available, catalina, you just don't have them or a catalina. i see you nodding to courtney saying. yeah, exactly. so i think the, the, the main to switch here, what spotify has been that it hasn't had, or this is my opinion, but it hasn't had a constant moderation policy because it has been perceived globally as this. busy music provider, right, like a streaming of music. but we saw that last year when it started creating new policies for its content, monetization of podcasts. we saw that podcasts are, for instance, an example of a, of a product that spotify wants to export and it wants to really monetize and, and really get a lot of followers around. so this is where we're speaking about news and we're speaking about opinions and content. moderation makes so much sense because the common moderation isn't just, you know, should we allow music that has the vulgar lyrics. but it actually become, becomes a matter that can really permeate the fabric of society. monetization that you speak of. i mean there come new challenges don't there? absolutely, absolutely. and we see this with all

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. >> let me put that the jeffrey, because jeffrey, catalina was mentioning youtube, and we have seens before because youtube banned a popular video channel of a conservative commentator, also a video content producer has been criticized by some for being one of them may platforms for what they call conspiracy communities. same attack on sub stack for refusing to ban writers on being hateful. if this be seen as, we been anyone that's going off key? >> i don't think it's a worrying trend, isaac it's a white -- the right step. we haven't had a president of the united states taken off -- we had a president taken off of twitter. we need to get a balance between government, regulation and marketplace regulation. neil young and joni mitchell and a few other successful musicians can afford to take their music off spotify and other musicians have been saying they agree with the step, they are against what joe rogan has been promoting, but they can't afford to leave. we have to look at the balance of what can be said and not be said, and the companies, there will be an additional balance with

in the day, new school, catalina nelson, is still plotting to escape the g. d. r. she wants to reach west germany, located outside the school, but her escape attempt is foiled. active learning means using all your senses. she's delighted by it. i used to not do much i or i got school have i because i found it really boring and sometimes i would even skip school and just stay at home . but when i got here, just find it more fun and i, i just, i just love being in the classes and i just really enjoyed here. it had to run for us. and what is the educational, i mean, we've learned in that mr. spear knob playing really, really want to use role play to teach them about the historical context. and i did it are this week we're living in your g d. i said the rules and laws of the ged are apply. got it. of course gamification means the students are playing dusty and some one to flee to the west rouge done. oh, and they realized the consequences. they have to fear vaughn grandpa. and we have a few stars, the 18th and buddhist cell to is to show them how things were done, la b

to help us i have catalina onset.e will start with the beijing winter olympic games were some u.s. athletes got up or welcome. >> indeed. the beijing olympic games are kicking off today at misinformation is around the corner. this tweet has over 150,000 views from a suspended account. so i have eyebrows raised already. it reads that the chinese are attacking black athletes arriving in beijing. will team usa deliver an official complaint to china? that claim is that chinese racists are racially abusing u.s. athletes arising -- arriving for the games. we will show the video behind me with no sound. don't want to show the insults. but you can see the athlete coming out of the bus while people are screaming at him and insulting him. they are screaming the n word repeatedly and telling him to get out of china. this post has been shared and retweeted. this twitter yeutter -- user is saying that this racist -- is racist behavior. so what happened? this incident took place january 13 during this year's chinese basketball asso

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ah, catalina pies that caught covered 19 the 49 year old had to spend several days in hospital. in an isolation unit. she was short of breath and needed supplemental oxygen. gradually she recovered. but then she found herself dealing with the long term effects of the disease. of mister tyler kite, i wish i took me completely by surprise. 3 months after having coven, i started losing my hair, shedding it like christmas tree needles, and in hand, i could pull it out in tuft of houston. i had bold patches and it is not that bad any more, but i'm still losing some and what's going back is short and winery with a different color on the on the problem. now she's gone gray and her hair and structure and sickness have changed. women are especially prone to this long term effect of a coven infection. the good news is that the hair generally returns to normal after an infection induced problem. then i had sent an insect. so when a patient suffers from an infection, especially a serious infection with a fever and a bad general condition, we often see diffused hair loss 8 and to 16 weeks la

projects to be the g d i on a teacher's assistant lens, a helping hand, but he'd better not find out catalina nelson's plan. i'm planning any learning any game. oh, well, she make it out of east germany. this disco after scala. prepare students for adult life through play. and the professional world is also shifting through gamification . this truck is carrying really special cargo. it's a toy lent to help motivate employees. i hello, are you there? gilman lon bouts, and, but i am clinker entrepreneurs on a very special mission to bavaria. if you come from belgium and trying to spread the gimmick, vacation earth in the industry throughout europe, linda material handling, damn, b ha. is one of the top forklift manufacturers in the world. i did often takes a forklift to move around their heavy components too. but if you want to drive one of these big machines, you need a special license, as well as a sensitive touch and sharp high is it's, it's why you put the pallet right on top of the lattice box, setting it into the lip around the edges. you can handle that right off the yoda pate, as i fat

what they're doing now is a catalina into this one area and not allowing us to pass at this moment. you may have just seen that man trying to get past the police and then being pushed back by the offices here. a protest is, have come out. they say to be peaceful, they say that they want to join other protest across the city, but quite frankly, that is not being allowed. the authorities are trying to keep it laid on any issues here in brussels of my life. so actually i can listen any more. this is just like a freedom and a, it's been several months i would like to, to back to musician protest and it's the 1st time i had a chance to to do it. so i'm doing it. and i mean, i'm really need someone to this and it's a shame i just received. guess in my eyes, the curb. it's safe to get an update, but it feed, it's really dividing people into different categories and people offered to each other instead of a unifying. and i've been quite as a shame, a tradition, we will not lose our freedom. we will accept no lies, tear gas was fired at protesters on the chance alizae. i was also head on the

and what they're doing now is a catalina into this one area and not allowing us to pass at this moment. you may have just seen that more than trying to get past the police and then being pushed back by the offices here, i protest is have come out. they say to be peaceful. they say that they want to join other protest across the city. but quite frankly, that is not being allowed. the authorities are trying to keep a lead on any issues here in brussels. so actually i can send any more, deserves like a freedom. and i mean, i'm really need someone to please, and it's a shame i just received. guess in my eyes, the curb. it's safe to get an update. but he said it's really dividing people in 2 different categories, and people are parked in each other instead of a unifying. and i think it is a shame that we will not lose our freedom. we will accept no lice, tear gas was fired at protests in chantilly say, i was also he on the street and 60 years old, the said dictatorship regime, as all the people i know already vaccinated. i knew we came to the protest to support our french friends. we walked

and especially for those all the athletes who are involved in it, catalina vit. what an athlete she was, or i thought is our lot for now. but going green has largely been heralded as an overwhelmingly positive thing. but are there additional significant costs or short doc, cobalt hell, delves into an issue? environmental campaigners would perhaps rather stayed in the background. it's right ahead ah, with the monopoly the semiconductor business would obviously be in taiwan with 80 percent of the market and going forward. the need for diversity in the chip market is been screaming out loud for decades. but because of the vagaries of theat money that allow for a concentration of power in walton club to craddick cans of the caca stock or see the least qualified to rule. do you have market breakdown supply chain breakdown and economic collapse. join me every thursday on the alex simon show. when i was speaking to guess what? the world politics sport business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm. oh is your media a reflection of reality in a world transformed what

not doing this, but i'm scottish the way you're going to durham is catalina. she'll set a time to look at the show for us next semester. but the misty only, remember i had seen the flu di sydney. i knew the dealer you're skewed in your steel as dead slob, u. d. effect buckle recession with b style. and i bought it for them. austin, when you, when i'm watching it, i started love what is cushioning cholesterol with their kite after which is out? so i need was trying to get them up settled. now. bush's door, bracy, e, i'm a good the pushed each door that sheet and they chased the middle, and selina, viola, chad dingy, loosely again, pasta, veronica, which sent by jessica. nobody at em. but alice, who it was afloat, jagow cuz the shannon shit is come to the lager there. died in the mirror. you don't get us the luxury in today's michelle quarry. muskets, blocker, buggering. yep. the store used to put out that lots of lots deadlier door. a small so i was out somewhat with reusable, run them are within of cigar. last night he got you come up sheer up one of e, nikki.

there is some catalina's. i think it's more or less petty than the past.nk he has a long time of pretty even pettiness throughout his career while he was in office. he kind of, has a point when he's in -- his point is only true to the extent where he could've tanker. he we saw this in georgia, the way that he has the us obscene -- behavior in january, we've seen what he can do republican candidates when he puts his mind to it. because, if there's one thing that he's good at. one of them is tearing things down. and two is trying to manipulate the media, particularly the right-wing media, to serve his ends. when he takes someone on in the republican party, it's very much the efforts to overcome that. so i think the idea is the warning shots, to other candidates who might do the very gentle tip away from him. because remember, susan collins said that she would be open to voting for him in 2024. so that would be a wrap on up polls. imagine going further and further and -- supporting a primary fallout -- . >> is clarifying, don, the way that some of the republi

. >> so the one hour notice, say that the first catalina and first to eventually go after 630 a little more than an hour notice does that make any difference pretty. >> they can make an incredible difference if you have until further, do we have the same sort of coordination between the army and the navy in terms of how their efforts will be deployed because we needed this point is to get the army interceptors up into the air as rapidly as possible if we have some sort of system in place we can actually alert those fires up in the air that potentially takes a real bite out of the japanese forces that are coming in and the other factor of course is the guns fully command printed the picture that i showed them a presentation of what the second wave looks at as they were coming in, that is with the first wave would've seen as well read in the japanese were extremely impressed with how quickly we were able to better balance in the volume of the aircraft is tremendous read nothing that they had anticipated. >> that reinforce the point about the condemnation about not sending out that coordi

that was a hard question, but i expect that from catalina. she's tough. i will have an easier question. i think. we're all excited to read this book you mentioned there were 30,000 words that you cut. what can we expect? from that really all right. well, that's my friend and mentor jeff lofton with that question who is just an ubermensch. so i have a newsletter. jason steinhauer.substack.com and on my newsletter. i am starting to write pieces that are excerpted from the 30,000 words that did not make it into the book as well as sections of the book and other ideas. so i encourage you to sign up for the newsletter if you're so inclined, it's free you can. pay for a subscription if you like, but it's free to just be on it. i actually did a lot of research about historians on twitter. and i had a lot of that in the book but ended up taking it out for a variety of reasons. it just sort of was going off in tangents and it wasn't sort of advancing the story. but there's some really interesting statistics about historians on twitter and which historians become v

that was a hard question, but i expect that from catalina. she's tough. i will have an easier question. i think. we're all excited to read this book you mentioned there were 30,000 words that you cut. what can we expect? from that really alright, well, that's my friend and mentor jeff lofton with that question who is just an ubermensch. so i have a newsletter. jason steinhauer.substack.com and on my newsletter. i am starting to write pieces that are excerpted from the 30,000 words that did not make it into the book as well as sections of the book and other ideas. so i encourage you to sign up for the newsletter if you're so inclined, it's free you can. pay for a subscription if you like, but it's free to just be on it. i actually did a lot of research about historians on twitter. and i had a lot of that in the book but ended up taking it out for a variety of reasons. it just sort of was going off in tangents and it wasn't sort of advancing the story. but there's some really interesting statistics about historians on twitter and which historians become vis

so, okay, so if there's one hour notice, see, that the first -- catalina sees the first -- the won the war, they want to get out after, 6:30, a little over nine. our own over now and notice, doesn't make any difference? >> i think it makes incredible notice. even if, let extended a little further, do we have some sort of coordination between the army and the navy in terms of how their air assets are going to be deployed? because the thing we really need at this point is to get army interceptors up in the air as rapidly as possible. if we have some sort of liaising system in place where we can actually alert those bases and get those fighters in place, that potentially takes a real bite out of the japanese forces that are coming in. the fact, of course, is anti aircraft guns are fully manned. you know, the picture i showed in my presentation with the second wave looked at as they were coming in, that's what the first wave would have seen as well. they were, the japanese were extremely impressed with how quickly we were able to man our guns. and, you know, the volume of anti aircraft fir

. >> so, if there's one-hour notice, say that the first catalina sees the first -- 6:30, so they have a little over an hour notice, does that make any difference? >> i think it makes an incredible difference, potentially. if you have -- let's extend it further. do we have some sort of coordination with the army and navy in terms of how their air assets are going to be deployed? really the thing that we need at this point is to get army interceptors up in the air as rapidly as possible. if we have some sort of liaison system in place where we can alert those bases and get the fighters in the air, that potentially takes a real bite out of the japanese forces that are coming in. the other factor, of course, is any aircraft guns are fully manned. the picture i showed in my presentation of what the second wave looked at as they were coming in, that's what the first wave would have seen as well. they were -- the japanese were extremely impressed with how quickly we were able to man our guns. and the volume of anti-aircraft fire we put up was tremendous. nothing they anticipated. >> the rein

that was a hard question, but i expect that from catalina. she's tough. i will have an easier question. i think. we're all excited to read this book you mentioned there were 30,000 words that you cut. what can we expect? from that really all right. well, that's my friend and mentor jeff lofton with that question who is just an ubermensch. so i have a newsletter. jason steinhauer.substack.com and on my newsletter. i am starting to write pieces that are excerpted from the 30,000 words that did not make it into the book as well as sections of the book and other ideas. so i encourage you to sign up for the newsletter if you're so inclined, it's free you can. pay for a subscription if you like, but it's free to just be on it. i actually did a lot of research about historians on twitter. and i had a lot of that in the book but ended up taking it out for a variety of reasons. it just sort of was going off in tangents and it wasn't sort of advancing the story. but there's some really interesting statistics about historians on twitter and which historians become v