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Pfizer says three doses of its vaccine are needed to neutralize the Omicron variant. Social media showdown at the Capitol. It's December. So, where's the snow in Colorado? CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
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It's a Christmas miracle! Danny and Tyler are joined by one of their favorite comics, and a host of the Stand By Your Band podcast, Tommy McNamara! (@TommyMcNam) Tommy has written an EP of Christmas music, stars in and produces his own annual Christmas comedy show in Brooklyn, and is a country music fan, making him the perfect guest for today's topic: excellent country songs fit for our special Christmas playlist. We talk classic novelty songs, wintery wistful weepers, nostalgic gems, and everything else.
After you enjoy our bonus episode, check out our hand-picked country Christmas playlist here: https://tinyurl.com/TakeThisPodChristmas
Some songs we discuss and hear snippets of include:
"Mr. And Mrs. Santa Claus" by George Jones and Tammy Wynette
"If We Make It Through December" by Merle Haggard
"Merry Christmas From The Family" by Robert Earl Keen
"I Wont Decorate Your Tree" by Loretta Lynn
"Cancun Christmas Morning" by Dougie Poole
"Leroy The Redneck Reindeer" by Joe Diffie
...and more! For the full list, including a few alt versions and surprises, follow our playlist above!
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Jacqueline Avant was a force many times over in Black Los Angeles and beyond. She was a renowned philanthropist, a political king and queen maker, a patron of the arts. She was also a wife, mother, a friend to community activists and U.S. presidents alike. Last week, an intruder fatally shot her in her Beverly Hills home. Tributes from across the world have poured in to mark a life ended too soon. Today, we devote our episode to the life and legacy of Jacqueline Avant, who was 81 years old.
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‘Unfathomable’ slaying of Jacqueline Avant stuns Hollywood and political world
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Ilan Peleg is 29 years old, and has been a long time middle distance runner. He previously ran the 800 meters, and served int he Israeli Army as a professional athlete. At the age of 21, he retired and started his tech career. He said that there are many who would correlate their Israeli service area of their professional success. He just recently got engaged. He proposed to his fiancé outside of Tel Aviv, on a cliff, in the same spot where they had their first kiss. Generally, he enjoys sports and athletics, and sees it has a positive effect on how he manages his team at Lighten. He also likes to travel, and stay educated on the topics he follows.
Ilan and his co-founder were developers in many different types of companies - startups, enterprises, etc. It seemed to them that it was easy to debut and troubleshoot applications in development, but found it very difficult to observe applications in production. They realized that most developers were not equipped with the right tooling to troubleshoot and understand live applications in the wild.
This is the creation story of Lighten.
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Most people are probably aware of the events which took place on December 7, 1941. As Franklin Roosevelt said, “it was a day that would live in infamy.” However, the events of December 7 weren’t limited to Hawaii, and they weren’t even limited to December 7. It was part of a much larger operation, the other elements of which are often overlooked today. Learn more about the events of December 8, 1941, on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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More than half of young adults are overweight. Stacey Abrams is back for another gubernatorial race. Mary Katharine's college football woes. And Reese's is now adding potato chips to their peanut butter cups—which Vic isn't so sure about. We're not just gluttons—we're gluttons for punishment.
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