what would the stern of now think of the stern of before?hen the stern of before helped create the wealth for the stern of today? it is all to get to this place. now he's like a new person, he has a compound in the hamptons, famous liberal friends, former model as a second wife. the question is does he even need an audience, does he have an audience? i have no idea. when you play the tune that's now acceptable to your leftwing friends, the audience is irrelevant. you're safe. never thought i would say that but howard stern is safe. >> jeanine: what's interesting, dana, it seems there's no space for individual thought in this whole belief and woke nonsense. >> dana: i don't have a lot to add to what greg said. i was thinking if the howard stern from the '90s met this howard stern, i don't know if they would recognize each other. he is a brilliant interviewer, had an incredible career, decided to change his opinions and mind, but he used to be a risk taker, that's why he built an audience. whoa, he said that. but that was before cancel culture

stern -- i want to give stern full credit. he was a hero of mine growing up. my first paying gig in media was on sirius xm in a different hall than him. i always wanted to meet him. our politics have gone different ways. his a dinosaur in the tarpits at cyrus xm. everybody has an iphone. you can listen to the internet, listen to my show, listen to rogan, fox nation, et cetera. that is different than the amount of people and it's a decreasing amount of people that have sirius xm in their cars. they're not being put in cars anymore, i don't think. he knows that his day as the king of all media is coming to an end. so as the king -- as one king is going out, you're going to throw arrows at the other king. that's what we're seeing. when cnn says he's going after rogan, it has little to do with them thinking that rogan is up to no good. what it has to to with is that rogan gets ten times if not 20 times the viewers that cnn wishes that they could get. this is about competition more than anything else. >> martha: absolutely. wanting to have people talk about you, wh

this case was shot in moscow and our stern returned at 53.changed the world of science of the 20th century the country should know its heroes - the face and i love this section because it’s time we don’t know the names that really changed in their time not only the world has changed in general, uh, society for the better, so thank you very much to the creators of this wonderful section. well, now household and earthly and manual therapy. good morning. my name is mikhail , i am a traumatologist-orthopedic expert in manual therapy, let's discuss dangerous myths around manual procedures, sedentary work, pain in the back and neck is familiar, it's time to see a chiropractor. this wizard will return your spine to normal. well, the consequences can be very serious or is this a myth? myth number one: a manual therapy session is dangerous procedure. if you think about it, it’s dangerous, it’s dangerous to drive a car, walk at night and even eat junk food, so you need to do everything according to the rules, also in manual practice, the doctor looks a

the howard stern today would, as you said, hate, absolutely hate the howard stern of 25 years ago and vice-versa. i think he is an emblematic example, sean, of what happens when people got broken by donald trump and covid, the combination of the two of them. the guy didn't leave his house for two and a half years. he just left his house to get his covid booster shot. by the way, how many people in your audience are going to get their covid booster shot at any point? how many people are going to get your six-month -- like the cdc said, your covid shot. part of howard stern's pop -- popularity, sean, was his rebellion against the status quo. now he has become a zealous add srau -- advocate of the status quo and of authority. he's become the opposite of what he used to be. you saw when he went after the congressman for the dress she wore. he said it was too much. this is a guy that used to have lesbians having sex on the radio and live on the air, and now he is grabbing his pearls and fainting on the couch because an attractive woman wears a sexy dress? >> you raise a good point. he is t

trump used to be on stern's show every week. they were friends.th? why were you hanging out with him. this is what happened. trump came along and had a similar act to howard's in the sense that he was crass and vulgar and he really did resonate with the little guy. he rode that to the white house. it killed howard he was the king of all media. he had the super ego i'm the most important person to ever open their mouth in front of a microphone. suddenly touch turned howard into the prince. >> carley: not personality but ego. >> definitely ego. second level is politics from the standpoint of howard did so many things that were anti-woke. when you talk about objectifying women. talk about wearing black face in your sketches that his political proclamations are the end result of a hostage situation. he openly takes them every day, because he knows that crowd would cancel him in a second, okay. for all of the things he did. so, two things. one is ego. the other is ransom. >> carley: to me this feels like fear and overcorrection. >> jimmy: of course it

jocelyn, do you miss the old howard stern?>> >> well, full disclosure, hosti i'm in the running forng a hosting job on his channel. s >> you're the best of my potential future boss.ider i will say i do not consider being called woke as a compliment. so, rachael ziegler, who is going to be playing the nel plw snow white, was seeingw sn how the prince basically star her weird, weird. >> and all i posed was here her. in stalker. he just stumbled on her in the e forums and this guy repliedand a to my comment saying, you're so woke you'r. i'm like, what kind of definition do you have foru havy being that? reciting the facts of a known fairy tale is being woke to me . being woke is cramming down and rammin and ramg ultra pissy ideology down my throat. t let anyone ramg anything down my throat. >> down you know, you know, it's great advice unless you're planning on an endoscopy because. rt you'll be unconscious fo that, so you won't feel it.e go >> i think it's justs. all because he's he gotiffere new friends, you know, he got you kn

theory, briefly, i took off the sunny hem to the faith and the good harvest season of straightening the stern stretches in the minsk region. at the capital, i sign an anthology before the day of the city, i walk through the national mostatsky traditional belarusian, costumes and hundreds of types of textile technicians present their embroidery to the ninth century to the trash districts of minsk recommended the beginning of the cross of the imported abu bottle in hell. this informing the san epidemiological service about the order of the day in the centralized system and the security spot, the accident was served. i did not touch upon the pershamaisky partizansky soviet district of the capital. come in, well, pashka wasn’t localized. well, su- you are here, extinguishing the water quality by the israeli , the dispatch service of the minsk water utility received kolya two hundred calls from the capital’s specialists. wash the grids near the floating station yesterday at 23:20 a pipeline with a diameter of 1,000 mm was damaged. within an hour the company localized damage. the reason for it is b

jocelyn, do you miss the old howard stern?the running for a hosting job on his channel. >> you're the best. >> so he is my potential future boss. i will say i do not consider woke being a compliment. rachel ziegler who will play the new snow white, he supposedly stalked her. he didn't stalk her. he found her in the forest. a guy responded to my comment and said you're so woke. i said what kind of weird definition do you have for being woke that reciting the facts of a known fairy tale is being woke? to me being woke is cramming down and ramming ultra pc liberal ideology down my throat. i don't let anyone ram anything down my throat. >> it is great advice unless you are planning on an endoscopy. but you'll be unconscious for that so you won't feel it. i just think it is all because he is -- he got new friends. he got -- you know, he hangs out with a different group of people and he -- no? he's scared. >> ike turner saying he was for women's rights. >> i can't come back to that one. all right. up next, did they dress like mutts

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to stern.lders, who have been working around the clock in recent months, installing power supply and weapons systems, and installing engines. domestic production. the most important factor in the construction of these ships is import substitution. this will make it possible to timely update the composition of the russian navy. sailors praise the work of our shipbuilders. and we repeat once again, we are proud of this. thank you for building the fleet of great russia. by the number of weapons, karokurts are practically not inferior to large corvettes. installed on them. artillery, anti-aircraft weapons, and cruise missiles are capable of hitting a target at a distance of up to 2,000 km. small missile ships, they are called small, but nevertheless, they are a formidable weapon, an instrument of the foreign and internal policy of our state. expressing confidence that these ships will be built with high quality and delivered on time, but as the director promises, to deliver them a year earlier, we

click the start of howard stern let's do it.y the summer off admits he stuck it in his house his paranoid of this new covid just raided progress at the everett left the house? it's i don't think so. but the show still exists but this is real i thought it was sick it's not. listen to him talk about the problems they're having in his relationship because of this. >> i am going crazy with this. my wife yelled at me we got into a fight. you have. what i am about getting covid i haven't gotten it. i am pretty safe and i really don't want to get it. then all of a sudden the announcers a new strain of covid and it is on the rise and people are being hospitalized it's time to go back down into lockdown. and i am like i am just emerging and now going back into lockdown? it makes me nervous i am neurotic. brian: is crazy because he sounds very subdued not snappy howard stern i river back in the 80s. brian: e69 his wife is 51 choicw psycho out induced uppercut she deserves the gotta do stuff. brian: if she comes home with covid he gets sic

vivienne stern, a real pleasure having you on the show.et's start with this, because if we look at the numbers, let's be frank, they're not great. i mean, there's a decline in the number of graduate jobs being advertised. that's compared to last year. starting salary increases, they're well below inflation. vivienne, just how difficult of a time is it for people leaving university at the moment? well, i think you've got to take a short—term and a long—term view. i mean, the sort of broader economic conditions, i think there's a widespread consensus. we've got to get our economy moving again and creating jobs and growing. but there's absolutely no question at all when you look at the longer—term labour market needs, you know, we are going to need those graduates. we're going to need more graduates in the future than we've got now. so it's always difficult for graduates who emerge when the economy is, you know, performing less well than we'd like it to. i don't think we're, you know, perhaps in some of the positions we've had during previous

"wall street journal's" joanna stern is with us after the curtain-raiser from our steve kovach. good to see you. are you a buyer of this view that a huge part of the install base hasn't upgraded in years and is poised to? >> i definitely believe a lot of the install base hasn't upgraded in years. that's because we have seen incremental updates over the last few years and phones last even longer, right? you can replace that battery. you can replace that screen when you break it. so, that is part of the reason. i think that this year we're going to see, again, another incremental update, what people may say is revolutionary but evolutionary. and around that, we do see people who are going to need to upgrade. whether that's the two to three or three to four-year cycle. >> we were talking a moment ago about some of the higher expected asps at the high end. are you going to be sort of on watch for what you think the consumer can pay, can afford? >> yeah. last year my review of the iphone 14 was go pro or go home. it was very clear the pro models had superior features. had the dynamic

it's a stern warning that comes only a month after fitch downgraded the us by one notch on the back ofthat's it for the show. thanks very much for watching. stay with bbc news. the eyes of the world are set on france at the moment, as the best rugby teams compete for the sport's biggest trophy. but did you know every team competing at the tournament is using a scrum technique developed here in somerset? crouch... blind, set...- crouch... blind, set... those three words _ crouch... blind, set... those three words are _ crouch... blind, set... those three words are now- crouch... blind, set... those three words are now being i crouch... blind, set... those l three words are now being said before every scrum in professional rugby, to reduce the force of the scrum by 25%, reducing the risk of injury. clearly, if we managed to save even one or two people from having a catastrophic spinal injury which would really affect their lives... but equally players who have scrummaged a lot over the years. if we can reduce the possibility of them having neck problems as they retire and get older, that

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the police discriminate against them despite the power and stern words, they do feel supported by them. when you understand us, you don't judge us. that's why we trust to do work as well. is that company on this all? because we spend so much time with them also when we've seen how some 6000 though not home, least officers treat them, they may fix them on the phone. the lie a on watch keeps rubies. but the parents are not only concerned about tensions with the police. they also want to diffuse conflicts between youth, from different neighborhoods, some of which end in shootings and stabbings. when someone enters another district, teams from deductible as stone are often caught up in such conflicts. several parents and the initiative has been affected. lot only. uh, they are in the mazda yale neighborhood of the neighboring town of job a little. i love home, we are meeting with mr. game. mrs. he lost his 15 year old son who was killed by you from another neighborhood to be to view all sorts of stuff to 58 year old geem, his wife and 3 daughters leaving an apartment block missed. and jimm

it's a stern warning that comes only a month after fitch downgraded the us by one notch on the back ofceiling crisis. well, the us government is once again approaching a possible shutdown. us lawmakers have until midnight on september 30 to reach an agreement on a spending bill. but a group of republicans in the house of representatives are using the issue as leverage to extract concessions. let's focus on artificial intelligence now because companies that take a �*wait and see�* approach in terms of adopting the technology will lose out. that's the warning management consultancy bain and company has recently given businesses. in a survey of almost 600 executives, three quarters said ai is already meeting or exceeding their expectations, helping to speed up worker tasks without losing quality. earlier i spoke to bain and company'sjue wang who told me the tech sector is at an inflection point. in many ways, you know, artificial intelligence is sort of an overnight success story, many years and decades in the making. these large models trained on the internet, the chat box on the tools o

this is a pretty stern warning from moody's. kriti: pretty stern warning. you had warnings from the likes of kevin mccarthy. his middle name is basically austerity. he is trying to create some sort of deal on the gop side. that doesn't have the same momentum than some of his previous offers have had. how does this get fixed? >> it really seems like it doesn't have all that much momentum. what we have heard is maybe republicans and democrats are reaching some kind of short-term deal to make the initial deadline. that lasts 4-6 weeks and doesn't address underlying issues republicans have singled out. in particular, looking at emergency spending as it pertains to you. . -pertains to ukraine. we were talking about shutdowns. we are at risk of ending up in that situation. maybe we reach some kind of short-term deal. but it looks like we will have to do a lot more so it feels more long-term. kriti: something we will be watching very closely. this will have repercussions for the entire world. for our markets audience, it's a question of where you allocate your mon

so that cutting like this essentially cleanses a person’s stern, taking away everything bad and behindcould you tell us in more detail what all these actions that you performed meant. this is the white sheet you covered me with. first, you knelt down and folded your hands, thereby showing respect to the monk, and as if asking for the ritual, and then we covered you with a sheet and soon. they pulled it down and the negative energy went away. those who follow this ritual are ordinary people who live in the area, either alone or with entire families with children. and it comes, they do it as often as they need it, there are no rules. how can a person understand that it’s time for him to come to you for depression, just a bad mood, headache, insomnia? and if everything is fine with you, just an impulse of the soul is also an excellent reason , we will not refuse anyone. is it possible to say that you choose part of this negative energy for yourself? no, monks, we don’t take anything for ourselves; we are just an instrument, a kind of language of the buddha that conveys to a person the pra

then i lay it all on keel blocks to carefully set up the stem, stern, and garboard, attach the bilge the timber, and lovingly craft a flat transom stern out of naturally curved quarter circles, then secure all the planks with trunnels handmade from the finest locust wood, and finally adorn it with a proud bowsprit, forepeak, and custom-gilded figurehead to present to you the dutch golden age "spiegel-jacht" that is my monologue. but sometimes... [cheering] sometimes, folks. gotta hydrate after that. "spiegel-jacht." but sometimes i awaken from a meat sweat-induced fever strapped to a basket on the wonder wheel at coney island, stumble across the garbage-flecked beach to the sound of a terrifying ragged bellow i realize is coming from my own lungs, which then summons an army of seagulls whom i instruct to gather the half-emptied cans of busch light left by a mob of belgian tourists, all of which i gather into a sack i fashioned out of pants i stole from a sleeping cop, then i swipe a giant inflatable baby yoda from a carny game, strap it to a mast i made by ripping a b68 bus stop sign

syrups or with milk , while men prefer black coffee, but in reality there is no such division and even stern tattooed men come and order a large slave with a double portion of syrup. it's just how people drink coffee, everyone does it differently. the german philosopher emmanuel kant said coffee is simply happiness, and you can drink this happiness. well, who definitely can and who shouldn’t, including we found out today and once again proved that even in the coffee topic, science is nearby. belarus is an amazing country with its interesting past full of legends and traditions, look what a curious thing it is. i found. this is not just a piece of iron sticking out of the wall - this is a polish geodetic sign of the kind i saw in belarus. just a couple of pieces for the rich cultural heritage and hospitable people. i hope now to turn a luxurious floor-length dress to the sounds of this ancient 19th century piano. and don’t even ask what to dance, of course, it’s a country with interesting tourist spots and unique attractions. very unusual indeed. personally, i have the feeling that this is so

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smells, god , because this is love, love, of course, i’ve never experienced any love, my mother was a stern here she is she kept running and barking, preventing her father from reading his prayers, and i laughed, and then he took me like a kitten and threw me into this river, the river is deep, and i don’t know how to swim, i don’t remember how i got out, i don’t remember how i got out, i’m standing there, shaking all over, and he... comes up and says: god will save you if you believe , he left, and didn’t even hug me, i don’t even remember him ever hugging me, it was always just beatings, poor thing, you’re baptized! yes, that means i can help you, you, me, yes, not me, of course, god, you need to confess and be read, it will become easier for you, god will help you, you will feel right away, well, where is the church here, well, the church, it’s where the believer is, i know one priest, he’s a freeman, he lives in a neighboring village, but i can lead him through. si how? and what does he do? well, a stove maker, sort of. listen, well, i'll think of something. hold it, this is for you, ho

still relatively free and able to criticize the parts one same as kind of an example of an act of a stern lift is that that's one photographer who turned to activism. after the experience of reports, and i'm kind of post election by then you would let them know and for driving, takes all the way to parliament and putting the words antiques, overindulging them was a problem. and so what could, aside from the powers that be, may not be easy and tenure costs of many turn. let's take home corrupt seemed by policy safe and comfortable free. so it's a major problem in gonna, it's affects the ordinary pressing for life. what's a, what's a good, good policy, hoskis, quality education and mini mall. not reporting about this issue father due to obtain a list. and that's what is the 4th grade and then i list, i'm not really a one now that it's fairly on in his car. yeah. for about 2 decades, a goal for guessing concrete evidence to prosecute such a fish out meant he has to go on that kind of, um, he didn't come again at least in dreams, that amounted corruption actively, as what he said by governmen

whoever holds the boat at the stern also finds the right coloring here, this is also a skill and theches also tell the coach. athletes also feel it, how the boat behaves in resonance. yes, there, how boats behave in the water for long training sessions. in just a sharp mushroom different technique. yes, just like walking. we are all different, you know someone more than someone sprinting ability. the beginning of the fungus someone has a very powerful ending, that is, the muscles work a little differently. well, each person has a different length of the fibers themselves. there is only one method, because you need to work to work. that is, how to give it your best, athlete, the technique is already a little bit, it’s not like it is in the background, but it all depends on the athlete himself. not even from the coach, but the coach, in the second part, how the athlete will give himself up in training, that is, this will be the result. work as a unified whole must be achieved to ideals, every second every fraction of a second, let's say. this is enough to take gold correctly, a person

. >> we had so much fun stern grow. that was a free concert and able to show that. next lineup. >> it will be you. you are the opener. >> that was funny. >> she sings through every commercial break. >> i do, i do. >> one day i am going to record it. >> a show within itself, yes. [ laughter ] >> 15 second delay just in case. [ laughter ] >> i know. all of you are like one of these days she is going to get caught. >>> let's take a look at weatherwise and jules can silently sweat there. >> yeah, right. >>> rebound kicking in tomorrow and thursday. two warmest days. a drop in temperatures starts to kick in on friday. more noticeable over the weekend. noticeable early next week when it will feel a little more like autumn for the last days of summertime. the northerly winds, bringing in the smoke from the fires still smoldering. there was not enough yellow in the moderate category to outweigh the green dots. overall, a good air quality. we will have to keep an eye on it. it looks like and snowdrifting down, will be elevated. it is just draft -- slowly drifting down, we wi

merced tris this year committee mc clirin trails park next year and lets play sf projects richmond, stern grove, which will start construction this year and the buchanan street mall project starting next year. the prospect a2020 health and recovery bond is number 7. zoel a presentation on this coming up. but as over view 239 million to reshg and park and issued the didn't first 2 issuances. i will go over that the projects and this is just an appetizer. il pass it off to shannon with the port. she will talk about their projects. >> thank you. i'm shannon karen, good morning to member and staff. i lead the project management office at the port of san francisco i will actual about the water front parks therapy funded boy the 2008 and 12 bond. so all of our parks that were funded by the 2008 bond of complete. you see the 2012 funded projects 2 are complete. the crews term until commolest in the september of 2047 and had crane cove p funded by 2008 and the 2012 billioned and this is all complete. the park opened in september 2020 and remaining components that were commolest in the august of 2

so the builder essentially cleans the stern of a person, taking away everything bad and behind his light. could you tell us in more detail what all these actions that you produced. this is the white sheet you covered me with. first, you knelt down and folded your hands, thereby showing respect to the monk, and as if asking for a ritual, and then we covered you with a sheet and soon. they pulled it down and the negative energy went away. ordinary people who live in the area, both alone and with entire families with children, attend this ritual. moreover, they come as often as they need it; there are no rules; also, a person can understand that it’s time for him to come to you; depression, just a bad mood, headache, insomnia and if everything is fine with you, just an impulse of the soul is also an excellent reason , we will not refuse anyone. is it possible to say that you choose part of this negative energy for yourself? no, monks, don’t take anything for yourself; we are just an instrument, a kind of buddha’s language that conveys to a person the prayer that should help him. i noticed.