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Russian Blogger Loses 284,000 in Bitcoin Robbery in Bali
"3 p.m. Sunday March 5th, 2023. Russian blogger loses 284,000 in Bitcoin robbery in Bali. A Russian blogger is counting heavy losses after a robbery incident in Bali that saw him lose close to quarter a $1 million in Bitcoin.
The Charlie Kirk Show
The Decline of the American Military With Chris Miller
"Play cut 24. At what point do you review a big review of the U.S. relationship with China? And at one point does the president ask for a call from president sheep. Again, I don't have a call to talk about today. The president met with president Xi Bali at the G 20, the whole purpose of that discussion was to move this relationship forward in a better way. Most consequential bilateral relationship in the world of president knows that. If he spends any harder, he's going to throw up and be nauseous, Chris. Charlie, that dude, I told you, man, he's got a tough job. Wow, that was I'm getting kind of tired of it to tell you the truth. But I know it's his job. Like the fact, I don't know what, well, I'll just tell you what I think. The Chinese can't figure out what's going on. I had a great one. They talk about the madman theory of international relations where, you know, the president Trump was accused of this. And it's actually a valid means of international relations where you keep them off balance, right? They don't know what you're going to do. I'm now calling this kind of the clueless man international affairs strategy, which is not a valid thing because it's confusing. The president says one thing, his Secretary of State says something else, the Secretary of Defense. So something else. There's no coherence. Let's go there, Charlie. Can we go there where this all started? It started with the debacle leaving Afghanistan. Chinese I know you know that sorry, I'm sorry. No, no, I'm encouraging you. Please continue. I'm just like, wow, you know, that the Chinese saw that and we showed our bellies at that point.
AP News Radio
Lunar New Year tourism hopes fizzle as Chinese stay home
"Asia's hoped for Chinese tourism boosts does not look set to happen as most travelers ob to stay inside China if they go anywhere. Tour operators are saying the upcoming lunar new year will not bring the usual hordes of Chinese visitors to the beaches of Bali or the powdery ski slopes of Hokkaido, the disappointing outlook comes as China has relaxed coronavirus restrictions on travel, resulting in a surge of cases, many believe Chinese are hesitant to travel outside of China for the moment because of COVID-19 risks. For now, the Chinese territories of Macau and Hong Kong appear to be the most favored destinations. I am Karen Chammas
AP News Radio
Bali's water crisis threatens local culture, UNESCO sites
"Experts and environmental groups warn the Indonesian island of barley faces a looming water crisis from tourist development, population growth and water mismanagement. While water shortages are already affecting many UNESCO sites, wells, food production and Balinese culture, experts project these issues will worsen if existing policies are not equally enforced across the whole island, UNESCO worker, Feng Jin, says Bali's intricate landscape is rare and under threat. This is one also one of the very special case of living landscapes in Asia. Islanders have a unique traditional irrigation system called the subak, which uses a network of canals, dams and tunnels to water the island. This is now under strain the population has increased over 70% to some 4.3 million people, including tourists, according to census data. I'm Charles De Ledesma
AP News Radio
Zelenskyy decries continued Russian G-20 membership
"Speaking to the G 20 summit in Bali Indonesia via video link from Keith president of Vladimir zelensky spoke of Tuesday's Russian missile strikes on dozens of targets across Ukraine Zelensky says hundreds of cities were left without electricity water and heat and that Internet traffic has fallen by two thirds Then he labeled Moscow a terrorist He's called for a quick response after Poland said a Russian made missile fell in the country's east killing two people The president Joe Biden has said it was unlikely it was fired from Russia I'm Charles De Ledesma
WTOP
"bali" Discussed on WTOP
"News, 25 and 55, and let's go to Jeff playbook. Just 56 points Tuesday, but the NASDAQ rallied one and a half percent. Wholesale inflation has slowed to an annual rate of 8% and peaked at 11.7% in March. HBO went from a $2 billion profit in 2019 to a $3 billion loss last year on a surge in content spending. Lucid motors is introducing a lower priced EV, though the new air pure sedan is still expensive, starting at 87,000, Jeff Klebold, WTO beneath this. Asian markets lower tonight, Tokyo stocks down about half a percent South Korea's Cosby is 1% lower Australia, half a percent lower. Poland says a missile strike on its territory was an isolated incident, the missiles were Russian made were told, the alliances on standby, and in Bali tonight, President Biden has convened a meeting with G 7 leaders. If there are remarks to come out of that meeting, you'll hear them here on WTO. On top of all of that, we've got former president Trump in roughly half an hour preparing to announce his third White House bid. It's all ahead tonight on WTO. This is a test of the Washington D.C. metropolitan operational area emergency alert system. Steady rain across much of the area tonight you're full forecast on the way. Being heavy was so hard. I would get out of breath just by going up steps
AP News Radio
Biden and Xi say they'll "manage our differences" as they meet in Bali
"President Joe Biden and Chinese president Xi Jinping met for the first time in person since the U.S. president took office the two leaders met at the group of 20 summit of large economies in Bali as their two nations compete for global influence amidst the backdrop of rising economic and security tensions She and Biden greeted each other with a handshake before they sat down for what was expected to be a conversation lasting several hours President Biden opened the meeting by expressing his hopes that the two leaders could find a way to work together despite their differences for the sake of global security and stability Our two nations we share responsibility in my view to show that China and the United States can manage our differences
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G-20 summit casts spotlight on Bali's tourism revival
"As high profile politicians and world leaders head to the group of 20 summit on the Indonesian island of Bali the island itself wants the world to know its back the summit is drawing a welcoming spotlight on the vital tourism sector of the tropical destination the main culprit for Bali's flailing tourism industry is the COVID-19 pandemic before the pandemic over 6 million people came to body each year in 2020 that figure dropped to only 1 million This was partly because the islands are only open to indonesians halfway through the year and by July 2021 a surge in cases emptied the island once
Bloomberg Radio New York
"bali" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Very little misunderstanding. We just got to figure out where the red lines are and what are the most important things to each of us. So that happens late afternoon this afternoon, Bali time. Biden also says he's coming into the meeting in a stronger position because of the outcome of the midterm election and democratic strength. But there may be no joint communique. There wasn't one out of ASEAN and Bloomberg Steve engel in Bali says it blew up over a statement on the Russian war. Because again, the sticking point is the verbiage on Russia's war in Ukraine. Sergei Lavrov, who is here representing Vladimir Putin. He's the foreign minister. He puts the blame on the United States and its allies for the strongly insistence on strongly used language condemning the war. So that is something the G 7 has been pushing for at G 20. It may not happen. So U.S., midterm election, Nevada has been called for Democrat Catherine Cortez masto, which in turn ensures a democratically controlled Senate with a runoff in Georgia to come, a failure for Trump and extremism, Republican governor Chris sununu on ABC says the party needs to take notice. But what I think people said was, look, we can work on these policies later, but as Americans, we got to fix extremism right now. And on the democratic side, Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer says his party fought back the red wave because the public rejected the election deniers. Too many Republican leaders actually encouraged the threats of violence, the violence, the denial of an election. And so the American people said, wow, this ain't for us. And the house
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Biden to meet with Xi Jinping at G20 summit
"President Joe Biden and Chinese president Xi Jinping are due to meet in person for the first time since by the McCain president at the G 20 summit in Bali the highly anticipated meeting will enable both leaders to figure out how to manage a relationship that the U.S. has determined poses the biggest economic and military threats Speaking to reporters at the ASEAN summit in Cambodia Biden said he wanted to know where she stands I know Xi Jinping has spent more time than any other world leader I know him well He knows me There's no we have very little misunderstanding We just got to figure out where the red lines are and what are
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Biden pledges US will work with Southeast Asian nations
"President Joe Biden promised that the U.S. would work together with a vital coalition of Southeast Asian nations as China also tries to expand its influence in the region speaking at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit Biden expressed the importance of ASEAN to his administration ASEAN is the heart of my administration's in the Pacific strategy The president hoped U.S. collaboration with the ten nation bloc would help to deepen peace and prosperity throughout the region to resolve challenges from the South China Sea to Myanmar and define innovative new solutions to share challenges Biden's efforts at this year's ASEAN summit are meant to lay the groundwork for his upcoming meeting with Chinese president Xi Jinping Biden will meet with Jean Bali at the G 20 summit at a time when China is now considered as the U.S.'s most potent economic and military rival I'm Karen Chammas
AP News Radio
Indonesian official: Russian President Putin will not attend G-20 summit, avoiding possible confrontation over Ukraine
"Versus president Vladimir Putin will not attend the group of 20 summit in Indonesia the news that Putin would not attend the G 20 meeting was announced by an Indonesian government official the move would enable the Russian leader to avoid a possible clash with the United States and its allies over the war in Ukraine The summit would have been the first time president Joe Biden and president Putin were together at a gathering since the start of the Russian war in Ukraine The event will take place on the Indonesian island of Bali and will start on November 15th I am Karen Chammas
AP News
"bali" Discussed on AP News
" Conservationists are working to bring the critically endangered Bali Mina back from the brink of extinction with help from unlikely allies. Bird breeders and sellers in Indonesia. I'm Ben Thomas, with the closer look. Tossing their flowing white crests back and forth a pair of Bali Mina share a branch. Looking around with trademark blue patches around their eyes, catching the sunlight. Endemic to Bali, the Mina has been prized for its striking plumage and song. But the birds capture for sale coupled with habitat loss led to the minor becoming critically endangered and by 2001 only about 6 were living in the wild. Though there were thousands in cages around the world. Now conservationists see bird breeders as key to bringing the minor back. The national park began to understand that, I think. Tom squires, with Manchester metropolitan university. The bird keepers can still keep birds and follow their hobby without a cause in real problems for wild populations. Readers are allowed to keep 90% of the offspring for private sale while the remaining birds are released into a protected national park in Bali. And I get a yeoman Bayou, who are you to a Friends of the national parks foundation. You need also to give something back to the community. So they can feel conservation, give them benefit. Experts say continued monitoring is needed to ensure success, but the model could be replicated for other endangered birds. I'm Ben Thomas.
BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"bali" Discussed on BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"So I pitched it to my brother and to my husband. But my brother sees me as surfer girl who calls him from Bali 20 years ago, going like, hey, dude. I'm all out of money. Can you send me some? That's how he remembers me. So I'm like, how can I change that belief? So I spent a while to think about, okay, who is he, who's my husband, and both of them are, they've got good jobs, but they're engineers. So I'm like, I'm going to talk to them in their love language, which is excel. So here's what I did. I created an excel and it was massive. On one side, my brother also invests in the stock market. Okay. So on one side, I put his return. I took like, all right, so I'm going to give you invest in the stock market. Here, the average return over a few years is this, or even just an index level return. And I pulled that over 5 ten, 15, up to 30 years. On the right hand side of that, I showed what he would be making if he instead invested that money in me and my realest NMS thing. So calculated used some metrics like appreciation and obviously the use of leverage, how that impacts the cash flow and inflation and that sort of thing. So I had a few things that I added in. So instead of saying, hey, dude, can you lend your cis 20 K? Which is how most people treat it. Which is how right? But I'm like, this is a business acquisition, so I pitched him not as the sister or my husband as the wife, but as the business owner. Yeah, so I showed him here's how much more you'll be making with me. Yeah. As opposed to. What I want to pull out here is just this important idea of love languages..
AP News Radio
American woman convicted in "suitcase murder" in Bali freed
"An American woman convicted of helping to kill her mother on Indonesia's tourist island of Bali has walked free from prison heather mac has been released after serving seven years of a ten year sentence she was almost nineteen and a few weeks pregnant in twenty fourteen when the body off how wealthy mother Sheila von Wiese Mack was found in a suitcase inside the trunk of a taxi had the Max then boyfriend Tommy Schaefer received an eighteen year sentence during her incarceration on Bali that deal to Stella who's been living with a foster family Max not seen her for about twenty
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U.S. woman jailed over Bali "suitcase murder" to get out early
"A Chicago woman convicted of assisting her boyfriend and her mother's murder and stuffing the body in a suitcase is being released early from a ten year sentence according to officials heather mac was eighteen when she was arrested after her mother's body was found in a suitcase in the trunk of a taxi on Indonesia's resort island of Bali authorities there say Mack received thirty four months of sentence reductions and had shown she was quote a good person before mac was convicted she gave birth to a daughter who is now six the murder happened in twenty fourteen Max boyfriend Tommy Schaefer received an eighteen year sentence his cousin pleaded guilty to helping plan the killing in exchange for fifty thousand dollars that mac was expected to inherit he was sentenced to nine years I'm
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Lindsey Graham Defends Horseback Border Patrol Agents, Calls for 'Incompetent' Mayorkas to Resign
"You know they put. They put fences around capital but the borders wide open to the tune of two million criminal immigrants to this invasion thus far and as democrats report from the border but twenty five percent of them have the wuhan and they're not tested and they're just laughing at you knuckleheads putting on your man. Who put your mask ron. I'm going to the supermarket really a. Why don't you pretend the supermarkets the emmys or barack hussein's party or the border senator. Lindsey graham was talking with show favourite martha mccallum yesterday about the disasters of this administration. Play that clip. Give me real quick quick. So all i can say is what biden has done is he surrendered the border to drug cartels cody's and human smugglers. He surrendered afghanistan to terrace. The taliban and al qaeda in a major terrorist attack is gonna come our way because between the combination of allowing afghanistan to fall back into terrorist hands and have a completely open and broken border here in the united states is just a matter of time that the terrorists come through that border to kill a bunch of us. And here's what. I want to say to the american people. The man on horseback is there to protect your family. The people rushing our border have put us all under siege. And i think the most inhumane things going on right now in america is that the men and women of the border patrol of been completely abandoned. Them god's scapegoat and treated like dirt by elected officials in the democratic party and this administration. So i'm not unhappy. I am pissed secretary. Marcus needs to resign. He's completely incompetent. The border is not closed. It has been surrendered. A man senator. Lindsey graham and bali needs if if if the democrats have the lord and the constitution and the love of america may orcas would be out. He's not incompetent. He's doing what he's being ordered to do. It's you got gotta look up the chain. The handful of people controlling those strings on biden's ira- ira- iraq. You could practically his job moving. They need a little more. Wd forty that jaw just like a puppet. Now
The BosBabes
"bali" Discussed on The BosBabes
"Had night terrors when I was a little kid. Just awful. Just awful. I couldn't even to the extremes of all sensible perception. I was like pushed. By that I mean, when you're dreaming, your mind's eye, your mind's eye is creating an experience for you. We're all experiencing things all the time when we're away for conscious. We have eyes, ears. Emotions, sense, and smell and taste and touch and this crafts our reality around us. We're able to take in information because of our senses. And interesting experiment. Just further illustrate what I'm talking about. Is if you're watching right now or listening at home or whatever. I want you to think about a pizza. We've all had pizza before. I'm sure you know, think about like a special kind of eat. So maybe the baby pepperoni pizza. Maybe it's just right out of pizza Friday at school or something. You know, you have smells, how it tastes, put it in your mouth, how the cheese is melted on top is a little bit of sauce with the crust is kind of hard and flaky on bottom. You feel that. Or even with something else, like an elephant. As soon as I say the word elephant, you think of one, right? Do you think the word? Did you think of the animal? Is it cartoon? Or is it real? Is it on grass? Is there a blue sky? Now thinking, Bali, I mean, every time that you take in sensory information, you're crafting an image in your mind. More than just an image, but smells and tastes and yada yada. What's interesting is when I had you pretend to eat the pizza, the part of your brain that lights up when you actually eat pizza, also lights up, it's the same kind of thing. Now obviously eating pizza as a real life experience is going to be kind of more visceral and more real because it's actually happening and stuff. When you imagine those same areas of recognition of what pizza smells and tastes and looks and feels like, light up when you think about it when you imagine it. Pretty fascinating. Your brain does almost doesn't know quite the difference. I.
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"bali" Discussed on WSB-AM
"To Bali Sports South, their Braves outfielder Adam Duvall came back here in a trade from Miami. He is one of the many reasons for the Braves surge and about the Yankees. They have a nine game winning streak resurgent in the American League at the moment, Wa Scarry Noah gets the pitching start for the Braves, Jordan Montgomery for the new for New York first pitch and likely packed, truest Park. Coming up at 7 20 live in the new centre Edgar trinkets. 95.5 ws 90 degrees on Peachtree Street At 601 W SP meteorologist Christina Edwards has her exclusive five day forecast coming up. Next double team traffic here is Doug Turnbull. Certainly a little bit of extra traffic. Your truest park area, but not enough to take alternate routes. Just saying No. It will not be a small crowd here. These next two nights. Got a large crowd here. 78 Travel advisory. Just the right laid up over this crash right next to still mountain bargain. Human level Exit number seven. The delays start back, almost 25 state marginal highway or memorial drive toward the still mountain areas and then the Gwinnett County. If you're ready to go to downtown connector crash was that the two level aides which caused this issue a travel advisory 75 85 more than 20 that moved it to the right But the fire truck at the two right lanes So you jam still back at Highway 1 66. What about 25? Mike Shields. Cool. Break African traffic center All brake lights on the West side perimeter to find work down the inner loop, leaving Highway 1 66 pretty much getting up the I 75 exit 20 in Cobb County, a lot of people making their way the truest part. On the North side perimeter 25 westbound the actual of usual brake lights. 35 West found the absolute making her way through Dunwoody past Georgia 470 Spring City to I 75 in Cobb County tripled in traffic 95.5 w S v Covid vaccine and a major announcement today full fighter FDA approval granted and we have team coverage. This is the first covid vaccine to be fully approved by regulators. And now that fighters coping vaccine has gotten the full approval of the FDA for those 16 and over Will more people get the shot. If the.
Inc. Uncensored
"bali" Discussed on Inc. Uncensored
"Make any margins in market primary care. The reimbursements are very law. It was one of the season. Where like the like the rue struggle to like fund company. Yeah sorry to interrupt the out. There was there was like a massive series series b. crunch as they called it going on at that time and also i mean yes said seems like almost impossible to convince venture venture capitalists to open a bunch of essentially storefront. So tell me what happened. And how how did you end up doing it. I'm just to be transparent like we ran out of money twice until the time came by approve convictions. Real numbers did did week turn was once we start optimizing evelyn little detail after kennedy resource constrained environment. If finally made the numbers work The numbers were roughly johnson. Nineteen than i think. There are some investors who are bullish about osborne digital contrarian investments between some investors. Thinking this whole vural physical locations is jus- is this no portion it because it's probably not the right idea that will help our tournaments really help and other things which help us. So when you're doing. Get punitive business like tom. Medicine but happens is you. You spend more money than video on like face with google ads corn customers for any business through online channels from google face when he ended up becoming so expensive. That fewer realize physical storefronts the they bring customers as well so even for customization purposes just makes so so between defect. The numbers were and then cable way enlarge allies like even these so companies should actually have storefronts like time. Better we'll be parker said wti stores and it was clear to amazon was gonna build physical infrastructure The industry shifted to ought to this mindset announcer the numbers and then like flipped and often deadly Money and skins company became a lot. Easier was there a moment during one of the two times. At least that that you may have been really close on money that you thought okay. This idea it's just it's just not gonna work..
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"bali" Discussed on Inc. Uncensored
"Founding ceo was not wasn't inaugural like back in two thousand two thousand ten's even nowadays like what a lot of look for because a lot of phonics have been extremely successful depositing but i was also thinking about okay like what what would i start next and full idea of like healthcare tools for doctors and the other part was i was looking at all just healthcare companies which had technology and. I was really sipped when today disappointed that they all were tragic healthcare provider for google employees like tunnel. They all can targeted as young effluence can come. Patient populations usually sold to employers as some Like haiyan benefits. But i didn't even see a single credible attempt which had jet technology to make healthcare better for just an average teacher retail employee this country. That was disappointing like nobody was even attempting to change. Mass-market us healthcare access. But also. i must say. I really realized this massacre portion to yet like if somebody can crack the cold and the amazing healthcare experienced. That doesn't cause any more than how much of your cost today. It could be one of the largest companies. Ag- i just got so excited about the portuguese like so large here. It's just it just divorced almost any other industry and really the fact that i always the inside the doctors had horrible tolls and healthcare expensive. You know is real bad. For every person and united states special or the tunnel money in healthcare. So that's kind of told me a somebody made the tool better and design the system better. We don't even need increase costs orders spending way too much money on healthcare delivery. We should we should be able to create a ten times better Dot increasing the cost even dollar fed was all inside. I need so. I decided to okay like this is too big and this is not an easy..
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"bali" Discussed on Inc. Uncensored
"Like healthy done as an example in silicon valley. Even today it's like a religion of being data the rhythms supposed to look at data for every major decision intuitions are bads even as a petition. I actually think dates is actually often. Inaccurate doesn't capture the full picture. So i wanted to do something. More like intrusion oriented more design your aunt and so it. A second coming was Immoral antics but that was just mean best practices. yeah. Yeah i rarely hear. Mathematician saying data is overrated. It is one of the tempting sheriff shirt. No that's great so at some point you you decided it's time to move on. I have more ideas i have. I have more important things that i need to accomplish. And that took the form of another company. You talk about sort of life events that led you to start carbon so before when i planned on starting the company i in Thirteen my mom had split unexplained struck and i had to take a couple of months of my ceo. John quebec's choky a my older sister. A physician so she lined up all is different specialists under symbols. What's happening does no sad story here. So eventually one of the neurologist diagnosed Failure rare sie scored neuropsychological says that her immune system attacking neurosis system which temporarily causes But she was able to recover mostly from that but the but it's like a long period of like an uncertain team. I was looking at like printing toz pages of documents from different doctors or a doctor visits and lab results and dvd's of had scans And doctor doctor. And i meet operations Tooling that doctors use using. Were not designed for denver. It was just like it just didn't match how they thought about healthcare medical records because and my observation was over actor would like look at oldest pages right tours near not back k. And then just look at all the pages right tomorrow words and asked my sister. I said what they doing and she said they're making chronology the case and i was like why is it that matters the chronology All doctors are looking at macgregor's. So i start getting some like Like inside subodh hub. Doctors will get things. I started looking. Get journals doc. Physicians were sharing complex medical cases with each other derived. I my sister shared some of the presentations shumate by Showcases than i realized like this is part of the version. Bait doctors communicates data and it looked nothing. Like holidays Roach i headed one equally my mind. Somebody should redesign the hawthorne the tools for that. This is one of the more scarce resources of any country on earth and basting tutors. They're probably time and effort and like the tools systems Doesn't make sense for them. I didn't have an idea like starting company. I would say. Healthcare is a very scary field to get into some sketches That they just left some better. Just got a van beck. Judy mean Debate and then pointed. Ud movie like i am. The board generally decided that We should haram experience your to take the company to the next step and that was that was a playbook back in early. Docents rice would start company eventually when the company is growing fast. You'd bring in an experience. You're to take a company public and next steps so i think that playbook has changed since then but that that used to be the playbook and now they're just forced out these days. There's a lot more. A fan like investment towards like funding for actor event technica..
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"bali" Discussed on Inc. Uncensored
"To entrepreneurship once. Once you got there in your life a senior different phases of like. After i grew up i studied computer science mathematics to first thing i i realize like i like building. Thanks for in college. Be of this browser-based music player which wasn't two dozen. One does bay earlier than any other browser bays online music player. So i was just trying to build something that i can listen to music anywhere because i own. A personal computer is portable service. Mostly working in university labs like i was usually champion delayed until three in the morning and then go home. So the idea of browser-based Interesting and doesn't want. Wow so like kind of a combination of like itunes and spotify and youtube on the brazos. Anybody that was the first time i could have had. This tastes like building something fun. And he was and the becoming. Your viral among students in the college does are fun. Bud points into the in turkey. I had no idea that this is websites or two sulfate. You'll be able can become extra business like even when i looked at something like google for a long time. I thought this was. Somebody's gonna toy. Projects served the idea that you could be way you can make a living was not like obvious to me in from turkey in order to thousands and eventually i realized these are indeed like companies than they can become carriers. The first company built Turkey where abbas inspired by how like On his amusement people who just did not have access to change their lives than i started. What became beautifully eventually in turkey that specific become successful but was alive education platform so That would allow anyways. Teach online In turkey a dozen five was the first time. I realize like this can be more than just for projects. So when you're starting you to me in turkey what was. What was their light bulb. Moment that caused you to say This is a business. I'm gonna move to silicon valley beauts what we launched one company which is not viewed was technically a different companies cited idea but it does the same ambitions. Ambition was if it could enable all the people that are on the road to share their knowledge. It could be transformation company but in tokyo was a live education platform initially like i was looking at companies like youtube and blogger which created platforms that disrupts to publishing even writing online. So my thought was. Somebody should do the same thing for education. There are meetings of experts in devolves. If given given the tools they would actually like to share their knowledge and his ideal is becoming a company in real. Sustainable thing big for me but at this point in tokyo had no understanding of starbucks and companies in fundraising does those concepts. Were like for me..
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"bali" Discussed on Inc. Uncensored
"Of the fastest growing companies in the united states. These are five thousand companies large and small in every imaginable industry and the thing that unites them. Is that over the past three years. They have attained extraordinarily fast growth in revenue. Our guest today has earned a very rare spot right near the top of the list. His company which brought in more than forty five million in revenue in twenty twenty and continued to grow strong even during the pandemic attained a growth rate of thirty nine thousand seven hundred and thirty four percent over the past three years. The company is carbon health and it seeking to fix a broken system in healthcare. It does everything from software to clinics to now mass vaccination sites. It's creating solutions that aim to fix a lack of transparency in medical care disparities in access an costs through its clinic model. It's the second fastest growing company in the country and its founders name. And my guest. Today is erin bali. This isn't his first time. Starting super fast growing business before carbon a decade before he as a recent immigrant to the united states saw a broken education system and as much education went online. He thought he could do that better. He founded education tech startup. Yumi aaron story is fascinating. He was inspired to turn his attention to healthcare and fixed the messy system through which doctors communicate bill and are paid by the aftermath of a stroke. His mother had turns out. His parents may have been some inspiration to him as well long before. He decided to take on america's broken healthcare system when he was merely trying to make a dent democratizing trade and hobbyists education originally from a rural farming village in the turkish mountains errands. Parents were teachers and activists going up the right. I always had this passion for hav is like talent everywhere in the ball which are usually a base because of illegal trinity's to me on those fields but but the whole concept of enterpreneurship did county. Until i was much older so your parents were always helping people right as teachers did you. You felt that. Drive first and foremost yes. David very idealist people so they were progressive political activists as well. So that those really. What made the hard Who's usual don't want. Don't like progressive. Movement's so my parents were union. Leaders chillier did. That was already like they always have passion tours. how they Make life better for people or most working people. And he never as i shared it. That's kind of upbringing. The passion tours accessibility but with a slightly different twist. So i chose the technology rod as a way to improve lives for people but versus at forget political stance. There before we talk about your latest company. You've actually founded many companies. So so what did drive you.
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"bali" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"Taking risks after risk after risk and so the thing that catalyze that journey for me. I quit my job two years into it. I actually traveled to bali not To be an entrepreneurial though there's like a huge digital nomad seen there which is where. I actually started my business in two thousand seventeen but I've i went for a women's leadership training actually and that after the training i met my now husband which you know we were together at the time. And that's what drew me back to live in bali. And when i went back to live there i that's when i started to really notice. This kind of laptop lifestyle digital nomads. Seen and i saw so many incredible people for the first time who had built a personal brand using their gifts kind of synthesizing. All of these different skill sets that they'd acquired rather than trying to fit that inside of a box. We're actually using it to build a brand. That was all their own. And so it took me really a year to a year and a half actually from from that moment to when i finally launched my business it was may of two thousand seventeen I got myself in a mastermind and in-person mastermind. That i had really been like sitting on my hands and being like. Oh i who am i to put out content all that classic stuff and i just got myself accountable and ripped off the band-aid started. You know posting through a website together and You know it was very successful. Within my first ice skill to six figures within my first year last year. When i was pregnant we crossed the seven-figure mark. And it's just been. It's been an incredible journey. But i would say that the thing that really has been consistent that first decision to leave the safety of a fulltime job to going all in on myself again and again and again has been cultivating a relationship with risk varnishing. And there's so much to take away from that you know one thing before i get too deep on my kind of two cents here is love that you're into the a three..
Higher Journeys with Alexis Brooks
"bali" Discussed on Higher Journeys with Alexis Brooks
"A calmness many of them many of the individuals that witness them feel that they can pick up on them telepathically meaning the person that sees this block all of a sudden. They can hear what the what they're saying. There have been many. All all. I got was i you know like over the months. I realized that he was actually pick. He was a shooting to me. Well that's happening as well it's a. It's a reciprocate. I didn't get anything though. I wish i could. I wish i could have read his mind but it was like. I think i was trying so hard to attuned to his family and spirit and to his children and like normally do so it was like i'm just getting anything so i don't know whether whether whether where they from the don't have that same frequency are just different. It was just something. That i was the only time i could never read i. Somebody isn't that fascinating. Yeah i've done over ten thousand readings readings. Yeah are you still doing them now or did you tell me off. Line that you're not you're not so you bump arted well the last the last thing i ever did. I can talk about it now. But i didn't tell anybody relay but i wrote about it in my in my last book and basically i am. I was full on working. And i was doing a retreat in bali and there were a lotta people and more than they should have been really and i. I always want to give more. I always wanna just do that little bit more. And just you know. Make people feel amazing so i had gone through think twenty. I think there was twenty one twenty three participants in this beautiful retreat that we had and i was doing all the sessions and had finished all the sessions and i normally finish off on the last night with a shamanic ritual blessing of lie and love and really doing some serious cleansing of all sorts past life or whatever traumas so i was a little bit weak and i was asking how because i needed some strength so i.
Sleep Meditation for Women
A Meditation for Back Pain Relief
"Oh pin yourself to the healing touch at night him. feel it. Relax you and relieve you from your back pain so pre and settle yourself t. Tear bad him by cherry attention to come inside away from the streaming in your head and on tier body. Listen no aces denied around you. The smooth ocean she her playing as they touch your skin. P. the motion severe breathing arising in fine of your bali the air flow in now very no cheer senses pre new here
You Beauty
Our Concealer and Corrector Recommendations for Those Pesky Dark Circles
"If you do have a predisposition to dark circles. no amount of selepe or borough is really going to help it. I have a girlfriend. she's great. She's absolutely stunning. Even if she has made a yoga retreat in bali fid ten years. She still has dachshund. It's just part of her heritage so she's always venting to me saying help. What can i do. And so the best line of defense is make up as we said skin k. Can't really do that much. Can cake is great for hydration and even for the circle pot but for the dot color pot. You really need to call on makeup so you wanna do a two step approach with geez color correct and then conceal so i you need to color corrector. And it's a bit of colossians really want to go opposite on the color wheel so we're trying to hide purple. So we weren't like peachy orange my favorite's the charlotte tilbury magic vanish. And the bobby brown correct on. They both really fantastic specifically formulated for doc because they come in various shades so if you very pale with dark circles or if you're very dock with dachshund goals you can get one to match your skin tone and what you do use a teeny tiny amount just on the real kind of inequality. And where the doc mris and then you blend out really carefully out to where the darkness kind of subsides. you don't use a lot like conceal. I use a tiny amount another one. That's really good is the max. Judy affixed conceal a pallets because they have a variety of shades. In the one pallet. So you can kind of get you ought on and get the right color happening there and then on top of the color corrector wants that stride or tacky then you want to conceal. I asked my lovely great girlfriend. And she's swayed by the east coast medics by under i conceal. So it's a full on heavy duty high coverage conceal but it's really jewelry and really hydrating because a lot of the heavy judy conceal as can be quite drying and then under the i. It's fine lines and show then you don't have any dogs articles but you've got wrinkles so she swears by that and she pops on on top of a color correct done. It's really effective and so it is a bit of a labor of love to hide dark circles. It's a daily thing. There's nothing that's really gonna fix it sort of long term but a color corrector really
AP News Radio
Indonesia Reports 54,000 Virus Cases, Becomes Asian Hotspot
"Indonesia reports over fifty thousand virus cases of the deadly could be dying teen surge escalates Indonesia has recorded more than fifty four thousand new coronavirus cases for the first time surpassing recent daily infection figures in India whose disasters operate is declining and in so doing Indonesia is becoming Asia's new virus hot spot officials fear the more highly transmissible delta variant is now spreading from the audience of Java and Bali without breaks prompted a partial lockdown it's close places of worship moles parks and restaurants the high daily figure is eight thousand more than a month ago I'm Charles de Ledesma
Buddhist Society of Western Australia
"bali" Discussed on Buddhist Society of Western Australia
"Naturally. How hot is feeling part. We few come peace kindness. Relax and letting go. How hot is appealing pop. And now mind is thinking we think of kind things and the heart refu- the warmth and the kindness generate peace and happiness taught and feeling body become calm ni chi ni. Relax we bring out with this to hop breathing breathing gently and breathing out calmly. Sp become relax and not breath become common peaceful than we can start to guide loving kindness. Meditation we always thought we are hot and my placing may be happy and will be. I be free suffering. Be free for mental and physical suffering. I buy happiness and joy. May i keep myself for any wrongdoing by bali speech and my be happy and well may i a buy in happiness peace calm kindness and freedom from suffering and pay. We use the woods feeling to come to mind kamo hard. Now when you have love loving kindness within your heart you can share.
Travel with Rick Steves
A Tour of Turkish Markets
"Joined by turkish tour. Guide lally sermon iran. Bali thank you for inviting gets a pleasure now first of all when we're in the town of konia i know from my experience taking groups around people get a little bit like an anxious. It seems a little more conservative. Women are more covered up into town like this described the atmosphere in cornea compared to a place like izmir or ankara. Well as you just put into words. It's little bit more conservative. But what's attract people's attention is not the conservatives off the town being a conservative is not a bad thing. It's just the personal understanding of how you want to practice your life and your religion. The reason i'm saying is that muslim women prefer if they are developed. They prefer to cover up but in different religions. People don't or may or may not need to show their face with what they wear because there's a visual aspect to it. It attracts attention. Otherwise cornea is not any different than any more conservative city anywhere in the world. Okay so different Groups in different religions will have their women wearing hats and their men wearing beers visual indicator. Then you to said if there was not you would not notice. A life is not different in konya than anywhere else in turkey. It's just men have more beards and women have more scarfs. That's okay we're going to go to the market now when you step into a market like anywhere. It's sort of a cultural scavenger hunt and you have a chance to learn about the culture from the market if you were going to take one of our listeners into the marketing konia. What are some of the things you would see. That would give you a better understanding own loved the marketing. First of all. What i love is that it's was a market two thousand years ago. One thousand five hundred years ago one thousand years ago five hundred years ago and today it's still at the same place in the same layout and more or less. Probably the items carried in the market are the same.
Stuff You Missed in History Class
The History of Marie Taglioni: The Romantic Era’s Most Renowned Ballerina
"And we're gonna talk about a very famous to anybody who knows anything about dance. Marie tagliani who was very famous dancer. really considered the ballerina of the romantic and she's often credited with revolutionizing valet restyling it redefining dance but her father was really a pretty significant part of all of those achievements And she came from a bali family. So i mentioned her father but also her grandfather. Carl tahiliani was a theatrical dancer. And a choreographer. Her uncle salvator was a prominent dancer. Her mother was swedish. Ballerina named hedvig sophie. Karston although she did not go by head big But her father. Felipe tagliani was really the biggest influence on her life and her career and filippo was a dancer and a choreographer he was very successful and he's credited with much of the development of what we now refer to as the romantic ballet style so marie had dance in her blood like genetically she should've been primed but it didn't really play out that way. Initially no in eighteen o three filippo. He took a job as principal dancer and ballet master in stockholm sweden. And that's where he met and married sophie karston. Which is the name. She used her middle name Instead of her first name which was big they started a family right away. Marie was born on april. Twenty third eighteen. Four in stockholm. Her brother paul was born. Four years later and filippo accepted a post in vienna. When marie was still an infant and philippa did some training with his children when they were very young but When they were school age he moved them to paris to pursue additional dance training but despite being the daughter of to accomplish answers and having a pedigree that goes went back even further than that. Marie really did not impress the ballet masters in the french capital according to paris opera director. Louis veron's more jean-francois kulon. Who was the prison teacher. Who had trained filippo once. Famously said this about marie. When all that little hunchback ever learned
The Know Show
"bali" Discussed on The Know Show
"About fishing knots. You why would they exactly. They're convenient lennon. Used the nice term usefully dates. It's sad but i mean but it's it's you know. This was a politician. Knew what he was doing bumming. It's like it's very tempting. With how you know the idea of of having a particular account articulation the fact that boris johnson before he became prime minister when he was deciding which side is gonna be he wrote both you know essays on both sides it just goes to show is like i do serve me. Let's outcome. I have two different articulations and i'll see which one looks like being the most effective what i want. But they really think through to the consequences of their articulations. What advice would you give to young people and people who just starting the journeys academia of perhaps in the world of anthropology or even politics and wordpress would you the young people about of navigate in this world these articulations. I think to some extent they might have to follow to the degree. What i did. I will often be. I had a great interest in the mass media television. I didn't have a television set. So i was thirty but being in bali and seeing how much impact on lease i thought right. I need to start reading about this. What does television do. And i read a book by of great famous Media scotland John fiske. There's just go to the vision. Culture in there was a chapter on television. You die red. And i thought wow how come i had never thought i'm thinking to myself. It's critical two thirds of that never occurred to manley spelled it out. It was obvious One of his points was that in a in a sense. Everything is 'priority correllated for us. He gave a lovely example of the building congo. This was going back about fifty years. The will massacres taking place off europeans and a an american journalists flow deriving lazaga airport. He rushed up to a group of white women who will fly out the game lucid hollow as anyone here speak english in being raped fisk said the whole point is the story had already been written in america before he left the a template old he was doing was picking up a bit of local color. Under this is horrifyingly true. I would say we live in. A mass mediated and i a speaking through. A contemporary media naturally need social media. Anybody who does not recognize that is basically living in a fantasy. Well that style generally imagining the things are still face to face whereas everything virtually everything is mediated. Stop and think. What do you actually know. I direct experience or by inference from reliable sources at virtually nothing and i've had fifteen students working on television production and other kinds of media production in different countries around the world and looking at how produces set about framing these articulations. That's the moment which gets done. And it's really an intriguing world Back to your point. I think that a course if going to university a course on me's study says on critical media studies. What are the media doing to us. And how are they doing. It would be vital many years ago. Shakya mani but he was saudi. Mr for oil was ost what he considered the greatest contribution to will face. His niece was studying anthropology. Docs and his reply with symbol. He said a year round apology. Should be social. Hasbro cultural anthropology should be compulsory every university degree in the world No matter whether you would doing natural science i would say a course on media. Couches studies now fulfills. Apparently function tells you what boston's doing to you absolutely absolutely hopping. I think that's spun. You hit the nail on the head of the and where can people get access t. You'll you'll books works in general. It's all on my personal website. Jr. it's also available on democracy. Hobart on that academic website academia dot n. You and these also available for the general public on research gate. I'll link will three through these websites only on the show so people can get instant access to them mark. It's been absolutely fantastic speaking to you. I've i've enjoyed the beyond anything else of the week so out so much taking the time to speak to me. I hope that's more or less. What he wanted. Is fantastic to take a moment to kind of remind you guys to subscribe to our show. An oprah cost platform and youtube as well as instagram. You can find these links on. Www dot the no-show. Don't join us today and be of the research revolution..
The Know Show
"bali" Discussed on The Know Show
"Was nice lady that he was a tailor and having he was a habitual things and they went and Regained grabbed but the police adult s us and he is taken to the police station now. This police station happens to be just on the turn in on the road to boot. Which is one of bali's great tourist centres famous off dancing in psalm. One must people dead Is what happened there. While during my first fieldwork the village turned out instruments. All the police station and they said handy mova we will produce justice. Lease it new. Is the indonesia where the police we take said. No you said. Lisa where armed said under many more of us. How many of us do you think you'll kill before we kill you handy move so they did and he was torn limb from limb on the spot and tourists stop. There's always a beautiful thousand swansong aggressive to like. It was just the cultural he had he had. He had betrayed the community okay. Gone against core values Additionally the death sentence in body was excommunication not in christensen's but nobody would have anything to do eight them. You wouldn't give them food. They became a non bus and they just They wanted ronaldson relates. Somebody just stabbed him to death so They made this was a very strong idea community and it was involved in fact even to this day in the village i work. There are different words in it and every year to the woods. Proceed to have a good punk shop at fun me why they do it. Yeah i mean. I guess it's just like coach at us. That's them only enough. It isn't just a. I had a student very first people to do ethnographic. Proper ethnographic fieldwork in china. And he wrote me say it's extraordinary off the villages. Were coming back from work. When the alcohol out down the ditch with big stakes and beat them up. What phoolan felt like in other words all sorts of things going on which is not reported in the media and goes governments and politicians. Don't want to be thought of. This is how we do things. Yeah of course. That's understandable but then then does that do to the heritage of place. What does that do to the the sort of the the real narrative of the of the. This is not very interesting because it goes. You're quite right. It's about narratives. And the the indonesian government embalm. He's a very busy producing a narrative about this island of this autistic island of gentle offing. Abo incidentally unease never smile in daily life among themselves. Time you smile is if you're going to court to see somebody extremely powerful. They knew goes on. She teaching grin. You don smile a walk around the bone these the only people ever smart of the unmarried young kids who care in world smiling indicates that you've met somebody powerful who you think can do good to you. And that's why i remember asking my wife was thinking about Odom wide about any smarter. Farnese is it because they think they can help cool. Why else would we smart amongst themselves. Not smiling you. Why would you swan so it does that. Does that translate into them having a very serious social life. Oh bali's have a wonderful like also into these magnificent sense of humor laughing. That's different okay. Okay but that's only an occasion. Spock by something and he can be quite cruel. Bala knees a very sensitive about body and body posture a movement. This is exemplified in dots across but people who are crippled for example is just laughed at is kind place. My wife was fascinating. How will we treated people who are physically disabled handicapped inside time way. And she was very impressed. She said. I wish they would be more like this. Indonesia so They that tough but they have a wonderful sense if you went and again the sensitivity to the physical is extraordinarily old friend of mine was a time life national geographic photographer and he said he'd been able to grove anywhere in the world with being observed. If you really went about one way decision to come up with a window you sit back and have a long telephoto lens. He tried to bali and he said even with somebody a kilometer way where he arrived at spotting within a few seconds that trained to visual acuteness. Okay and indeed this saying ma'am whiles a he. He had two sixty millimeter cameras. One needs pockets big man and he was out filming he could find something at bali's was a company and said okay but hold on. What are you looking for. And he said oh it looks like this he said you put it in your top right hand bucket Naria and there was a my wife does the same she continuous townsend job. If you put it. They're three and a half weeks ago. You put it in this place. More are come from these. Things is training they. Are they learn to be extremely. Visually acute is born of a necessity. I know it certainly what it does. Look to is ideas and knowledge. How do we know things. Bala knees ideas of knowledge Actually are in part derived from indian somkiat. The police say they parallel. The meek the most reliable knowledge is direct witnessing the next most reliable knowledge is inference. Reliable knowledge is having heard or read something hard and it depends on the expertise on the reliability of your souls. so where is we. We say if somebody tells if somebody says you know at bars. Johnson's done this. We tend to save ourselves. So is this. We don't know how we somebody told you they'd heard on television. What do i know about. Boris jones looked to. I know about donald trump. Nothing everything is being told by somebody but in bali if some if you didn't actually witness it you didn't say a zone of did such-and-such said so and so told me that they had seen some so.
The Know Show
"bali" Discussed on The Know Show
"And sending them in java and they were. the dutch. Didn't come cabal. Because i would know great natural resources the doctorate exploitative and also the the bali's before rochas fighters they will listen raise. They would hire themselves out to just for punch up and then finally in the first decade of the twentieth century the dutch decided right where she mopping up and so they set out to conquer bali then all hell broke loose because bought bali's aristocracy faced with the onslaught of the dutch and indonesian troops with fighting for the dutch instead of capitulating committed mass suicide of the dutch in all mr the kingdoms because for them that was the end of the world and so brought to bother knees were mass to progressively on bombali. The millions of tourists working around off naked. And so on. All this is simply living proof. the end of the world has happened and often that you just get rubbish as now. Can i ask you about that point and can you. Can you talk to read. I mean presumably. Read lots of accounts of this incident. Could you through a bit of the details of how the mass suicide took place right. Yeah well basically. Egypt northbound was conquered sightly earlier but south bali remained and then as the dutch tax one kingdom after another initially. The bali's doctor tried but this was a rather on eaten fights over they had Firearms awesome allu- i interjected occurs point. The dutch actually a over well over one hundred years had their long abol rifles boarding. Boggy because bonnie's blacksmiths better up. Too boring. Dan european blacksmiths. So in fact bonnie's being shot at weapons the bay had produced but anyway the sheer size and scale of the invasion force was too much and then finally each instance when the bomb these realize the aristocracy rise. They could no longer hold out the king. His wives and children came out from the palace a british the ball in the dutch army an embassy establish themselves to death the women stabbed their children first amendment selves and the these kings who've just stabbed himself to death that crosses and this happened on three or four different kingdoms one to the other. The dutch response was of goals. They set about losing things. You'd normally expect this is how The doctrine museums have such excellent stuff. However who's a backlash because this was the age of the camera and photographs would telegraphed back to the to europe and they spread around the world and the dutch had real trouble. Personae non grata. This in the twentieth century was in inexcusable and so they hits on a pr campaign. We know you see with brexit. You sell people almost anything provided you said it cleverly and so they decided to go back to the old image bali as paradise bare breasted women so on in other words it was exotic was the antithesis of your conventional civilized Between the foot between nine hundred seventeen nine thousand nine hundred ninety nine. Bali was the world's center for the production of Jets i mean the european expletive them yup europeans all go there to graph bala knees brisket. It was yes. It was a policy. Systemic degradation of of a cultural. Exactly i mean is the fact that this is not common. Knowledge is scares me. You know the fact that you know it takes for me to speak to an expert. Who's you know spent. His life's work from bali to tell us. This information is quite remarkable win. The campaign has been incredibly successful. because bali's now synonymous with especially on social media is synonymous with like you know. You westerners hosing almost naked on on different beaches poses and that sort of stuff. So doesn't that speak to the fact that they saw pr campaign the dutch kirk and payments incredibly successful. Yes it was. Interestingly bala knees a two or three aspects of this the most popular area in old if a tourism way back is place kuta which is just near the airport South now kuta was the only place in bali. The foreigners were allowed to settle early on because it was considered deeply polluted. It had a reputation for being ritually polluting. And the fact that so when tourism began the fact that foreigners rushed there and proceeded to all things considered disgusting was a wonderful proof of just have primitive. Foreigners were So to me it was a self fulfilling prophecy. Yes they all rush you. They really are savages mouth. That is so incredible that that they saw of it was. It was almost something that they've prophesized happened now to give you an example. I in bali. I had to have to drive so i was dangerous. My a bodyguard as well but If i ever wanted to go to cooter to visit just to see what was going on now through policies have things changing. He would say. Oh i'm sorry you can't go the the roads up today. I was just speaking to another show. Of course the rate wasn't but he absolutely refused to allow me to go to cut. It was to filthy i i shouldn't be subjected to having look at stuff like that. I was a serious student of bali. I didn't it was a if you if you'll gain summit visit you don't shows the you'll septic tank is twisting absolutely. That's crazy enough. I think one of the things that really shocks me about about all these conversations and so the insights that you've had is the fact that the way things have been shaped in bonnie and the way so of even the bodies have ice oppose leverage the the beauty of the natural of beauty is really playing into this any credibly vulgar western colonial ideal..