London. I gotta get to Dr. Fortunately got doctor. He said you're going to be okay, this things fine. You just need a little bit of medication to calm down here, municipal so much better. Now this morning look like I had the mumps chicken pox or something like that. But anyways, that's my grand adventure. And so it will. It will be thirty one days by the end because I decided hail tack on a few workshops here in London. So we have three sold out workshops. I could've done five, probably. But I want to go to football game on Saturday. Don't wanna waste my Saturday while I'm here, and then I fly. We're gonna go to Tottenham game. 'cause I wanna see these young guys score a lot of goals and then and then I'll head back to Toronto, Canada on Sunday. Yeah, if we go back to chunk. Yeah. What was something some limiting beliefs that you had to overcome from the childhood? Yeah, all of them. So, yeah. I got. I got the whole menu of limiting beliefs. Yeah. I mean, my parents were great. I love them very much. My mother still around my father passed away a while ago, but grew up on a farm in Canada. So we weren't poor, but we didn't have a lot of money. I remember we, you know, going to grade school with patches on my pants, very embarrassing, my father, though he was a very hard worker, but he was alcoholic. So you know, for thirty years, he drank, you know, he was drunk. But when I get home from school, he's drunk very embarrassing. You know, he would go to my hockey games and stuff like that. My varying basing for my sister because I mean as a guy, you're kind of okay with it. But when your girl, you don't wanna alcoholic father not very good, strong relationship between him and my mom. So I have, you know, I didn't really see good relationship between men women, but you know, we had the money issues and my mom didn't make a lot of money. She was just a secretary in factory. She was always worried, you know. Oh, and get a job as an accountant, please, you know, get a real job because she didn't finish high school. So she was she was always pushing us..
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"lithuania" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"He is in Lithuania where he presided over a mass at Santa coz park and paid tribute to the Lithuanians who suffered and died during Soviet and Nazi occupations. Must have been cheated. Later today. The pope will visit a museum in the capital city of Vilnius that is dedicated to the horrors of five decades of Soviet occupation. A man calls eastern police to report he accidentally left his child at target an hour. After the baby was found sitting alone in a shopping cart in the parking lot. The eighteen month old toddler appeared unharmed when he was discovered yesterday afternoon and was taken to good Samaritan hospital in Brockton for evaluation eastern police and the department of children and families is investigating. In about an hour. The thirtieth annual Boston marathon Jimmy fund. Walk begins an estimated nine thousand participants including patients, survivors and family. Members are expected to walk the twenty six point two miles along the historic Boston marathon, route Zach Blackburn director of the walk says there are a number of distance options. Walkers can participate in any one of four routes from the full twenty six point two mile Boston marathon, route to a five K walk which starts at danafarber in finishes at Copley square, all of our roots. Finish Greg is a full marathon half marathon ten k and then a five charity walk is shooting to raise over nine million dollars this year. WBZ news time is six eleven and it's time now for sports and we say good morning to Charlie Birger on India's hticket dot com sports studio. Charlie. Good morning aren't the Red Sox? And Indians went to extras in Cleveland last night. And Michael Brantley ended it a bases loaded base. It in the eleventh off drew Pomeranz Indians. Five Red Sox for the final. Rick Portillo started for the Red Sox. Not his best allowed four runs left trailing forty two..
Rush Limbaugh
Pope battered by abuse scandal gets warm welcome in Baltics
"People. Pope Francis is in Lithuania tour, the Baltics Vatican reporter for national Catholic Joshua mckelway, traveling with the pope on the letter by a former Vatican official accusing the pope of covering up sexual abuse allegations against a former American cardinal Theodore McCarrick, he's now meeting with young people, and he's praising them addressing the issue of immigration from the Baltic countries. Young people leading to go to different European countries for work or for
"lithuania" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"I think i wrote a story about it yeah i went to lithuania vilnius lithuania to play a holocaust survivor a hungarian woman who was a doctor in the camps a jew who performed abortions in the camps to save the lives of the pregnant women because if the nazis got any word of any woman being pregnant they were immediately gasped because they didn't want babies around but i would my character would perform abortions and saved many lives and it was a really complicated character kind of a elitist and had you know had housekeepers in her in the camps i mean there was a whole system of hierarchy of of in that she cultivated in the camps but she was a really incredible woman and i watched every single documentary on the holocaust that i could get my hands on and read every single book this is just after nine eleven i'm i'm in vilnius i have three little kids at home in los angeles and i had a panic attack i the first one i've never had one since but i was in the day before we started shooting am the first day of shooting i'm i'm watching the smokes the smoke coming out of the stacks that the camp concentration camp and it's the smoke of the burning of my children so i'm already preparing myself emotionally for that and it's the we're in rehearsal and my heart just started to go and i thought this is i don't know what's i can't breathe and i they took me to the emergency room and this is lithuanian dr pointed to this open to this huge thick book and said these this is what you have said chronic anxiety disorder i know i'm like i'm not that person i'm just there's no way i'm having a heart attack check my heart she said no no this this is it so indeed i wasn't having hardly attack it with a panic attack and she gave me some what was it how what's the medicine for panic i don't know zanex.
Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu
"lithuania" Discussed on Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu
"Nice morocco sacrament are like how sacramento's over the world marocco sacramento vancouver singapore that's cool san diego sydney lithuania philippines and that's amazing thank you an end that's amazing and we all on certain questions live guys that just drop it in the comments and we'll answer them it's the next question this is from julie nicole secca so if you all with someone that doesn't see the importance to us affirmation what do you do then it's all i was just trying to i guess understand using like of the web of app affirmations i'll take it is whatever your love is the other person they just don't see that it's that important to go out of their way to say it in your particular way right they might think that you're being overly needy it's like i said that i really don't get you know and so the the person's not getting into it or it's like jesus do i really have to thank you for everything you do like you do this i've just well thank you like either one of those two falls into a camp of like if somebody doesn't want to make you happy like that is the biggest red flag of all time so i get it they're probably having a negative reaction because they feel guilty they wanna make you happy and they don't know how to communicate it and then you say well if you've done this may get defensive because they feel bad and so i get how people get themselves in that loop but you should pretty rapidly get yourself out of that loop by saying why.
Izzy and Spain
"lithuania" Discussed on Izzy and Spain
"And saying hey these guys are gonna go sign and lithuania which sounds very old town and lithuania lithuania is good at basketball players in the nba look at how well they do in the olympics but he's not signing with one of the best lithuanian clubs he signing with a smaller one why would you do that because the amount of influence you have in a smaller poorer club is a lot higher than you would with one of the bigger clubs in lithuania like like counter or one of the other ones right so wh what you end up doing is okay so all right we've got the pro level games that you guys play here but how about we have the junior team playing the jv league that we're going to create working invite other jv teams in and so that's where a lot of the numbers pumping comes out right seventy two for for liangelo and and the game where the first game they played where they just played on their mind and you're absolutely right this is them playing against teenagers and younger players from around the world so why longdong might be a very good team in the chinese basketball association but that's with grown men and a lot of american players playing for him whiling dongs junior team not so much right and not a lot of prospects there so it is in essence a lions meet the lambs having said all that if you wanna create a bubble of hype you're doing a great job but nba talent evaluators understand what they're looking at and the understand what his ceiling is and they understand what he looked like playing against american kids of his peer level.
WiLD 94.9
"lithuania" Discussed on WiLD 94.9
"The box the mode have a three in lithuania take a number i was landing before the fund bermuda via the done my name member liam payne no jesus mafeng in marquesses low level scheme amassing you remember dander dates they saying you're easy navab of in the backs from this day you will brown but does lead yes that means the number one bill condon my name be that burned name then neither man the we them yes the ooh two days another wild wednesday during a visit guinea i motto she said as they be than during thin jose on the 20th a day there's thirteen.
Izzy and Spain
"lithuania" Discussed on Izzy and Spain
"Yes and and you know i uh at the end of the day i blame magic for all of this i there's a point year were this is sort of the this is the i'm trying to think of the bub correct words this is the storm that was created by magic here by drafting ball like you i do know we all knew everybody looked at inns at all wouldn't do that and that's what he did and now we have this chaos every single night we have this chaos if you're a free agent do you want to deal with this if you if you want us i'm of the lakers do you want to deal with all this drama if you're magic you created this is your fault it was a waste of a high draft pick not because of what's happening on the court because frankly ball's not playing that poorly it it's all about what's not and what's happening off the court that's making this awful chaotic thing just keep growing like a fungus yeah i mean i think it's probably been a really nice time four magic and everyone involved with the lakers that lavarra's been you know caught up in lithuania trying to get his other boys on on the right track and they may be had to deal with him a little bit less the way things are going it feels like thing's gonna end of in lithuania lonzo is going to play there because we already heard that he's going to releases his first mixed tape exclusively performing for the first time in lithuania which thank you i really hope he's got attract that samples or feature sir i think she's earned it uh but i mean the thing for me is that whether or not he is unrealistic and living in an alternate reality where he's able to effect change in this manner which we all know he is there is not a chance in the world that any nba team is going to have all three ball brothers on it that's just not going to happen it still a matter of whether this is something that will affect and negatively influence lam's those time with the lakers going forward because you're right they should have known anybody the believes him when he said oh no once he gets the.
Channel 955
"lithuania" Discussed on Channel 955
"Two two and i is the mojo in the morning show inside the young with the greek view i was borrow then move i was dreaming the biggest gains in water by that japan not a jet none of the box the mode down the street in lithuania a number i was lied named before the done nice none of them learning the than done my name learn via the baton my name them no jesus laughing in march as soon as i was teaming volvo amassing you three men now dean bigs basing say you're crazy if the backs now a smiling from this day you will macos nice london the view that done i mean the of advan my name no be that name than that.
Izzy and Spain
"lithuania" Discussed on Izzy and Spain
"Um and and booking at lonzo he's ordering a planes steak no veggies and then he gets a salad with lettuce cheese and ranch there's no ranch and lithuania like like i i'm telling you it's going to be completely different in and they're going to have a whole different perspective and really appreciate what they do have in america and that's one of the main reasons um why i just didn't want to go back to even just a different country in western europe shuana star in my life back year 'cause it really learn to appreciate what i do have right um so that could be a a uh a a good learning lesson for for two young kids um in which i i i imagine when live argets gets their ability i'm out of here well so ramona shelburne was this on with us and she asked the our tonight at the nixon lakers game if he would be accompanying them to lithuania lithuanian he said yeah me the wife everybody's going she said for how long for the whole ceesay said that's not important i think it's important i meant something that people haven't read we talked about it i don't want to try to psychoanalyze but their mother suffered a very serious stroke and was in the hospital for a long time this is a sixteen year old kid that is now pulled out of high school so not surrounded by people as donate a removed from his aau team because he didn't liked the coach his mother is very sick and likely will not be out there permanently and and spending a ton of time with them especially if they are being bused across lithuania to go to games how do you develop as a human being and a basketball player with all of those factors as a sixteen year old that's crazy to me yeah no i.
Izzy and Spain
"lithuania" Discussed on Izzy and Spain
"Do you recall and uh i've actually spend a lot of time and mark silverman basement known as sylvie um who helped a transition to go goes lingo as the cubs his beloved cubs in in my cubs have made a run into the world series and finally got it done um so a lot of mutual friends but yes the story of the meat in the trunk is completely believable uh i spent some time in in in uh lithuanian country um as city rather with five thousand people in a village pretty similar to the ten thousand people village that they will be at and it felt like everything was backwards there when he thought something was going good it was bad when he thought something was bad it was good um the communication the language barrier it's gonna be quite interesting and you know what i am actually a big advocate um and watch the ball in the family show on facebook it's really spread an interesting new light in perspective um but to put this bill vars done a great job building this all up this move makes absolutely no sense to me other than i can't wait until season three balls take lithuania keeping up with the balls in lithuania oh rebid for for those of us who have had the experience of playing in uh in lithuania how would you describe forget the nba but how would you describe american basketball in how it runs in you had your experience madison compared to your experiences flavor for a small team in lithuania yeah.
Izzy and Spain
"lithuania" Discussed on Izzy and Spain
"On right now at m s g we'll also get into the balls who are currently courtside at ms you will one of them is on the court the other the others are courtside talking to former wisconsin player ben brost who played for the lithuanian team that the two younger ball brothers are headed to give us a little taste of what they might be able to expect from playing in a small southern town and lithuania should be interesting we want to start out with a little bit of nfl catch up obviously we don't have a monday show so couples story lines and will start with last night's monday night football game the dolphins upsetting the patriots twenty seven twenty freed smoke jay cutler looking good two hundred and sixty three yards three touchdowns a hundred in twelve point one passer aiding this is the jay cutler that gets contracts signed this is the one there watching those 45 yard bombs that he's thrown without even you know breaking a sweat that's what every single coach and gm has seen when they said the rumors might bureau maybe he's got it this was the color the gets those contracts i answer but it's also the color the gets gms coaches fired yup because you say you see that potential and you want to believe in the hype and you want to believe that cutler finally can be the guy that he's never consistently proven to be is career but good for cutler in this moment probably his last big moment you would think on monday night football pointing the patriots to come through like that that scramble he made a towards the end of the game where he ducked out you're gone who who is this going right where where did this guy come from so yeah and then you sam on that third dan when he could have run for the first hour or more yard to stop to undo an incomplete pass of the rjr good i'm good bomb for your actually that's a question for you mentioned this could be his last big moment i don't think the dolphins are going to hang onto him axes and and i don't think he wants to continue playing anywhere else so let's leaving aside the money which i know it's hard to do because obviously that the.
First Take
"lithuania" Discussed on First Take
"Lee formed human being or morley more fully formed human being but as a place to play basketball i think that's fair to say and that's okay they don't have to view college the way for example i or others you college we can have different ideas about why you should go and utility of it but if that's the way they view it and it's not really about the education then they'll probably get at least as much playing and list basketball experience playing in lithuania and incidentally you also get exposed to other parts of the world i mean there is some kind of like secular education that goes on that goes on with players who play internationally you know it's one of the reasons i think that for example stephen a kobe bryant was as young as he was when he got the league's many mistakes i think he made he was a relatively sophisticated guy for his age and remain so and that's because i think he lived abroad and saw some of the world so i i think given all of that forced to say good or bad move i'd say by the ball family kind of standards what they're trying to accomplish too good one well i'm not going to say it's a good movie could end up being a good move but for the immediacy of the moment i'm not going to like i'm not i'm going to say adam like the move at all and the reason why is because of what precedes the move not the actual move itself if you've decided that you know what you're just not ready the nc aa you're tired of them being the crooks that some philippe leaps people believe they are constantly get nova by exploiting the modern day collegiate athlete pretending to be an amateur wrist export we're clearly it eight one for them and that level of frustration bruce to such a degree that you just can't see yourself being under its umbrella that it makes sense the problem is we have of all ball here we have a big bowl of brandt here we have a sixteen year old that you pulled out of high school after complaining about his coach and talking about how you were going to train m then you pull your son out at cobb.
Mornings with Keyshawn, Jorge & LZ
"lithuania" Discussed on Mornings with Keyshawn, Jorge & LZ
"There's a lot of sports is a lot going on his sports studio algae i mean we can you want to do we want to do a remote broadcast from lithuania next season you know i was talking them i was talking to a dear friend of mine uh yesterday in who's heavily in the basketball what prep key it's beaver now dan yes um he was just saying you know he goes he had a deals done i go likley weightier he goes year fifty to sixty grand a year poor kia they don't understand is going to be a three thousand uh three thousand fans in the arena yes cigarette smoke everywhere cigarette butts people tower batteries of court all saab like our lives right he's ta laughing held poor guy i just hope that somehow a wakeup a realize that he's not helping him at all and they figure it out themselves yet let me tell you something about this though george in nine months right i think he goes back nine bump nine months since he pulled him out of high school correct no no no no not nine months at lamella not that no it wasn't long when did the schools y you're starts observer it was recently right here we have to my wants to have yet four months ago yeah three or four months so four months hugo for a high school t to lob do private trade he too torn china sell us some shoes to dale coil and live lip away at seventy years old sixty years old whatever's agf yeah oh i've got the details key of where there actually gonna be playing like you use it some of those details on the head with fans smoking three thousand fans batteries all that stuff i've got some of the details of the league and the team they signed four each y look when you hear these details you'll go if you already think this is a bad idea you're going to think big you're going to think this is a catastrophic idea when i give you the details of what team it is they signed weight and if it thank you know yes okay so you're gonna know it's not just a bad idea it's a catastrophic idea we'll get you those details next barbara luper.
"lithuania" Discussed on WNVZ Z104
"The with the cape few i was lou of dreaming but paying a changing water now the jazz none of found the dots of the mon at the street in lithuania thicken number i was like main goal the gun london the the god pain yep geez without the imanyara series while i was gene amassing yet the eu dean set your easy the bags malice mildly from this day you will if it does lead thaddeus at his matt kuchar david gunn uh gene.
The Talk Show
"lithuania" Discussed on The Talk Show
"In the interceding 25 years i feel like there's like a bunch of countries like rebranded or something i did ireland isle of man monaco mexico russia in the netherlands slovenia slovakia spain and dora australia's it just there's so many countries for a fall in that we think is going to be such as latvia kuwait liechtenstein lithuania luxembourg malta i mean it doesn't it it's like you said it doesn't really it doesn't jibe with the rampant rumors that that supply is going to be extremely constrained and you don't even have to have your own sources in the supply chain to speculate that supplies are going to be constrained because obviously the phone is late i mean ideally if everything had gone according to a apples wishes they would've it would've shipped you know alongside the iphone ate a month ago right and they're not doing it the way they have certain launches like apple watch your ipad were they come they they lock it down to maybe four or five countries like maybe the us uk australia china you know one or two others they it it's a typical launch for them um so i don't know how to square those two things like it's a is it really going to be just a token launch where it i don't know i'd i'd this is one of those things where i just do not know what to expect i totally think that it it if i had the bad i would bet that if you get bad luck tonight in the reload apple dot com.
"lithuania" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"The country through to secure independence lithuania today is member of nato and as former president he has been visiting washington this week and he's dropped in to talk with us nice hue he has thank you a in those days you were on the frontlines declaring independence from the soviet union faced a real threat from moscow does lithuania still face a similar threat from the postsoviet russia of let him if putin then you have for open pools in to you it their sponsor more power a with feeling of unlimited powers and unpunished punishable you have to be careful you'll have to be ready for is lithuania ready for everything yes what do you think russia's aims are in countries neighboring it i'd like your own country russia's are the oath to gun only lance tadic tony's the gates as madness possible for them always source said commission of pride of my the and to of course it to us not the and understanding of to human and democratic kokcha you've spoken of those difficult times when lithuania i restored its independence as also having been challenging times to create a future for the country do you think that in the air early nineteennineties and when you were president of lithuania that you wish shaping the country that exists today oh russia was always a custom it to the neighbouring countries as the date debt as obedient subordinate yes russia has reiterated special colonial empire answer that is still is alive any hits the end of gutter that i shouldn't politicians back in the nineteennineties i remember you once sang on this program that you hoped that in the future that uh that russia without its old colonial holdings would become a more modern country and that would be it would in embrace more modern politics are you disappointed in in the way that russia has evolved politically i'm disappointed in the time last wasted young luke osa russia could chief much more about the feeling of political it aventis don't trash are back and now russia is competing care made the itself what to be how to be to be again an empire which is impossible when you say that people in this way india and you yourself would say russia has not given up its its ideas of being an imperial.


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- So, who's the real sicko, America? Me, for carrying out this little prank? The producers and executives at the network, who let it all happen-- or is it you people, who mindlessly watched it all on your television sets?
- -- The Joker
Appearing in "The Joker's Mild!"Edit
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Synopsis for "The Joker's Mild!"Edit
The Joker hijacks an on-air game show, posing as its host, and threatens to kill the contestants if they don't answer absurdly difficult questions. Despite immense protests from his assistant "Carol", the show's producer "Dick" insists on keeping the show running live, because the ratings are through the roof. Although the contestants lives are in danger, this does not concern Dick as they have "all signed waivers."
To the surprise of the crowd, after the first contestant "Marty" fails to answer his question correctly, the Joker lets him live, throwing a harmless paper card at him. They are doubly surprised when he lets the other contestant, "Barbara", live as well; squirting her in the face with Ginger-Ale from his corsage.
The Joker then reveals his true motive, he had kept a hidden camera in the Producer's box. To his horror, the Joker plays a tape of Dick's phone conversation with the network executives, and then asks the audience to judge which one of the two of them is really evil.
Batman and the GCPD finally arrive, but the Joker distracts them with a bomb (filled with harmless confetti) and succesfully makes his escape.
- One of few issues in which Joker does not actually murder anyone.
- No trivia.
See Also
- Write your own review of this comic!
- Discuss Joker's Asylum: The Joker Vol 1 1 on the forums
- Cover gallery for the Joker's Asylum series
Recommended ReadingEdit
- Batman (Volume 1)
- Batman (Volume 2)
- Batman and Robin (Volume 1)
- Batman and Robin (Volume 2)
- Batman Confidential
- Batman: Gotham Knights
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight
- Batman: Shadow of the Bat
- Batman: Streets of Gotham
- Batman Incorporated
- Batman: The Dark Knight (Volume 1)
- Batman: The Dark Knight (Volume 2)
- Detective Comics (Volume 1)
- Detective Comics (Volume 2)
- Superman/Batman
- Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (Volume )
Links and ReferencesEdit
- Batman at Wikipedia.org
- Batman at DC Comics
- Batman at DCU Guide
- Batman at IGN Comics
- Batman at Newsarama
- Batman at Dark Knight
- Batman at DC Indexes
- Batman at Comic Book Resources
- Batman Yesterday Today and Beyond
- Batman at TV Tropes
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