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106.1 FM WTKK
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"The interesting sound. They worked out pretty good. So we got we want to talk. So we're attorneys. We were practicing attorneys and one of the questions we get a lot. We represent a lot of landlords. We do at least used to do quite a bit of eviction work, for better or worse at something that happens, Um and so we kind of been paying close attention to this eviction. Ah, moratorium and, uh, you know, the Supreme Court's can already spoke to this before Joe. They have. That's not the one I was looking. I like that one that we will bring it back out. Um yes. So the CDC they issued a new eviction moratorium on August the third, So I'm not sure exactly when this episode will be airing. But on August the third That is when it was issued, and it basically was intended to temporarily halt fictions in certain counties where Covid 19 is spreading rapidly, And it's interesting because the first eviction moratorium the Supreme Court kind of had a chance to look at it in the case, and we won't go into the facts is not important, but it was another one at work. Justice Kavanaugh kind of said, Hey, the C D. C doesn't have the right to do this, and I think at the time the original moratorium was about to expire, so the Supreme Court didn't take any action. But they basically said, Hey, if this happens again, uh, just know CDC. This is not in their purview of things that they can do. Yeah. So what we wanted to do today is, you know, talk a little bit about the moratorium itself and more So talk about procedurally. Uh what? What you need to do if you're potentially in an area where You know, one of these counties where Covid is spreading rapidly if you're still being affected by so many people have been affected in so many ways. Um, so if you are someone who is has had some issues I know a lot of folks have had issues. Pain, rent and keeping gainful employment. And folks need help, sometimes, so we're gonna talk a little bit about procedurally what you can do to take advantage of this new eviction moratorium. Joe one of the things that the original moratorium does the virginal I guess that's an important station. The original moratorium, which just you really couldn't have picked for nonpayment of rent. Right. You could have picked further things to hold over tenant, damaging the property, violating other provision of your lease, but non payment of rent, no evictions. That's how that's how it worked. On the old moratorium. Sure, so and I think that's an important distinction because I think some some people probably erroneously assumed that you just couldn't evict anyone for anything. Um, but but yeah, that's that's a very important distinction. And so I think the most important thing, uh, with this eviction moratorium is the need to present your landlord in the event that you need to take advantage of it with a C D. C declaration. So if you've received a demand for rent if you received an eviction notice or an eviction lawsuit, um this this can help you. So you you know you have new. You have protections that will protect you. Um, starting August, the third exactly starting starting August the third and so you know the this This declaration is the first step as far as what you need to present to your landlord to take advantage of this moratorium. But I think it's also important to note that the CDC also gives some additional guidance so there and then you can go onto there's there's several places where this information is available. I think the Cfpb V is actually where we pulled this from. But in addition to the statutory protection or the declaration that protection of that declaration, they've given you some other Just I guess practical tips of what you need to do, uh, to kind of get back on your feet as well. So it's not just taking advantage of the moratorium and getting relief from those payments because there's other things that you need to do as well. To get back on your feet in general, So I think one of the big things here, so we were I represent. I'm a landlord. I represent a lot of landlords. Um, I think the big thing is, I don't think landlords are lining up. To evict people that that haven't paid. You know the landlords. They don't want to lose that money that background still owed. I think that's important like if someone if I did, it doesn't understand what a moratorium is. That's not a that's not forgiveness. Right? So if you rent You still owe rent? Um and and landlords. I think, for the most part that I talked to are going to want to work with tenants to get some some, if not all that money back, and one thing that the CDC notes is that several Several renters will give up before they have a chance to go to court. I think some people just assume that there's nothing they can do. There's no nothing to protect them and that once that eviction proceedings started that that's really it. But that's not the case. This is a hot topic for legal aid. Legal aid ends up helping a lot of tenants who may be in this situation. And so this is going to be a real big issue. Uh, you know, coming up, and I think, you know, I think reaching out to your landlord, especially if you have a good relationship with your landlord paying anything you can pay now. You know, even though you don't you know if there's a moratorium, you don't have to. But anything you can do to show good faith. If you want to stay where you're at, you know, to work with the landlord ahead of time because you're going to a lot of rent and and they want that rent a lot. A lot of rent. I mean, potentially.
WLS-AM 890
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"Funding and has led to a gusher of new funding for public schools from the federal government, states and localities. That has benefited the teachers unions, which will in turn benefit their coffers. The teachers unions would say well, then used to support Democratic candidates. So conveniently this FOIA request they got ahold of some C D. C e mails. So the CDC on May, 14 says, Ah, we don't need new mask mandates. They get a nasty gram. From teachers, unions, people. Yeah, You better get on the phone with us. We're not so crazy about you saying no master anything indoors. What happens the next day updates, updates kids better wear those masks in schools. You better get that face diaper on right away. Fear port everywhere. Better get it on. You think that had anything to do with public health? That had everything to do with keeping this fear campaign going endlessly. They need this Fear campaign has been a gusher of revenue that winds its way back into Democrat pockets. By the way, one last stop before I take a break here. Don't know if I read this in Hazlet or whatever. I'm not sure I read it. So it's It's not an original thought to me. I just want to be clear on that. But I remembered it because it was so great. Someone was making the point once said you can always tell like a Democrat is unprincipled when you follow the money, right. Think about this. Their arguments work in opposite directions, depending on if they enrich themselves because of it right, think this through what's their argument with medicine all the time in health care? You've heard it right? We spend too much money, Jim, you've heard that right Democrats argument. Too much money spent on health care too much, but we can't spend this. It's spending way too much money and how, despite the fact we have the best health care system in the world. But then when it comes to public education, despite having one of the worst public education systems in the world, right, they say, Oh, no, no, no. Even though we spend records around might learn more money, some more money for education. Definitely. We need more money, So it's weird, right? We have this dynamic where these two services, education and health care. One of them has seen explosive growth. The other ones seen explosive growth through the government appearance. But you know, the education says. We've seen a lot of growth. Why the difference? Why do they want more money for education and yet less for health care? Oh, that's right, right? Because most of that goes into teachers, unions, pockets, and a lot of teachers happen to both Democrats. So the money argument works one way depending on where the money winds up In the end, more money for Democrats. We need more money when he goes into the health care system that gets 50 50 Republicans never got no, no, We need less money. Definitely less money there. Always a scam. Folks is always a grift. I'm Dan Bongino. We'll be right back,.
KPRC 950 AM
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"One way to simply deal that is to give your money away. That's what Warren Buffett's doing. That's what Bill Gates is doing. That's what many other very wealthy billionaires, multi billionaires, they're not. Even though many of these guys advocate for higher taxes, they don't write bigger, bigger checks to the Treasury. Corporations. Certainly don't Um, but what they do is they say we're going to give our money away to charities and causes that they believe in which is great. So number one. We're a charitable. I think nation and number two. We haven't citizen our tax structure. To give to religious organizations tax, uh, incentivized to do that and charities. There's taxes setups to do that, so it absolutely is influenced by the tax structure. This will be no different. And they're trying to make it and they'll try to do it probably at some point in the United States. Thankfully, we have the separation of states and central government. The federal level, But you know, it's certainly frustrates New York. It's certainly frustrates California when we do away with things like allowing their state taxes to be deducted from federal federal income taxes, So that's what something Uh, that's something that President Trump at the time. Get away with Remember that state and local taxes. You know, you could deduct those from your federal income taxes anymore when they raise taxes to the point where people feel like it's confiscation. Of their money when you've got federal income taxes, obamacare taxes, you get state and local taxes and fees, and it is taxing people on income to death. By the way, this is These rich people get a lot of their money from income. But it's not the majority of their wealth, their owners of assets, which are many ways tax differently. That's another conversation, But the income is taxed in a certain way, and they do get many deductions because of some of the things that they're able to do, and the lawyers and the teams of people that they have around these kinds of things, But it taxes labor Taxes work at taxes that income and so anyway, this is their effort. And so you know those states. Obviously, like I mentioned California, New Jersey and and New York. They would love to have a federal or a minimum tax. So that people couldn't move to Florida. Californians could not move to Texas because of their pro business environment because of the better business policies because of a more fair tax system, more favorable tax system to businesses. So job creation is happening here. People are moving to Texas people moving to Florida people moving to Utah and even Nevada because of these more favorable favorable tax policies. Because it matters. But right now, this is the next step. The O E. C. D 130 nations agreed to support a global minimum tax or corporations will continue the discussion of what they mean for you and your money and Probably a good time for a mid year tax check up will also cover that today's show how to stay on track. The website a video wealth calmly listening to the money inspired by state farm. Surprisingly great rates. It's so cheap. I got a grave it on the bus Take event, your average Joe. Like a good neighbor State farm. Is there a Jiffy Lube?.
KTAR 92.3FM
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"T A r AP Or tell your smart speaker to placate T A. R You no longer need in appointment to get a coded shot it in the of Arizona's mass vaccination sites. And the C D. C says, If you're vaccinated, you don't have to wear a mask outside unless you're in a big crowd of strangers. By the way, we never stayed. Health Director Dr Kerr a. Kristen with this this morning at 7 42. Four astronauts on the international space Station of spending an extra couple of days there high winds and the Gulf of Mexico of delight Today's planned return to Earth on the space X Crew Dragon capsule. It'll now splashed down Saturday morning. You're never more than 15 minutes away from today's top stories on the Arizona's new station, K T a R news coronavirus in Arizona starting today, If you're full of action ated, you're outdoors and not in a big crowd. You no longer need to wear a mask President behind yesterday after the CDC released their new guidance on wearing masks wall outdoors it's goes beyond. Just if you're not around other people, you don't have to wear your mask. It also did dress is if you're around other vaccinated people that you could all not where your mask but right before president Biden said that yesterday this happened and listen closely. You hear what one reporter tells his live audience as the president emerges from the White House. If you can see you now left the north quarter go now, Walking with a mask on he's left the North portico walking with a mass gone yet President Biden wearing a mask.
KTAR 92.3FM
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"We're playing the very fun show mask. No master, two masks. C D. C now says you should wear two masks. All right, and Chad is on the hot seat and we've got to the team here from a gay does and Chad and they're reading tongue twisters and Chad has toe Has to guess how many mass that person is wearing. Okay, Lloyd. Boom, Boom banks. Hello, Lloyd. Hello. I have a lot of papers to push and I got a quiet. I can't hear you very muffled. I can't hear you. I know. All right. What is your tongue? Twister, Lloyd? Well, that's that's the first problem. I didn't have the headphones on to hear all the ones that were red. So I'm just going to take a stab with what hasn't been ready because I gave I gave everybody 78 of these. Right I've got I've got the paper in front of me here, all right? No need to light a nightlight on a light night like tonight. Now that was read. Read another one. Sorry, Chad. The boot Black brought the black boot back. What? The boot. Black brought the blood. That was red. Give me another one. If you notice this notice, you will notice that this notice is not worth noticing. I would say one mask. That is correct. Oh, my goodness. One Mass. Very good, Because I hear Lloyd during the day. Normally get several mass on you. You hit 500 you went to before. What about now? How many masks masks? Correct. God should change it on the fly. What about now? How many men There's a wardrobe malfunction. It's only one. Now. He's like, What about how many masks is awful? Not naked. Put all those masks back on. All right. I think that was quite successful to Mass three minutes eight. Thanks.
710 WOR
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"Well, arenas and stadiums are reopening to fans in New York will be approximately 2000 fans allowed it that February 23rd Knicks game in the February 26 Rangers game of the Garden. Nets fans coming back to the Barclay Center as well, well, starting February 23rd governor, Cuomo says large arenas and stadiums can have fans up to 10% capacity. Fans must show proof of a negative Corona virus test. Mets owner Steve Cohen. He's optimistic for opening day. We're not sure exactly. You know, what percent of the state is gonna be filled, but it'll be at least 10 to 15% probably I'm Scott Pringle. W o R NEWS. Connecticut residents over the age of 65 can begin getting the vaccine as of today, and in New Jersey. Governor Murphy is self isolate. You won't see Phil Murphy for a while. The New Jersey governor has gone into quarantine after a member of his family tested covert positive even though he was not in close contact with, said family member Murphy took a covert test. Yesterday it came back negative. In a statement his office announced he's canceling in person public events out of an abundance of caution. Alice stacked in Rosine E W O R NEWS new advice from the C D. C in order to combat coronavirus correspondent Witch Hunt and says they're now recommending people double their marriage. CDC conducted experiments to assess two ways of improving the fit of masks. First wearing a medical procedure mask and then fitting a cloth mask over it. Second wearing a medical procedure mask and not in the ear loops, then tucking in the extra material close to the face. Each scenario could reduce the risk of transmission by more than 95%. Democrats going to continue their arguments today in the Senate impeachment trial of former President Trump Yesterday, they again played some new video of the capital, right, the impeachment managers.
710 WOR
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"Getting by on that stretch of roadway, but do look out for the crews on the scene route 36 north on heading Into London Avenue. Our next traffic updates coming up in 10 minutes on seven cent. W O R. There's no 5 11 in just a moment to check on the weather forecast, But let's bring in NBC radio national correspondent Mike Bauer and He's been looking into this UK variant of the coveted virus. And a lot of concern about that big question is, Will the current vaccines protect us from this morning like Yeah. Good morning, Joe. That's the big question, And that's where we're sort of unclear. We had had initial indications that this UK variant, which is also known as the B 117 variant, I'll never remember that. But that's what they're saying. It's officially titled It is one of the mutant strains that we have in this country that is seemingly much more susceptible to being spread very easily. It is. The mutations do not change fundamentally the way the virus spreads, But masks and social distancing will continue to be effective. But this happens to have more droplets that we're talking about droplets being spread when somebody coughs or sneezes. There's more droplets in that causing it to be more transmissible across the country. And now we're seeing in 28 states, this particular UK varying. So the question is, are the vaccines taking care of it? Well, we had initially heard it looked like five grand modern of both were saying they felt as if there it was effective again. It's the UK very. That doesn't mean that it completely stops it. It doesn't mean that if you get the injection in the inoculation that you are clear and safe from the UK variant, in fact, what we have heard from the UK themselves is that people who had taught Tove it and seemingly had had the antibodies in their body. After going through what they went through with Cove, it We're still able to catch this UK variant, So there's still a lot of questions as to what kind of ability these vaccines have. And that's why you're seeing places like visor like modern and begin the process of creating boosters. For some of these different variants, be a tuk very into the South African variant. They're working on getting boosters pulled together to try to help in the fight against these variants. But the thing is, is that in the meantime, it's spreading fast again. 28 states. That we know of here in the United States that have this and it's continuing to grow quickly. In fact, you had a study that was put out yesterday. Not yet Peer reviewed and published in the journal. But it seems to indicate the same information the C D. C had given last month, which showed that the variant would become the dominant one in the United States by late March. And so the concern is is that this is going to pick up the pace. Overtake the covert that we were familiar with here since March and become the new strain from this point forward, So that's the kind of growth we're looking at right now. Florida standing out of the state with the highest estimated prevalence of the variant at this point in time and leads the nation reported cases, But they're saying that this report includes the variant has been 35 to 45% more transmissible Joe than the other strains of the virus in the United States. That's how prevalent we're talking about this kind of a big bump. It's not good news, is it? It's not and again until I mean the good news from people like Dr Fauci, and what you're hearing from the bite administration is we can fight this by getting those inoculations doing everything we can to kind of stop the mutations, but it's got to get those vaccines out. And we've got to get them into the arms of people. Even those people who are anti vaccine is not really interested in getting it If we're hoping to tap this thing down, all right, NBC radio National correspondent Mike Bell we thank you, Mike. It's 5 14. Let's get to our weather with meteorologist phrase staging of the Weather Channel, Right. Good morning. What's up?.
KCRW
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"NPR News. I'm Steve Inskeep. And I'm Noel King. Good morning. Ah, lot of people have found that trying to get a Corona virus vaccine is confusing. So who are the helpers? One of them is a reporter named C D. Davidson hires who works for the Tallahassee Democrat newspaper. She's been covering the pandemic and her phone number is printed next to her stories. So when the Leon County Health Department started distributing vaccines Was just flooded with calls. How do I get the vaccine? Where do I go? Are they taking appointments and a lot of people just jumped in their cars and drove to the health department that first day and they got vaccinated. But then the health Department said appointment only. So it was just this entire confusion of what was going on and I a lot of the calls. I was getting to where people thinking that I was the Health Department, Davidson higher seas, taking those calls as part of her mission as a reporter. That's the beauty of local news is is you are available to your community. So I have my phone number, my email and then my Twitter handle at the bottom of every story. I write. How many calls would you say that you got I think it was somewhere like 57 in the first day, and then it was hundreds after that. Let me ask you about how the Florida vaccine sign up system was supposed to be working. And why so many people were confused enough that they called your number. What was the confusion? I I think it was that It just felt like it suddenly happened and everyone had questions, But Florida has 67 counties. Every county had kind of a different system that it was using Esso Leon County Health Department. They published a phone number. Call us here. They've got 300 calls within the first few hours. I can relate. And their their phone number crashed on and then people were trying to get through by email. And then they had an online system. That was a little funky to use that they then tried to update, but that caused more confusion. Because now you have AH, website that looks different than how people were used to it looking. So you've been dealing with this for a number of weeks. Now you're doing your best to help people, even though technically, your job is to be a reporter. Has the sign up process gotten any easier? No, that's a great question. And then it comes to answer. It comes out several different directions. So the Leon County Health Department closed their online site because they've just been flooded and as As public health officials have deemed it was unsophisticated at best, and so they stopped taking registrations. But they had about 20,000 people, which, if you look at US Census data, there's about 40,000, or more seniors in Leon County only They close their registration site. They're working on developing a new one. They've partnered with the Leon County government to get volunteers to start calling all of the thousands of people that they have in their system. But that sparks even more problems because volunteers air not uniformed, and how they're reaching out to people. They have a script for when they connect with people, But some are calling from their personal phones, which may not be a Local area code Some are calling from they've blocked their phone. So it'll say no caller I d or unknown which in Florida were all very used to that being a spam risk, So you're not gonna answer And then they're instructed not to leave voicemails. Those some will and say this is the Leon County Health Department volunteer. I'm gonna call you back in 90 seconds and try to catch you. They have different routes that they go. So there was that process and the Million County emergency Management got involved to start texting people confirmations that you're still in the system, though they never tell folks like where you are in the system, which is another big question. No, that being said Every time people have gotten through to get their vaccine. The process has been amazingly easy. They say it took, you know, 20 minutes, you know, 15 minutes of them waiting to see if they had a reaction. The people there are working as hard as they can. CD Davidson hires Thanks so much for taking the time. We appreciate it. Yes, ma'am. Thank you. For your time. We reached out to the Leon County Health Department and we are waiting for their comment. Captain Tom Moore has.
KCRW
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"It's morning edition from NPR News. I'm Steve Inskeep, and I'm Noel King. Good morning. Ah, lot of people have found that trying to get a Corona virus vaccine is confusing. So who are the helpers? One of them is a reporter named C D. Davidson hires who works for the Tallahassee Democrat newspaper. She's been covering the pandemic, and her phone number is printed next to her stories. So when the Leon County Health Department started distributing vaccines, I was just flooded with calls. How do I get the vaccine? Where do I go? Are they taking appointments and a lot of people just jumped in their cars and drove to the health Department that first day and they got vaccinated. But then the health Department said appointment only, so it was just this entire confusion of what was going on and a lot of the calls. I was getting to where people thinking that I was the health Department. Davidson hires He's taking those calls as part of her mission as a reporter. That's the beauty of local news is is you are available to your community. So I have my phone number, my email and then my Twitter handle at the bottom of every story. I write. How many calls would you say that you got I think it was somewhere like 57 in the first day, and then it was hundreds after that. Let me ask you about how the Florida vaccine sign up system was supposed to be working. And why so many people were confused enough that they called your number. What was the confusion? I I think it was that It just felt like it suddenly happened and everyone had questions, But Florida has 67 counties. Every county had kind of a different system that it was using Esso Leon County Health Department. They published a phone number. Call us here. They've got 300 calls within the first few hours. I can relate. And their their phone number and crashed on and then people were trying to get through by email. And then they had an online system. That was a little funky to use that they then tried to update, but that caused more confusion. Because now you have AH, website that looks different than how people were used to it looking. So you've been dealing with this for a number of weeks. Now you're doing your best to help people, even though technically Your job is to be a reporter Has the sign up process gotten any easier? No, that's a great question, and it comes to answer. It comes out several different directions. So the Leon County Health Department closed their online site because they've just been flooded and as As public health officials have deemed it was unsophisticated at best, and so they stopped taking registrations. But they had about 20,000 people, which, if you look at US Census data, there's about 40,000, or more seniors in Leon County only They close their registration site. They're working on developing a new one. They've partnered with the Leon County government to get volunteers to start calling all of the thousands of people that they have in their system. But that sparks even more problems because volunteers air not uniformed, and how they're reaching out to people. They have a script for when they connect with people, But some are calling from their personal phones, which may not be a Local area code Some are calling from they've blocked their phone. So it'll say no caller I d or unknown which in Florida were all very used to that being a spam risk, So you're not gonna answer And then they're instructed not to leave voicemails. Those some will and say this is the Leon County Health Department volunteer. I'm gonna call you back in 90 seconds and try to catch you. So they have different routes that they go. So there was that process and the Million County emergency Management got involved to start texting people confirmations that you're still in the system, though they never tell folks like where you are in the system, which is another big question. No, that being said Every time people have gotten through to get their vaccine. The process has been amazingly easy. They say it took, you know, 20 minutes, you know, 15 minutes of them waiting to see if they had a reaction. The people there are working as hard as they can. CD Davidson hires Thanks so much for taking the time. We appreciate it. Yes, ma'am. Thank you. For your time. We reached out to the Leon County Health Department and we are waiting for their comment. Captain.
KQED Radio
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"It's morning edition from NPR News. I'm Steve Inskeep, and I'm Noel King. Good Morning. Ah, lot of people have found that trying to get a Corona virus vaccine is confusing. So who are the helpers? One of them is a reporter named C. D. Davidson hires who works for the Tallahassee Democrat newspaper. She's been covering the pandemic and her phone number is printed next to her stories. So when the Liam and County Health Department started distributing vaccines, I was just flooded with calls. How do I get the vaccine? Where do I go? Are they taking appointments and a lot of people just jumped in their cars and drove to the health Department that first day and they got vaccinated. But then the health Department said appointment only. So it was just this entire confusion of what was going on and a lot of the calls. I was getting to where people thinking that I was the health department. Davidson hires she's taking those calls as part of her mission as a reporter. That's the beauty of local news is is you are available to your community. So I have my phone number, my email and then my Twitter handle at the bottom of every story. I write. How many calls would you say that you got I think it was somewhere like 57 in the first day, and then it was hundreds after that, when we ask you about how the Florida vaccine sign up system was supposed to be working, and why so many people were confused enough that they called your number. What was the confusion? I think it was that It just felt like it suddenly happened and everyone had questions. But Florida has 67 counties. Every county had kind of a different system that it was using. Esso Leon County Health Department. They published a phone number. Call us here. They've got 300 calls. Within the first few hours. I can relate and their their phone number two crashed. Um And then people were trying to get through by email. And then they had an online system that was a little funky to use that they then tried to update, but that caused more confusion. Because now you have AH, website that looks different than how people were used to it looking. So you've been dealing with this for a number of weeks. Now you're doing your best to help people, even though technically, your job is to be a reporter. Has the sign up process gotten any easier? No, that's a great question, and it comes to answer. It comes at several different directions. So the Leon County Health Department closed their online site because they just been flooded and as As public health officials have deemed it was unsophisticated at best, and so they stopped taking registrations. But they had about 20,000 people, which, if you look at US Census data, there's about 40,000, or more seniors in Leon County only They close their registration site. They're working on developing a new one. They've partnered with the Leon County government to get volunteers to start calling all of the thousands of people that they have in their system..
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
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"Is brought to you by sleep number. Welcome back to face the nation. We go now to Miami, still a hot spot for covert 19. Mayor Francis Suarez, is there. Good morning to you, Mr Mayor. Morning, Margaret. Pleasure to be with you this morning, According to the C. D. C. Florida is the state with the most cases of B 117. That's that's strange. First detected in the UK it's highly contagious. I know there's a concentration in South Florida. What mitigation measures are you putting in place in your city to contain it? You know, we've been restricted from being able to put in mitigation measures. I had implemented a mask in public order back when we were allowed to do that during the summer, and that drove down cases by 90%. Now we're not allowed to implement mask in public or something that I had been speaking to the coronavirus task Force about the good news. Is that a supposed to the summer where we had 2300 covert patients Countywide, which was a tremendous strain. On our hospital system. Now we have less than 1000 patients. So you know, even though we are obviously battling with with a new strain that is not, thankfully at this point, materializing into more hospitalizations. When you say not allowed. I assume you're referring to governor to Santis, fellow Republican who has put in place restrictions to bar local governments from enforcing Mask mandates s O, You're Are you telling him as mayor? I need power over my own city. Sure. Yeah, I've tried to reach him multiple occasion to tell him to give us the opportunity Not just here in the city, but in the county to be able to institute things that we think are common sense that we think are backed up by science. We can demonstrate are backed up by science. I have a chart that shows demonstrably that massive public work. Thankfully, a lot of our residents are doing it. Regardless, I think they're obviously concerned about their own health. And certainly we've been hammering home the point NPS Z, you know, throughout, you know last few months, and I think that's one of main reasons. Why are hospitalizations remain low? So Very thankful that our residents are listening, despite the fact that it's something that we can't mandate and the governor has not responded, I assume to your requests, but that's correct. That's right. I looked at the White House report for your state this weekend. It highlights the metro area around Miami as being in the red Zone, but your restaurants are allowed to have 100% capacity. Along with social distancing, Of course, but your bars your nightclubs. You're Jim's are all open. Should you be rethinking that? Like I said, you know, Unfortunately, that's not in our purview. That's something that the governor has decided. And certainly we're blessed that our residents, I think, are also heeding the warnings and are using mass. Despite The fact that there are a significantly greater concentrations of people at those establishments. Because of that our hospitalizations have plummeted from the summer and like I said, we're in a place where we have significantly less than we had before. Obviously, for aging population. We're focusing on vaccinating that population right now, as we speak on that's been our priority to make sure that we can protect those that are the most vulnerable Those that are at the most risk of losing their life. If they contract the virus. Do you know if you have any of the cases of P one, the strain out of Brazil or be 1351 out of South Africa? Don't yet I haven't got any indication from the State Health Department that we have any of those trains. It's very possible that we do what we do know. And we've been told is that the vaccines that we're administering for both Madonna and Fizer are effective against the UK string, which, of course, we all know is significantly more contagious. Then then, you know the sort of previous version of covert 19. So we're continuing to vaccinate both in the city of Miami Marlins Park at about 7000 Week. We'd love to have more vaccine. We think if we get significantly more, we can more quickly vaccinate the vulnerable population as well as the general population. Now vaccine. Tourism's also drawing people to Miami. I know you tried to stop some of this and your governor is said to prioritize residents. But there was a Mexican TV star posting on social media last week that he flew into Miami got a shot and then flew back to Mexico. Rules are still being broken here. How are you going to discourage that from happening? Yeah, it's awful. And I think you know we don't control all the vaccine is being administered. We control about 7000 of the 22,000 that are being administered Countywide. A lot of them are being administered by the hospital system by other organizations that we don't control. We are very faithful about making sure that we're asking for identification that people have a Florida Heidi because we think it's disrespectful. I mean, we have people in this community that are living here that are dying, frankly and you know they want and they deserve to have priority. If they're vulnerable. We need to get them vaccinated as quickly as possible to make sure that they can live peacefully. Enjoyable lives and without worry. Are you investigating some of this rule breaking? You're saying you're confident that People are being asked for I d. But obviously people exploiting that. Well, like I said, we're only doing about a third of all of the vaccination. So it's very possible that those cases were happening in the other two thirds, but definitely our fire department, which is the one that administers it is on heightened alert forward and certainly will investigate any cases that we believe arise from any vaccinations that we've given. The Miami Herald. Aziz You know, local paper there says that communities with higher average incomes have been getting more doses than impoverished neighborhoods. Why is that happening? Again, You know, we only control the ones that we get. We started doing in about a week ago at Marks Park and I can assure you that the ones that were doing are for the general public there. Uh, it's a state registration system. But it's possible that people are getting preferential treatment at hospitals. And that's something that frankly needs to stop immediately. We've been focusing on minority communities are underserved communities to make sure that there's an equitable distribution of vaccine to those that are vulnerable and that needed most. Mr Mayor. Thank you for your time this morning. Thank you. We want to go now to former FDA Commissioner Dr Scott Gottlieb. He sits on the board of Fizer as well as alumina. And you all heard Governor Lamont mentioned him on help he gives in his home state of Connecticut Doctor joins us this morning from Westport, Connecticut. Good morning. Money. I thought it was remarkable there to hear a Republican mayor criticized Republican governor and saying We need to actually be able to control what's happening in our own city and that not being allowed. To happen. Um, our cities like Miami places where they are seeing be 117. This strain of the UK circulate. Are they really at risk of being overrun? I think Miami is at the highest risk right now. Miami is Southern California. If you look at where be 117 is right now in the country, about half the cases that we're turning over in Southern California and in Florida and the cities of the hot spots, San Diego Miami, So I think that the Possibility is that we're not going to see a national epidemic with me 117, at least in the spring in the summertime. It's a risk to the fall. But what we're likely to see his regionalized epidemics with this new variant and the two places in the country. Right now, that is the biggest hot spots are Southern California and Southern Florida. Miami So those cities need to be very mindful of the spread of these various. Now we know what works. Fire immunity and the vaccines do appear to be as effective against this new variant. So as we immunize more the population and if people continue to wear masks and be vigilant in these parts of the country, we can keep this at bay. It's not too late, but it's a real risk those regions of the country right now, can you clarify because Dr Fauci was on this program last Sunday and said that that UK strain Does have a certain degree of increase in very alliance, meaning it can cause more damage, including death. Is it more deadly? There's some, there's some evidence right now. That does suggest as more pathogenic that does cause more severe illness, and we do know that it's about 50% more transmissible. But what we also.
Progressive Talk 1350 AM
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"This is pure radio transmission. The following generations would move to cell tower technology. And there would be this new technology that would allow a handoff or a handshake from one cell tower to another to allow a call to transfer from one tower to another tower. Without interrupting the actual call. The first generation of wireless communication standards on Lee carried a voice signals. There was no data beyond voice and it included a lot of different standards like a MPs or amps in North America and in empty in Eastern Europe, or T a C s tax. In the UK and several more. And it was analog. That was the analog generation of wireless communication standards. The second generation or two G was able to carry not just voice but data signals. This was the first digital Way of carrying cell phone conversations. Also, this allowed for encryption. You could encrypt the signal in the analog days you could technically tap in and listen to people talking on wireless communications because it was unencrypted. That changed with two G. So this is our switch from analog to digital cellular phones, And it also introduced us to the era of text messaging that was suddenly possible with two G and the standards in this generation included GS M C, D M A and T D. M. A Then, depending upon whom you ask, we get a bit of a cheat. This happens in between lots of the different generations. So there's some people who say there's a generation 2.5 G or enhanced to G. This was not a total departure from the two g standards and methods of operation, but it allowed for better data transfer rates. So GPRS and edge would be considered 2.5 G technologies, at least buy some people. Other people say No, you don't split out 2.5 g those air all to G standards, so it should all belong in the same family. Because no one really agrees with this. It makes matters even more confusing than they already were. Then we get the three G that allowed enough data throughput for video signals to come through. I would argue the three G advances or what allowed truly useful applications of smartphone technology. Although interestingly, some companies like Apple took their time actually embracing three g standards included you TMS CD in May 2000 H S P D, A and e vdo and like to G, Some people split that generation out to be three and 3.5 or even 33.5 and 3.75 G. The real purpose of that again is to single out advances that allowed for better data transfer rates by the end of the three G development cycle. Some standards could support data transfer rates of a few megabits per second, whereas the two G technologies Max out at a couple of 100 kilobytes per second. So I'll talk a little bit about what these data transfer rates mean in a second, so that we get a better understanding of it. But essentially, it meant that you could send Maurin Formacion in the same amount of time. As older devices could do Right now. The latest tech we can use belongs to four g. Or you could argue for 40.5. If you wanted to. This is the Enhanced. Protocol. The standards would be why Max and long term evolution or lt, that these days you'd be more likely to talk about lt E advanced to be a four G system. It first has to meet requirements that were established in the international mobile telecommunications advanced set of standards. The International Telecommunication Union is AH department in the United Nations, and it's responsible for creating those standards. This technology is still scaling up today with data transfer rates in the hundreds of megabits per second in some of the implementations. Some of them are even hitting up to a gigabit per second, at least in theory. Now again, that doesn't mean you're actually going to see data transfer rates at that level, even if you have a compatible device and service. In general. If you do have those things you'll be able to download or stream content more effectively than those of us who do not have access to those services and products. So what does this all mean? For us? Well, in mostly boils down to two really big things per generation. Where do our phones work? And how much data can we access per given unit of time So back During the two G days, the United States was split between using the GSM standard, which was also used in Europe and Asia. Or the C D. M a standard which was primarily just used in the United States. There were a couple of other places that also used it, but us was the primary place where you would find CD Emma Technology. So if you happen to have service with a TNT or T Mobile, you had a GSM phone, which at least had the potential to work on European networks. That wasn't a guaranteed by the way you actually had to have a special band of antenna and chip in your phone in order to be able to use European networks. Even if you had a GSM phone, but at least in theory, it was compatible. If you were on Verizon or sprint in those days, that meant you were using a C D m a phone, which was not compatible with Europe's systems at all, so you would have to get a different phone. If you wanted to travel to Europe and call somebody Now. That's just one example of one case where you had a standard that works in certain parts of the world and not in others. This is still true for a lot of different wireless communications technologies. All right. We've set the ground. We're going to go into a little more detail about data transfer rates and talk about five G in just a moment, but first, let's take a quick break..
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"She'll see they had a drive through vaccination clinic that had a computer glitch and it ended up causing this massive and traffic back up people. Waiting in line about an hour long, so they had to call in some reinforcements. And who did they call well, know better than to help the people who are experts at long drive through lines, And that is this local Chick fil a manager to the rescue. She was having troubles there, But they called yes. You struggling. She called Chick fil A. I said you guys do this. This is your jam. This is what you do, and they came over lickety split. And away they go Listen to him here. He's telling anybody where to go. How did you stop Got paperwork right there. That's the line you go, You go, You go. Awesome. So here's like the weird thing Couple weeks ago when I took my wife State Farm Stadium for her covert shot because she's gonna get back in the classroom after retiring, they need a lot of help. Way went to state farm. We did the snake through line, and it was very efficient in and out 35 minutes. Then we said Okay, let's go to in and out Burger. We're hungry. We went to now Burger. It's just a sufficient, if not better than its state farm. Well, they got it down state. It's amazing. It's like in and out. Burger Chick fil A. They've got all these different lines. The people outside they're getting it in and out fast. It's unbelievable. I went to chick play this weekend. There was like four or five people that were taken orders and they knew exactly the car to go to right. Passing him on you go, You go car you go. That was it is amazing. And I said it. I said a couple weeks ago. We should articulated to these things. They know what they're doing. Absolutely all right. That's rock. The news stories that rock with her favorite classic rock, Little A. C. D. C coming up next It was one of the biggest stories in 2020, and it happened a year ago today. And it was like the story that just started us all out on the wrong foot. Yeah, we're gonna talk about it gave us a chance to right now. Here is our friend. And for Becky Linda Green sweater, Peter, say more. Katie a. Our news flash. Very warm. Green sweater. I am Peter. Same or it's 4 16. And here's what you need to know. Right now. Just one year after Arizona's first reported coronavirus case today, the state is reporting more than 4700 new cases. 209.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"Day molding doors and stares, Boston's largest in stock selection of moldings, boards and stare parts, and it's 806 opening night at the Garden for the Bruins right now, the Philadelphia Flyers in town. Let's get a look at the score. Looks like we're about 18.5 minutes in. Rather, we have 18.5 minutes left in the second period right now. Still scoreless over at the garden over the Wall Street mixed bag of a day. The NASDAQ gaining 74 points looks like the S and P 500 up about 1.5. But the Dow Jones losing 12 and a quarter ru Ito seven. It's time for night side. I'm Nicole Davis WBZ Boston's news radio. It's night side with Dan Ray uncultured BZ Boston's news radio. Well, thank you, Nicole Davis. It is night side with Dan Ray. That's right. That's the name of the show Night side with Dan right here every Monday through Friday night from eight until midnight. This is Thursday night, the first full day of the Biden administration President Joe Biden now has been on the job for what's a 24 plus eight about 32 hours. He's done a lot and we I'm sure we'll later on time. I will be talking about that. But the first issue that I want to talk about tonight. Is what is going on with the C D. C and the recommendations that they are making as to which group of people should have priority in the covert 19. Vaccination, progress and Over the weekend thesis, E B. C came out and suggested that smokers smokers should be given some priority. In line for for the vaccinations, and there are now four states around the country. New Jersey, Mississippi, Pennsylvania and Virginia, which are giving smokers a priority. I don't think that's right. And neither does Jessica Tang, who is the president of the Boston teacher's Union. And Jessica, This is one that you and I are on the same page on. So welcome back to night side. How are you? What are you doing tonight? Doing great. Uh And I wanna sort of raised the alarm here in Massachusetts. Uh, even though smokers have not been given priority yet here in Massachusetts. When the CDC advisory committee an immunization practices makes that recommendation. I just want to sort of cut this one off at the pass. Teachers getting any priority at this point in Massachusetts, Jessica At this point? No, The on Lee priority that we've been given is for school nurses. So actually, today we just found out that school nurses are eligible to get vaccinated, and that's something we've been advocating for for some time. But educators including ones that have already been back in schools, working and buildings without H back or ventilation, who are with students for six hours. And more of the time who can't social distance or wear masks are not being prioritized. Well, I know this real traveling. I know this real push by the by the administration, which is ah, good thing I think to get teachers back in classrooms with students in front of them. But I firmly believe that if you go to put teachers those those classrooms can be little Petri dishes. At least that was my experience As a parent many years ago, I I never was his sick as often as I was during any winter other than the winter Zeman when my kids were in, you know, kindergarten 1st 2nd 3rd 4th grade, and I'm not a teacher. There's it seems to me it makes all the sense in the world. Why have teachers not been given priority? If a couple of weeks from now they say that the governor's loosening some some restrictions have a couple of weeks from now? The idea is, let's open up these classrooms. Why should teaches at least not be given priority for vaccinations. It makes no sense to me. I think we like you said, agree on this issue of you. We absolutely have wanted to get our students back in school as quickly as possible. Rapid testing, surveillance testing and absolutely vaccines are critical piece of getting as many students back into schools as possible to and the fact that we've already had educators back in school, you know as early as October, and there was a hiatus and then back again in December and no priority for the educators again, who are working in person with students for hours at a time and I don't have the same facilities as health care centers, hospitals or even grocery stores in terms of the air ventilation that's critical to mitigating the transmission. So absolutely. We do think that educators the ones particularly who are already in person working, the students who can't socially distance or wear masks must be prioritized, especially if you want to get Students their services and expanded the services. Too many students as possible as quickly as possible. My understanding obviously is the groups have been who were being vaccinated now of first responders, police fire and empty which is great. Um no one. I don't argue with that. And I suspect you wouldn't either. S O. Then the C D. C. Uh, and they're preventions Advisory Committee says that the next group should be health care workers and long term care facility residents. I'm okay with that. And then group One be includes people 75 older and non healthcare, frontline and essential workers. I think that should be moved up to 65 back to 65, but believe that go but then This is, according to CDC. The next phase, which would be one see One C, which would include people 65 to 74 those 16 to 64 with high risk medical conditions, but apparently they then also want to put smokers into that group. And, um There's an infectious disease specialist that the U Mass Memorial Healthcare in Worcester, who's quoted in the in The Boston Herald today, saying that he agrees with the C D C guidance on smokers receiving a Corona virus vaccine in Phase one. See a doctor Richard Ellison. Don't know if he's thought about teachers or not. But when I see experts in Massachusetts, agreeing with the CDC on this Fire a teacher. I would be very upset and I'm not a teacher. I'm a mere talk show host. I'm very upset that that the teachers are going to be potentially Um, put further back in the line in some states and hopefully not in Massachusetts. In terms of smokers. Have you talked with the governors have have the unions at the teachers Union talk with the governor's office or anything on this? Is there any Guidance that we're getting. Not yet and again, you know, the guidance that just came out today from the commissioner of Education was that the governor had moved school nurses to the face One group and we were very happy to hear that We have not talked about this issue yet and you know, it's It's a tough situation because It. Ideally, everybody who needs it to get it right if you're high risk if you have hope, conditions, etcetera, but the fact that we don't have enough vaccinations for everyone forces the situation where certain people have to be prioritized. And you know that that is the frustration. So if you have a choice A home and be able to work and do your job from the safest place which is your home and not leave your home then I don't think that those folks, you know It should be prioritized over people who have no choice. But they have to leave their homes in order provide critical critical services, whether they be for our special needs students in schools and person right now or in the health care industry, etcetera. And and I will say to that it is. I think I've heard from friends who work in the medical field who.
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"Sack on Russell Wilson and the L. A Rams are on their way to the divisional round of the playoffs. Give credit give credit to the defensive line of the Rams. They put pressure they substituted and the guys that came in the game also did a good job putting pressure on Russell. So we said early on how we're gonna handle what was the matchup gonna be with the offensive line of the Seahawks? And the Rams defensive line and they've They did a great job. Morgan Fox six Sex during the regular season, including one last week, and they finale against Arizona. And he gets the sack there to seal this one for L. A They will take over at the Seattle 29. Now Jared Goff just needs to get the snap and drop down to one knee. Let's check some of the stats of the game sponsored by Capital one shopping capital. One shopping searches for it applies available coupon codes. What's in your wallet? Savings available coupons? Very Cam Baker's 28 carries 131 yards and a touchdown. He also had two catches for 45 yards. Robert Woods, four catches 48 yards and a touchdown Jared Goff, nine of 19 for 155 yards, and that touchdown to Robert Woods. Meanwhile, for Russell Wilson 11 of 27. 174 yards, two touchdowns and an I N C. D. K. Metcalf ends up with five catches 96 yards, two touchdowns. It looks good, but the Rams again did a nice job keeping him in check. Chris Coursey 16 carries for 77 yards is golf drops back drops down to any one more time and that.
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"And within two minutes you were in handcuffs and being let out. One person was killed during the altercation at the capital. So far, police say more than 50 people have been arrested. Congressional Democrats from the New York and New Jersey region are blaming President Trump and Republican leaders. We're encouraging the mob attack on the Capitol building yesterday. Democratic Congressman Frank Pallone represents parts of central New Jersey is the direct result. Of there. Reaching that these people should try toe overturn the election, and it's outrageous. And then they own this. Pro Trump insurrectionists stormed the capital after months of the president and Republican elected officials falsely claiming there was widespread election fraud. Police evacuated lawmakers and later secured the building. Three local Republican House members Lee Zeldin, Nicole Malia Talk Asses and Jeff van Drew objected to the election results. They also said they condemned the violence at the Capitol. Governor, Cuomo has deployed 1000 members of New York's National Guard to Washington, D. C. D. C. To help quote the peaceful transition of presidential power. The troops will be sent to the nation's capital for up to two weeks at the request of U. S. National Guard officials. New Jersey governor Phil Murphy is also sending 50 state troopers. And New Jersey is opening up covert vaccinations to police and firefighters expanding eligibility beyond health care workers and nursing home residents. Governor Phil Murphy says first responders have put their lives at risk. Route, the pandemic. They've been the ones who have had to deal with the knuckleheads on, including its super spreader events. New Jersey has created a website for residents to sign up for vaccinations. In its first day, some 450,000 people registered causing the site to crash. But Murphy says that was too weak to be expected. Website will automatically notify those who register.
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"My photosensitive Chris Marquart it since a dot photo. He is a beautiful photographer who has been grounded by covert 19 used to do these wonderful travel photography workshops, But now we'll give you coaching. Over the Internet, which is pretty cool it since they got photo. Hello, Chris. Hello. By the way I've ever told. It's really nice to have a theme song here. I've really like that. I love your theme song. It's my favorite of all of them. Paul Simon's Kodachrome O S 00. And you do shoot protocol. By the way. Chris Chris has a whole book on film photography. So it's not know Kodachrome anymore. No, it's not that what do you shoot? The film is not manufactured anymore. The development of Kodachrome used to require specific lad, Special Labs, special chemistry and It's really complicated. Couldn't put you could so you should just have it developed in an hour. You should act a chrome exact a crow things. Anyone process along everything. Yeah. Easy peasy. Why you could do it in your kitchen sink. You could not that you want to. In some cases, it was terrible. I do I do black and white. I do black and white development. It's fun. It is fun. It is in the Zen activity. In the days before digital photography. I had a Yes, we're in larger and you know I the papers and the chemicals and it was funny is to shoot Kodak Tri X, because that's pretty easy to develop, and it was so much fun. I've often more did vessel er Ugo imported from where? Well, isn't it true? I didn't import now It's not just you. It's American way important, not don't be someone important it and then we bought it used from them with lies. Anyway, anyway, we'll get the assignment. I'll save that conversation for them because you know we have some work to do. Every month. Chris gives us a photo assignment a word or an idea for you to illustrate this was a popular one ugly till I've just say I'm usually not the one who gives the assignment. It's the community. It is the members off the flicker group that I ask every month, and they deliver and makes suggestions and then Have the easy task. Just picking one and ugly was just one of the cooler one. Well, he is going alphabetically, so he has to pick one visitor. You know, in the you will be vey next time. So a lot of ugly pictures in over the transom, which which also means that that the alphabet is going to be over pretty soon, and I'll have to come up with another idea, but well. Only photos. So so some people took it very literally and came up with pictures that I don't really want to look at. Because they are ugly. I just from a photographic point of view is just someone just pointing the camera somewhere without even looking for the viewfinder is like me and really But then some people made a made a try to make something ugly. Look great in a photo interested I pick. All right. Let's start with our Review Beautiful pictures by off ugly things. And the first one is by Tony titled, I've Seen Better Days and It's an old garage wouldn't garage with, like old chipped off paint and plaster waiting. I think ugly green paint. You know, but then, But then all derelict stuff had there's something about this from a photographic point of view. You have. Ah, The textures are interesting. The old shapes or interesting the color. I mean, Okay, this minty green color is not maybe the nicest one. But Um, it's interesting. It's Jim geometrically interesting cause of the shapes so you end it tells the story. It tells the story has history. It's not just some anonymous object. It has History, and that's what I like about it. So not the most beautiful garage, but certainly a good picture off nice nicely composed by the way very straight lines, so cameras not tilted. Works looks very deliberate. Yeah. Like, so that is the first one second one is by Gregory Chesney Back Into the Earth. This is, I think ugly and yet beautiful. I think this is a very interesting photo. It's a black and white photo off leaves wet, crumpled fall leaves on the ground on asphalt. And Yeah, it's not beautiful. I mean, if you look at fall and beautiful fall colors and everything, there's nothing off that. And there's much just like decomposed mashed up. Smushed up. Yeah, but Isn't that a photo? That tells the story? Isn't it A nice, very centrist kind of photo? Yeah, yeah, very textures again. The shapes Yeah, I like this. So good job and last, but not least had a laugh about this. It's bye, Thomas. What we're looking at is sunset with lots of orange dots on it, And Thomas explains it headed up to point Reyes National Seashore to take some new equipment out for spin. Unfortunately, I wasn't taking the weather too serious. And ended up with some raindrops on the front off the lens. And as you can see, I didn't notice. So what we're seeing is a is a wetlands, and I find this effect fascinating. It's the opposite of both See that we talked about last week because because the drops are in the front of the picture on the back of the picture. I think it's very and they all they all get colored by the sun. So you have all these tiny little out of focus sons in front off the actual son. And the colors are very, I mean, very strong, So I'm pretty sure Thomas played with those twins. Depth saturation a little bit. Yeah, probably. But it Zzyzx nice little kind of layer on top off the other photo, and it just adds very, very interesting. Kind of spin to the sunset. So yeah, maybe ugly from a. I didn't expect that kind of point of view, but, um, I kind of like it. It's a It's a happy accident. To me. The ugliness is the colors. They just the bad color combination. They're a bit over the top. They But that's fun. What have great assignment? What fun we have had with ugly, but I'm sorry to say thank you to all of the people participating, but we now have to find a new Assignment for a new year, and we did We did. I did find a new assignment. And this time it was by who supplied by Steve King C D a on the flicker group in the chat, and it's vintage. Vintage Pidge. That's RV Judge again could mean so many different things like it. We're gonna have fun with vintage. So let me explain how this works if you've not done it before it first of all, it's not a contest. There is no prize. This'd is this is just.