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Sep 11, 2026

Tony CordascoHOST
1:57
Monday through Friday at 1:00 each day you can catch our show on the Silver State Sports and Entertainment Network.
Tony CordascoHOST
2:03
SSSEN can be found on Cox Cable channel 77 and on YouTube TV.
Tony CordascoHOST
2:10
How in the world do the Golden Knights continue to do this? A, a long-term six-year contract for Brayden Bowman, whose trajectory, whose projected growth I would guess would be more than the value of this contract.
Tony CordascoHOST
2:26
End of story.
Vince LloydHOST
1:46
This Braves ball club is still without Bob Horner, and I guess he's still trying to get his timing back after being hurt in the first game of the season, I think it was.
Lou BoudreauHOST
1:55
It's tough to be without a fellow like Horner because that meant that Skipper Cox had to change not only one position, but two positions, at shortstop and at third base.
Lou BoudreauHOST
2:06
Matthews has been having a hot back, Ben.
Vince LloydHOST
2:08
Yes, he has, and he carried a very hot glove against us, too, over there, as I recall.

10 MINS LATER

Vince LloydHOST
11:59
Herman Franks in his lineup today is going with just about the same cast that he has had Pretty much the opening part of the 1979 season.
Vince LloydHOST
12:09
We'll give you that batting order in a moment.
Vince LloydHOST
12:11
But first of all, for Bobby Cox and the Braves, leading off will be Jerry Royster, who's still having to replace Bob Horner at third base.
Vince LloydHOST
12:19
Horner suffered a bone chip.
Ken HarrelsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
91:25
Now it's set.
Ken HarrelsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
91:26
Cox the bat.
Ken HarrelsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
91:27
Moore.
Ken HarrelsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
91:27
Kicks coming to the plate.
CharlesHOST
33:53
Yeah.
Roy ReddHOST
33:56
All right, so segment four, Charter closes Cox.
Roy ReddHOST
34:02
Skill as strategy or bunker? Let's see.
Roy ReddHOST
34:05
Two of America's biggest cable companies just fused into one, so we got a merger.
Roy ReddHOST
34:22
$34.5 billion enterprise value combination, not a $34.5 billion cash purchase, so it's mostly stock.
Roy ReddHOST
34:32
There was 4 billion in cash involved, 12 billion assumed debt.
Roy ReddHOST
34:37
Cox Enterprise took 28% of the combined corporation.
Roy ReddHOST
34:43
Uh, the footprint was 37 million customers, 45 states.
Derek ShapiroHOST
3:02
Tomorrow's Saturday, 11.30 all over around.
Derek ShapiroHOST
3:05
David Shapiro, Pablo Half-Hour, Cox 13, Verizon Channel 32.
Derek ShapiroHOST
3:08
Probably Spectrum now because I think Cox changed to Spectrum.
Derek ShapiroHOST
3:12
11.30 in North Andover, Mass.
Derek ShapiroHOST
3:13
Comcast 22, Verizon 24.
Jacob WestendorfPANELIST
53:56
These guys that I just mentioned I think can make some plays, and I think Minnesota's a little vulnerable on their interior, and that is a way where when you got a shorter quarterback like Kyler Murray, get those hands up in everybody's face and everything like that, it clogs the passing lanes.
Jacob WestendorfPANELIST
54:10
And, you know, frankly, I think he's, those are guys that they're athletic enough to potentially chase him down, as while Green Bay's fast enough on the edge to even if he kind of breaks the pocket, guys like Van Ness and Cox and Dennis Sutton and Brandon's guy Baron, so all of those guys are athletic enough to chase him down and get, I don't know how many, quote-unquote, traditional sacks they're going to get on Sunday's game, but I won't be surprised if they get some chase downs, some, you know, throw aways that are forced just because Kyler has to break the pocket sooner than what he wants, things of that nature.
Jacob WestendorfPANELIST
54:41
But I feel pretty confident in Green Bay's ability to affect the game in the middle of their defense.
Brandon SnideHOST
54:46
I like it.
Bob MurphySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
184:43
Now Billy takes a big deep breath, trying to relax himself.
Bob MurphySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
184:47
Cox sped that off the right shoulder.
Bob MurphySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
184:49
The pitch to him, a foul ball back upstairs and out of play.
Bob MurphySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
184:56
Joe Horner, a twenty-nine-year-old southpaw who was taken in the draft last winter by the Cardinals.
Roger StoneHOST
33:15
Let us hope that we don't have to go back.
Roger StoneHOST
33:18
Meanwhile, a 27-year-old artificial intelligence researcher has resigned from the tech firm Anthropic with an ominous warning that gives us all pause about rapid technological growth and its effects on society.
Roger StoneHOST
33:31
One Jacob Coxon, who spent roughly three years in pre-training research and open AI in Anthropic, says that leading AI labs are racing towards self-improving superintelligence without a credible plan for controlling what they create.
Roger StoneHOST
33:47
Coxon wrote that people building the technology earnestly believed that it could kill us all by the end of the decade and accused the industry of gambling with our lives.
Roger StoneHOST
33:56
His warning is not isolated.
Roger StoneHOST
33:58
This is the machines taking over what he's talking about, folks.
Roger StoneHOST
34:10
He said he personally sees a greater than 10 percent chance of human extinction.
Roger StoneHOST
34:15
within the very next decade.
Shannon Laymon-PecoraroGUEST
12:52
Even worse, I had a very bad experience as actually a dominion power.
Shannon Laymon-PecoraroGUEST
12:56
I am the fiduciary for an elderly couple and I need to get their cable or no, It was Cox, I think.
Shannon Laymon-PecoraroGUEST
13:05
I don't know.
Shannon Laymon-PecoraroGUEST
13:05
I don't know.
Shannon Laymon-PecoraroGUEST
13:06
Anyways, one of one of the service providers, you know, Cox.
Shannon Laymon-PecoraroGUEST
13:10
But they have I cannot get through to a live person.
Shannon Laymon-PecoraroGUEST
13:14
I'm literally screaming at the phone, right? Being like live person help, like just trying to get around.
Noel BadrianNARRATOR
199:59
This LibriVox recording is in the public domain, recording by Noel Bedrian.
Noel BadrianNARRATOR
200:07
The Cox Kraal, a Swazi tale.
Noel BadrianNARRATOR
200:12
Once upon a time there lived a great chief who ruled over many thousands of men.
Noel BadrianNARRATOR
200:20
The city in which he dwelt was so large that it would have taken you many hours to walk round it, and no one had yet counted the multitude of his cattle.

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