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"knauss" Discussed on Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

07:57 min | 1 year ago

"knauss" Discussed on Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

"An endless sea. Tim to me in you. That sounds eminently sensible. But there's a huge movement out there. I think it's big anyway. A movement out there. How dare you ask me my medical information. How dare you impose upon me. Like how do we get rid of that kind of nonsense well again. As a matter of fact we are in a time of a pandemic and his government's responsibility to police every single individual. We can't have gerston news. I'd every door. We have to take responsibility ourselves and we have to say as adults that this is not acceptable for me to go tonight or may be able to go tomorrow. Night are not tonight and that has to be done. We're seriously behind the coral von antigen testing earlier on admit this hand on heart. I wasn't happy with the idea of buying an antigen test in our circle k. Or any other shop super value that there but things have changed. The technology is better. The tests are better speaking to a doctor friend recently. Who said though tests are actually quite accurate if you do them properly we're not encouraging so you have the sniffle. You have the cough. Stay home get test in the morning and tests have. We're not we're not in that space yet. No we're not and that's where we have to go as a people. We can't be driven there. I mean there's there's a situation where society is break into groups. They have interaction. they don't. I saw a display in china. Darren i teach yesterday one member appalling. But and i won't go into it because that's not the purpose of the call but people are going to have to accept that some people and you headed doctrine a professor on earlier who may have the ability to fight the virus and we want those people in society as well because it's they may produce to cure but individually whether you have covert our you don't have a corporate tax if you do not go if you have a cold do not going anywhere. Yeah but i'm afraid what's happening is it's going too far west now and people who've been told you over more or less what you like and that is fundamentally wrong. In my humble opinion it's not medical. It's just common sense. It's it's a trinity held opinion. So you're saying covert serta knauss. If you're not feeling one hundred percent stay home. They hope they'll be. They'll be jazz under streets. You can see the jazz industry can wear the mask industries and it does come down to the fundamentals about what and a radio station to be fair. Pj ninety-six have hammered at home from day one washington's the social distancing sneezing. You're coughing interior. That's what's going to stop diverse not fighting amongst ourselves about who hasn't hasn't changed north injection strong healthy people. They will fight it better than people like me who i mean most sixty so i take injection for my own benefit for the benefit of those romi but other people have different views and a respect. We don't know where the cure for this. If we do get a cure gonna come from but certainly having a healthy heart to people who stand up for them whether it's showing scientists where there may be possibilities to make progress in a better inoculation for the older people. Come back to where we started discussing. Icu beds. Because if i don't say people would pointed out to me you yourself at him. You know your you're formerly in of of public life. You were in nepal for many years. Your own party on goodman your patty had its hands on the hill tiller at question number of times. It has it at the moment. So for short of icu. Beds fan of almost taking share the blame our elected representatives have to take responsibility for it what i would say to the elected. Representatives is bringing new. Need to you need to raise the finance to fight this thing and give a health service. We need one glare area where there is an opportunity to raise taxes in the whole area of capital acquisitions tax and it's not been touched. Huge model up to two hundred thousand can transfer from parents to children and others and not even a five percent ten percent tax. If somebody told me in the morning and bought my parents are dead but if somebody talk in the morning your father has died and left two hundred thousand. There's a tax at twenty percent. You'll get one hundred ninety. It thanks very much. The hundred tart. Taxing the money her. It's tax free and waiting that one area are equally. Take that the pensions tax really given to hire a pay. Taxpayers is just gone beyond a joke at this that needs to be real back sure we can raise the finances the place the deficit is there two reasons that the the resources there to be taxed it can be easily taxed and finance easily range given that health service to we need. In any event we're going to need to raise taxes for learned to care anywhere. So i put on america and i would raise taxes in that area. An incident conversation. We take it up another day. Tim thank you very much. That's tim brosnan former f. In fall city councillor still a member of the fall but it's everybody has failed in putting in place more. Icu beds we should of at least a hundred. Moore's right we should have at least a hundred more active everyday another figure that we pulled out last week. We have only got fifty nine percent of the european average number of icu. Beds so we call ourselves number one in the world at a lot of things and we are but we're serious lagarde's when it comes to the number of icu. Beds for our people. Can we choose the opinion line on courts ninety-six. Fm tonight kardashian. Insurance group called him now for mosier whom business farm life on health insurance c. dodi can't reaches the opinion line with pj coogan now. Eighteen fifty seven one five nine nine six on ports ninety six. Fm did this morning early. I watched episode one of the second series of seriously sinead on the. Rt player is a nice way to like no panel. Dolman and i was reminded that two years ago sinead quinton. You'd never even a standup gay. Good morning good morning. Are you good. As i watched it this morning over coffee and i thought god two years ago she hadn't even had it's been where win. Hasn't it and absolutely whirlwind slaked. nobody could have predicted. That was going to happen cleaned. My family finished a master's in social work didn't work a danis I'm no comedian. I know if you social workers. They make comedians. Yes you need to censor your social worker. It all started when you mesh. You met steven kelly at a gig wasn't it. Yes sir Hives this in heads that was going. I wanted to trace down the one slate just to give it a goal. I met stephen kelly so he's one of the higher books so i was like you know told him thinking of doing it. Whatever news all external the next time wearing car. Give me a call on. You can do a few minutes before us slows. I'm thinking i never hear from this point again like but low behold su. He gave me call. He was a guy being corked air in october. I was like okay. This is lake. Give me like two months. So like an a half zoo still It prepares this only to do the slave minutes of doing twenty minutes. 'cause i neu- concept of humor creators own set.

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"knauss" Discussed on Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

08:15 min | 1 year ago

"knauss" Discussed on Cork's 96fm Opinion Line

"Middle of white is like you would wear in the summer as i was walking down the platform. I noticed this mind but you're staring relax. I'm not young. You know this has been happening since i can remember. And it's something that you know. It's just it's just. It's just the way it goes so i just kept walking not paying any attention but he kept staring at me but i. I was far enough away when the train came. So i just thought of tangled him on the train now and he won't be sharing me anymore. Sorry about three or four minutes. He appeared in the carriage. And i was saying in facing. Let's say it was going to comedy station. I was facing towards the direction of opposite me. And i got you know me. I'm grown strong independent outspoken woman. And in these situations in my brain. I would tell myself i would say you know. Stop staring at me. But you do none of those things because we've been conditioned since we were very small to be safe you know and especially because how i grow up. I mean i grew up. I was a teenager in the acc. So really like. Don't make a fuss. Don't use your voice not likes loud. Outspoken women or lack anisimov So took out his phone and he started filming me so it was down asked me leg level. Yeah i was right there in front of you. Blatantly in clay oxley like dots. What was the most unnerve ing thing for me about this. She didn't even try to hide the fact that he was cuny. Like aiming the camera out my legs because it was down my leg levels new straight onto my leg so I sat there staring out the window. And you know when something like that happening to you. You're having this inner dialogue off. Gone something you should say something. You know you're you're strong like you know this. Is you know you should say some mutation alex. I know maybe don't know you the addicts. i know. Look i would have thought what the hell you doing sir. Absolutely you know like i. I've shared before we spoken quite many times on the show. Um did i was ori rape time. Seventeen on it was it was hard. It was horrific event on spoken about a publication. And it took me a very long time to rid myself of the shame And because we'd be entering king. He told everybody. I was asking for us. It was horrific. So i think that came flooding back as i was sitting there. You know but and then i was having this inner dialogue. I was cross with myself. Because i was thinking seventeen year. Old me was so us. What you know forty-five-year-old year old me has grown so much a so strong. So i said okay. I need to get myself safe. So i'm not going to make a scene in case it gets worse because that's what we do but anybody would do not that situation you know like if you felt under threat you'd be thinking okay luxuries. I raise my voice who i make it worse. Says i lose seats so i got up and i moved and he moved with me three times. He never let the whole train journey. You know every train crowded over the wasn't it was quite a was and it was a boat. I would say kinda seven o'clock in the evening and it was going firmly leaks So it really wasn't have been the other way around it would have been jammed. I'm not sure maybe what he had done. Or i certainly wouldn't have been able to move He moves wish me three times. And i you know. I got really scared because he was. He was a toll overpowering man. And then i started panicking before i got to. The station is thinking you know what now he follows me off and all that kind of stop look. I was lucky that he didn't i got off. I checked behind me. And you know he. He didn't want to be off. I was very shaken. I felt very self conscious in my out. I got happens to us as well. Then i started. I actually started victim blaming myself which is a terrible thing. My my skirt is too short. Shouldn't have worn like i was like. Oh my goodness. I was so surprised. Myself my reaction because you know i did fifteen year old niece and i would be telling her doesn't matter what you wear it about. You know all. I can i still. I started victim blaming myself as i walked to to get my partner. I mean he was horrified. That this happens. It's me and you know. He was fantastic and supportive and everything. But that was this. You know you. You don't really think. I didn't report what happened to you and i was seventeen because while i was seventeen i was so vulnerable and so ruined from the experience and because i'd been drinking and he told me it was my fault because i'd been drinking. I believed that it believed it was my fault. I relieved it was my fault and senator. I saw louise o'neill's play think in forest. I mean that most sincerely. And i don't even think lewis realizes the book that she rose in the play that that was done in the every man how free and it was for me and then i was able to tell. My story told us or a book so then a few weeks later. You know the work. That i do so i would be in contact quite a lot of guards. I remember saying to one guard in particular career. This happened to me you know a few weeks ago. I'm just wondering you know. Like like watching i bosses. And he say his sneakers and he said asher lights that as a compliment. You've got a great set of pins. I was worst partial. And i was just sitting there going. Oh oh oh wow now. don't not all guardsmen. Me and i know that there are people saying who that are great guards out there. I've worked with them but got was. That's my you know. Those are the two things my lasting memories. Autos you know he was doing something. That was wrong but i thought i would have reacted in a different way and i didn't because i was scared and i needed to try and keep myself safe and then you know just you know asking a guard and him telling me what it was a compliment. Because i've got great legs. So that's why i tweeted this morning. Iran's the journal article. And i just thought there there i am again. It's just you know it is. It's it's the way it is for us you know we're in so many ways conditioned to just shut up and put up about us and people in question all the time you know why we don't report why we don't say because i don't think there's a real culture and that's not just within the guards. I think it's culturally. I don't think we're at a point where it's okay for us or or there's enough -treme and given or there's enough understanding of what it's like for victims regardless of this various of what happened to you doesn't feel safe to we. Yes alex given the message loudly enough that something is happening around you to which you will checked. And there is another adult within earshot cows and shout loudly attention to i have a i have a daughter in her mid twenties. I'd like to think knowing her. As i do that if someone right that with her. Wake up with a crowd around him. Do you know what i mean but at the same time i would have thought the very same thing about you. Yeah so did i. You know like obviously seventeen year old was very different for five year. Old reinforced five. Wrote me would would. i'm very vocal. You know and. I advocate for people in my job every day And when it when it when it came to me i was. I just froze froze. I got up and moved. I tried to. But then i was. You know. I spent the entire train journey. Gauging my safety. You know what if what if i kick up a fuss and he retaliates by then because happens you know and then walks in on you if you read the journal article today story after story after story tells the story of people knauss doing anything seeing that. This particular incident was happening.

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"knauss" Discussed on The Relaxed Dog

The Relaxed Dog

08:17 min | 1 year ago

"knauss" Discussed on The Relaxed Dog

"Had no dogs in the bed. And then The pandemic happened and we gave up on a lot of our rules and kind of had like anything goes awhile and and now that they now that they are in the bad. I kind of don't want to kick him out like it now. So going back i now now. We have dog beds everywhere but they usually in the bed. Lucy birds bird stays in the bed all night long but lucy she kinda gets up and down fifteen times plus she just getting into the cooler periods. Yeah she goes. I have My health is my house is like a hundred years old. And so There used to be a fireplace in my bedroom and answer the fireplace has gone but the the brick at the bottom is still there. So it's like the coolest place to to lie so that's release easily. Hang out actually knauss annoy sort of impromptu sorta like crate but not a crate area. Yeah it's like a place. Because it is a little distinctive area alec different texture different material and yeah. She likes being on there. So what you. Your local walks lock so we we walk around my neighborhood. Most of the time But we'll go if my house is like the center Of the spokes of the wheel. We go out never different direction Just depending on the day and And depending on where. It's garbage day as well always garbage car. I don't know what it's like over in australia like here in my neighborhood. Garbage is picked up on tuesday morning but the next neighborhood over from me. It's on wednesday morning. And so on. Tuesdays i go over there but on wednesdays i stayed over here. 'cause i try to avoid it. So that's that's part of our routine on on tuesday mornings. We always go somewhere else but we will we walk around here and there's a bunch of little parks that are that are just like pretty manicured little city parks around here And until we go to those most is and then we're really lucky to have a beautiful wooded area. It's about fifteen minute drive from our house and the dogs are permitted off leash and there's streams and trails and wonderful dogs really nice people and so we go there like once or twice a week us Been any interesting incidents at the at pack. Oh my gosh well. If you want to start talking about the things that burqas eaten we could start with what he's eaten at the park. So there's there are a lot of trails that go rounds in in in our area and pennsylvania. There's a lot of deer a lot of deer so this is a little foreshadowing. What happened one day We were walking around and bird. He just has the most amazing sense of smell of any dog. I've ever met. And so i think from the moment that we got out of the car probably before we even got out of the car probably when we were driving on the road to get there. He could smell that. There was a dead deer somewhere and he probably knew exactly where it was from the minute we got there. And so we want her walking doing our loop It's like maybe two miles or something like that that we walk and so we're walking around in the woods and we're and we're going the dogs off leash And they're allowed to be off leash there. And all the sudden bird get so with of something and he goes charging down into this ravine and it was in the fall. I don't think it can't remember if it was fall. Twenty twenty or twenty nineteen but there were piles and piles Bike three feet deep of leaves everywhere and has really steep ravines and so he goes running down and i was really nervous because That took you down to the road and so usually that's not a problem because we're way up high on the ridge on the trail but birth went down and i was nervous. He was gonna cross the road. So luc- i said lucy come on. We gotta go down. So lucy's like oh great. This is gonna be such a fun adventure. She's like bouncing around. And i'm like nervous. I'm like trying to run down this hill and the leaves are so steep. So i was i was like sliding on my but through the leaves and it was disgusting because you could smell the deer p in the leaves and you know like i just knew it was just so i just. We were very dirty by the end of this activity and So we get down to the bottom of this ravine where i could see bird and he was down in this crevice and i'm sorry for anyone. Hope no one's eating lunch He had owned this deer carcass. That was lake pretty decomposed and and he. I found him and i was like so scared. I was gonna fall into this mess so i'm trying to like straddle over the side did not fall slid leaves and all of this and i had to reach an burt had his whole head. Inside of a ribcage of this dear it was so disgusting. And and i had to reach in my hand. And i was like screaming the whole time i the region right hand and grabs caller and get him out was so mad at him and And then since we were all the way down there. I had to luckily unleash the dogs up and we had to walk back to the car like on the side of the road so that that's one of the more memorable and like outlandish stories. That's happened there And so because of that. Sometimes bird has to be at least at that park when i can just tell that. He's like getting an idea. So how how win is live around. They're usually good. And i think that's kind of on me a little bit. I try to pay a lot of attention when we're out there And if i see anything which we don't usually during the day. But if i see anything any kind of animal during the day like a big one like a deer alcohol the dogs over to me before they see it hopefully But they burt. And lucy they have never changed a deer Far or anything like that. My my old dog lola. One time she. She chased one pretty far. I had to go find her But burton lizzy have been pretty good about that. And mola animals. Well they do. We have a battle with the squirrels. All the time in a lot of squirrels And in my backyard. I have a big Black walnut tree and so the squirrels. We have tons of scrolls. 'cause they're always up there eating walnuts and running around And so the squirrels they. I think they do it on purpose. They torment the dogs Because they they run on. Telephone wires to and bert like Bark telephone wire for five minutes.

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"knauss" Discussed on PhotoBiz Xposed

PhotoBiz Xposed

06:12 min | 1 year ago

"knauss" Discussed on PhotoBiz Xposed

"Sort of cave. I think because. I am always doing something to kind of progress my business in some way. There's always an idea going on something that i've learned from the podcast. Will somebody else that. I wanted to talk to find out how they do things. So it's definitely been a steady growth. I document every single number figure that comes into the studio. And i do have to sometimes stop and look back and sort of you know. Look at my numbers and realized wow eighties. Actually it's growing boss. Yeah it's it's steady knauss could went i. I met you and decided to follow your journey. You working fulltime as a nurse doing photography part time. Is that still the case today. Sorry i was working. Fulltime is a and i was taking on the weekend by then dropped down to four days then three days and working at the host and then i fell pregnant with my now and once i had heard february latched. Yeah that was sort of my a transition out of him at work at the house through. And now i work as a nurse on a casual basis not so much during the pandemic. It's not the nicest place debate but yet now the plannings i i wasn't a inventory treat aids my business and now i would say i'm doing about two and a half to three days in a business in the business. Sorry just because. I have my daughter. I have just gone through time in the business or anything like that and i'm pregnant with my second child. Eighty is going to be a while before. I'm full time in the business that everything's kind of hot time at the moment so i want to get back to the two and a half type thing just a second but can you give us a snapshot of where you are knocked turnover or revenue wise with business. Now yes to twenty nine. Tain i worked obviously the full year the full calendar year. That was three days at the hospital and three days in a year. And i cracked six that year which i was really proud and come twenty twenty. I had my daughter anne in february. Sorry i was closed. And then obviously the pandemic hit and i remain closed pretty much. I did three shoots july before we got shut down again. So i didn't. I began to november. Twenty twenty was a bit of a ride off and then so for the financial year that just ended. I had anywhere seven months. And i tend to just over one hundred and eighty thousand dollars. Holy shit that's amazing. Yeah really really awesome. Really proud of myself and the my goal is definitely to hit the three hundred k. this columbia older with another baby underway. Move say how that goes but yeah three hundred k. Then the next five hundred k. And i'm just going out from there but it's a hang on so you've got like close two hundred k. turnover and you're doing two and a half days away. What really is that really true. Yes from november to the end of gene. Which is the end of our financial year. Seven months had Nassar yet two and a half days way hundred eighty it was just just one hundred ninety thousand bilas seven months. Which was. I was pretty happy with amazing. You are incredible okay. So you said before that the growth was incremental. It sort of been pretty steady. Did you find that you know when you work with a coach or you implemented marketing strategy or china process was anything along the way where took a radical jump up. He went from fifty to one hundred thousand. Yep definitely in. Twenty nineteen is where my systems really started playing a big pot and that was a lot to do with the insurance coaching. Did with markers that are. He'd sort helped made a really systemized things. Get a priceless. That i was really happy with and just work out exactly how i wanted to do things because i was only working in the studio three days a week. I needed to make sure that everything was really streamlined. So i would say working with him really gave me a good snapshot of my business. I roll what i needed to do to actually run a business. Not just a hobby. Kind of winging it as i went. I wanted to make sure that. I knew exactly what else do anything. And he was a huge pot in that north. So when you say systems of systematize your business like what does that mean to me at mainz that at this point i really wanna get to a point. Where any single person walk in here. And do what i do. Obviously the business side of things is a huge pot. The taking the days. I would say it's about twenty percent of it. The rest of it is running a business. And it's something that i really enjoy. Which is why. I think that i'm so successful but i want to. I want someone to be able to walking and to do a further sheet. Exactly how i would do it. I want an admin us and to be able to offer gift batches printing the gif. Ouch is package them and know exactly who to send to. By creating these systems as videos. I want so susie susie she looks. She does shoot a man Suzy's made up by the way. But i do have gabrielle. Is my admin assistant so than gabrielle knight. Exactly what products to order had ordered them how to get them from saudi. Some what to do next so that my business running on its own. And i think that he need systems in place to do that okay. You're recording videos of. How will they seasons. Working your business absolutely. Yes say. Every time i do something. I ask myself. Is this something. I'm going to have do again. And if the answer is yes sir. I am going to have to do this again. Great will make a video and could in the manual so that then somebody else can watch it and then they can do it for me. Is this with a view to grow the business credit. Another separate business to franchise or to sell the business down with the idea of doing this it differently to guard. I have a plan to be standing over a million dollars and taking her a load of big chunk of that. But i want to do that by working in our wake. I want to do that.

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"knauss" Discussed on PhotoBiz Xposed

PhotoBiz Xposed

04:00 min | 1 year ago

"knauss" Discussed on PhotoBiz Xposed

"In sitting with them listening in just hearing their hearts in their struggles in their pain and so many people had similar stories of friends and family just disappearing. You know community falling away and people feeling so alone and isolated and it was like. Wow you know so that was happening. And then i would speak in as lebanon oscar. I was invited to speak and still speak at conferences and online summit in corporate events and stuff like that and without fail every single time. Speak therapy at least one. If not a line of people ready to talk to me is to share their story but then also asked me what they can do to help like my neighbor lost. Baby what do i do or my coworker lost his dad. How do i support him. You know so it's like okay. All these people want to help but they just don't feel empowered and they don't feel confident to show up and then all these people over here hurting and desperately need people to support them. So how can we bridge that gap in that actually led me to create this support card. That was a postcard and on the front side. It said how. Can i love you better. Because that's the driving question of love not last and then on the back side. It said you know i see. You're going through a tough time. I really wanna show up for you and it had checked boxes of like. What can i do to help you bring you a meal. Take you to coffee. Sit and talk. Give you a hug. This was all pre code of course and so we have checked by them. Blink ones reviewed customize your hand to someone in can mail it back or you can mail it to someone and they could send it back or give it back to you and so we actually partnered with a digital agency in atlanta to turn that into an online form so if you go to how can i be better dot com. It's the same much analogy with check boxes but because it's digital we actually added a calendar plugin so you know i could say andrew i seared length have time. I really wanna show up for you. What can i do for you. I can order dinner for you and have it delivered to your door. I can do yard work or whatever it is and then you get that list in pick which one sounds good to you and then you would say with the calendar plug in select the day in time that you would want me to do that thing and so i you could say. Hey if you could bring me lunch friday at noon. That would be amazing. And i'd be like done so it really promotes like actual follow-through instead of like oftentimes the go-to phrases this md. Like let me know if you need anything and it's like that's not actually helpful and it typically never gets followed through on so that was one thing we wanted to do and then we have a line of empathy cards. We have a couple of other things that we're working on. We're actually in the midst of a capital campaign to raise money to turn. How can you better dot com into a full-blown grief support app. Which were really excited about. So that's that's the community support program and then the third program is our corker care program where we bring grief in empathy training to the workplace to create cultures of caring. Because at the same time. I would hear people families that we were serving. Tell me that they were worried about losing their job or they did lose their job because of their situation i would have corporate leader saying one of our team members. Just lost their spouse. Would we do and so. It was the same disconnect rate where like people wanted to help people were also suffering and so me bridge this gap in so we created the corporate care program in launched a supposed to be an in-person workshop called heart at work on march. Sixth of twenty twenty so. It was kind of a disaster. We got one bad timing. I know we got one off. Where the world shutdown and so we filmed everything. We're launching it as an online course later. This year knauss.

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"knauss" Discussed on On Purpose with Jay Shetty

On Purpose with Jay Shetty

03:55 min | 1 year ago

"knauss" Discussed on On Purpose with Jay Shetty

"Yes falling in love too fast. Where is because they went on a couple of great dates for the guy and they can look at the date and go. He was amazing and you should have seen what he did and how he was on the diet and all of that and the thing. I have to always breakdown is that may not have been about you. It is about something he wanted you to feel by the end of the night. And not the you. I am a kind kinda low this coach. We have right now where everyone's inositol we call. It was so quick to label. Yeah he's an awesome. She's an assist. Like i'm like no we have a narcissistic streak absolutely and we all exhibit narcissistic behaviours. That time that doesn't mean we're diagnose -able knauss completely but i- narcissistic streak. We all have early. Indicting and to differing degrees is the desire to impress. Yes rather than connect and so we go on a date with someone in the high. If someone's really on the extreme end they will give the greatest of someone's life not posing goes away and they're like this guy is amazing all this and they they may have on an amazing date but you you know nothing yet. I'm what's co about your wife. I go through that process with you is in. Oh i can imagine for her. It's almost like why. I want to see how you arm week full. Yeah i want to see how you are in month three and until you've been there you really don't know how great of somebody is going to be and that that's what i mean by when you asked me about what i've really learned about love. And i talked about valuing the wrong things. That's one of the big ways that it shows up..

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"knauss" Discussed on The Relaxed Dog

The Relaxed Dog

08:05 min | 1 year ago

"knauss" Discussed on The Relaxed Dog

"When i when i read on the country music and be countries and And he's name he's run was dusty not so slim walked back and he's foster care. I had done a right up to. Us lean dusty song. And i was like well. You know this is a sign that might be made. And it was really lucky time. Madonna wash lady had been telling me about her friend. Who's a foster care on an year about her. And i saw that she was foster care or be stalled and i made contact with as well as singers. That morning in became a raised blouse. Contact people on a gun in front touch with her and she'd had i think it was something like seventy wineries within twenty four hours. It was trying a lot harder. But fortunately my dog wash lighting. You had put in a good word for me. And and i got to him from the media. That i met him like he was. He was gonna be my dull like he should choose straightaway like when do you wanna al's like. Oh my god yes. It was a special way to laugh. I just need for whatever as he was. It was gotta bay. Mondo voice incredible. How the different pieces of the puzzles puzzle. And just think coincidence. Or what or doesn't matter y or or what you believe in but sometimes you think how did all those things line up and you end up with that dog because he was really nothing like the dogs that i had in the past. You know that role also to be your tough on active dogs and then there was while fact he was fat. I'll see back. He was Sorry story was that he'd been on on Vote for family Unfortunately i haven't really thought through having doll on a property. And and they put him in a don't run and pretty much any well. It'll of thing off doctoring. Bought pretty much had left the run at all so he wasn't socialized or anything like that. Unfortunately that family sort of said united them. It's starting to give dog tonight. Lost him In the dog run sorry the Community came into came in Yeah and that's how he made his way way now. they live so at the time. I had another rottweiler. Sharon sar jared gorgeous. Gingele rod easy was filed security dog that i picked up from iris. Dusty was terrified of charity. I want to do over. St when you when you go to spoil is four sharon today about the baby so we had to have laki foster care was really understanding in really wanting to leave with may thiry did i think about five meetings of all. He was comfortable enough. Is sharon to actually museum. You know we've been on little together. Enough to soften amend finally like she's Yes finally the dike dean than i had two cats as well and he took to then straight away and became a member of the family from the minute he came through the door Knauss and and what was the initial sort of set up inside or outside. Hey was a typical lab Everything was laid the first couple of months he just destroyed the place a cheered lie. Cermony has shoes sunglasses. Cave remarks like everything earned so he was. He was really good really. Eat a luggage tea israeli quickly. The dogs was allies with people. But you know you kinda fees of all the dogs ailey creek. It was always a little bit. So cautious box. Genetic pretty strong than he's lived just would avoid adl not really worried about dusty as adult. They untitled. I saw a message. All other nodes united didn't react to humane law. Serve at affiliates. Four him with the sort of like differentiate between dusty and sharon when they came over charlemagne cher was sorry social. She always loved table duff satellite. Hey just love to follow like he would just be on the couch ages when any get writing body and really snuggling in any always family must spot. Larry didn't stick on buys into your anything Really said already numb settled in pretty quickly serbian Acting him you know. Obviously making the Many times. I am assigned to get involved with the rescuer Had offered to help. We thumbs raffles things like that. Getting prizes fund rising mid from During.

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"knauss" Discussed on Podcast Metanoia

Podcast Metanoia

08:14 min | 1 year ago

"knauss" Discussed on Podcast Metanoia

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"knauss" Discussed on Aussie Beer Explorers

Aussie Beer Explorers

08:29 min | 1 year ago

"knauss" Discussed on Aussie Beer Explorers

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"knauss" Discussed on Podcast Metanoia

Podcast Metanoia

08:17 min | 1 year ago

"knauss" Discussed on Podcast Metanoia

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"knauss" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show

The Adam Carolla Show

08:03 min | 1 year ago

"knauss" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show

"He woke groggy was alive. It was a japanese fishermen. Well there you go. Because he had a hobby named brian he had. He had an oriental broad as well. Didn't he because he sort of emulated. Everything that lennon did yeah. He was tapping on the window. He brought them back to life. Well you know the thing about hitler and never really thought about it but you just thought about it for me. Hitler was a hero of world. War one any was injured He he sustained some fairly significant injuries. Someone's i've somewhere on. And it's not like like i said it's not like all the doctors say in germany or middle eastern guys. I mean they probably probably pass through a jewish doctor or two. There's probably some point where you know. Twenty two year old adolf was being pulled off the battlefield and world war one and somebody was bringing them back. The life he's hatred of the jews probably hadn't even manifested that stage. Probably because the thing is it was a look to do with when when the the after world war one when they went into deep depression when money with nothing and then they've won the blame. You know what i mean. That's whether born with a hatred of jews. I take time right. I don't know. I felt like i hated jews when i was a toddler jewish. Now i'm just thinking. Meaning i can remember hating jews when i was very very young. I hated. I'm probably funny when you make anti semitic australians. We don't have any jews like how how. How do you work. It's like people who hate black people in australia. Originals like one percent of the population. That's a lot of effort. You're putting in a really burning calories. You have no jews to hate and it's weird. It's like a it's like saying i hate sushi but there's no sushi restaurants in town like so what who cares. Kids live with it. The jewish people live with south african rand. Knowing needs a reason to hate. South africans could any religion right. They're they're they're held. Bunch never thought about that growing up in a place with no june. This whole stereotypical like the curly head. Accountancy looking guy on ever met one of those until i was in my twenties. I well my my whole thing. You have no mexicans either. Many mexicans show. Jeez you really have to hook so you just have to start drinking hating each other. Yeah it was lebanese. Oh really yeah. We don't like when i was a it was the greeks the italians like sure and now. We're all onboard with them right there. Right and You know the arabs called share. I was gonna. We always think the terrorists are coming to get us. We thought we would next lesson. Australia's no good because there's not they're not populated enough twenty million people know in case only that but twenty million people spread out over place the size of you know we're not we're not we're not spread out about about fifty million of them on the coastal bunched up. Australia is big as north america. Right big big as you. United states of america and north america point is not a lot of people. I know they're bunched up in one place. Yeah it's like a puzzle. We've just made the border right and you haven't filled the middle once in the mental. There's nothing in the desert. It's shit crap. I mean. I'll tell you the good news i keep telling the terrorists. This don't bother bombing los angeles you just going to kill a bunch of mexicans and lebanese and filipinos. You're not gonna get you know what i'm saying. Go to cleveland and have a good. I don't go to australia's by luck terrorist. You want to kill the blue eyed devil. Not the brown eyed brown skin devil. You put a dirty bomb in the middle of downtown. La you barely going to get any white people. Well if you're going to get you had a go at astray there was. It was an attack on a nightclub in bali. Did you get. Yeah because holiday in bali because we haven't got enough knauss looking right. We got a venture but further right. I remember the bali attack in bali. Yeah that's all it's only that beat on the side is fucking rubbish. Now see western astray after the west. Obviously that whole state. That's one point. Five million one point five. Yeah the whole thing right right nothing. No i'm just saying that's i mean there's populated areas. I'm just saying but not a lot of bang for your buck. I just think you gotta look for populated areas and again again terrorist. Please no no l. a. You're not gonna get you if you if you fuck up sydney but the opera house statement that bridged in the bridge. Yeah yeah that's right. That was the news. Get a landmark. So i'm sorry so Camera to help the terrorists listening. But you know. Be a bit imaginative some effort. I'm seeking. I'm seeking tired of hearing about every every time i do an anti-terrorist people always say that it's racist. It's not racist it's religion right. It's not a rice and you can be any religious it's bigoted in a way. Yeah but you know and then as saying before about this little bit here. It says it says the atheist and i i hate the fact that the as an atheist i'm brought into the whole argument of religion when i don't even think there is an argument. There is no god. There is nothing that's it. I know they act like we're burning calories being atheists. I burn as many calories being atheists as they do thinking about martians. Yeah exactly they don't exist. So i don't give a shit or a yeti or the loch ness monster i don't don't exist don't care. Don't burn any calories on it. I don't go out and specific you know. I don't i don't go out and go. Hey are you part of that. Anti santa claus and easter bunny group. Are you one of them. Are you going to march or you have that group i. There's no santa. The easter bunny. And there's no loch ness monster. And i don't give a shit with this. Is atheist did it to themselves though. Because they're like they want in god. We trust taken off the dollar bills and they want this stupid cross. That's on the los angeles or california crass. There's a cross that's on it because it was settled with had missions and then went that taken off the coffee mugs. And so what they've done if drawn attention themselves because their pain in the ass because there's two types of atheists. There's the jim jefferies adam corolla atheists. Which is what. We're just smart reasonable. Rational people don't give a shit. And i don't believe in anything unless there's some proof provided and no one is provided any real so we don't believe and then there's the my dad was a born again christian and used to sodomize me. That's the one with the fucking chip on his shoulder holding that bossa they said there's probably not a god or something and they wanted to put up that thing in canada right that story. Yes it all. I was doing gigging. Miami because i mentioned on. Hbo special. I do it for laughs up to look the i guess the proof point but not fucking change anyone's mind. I don't think anyone's minds have been changing. Religion is a bit of a stand up. You know what. I mean if you're obviously if you're willing to believe in something that there's no proof of and doesn't exist and i can't change.

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"knauss" Discussed on The Lawfare Podcast

The Lawfare Podcast

06:52 min | 1 year ago

"knauss" Discussed on The Lawfare Podcast

"And while i think the terminology needs work across the entire field trying to get out or understanding. What we're seeing is one of the ways that i think he can now. So you've said a couple of times. They quoted authentic behavior is particularly egregious particularly bad. And that's why you're focusing so much attention on it but why is it particularly bad. As opposed to other forms of behavior. There is a recent graphic report for example on a network of media outlets sort of local action groups and accounts on facebook associated with the chinese businessmen. Whoa wangi who's connected to steve bannon promoting conspiracy theories about the twenty twenty. Us election and cove nineteen. These pages coordinate but they appear to be representing their own opinions. So this is end. Cip or check point to another example. That i know. Evelyn has been interested in there. Are reports of a digital marketing. Firm rally forge. Which is linked to a pro-trump youth group turning points posing as progressive organization targeting democratic voters sort of promoting green party candidates in an effort to split the democratic vote. This sounds bad but it doesn't meet facebook's definition of cib's so are these operations you less bad in some way than cib are they not particularly egregious in the same way and does that gray area worry you. I described badness year in two ways. The first is how difficult or easy is it for someone outside of a platform to understand. Who's actually behind again if you're systemically using a network of fake accounts it's almost impossible for people outside of the platforms to pierce that veil. So we see it as particularly egregious because it's a space where the structure of our platform is being used to facilitate the deception. And it's where we have the best ability to. We're the least cost voyeur. As you would say an economics where we have the best ability to expose these operations when others might out the second reason i would argue. It's particularly egregious is there are a lot of grey zones around what constitutes legitimate advocacy versus inauthentic deception online. We were talking about some of them earlier when you were asking about the rise of sort of these grey or techniques among these actors the question of whether it is okay to run a network of fake accounts that is accounts that to represent real people. When in fact they do. Knauss is not really a gray area. We've been very clear for years. That violates our policies. The other platforms have been very clear about this host 2016 public debate. Has i think largely aligned had been very clear that this is not an acceptable type of behavior and so it is particularly egregious. People continue to do this because it is a very clear indicator that they know what they are doing is deceptive and that they are crossing these lines intentional the further they go from that core behavior. The less clear is how deceptive their beat and then. The last thing that i would say is c. I b. what we have seen is that the most determined and aggressive threat actors or comfortable using cib. This particularly egregious as i have said technique and it means that we often see adversarial innovation within cib. I so in other words. New trends and new techniques express themselves within the context of c. i. b. and then trickled down other types of deceptions and part of this is because we governments and other well-funded actors trying to drive cib. What that means is remember. I said there were multiple goals for being transparent. One of the goals is getting out awareness about techniques as they emerged quickly. But that means is if we're systemically reported on the id campaigns we are getting out public awareness techniques as they emerge as quickly as possible. And that's part of how we think about this. None of that is to say that there aren't serious violations and harmful behavior that is not see i be. There's a reason that we enforce against things for inauthentic behavior. There's a reason that we enforce against a whole range of different actions on the platform but in this particular context thinking about authenticity in hiding your identity using a network of fake accounts is the most violative the hardest to expose and the most sort of clearly signaling malicious intent of the various behaviors. We've seen so as we discussed you. You don't run. Allah facebook You just run a small slice of facebook and a common critique of the company is that the problem is not necessarily the faker inflammatory materially on the site but rather the way that the platform as a whole is designed to amplify that content and privilege. It over maybe more boring but true and to use your language authentic material. I'm wondering how you feel about that critique and whether you ever feel like your work is awarded or made harder by the way that the product you're in charge of securing is itself designed. I understand why people make that critique when you actually push on the evidence behind it doesn't make a lot of sense what i mean by that. Is this people react to inflammatory content but there is a lot of research and a lot of evidence showing the people don't want to spend a bunch of time in environments that are full inflammatory concepts. So if you're a social media platform and you want to build communities that will persist. You went to community of a last more than a few days that will be more than a flash in the pan you don't want those communities to be full of inflammatory content because people will leave. That's just very clear. What all the research that. I've seen indicates and so the incentive from facebook perspective and many of these decisions are not decisions that near my team is making but it is against our business interests to build communities that are full of inflammatory content. I think everything that the company is trying to do is to drive that type of stuff down and to help support authentic voices and more meaningful debate. So i think that that is a claim that i often hear that i just haven't seen supported by evidence so i wanna push you on that a little bit because i do feel like if you asked me you know. What kind of restaurant would you enjoy going to write. I would and my options. Were you know some sort of vegan. You know all plant super healthy.

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"knauss" Discussed on KOA 850 AM

KOA 850 AM

03:39 min | 1 year ago

"knauss" Discussed on KOA 850 AM

"Instead of toilet paper and baking flour. Sarah Knauss, our reporter at the Wall Street Journal says Among the items that high demand recently deodorant, teeth, whitener and condoms Sarah was trending well last year around this time, a lot of people were Russian two stories to buy flour and disinfectant and and Antibacterial products. It's different now. We're getting ready to emerge from our cocoons here, and people are buying deodorant, teeth, whitener. Other things that show people are getting out of the house. How about give us some of those sales numbers? Um, well, it's interesting. You know, there's this funny little To me funny little product categories that are suddenly spiking, like at Wal Mart, which is the country's largest retailer. So a pretty good sample size alarm clock sales and April were double what they were last year. Luggage sales were up 400%. They also received a spike and cosmetics, beauty teeth. Whiteners fails just in the last, you know, a few weeks and months. The alarm clock thing is fascinating to me. I get luggage. We're ready to go. But he told me like all these folks just woke up whenever or didn't use their iPhone alarm clock. Now they need an alarm clock. It's not 100% clear to me or you know walmart. Exactly why alarm clock sales are going up, 11. Guess is that people Um, you know, words necessarily always getting up. You know, at a time a set time or we're just kind of naturally waking up in that worked for a lot of people over the last year. On, but they don't always wanna have their phones around. You know, people do buy a lot of folks or kids, You know they're going back to school now. If if your schools in person this is April data So if your school wasn't in person, your child might not have been getting up. You know what a precise time and now they are. And I think a lot of kids will use alarm clocks because their parents don't wanna have phones in the room there A couple of references in your story, too, about hair, facial hair for men. Another woman who kind of just couldn't wait to get her hair cut right. There's a There's a lot of more, You know, people, you know, just voted. Get their haircut for a whole year on one of the people to talk to for the story that you know he got her vaccine, and it really booked her hair appointment for the day after she would reach full immunity that two week window after getting her fights there, Scott and was really thrilled to get it with. Sarah knows our reporter at the Wall Street Journal. She's got a story entitled The Great American Cleanup, deodorant and Teeth Whitener. Are among the items flying off the shelves. So as you pointed out early on in our conversation, things like baking powder were hot back then. But that type stuff is not so hot now. Yeah, you see the corresponding decline in sales of things like flower Um, toilet paper cleaning products. Those are things they're not feeling as well. Just to be clear. Some of the spike in sales were seen performing products. It's not on the same scale is what we saw last year for toilet paper and other things were, you know stories were cleared out for weeks. There is her now. Plenty of supply of those later. It's a balance here. We've seen these Seen these wild swings in product sales and declines. Do we achieve some some balance again? Well, you know, there's still out of stocks for products. Some of what is causing Product shortages now, in some cases, a big surges in the band right and that's what we were seen early in the pandemic, But there's also a lot of it is right now with global supply chain and that has affected so many different product categories. Thanks, Sarah Sarah Knauss, our reporter at The Wall Street Journal Coming.

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"knauss" Discussed on WGN Radio

WGN Radio

05:22 min | 1 year ago

"knauss" Discussed on WGN Radio

"We're back on Chicago's afternoon news here on 7 20 w. G. N. R. Earlier this week we talked about Cooperation between the University of Illinois and the State Department of Public Health. How they were going to measure wastewater and they could track covert 19 by what shows up in our wastewater. Well, maybe we can track also our efforts that recovery by Showing up that the toothpaste aisle That's the gist of an article by Sarah Knauss Hour from the Wall Street Journal. Sarah Welcome. Thanks for having me okay, so teeth brighten her is the new toilet paper. Let paper Yeah, basically a slightly smaller scale because we all probably remember it was actually quite hard to find things like toilet paper, disinfectant wipes even things like flour, right basic food food supplies. Um, a little over a year ago. Now, um, those buying trends have slowed way down and sales are down compared to last year. In the meantime, sales of things like Pete White Mirror and deodorant and luggage are way up in the story. Last week, a host of retailers from Macy's to target Reported strong sales for the spring quarter, noting that apparel, beauty and travel products all were selling well. Was it at Was it a Wal Mart were luggage sales year over you were up 400%. Exactly. Yeah, there's also seen this is April data that they were talking about April this year versus 2020. They also saw alarm clock sales go way up and which I am still a little bit scratched my head about the Who's using the alarm clock. So I guess for kids often you still buy an alarm clock? Well, not only that His alarm clock goes bad, so they had to buy a new one. I will say I've had many bad alarm clock. You're not very No, they could be pretty cheaply made, and I don't get pricey lab clocks for myself. I think if you don't throw it across the room when it goes off, they last longer that that probably helps out. Okay, So you know, I've buying different things. I'm ordering things online and I'm running into shortages are these Retailers having trouble stocking the shelves with some of these products. Not yet. That's why it's not quite on the scale that we saw for some of these other things last year, you know, there seems to still be plenty of mouthwash and deodorant in the supply chain. Overall, we're seeing a lot of disruptions in the supply chains for many kinds of products right now, but that's not necessarily related to sort of Um, you know, vaccination race or sort of a pandemic related shift and spending, right? I guess that there was I was thinking of the supply line. Not so much the The rush at the grocery store. I'll s so how long do these retailers expect this to last? Well, it's really unclear, you know, and I think as a zoo, many of the buying trends through the pandemic has been will be regional pockets right where they pop up, and then they calm down, and then they pop up again. And then they calm down because people are getting out and about in different ways all over the country. And as we know, some of this has become very has become cultural. Putting what you know you're doing in your neighborhood. You might be doing different things socially right now or not. Okay. I have to ask you about condoms and what this tells us about the end of the pandemic. People are ready to get out of their house and socialized. You know, when I talked to some consumers by, say, more sort of like on the younger side of things I said. You know, they're actually kind of nervous. Like they created their bubble of friends. They you know they haven't gone out and socialize. The strangers and part of their spending on, you know, face fast or teeth, whitener or condoms is preparing and getting ready and feeling confident those moments. Sales of sexual health products, which includes condoms up 32% for the week ending May 1st. I thought was interesting. You did talk to a number of young people. Did you come across Anxiety there like a little social anxiety. Is it real? Yeah. Oh, definitely. I think so. Yeah, and just been such a strange year in terms of how we present ourselves for so many people that if you were not working outside of the home, you might not have thought about that. The same, You know, really at all for over a year, I guess that's true. I mean, it's hard for me to understand because I guess Sara, I really did continue to come into the studio every day. So Don't act like that. If you had a job where you were around other people. You don't think you felt that as a cue if you work in a grocery store, you didn't You know you were coming into work everything. But, you know, I did feel a little bit of that We've been talking about that this week is we start to take our masks off. Around other people, and I guess that's what we're talking about, isn't it? It's just there is this Saturday increased exposure to the Wal Mart executives observation WalMart, the country's largest retailer, So you know it's a big sample size for these kinds of consumer behavior trends and They said, You know, we're seeing teeth. Whitener sales go up, but we attribute that to the fact that people are taking their mass. Aw, yeah, and I would imagine lipstick will follow. What products are I mean, I would imagine sales of bread makers have dropped off. Yeah. I mean, you're seen in that same sort of, you know, late April early May period. You see sales of cleaning supplies, baking supplies, Um, falling. Sharon s our rights for the Wall Street journal. I appreciate your taking the time.

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"knauss" Discussed on KGO 810

KGO 810

01:43 min | 2 years ago

"knauss" Discussed on KGO 810

"Proper veterinary care. You're listening to ABC News. Taking a look at KGO traffic. We will start with some slow traffic for Petaluma. It's heavy for South Found one, A one north of pepper Road to East Washington Street. It's close again from San Antonio Road to Knauss Airfield. Also north bound. Slow from 1/16 passes Washington Vallejo. It's back up for 37 westbound between Mare Island Way and Stags Island Road and eastbound Traffic Slow from Sonoma Raceway two. Stags Island, Richmond, San Rafael Bridge. 5 80 Westbound. It's heavy from Stenmark Drive to mid span for the East Shore Freeway this afternoon. Any westbound is slow between the Albany accident amaze eastbound is slow between amazing university After the Bay Bridge westbound. It's slow from the incline out to fifth Street with KGO traffic. I'm Maggie Jones. The following show is paid for by three dimensional wealth. The views, opinions and beliefs, expressed her those of three dimensional wealth and don't necessarily reflect those of the staff management of cumulus media or other partners. Doug Andrew here, you know, as a financial strategist and retirement planning specialist for more than 45 years. I finally have dedicated the last two years to writing the ultimate book, the Laser fund. How to diversify and create the foundation for a tax free retirement is my favorite vehicle, and we have collected over 200 pages of charts, graphs and illustrations to empower you. And if you're more right brain you learn by stories. You flip the book over and you read it the other direction. It contains 62 stories of actual clients who've employed Laser fund to diversify and save hundreds of thousands of dollars of unnecessary tax..

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"knauss" Discussed on In The Slipstream

In The Slipstream

05:45 min | 2 years ago

"knauss" Discussed on In The Slipstream

"Issues that may have arisen all providing them with advice on site on changing regulation or changing lawyers. Come out or something like that. And then on top of that. These days Would be with us. Software developer as well so Having discussions with them and managing the ongoing development of the software that we're working on and then we also have again with regards to the software. Mostly have some clients who are running pilots for us in terms of using site will sustained regular communication with those clients and making sure that everything's running smoothly for them within the software mentioned. Sure that having a really great user experience as well as these which is really nice to be consulted in have a lotta type in what we do knauss. So you're gonna have to spill the beans Tell us about software. Program excited about it elevates being in the industry for many years and we have been waking episodes in helping them meet like allegations for many years and we feel like we have seen the products and solutions at the but we could never find anything that really suited to the way that we want to work so we decided to jump in and develop heroin software a couple of years ago so spending developments yet for the last couple of years. I'm so the end result is that it will be a one-stop shop to manage old ongoing compliance complications that i mentioned elliott site from conducting a committee mateen's with That's where lessons sees demonstrated than meeting ongoing obligations to housing all of registers that need to be maintained. I'm having the facility for compliance queries to be managed and will be asked to be answered by consultant and also do conduct representative foul reviews which is important part of the ongoing monitoring conditions that episodes have to mate That's the full suite of the software. The fest age. That is kinda being politics by a couple of clients that i mentioned earlier. is the representative Review segment of the software. Which is going to be an inefficient way Released to be conducted in a report in right so Time we find most of the smaller to medium sized lassie's will just use a very simple excel document to generate less reports. And it's a very inefficient to do it as very clunky Instead this kind of Automates the process for them without taking that human element which is necessary in order to review advice because it can be quite subjective so basically allows you to input..

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"knauss" Discussed on 600 WREC

600 WREC

05:00 min | 2 years ago

"knauss" Discussed on 600 WREC

"Thanks being with us Wal Mart in the U. S. Is largest retailer. Hiss set to become one of the biggest distributors of the covert vaccine is the federal government and lists retail pharmacies. That's in part because of the roughly 5000 stores under the company's Wal Mart and Sam's Club banners about 4000, located in what the federal government defines us medically underserved areas. It's a story by Sarah Knauss, Our reporter at the Wall Street Journal. Sarah Take us through this. There are, um you know, over a dozen retail services, so the pharmacy go to at the grocery store. Direct star at a Wal Mart that are going to be giving out the vaccine. Now I'm getting supplied directly from the government. So but in that process, you know the government, the federal government as well. State governments. Tried to decide who gets what and it was a lot of it was based on where they are and what kind of access the population that pharmacy can provide. In the WalMart case, they can to be in more world locations and some of the other big box competitors. They tend to be fairly, You know, just spread out in certain parts of the country, the Southeast, I mean, really everywhere at this point, and in Mainz case, the state government Decided that on Lee Walmart would be the retail pharmacy that would get these doses these precious doses on because of their locations, as well as their ability to You know, Um, think electronic records with the statement and have it to supply chain. It was also just I spoke with the governor, and she said, I knew that they would be faster. You know, they were gonna be there ready now to just do this quickly, and that's what they wanted. She's all right. So you take a trip to us cowhide in Maine. I think if you describe the kind of central part of the state Um, which is I don't know, in relation to say Wal Mart like what's happening there? Yeah, it's a It's a town where, you know, um, sort of north of that Wal Mart there a few other Walmarts, you know, there's a walmart every 30 Miles. Say on the highway is you had to Scotty get but north of that small town that has about 8000 people in it. There really isn't much you know, in terms of a large retailer, and it starts to get pretty remote, pretty fast. So it's a Wal Mart that when I talk to the workers there, and some of the folks in the in town it gets a lot of business from people sort of coming down from up north, sometimes even 70 miles away. The shop. And and so if you know, it's a service that type of community, Then they're getting the doses for free and basically administering them for free. They're exactly the government is giving doses all the pharmacies for free. They're free to patients. Walmart When I talked to an executive there in the pharmacy side, so they're going to get you know a small fee if you have insurance bill insurance. But other than that, they're shoulder in the cost of, you know, the labor and the supply chain. I think, though, there is a benefit from a business standpoint for Wal Mart because Robert is trying to grow its health and wellness business. Sarah Sarah Knauss, our reporter at the Wall Street Journal 30 minutes now after the hour on this morning, America's first news. When you hear that hunger calling your name and you need to get some food. Gotta find yourself a black sweater. Knit up whether Begin something good. Listen, listen, beautiful. My machine ain't no halfway in between. Gotta give me something before I fall upon the pickles in the hot found that Oh, the horse of yours and head home down to Roy. Yeah. To make a big sandwich every way. Roger Restaurants. Guess what, you big cut. It's a youngling beer battered gut fish Feli with cheese and turns us on a Kaiser roll. Roy's a hell, Iggy, and they welcome used day, so come on down to boys and have a cowboy kind of D. Make yourself a great kids. But into the beer. Better cut fish Police sandwich it. Roy Rogers nor dashing Hubert seats are available at participating restaurants. News, a million move. There's a search underway for the missing after a tornado ripped through parts of but Brunswick County in North Carolina, leaving at least three dead. 10 hurt in Texas, two deaths being blamed on sub freezing cold. The latest round of snow and ice is produced blackouts for millions of people, Harris County Judge Lena Hidalgo told the news conference in Houston. I know you're frustrated. No, you're miserable to the north. Parts of the Dakotas dealt with overnight wind chills that felt like 40 below. Chicago Detroit another major cities getting pummeled with snow as the National Weather Service says the storm is making its way towards New England.

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Yesterday's Short Trades Is Todays Profits

The Trader Cobb Crypto Podcast

04:17 min | 2 years ago

Yesterday's Short Trades Is Todays Profits

"Not only was it a good day because the fishing solder things, but it was a good day because there was monet. was money yeah money to be. Made. But you guys went was actually Did. The podcast so I can remember but anyway. Eight of. Those tried to set up Zeke Took it profit year beauty. All side I took tease. US Prophet you beauty. So yeah, it was It was really good dice him some good profits in this came about that I will to snaffle and take advantage of. So really buddy die I'm still by shortened by them by Toggle targets obtain hidden one has had a stop loss move to lock in profit, and this is the thing is. As the markets. Shine a little bit more weight nece at the moment. It doesn't mean that we still do. Well that's I really frustrates me when people don't understand is that you don't need to have a mock it moving Haya to do well. Gina you don't need to have. The market go up and up and up and up out you to make money I it's it's about getting in to a market. And understanding that market. Knowing what you looking at more importantly knowing what you'll looking full now as I, look at Bitcoin rotten now I'm looking at a market that saves I wanna go at the moment we we've got another low high and low allow you to go with it. So we we've got a four hour downtrend the Idaho downturns now they're the daily looked at daily could still pop up at any minute, but there's definitely selling pressure I mean we've gone from eleven thousand, one, hundred to. Ten, thousand? Two hundred. How to die hard on I. Don't know it's nothing to be sniffed out. So, you know it's important for us to keep that in mind and. If you not. To tried. That's just an excuse me making. I'll be honest. You can try you. You made a choice not to. and that's why you don't have to. But you've made a choice not to whilst amok foles you feel pine. You can feel a very different emotion and it can be a pleasurable one. Anyway bitcoin rotten out stand point three, percent yesterday closed down point seven, nine percent. Now, we still we about ten. It's GonNa be interesting to see what happens. Are we GONNA push down through ten not concerned we unless we break down through the all lows of nine, thousand, nine, hundred, twenty, one because it just Chinese the whole picture then back into a bit of a downtrend on a daily and the weekly also will add to that picture of that trending down I'm not really want to say that you know what I really WanNa see that. Ten Thousand Children Seventy three dollars rotten. Theory three, hundred, twenty, three dollars and ninety eight cents. It's down. It's up one her sent to diet was down seven, six, point, nine, percent yesterday knauss looking down to a matter of fact A. Quicker is one out. ooh. Man. For come back to that off the ways in a downtrend on that four momentum is definitely shifting bearish. And it's yes three twenty four much motorcyles exa pay right now break that support at twenty, two, point nine and twenty, three, seven mock that I spoke. She goes today. Look I'd love to say it pull back up into that low pull up into that region giving a little bearish candle off of that twenty sent market just be cracking set up but it's not to be further to go is point seven at twenty two point two cents Bitcoin cash twenty. Twenty are two hundred, nineteen dollars eighty, which was an old level of Resistance Asari support became resistance fell from their hod as a matter of fact, yesterday bitcoin cash was down five point five percent prog looking jot will to forty five right

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LINK Hits $20 - Bitcoin Consolidates

The Trader Cobb Crypto Podcast

05:26 min | 2 years ago

LINK Hits $20 - Bitcoin Consolidates

"Get everybody got a fantastic way Kendall. Tell you that mine who? What cracker was my way can Jeez away what did it start with a? Tell you what started Started with me getting up on Sunday morning star Friday afternoon bought myself a new rod spilled up real new fishing line. Good Bride Basaltic salt is tacoma sauce real went down Saturday morning twenty two silent top water using re politic absolute mayhem fifteen fishing lure at the same time back in the afternoon. While thirty fish in a day. Old Guy Swimming well mouth who know how old good well on crack yes. Thank you very much. I. Appreciate that sounds good weekend. Good Way and last week trading losses pretty slow until about fraud I. GotTa be honest. I liked there wasn't that many opportunities fraud I came through though and I'll tell you what it was a the Ripa might a good good wedge out of that. What are we get? Well for me I got lend, which is I I a lend. In what did I get? That is a twelve hour Kreider. Anyway, I've locked in profits about full four, five to one, which is nice. I also put a coal in my community. Now, coal payables I wanna make that very clear I'm like dude, just up -tunities and you make decisions based on your understanding of those strategies just checklist right? So anyone who's in that grape might slack community. What they do is they get some they get access to May showing them opportunities die make their mind up very rarely to attain exactly what ongoing sometimes. It's usually slip noble non-intention. They they took that try let me just tell you the rewards refresher upper upper chine. God knows where does like couldn't care less to be absolutely honest with you after China let's talk about what it did. Currently it's what's the rule would risk their three point six, two full. I was up around that sort of six to one. But still prophets locked in stops and moved another profitable tried the other one. I think I spoke to you guys about this. I definitely put on free content on Youtube was a day cradle on Bonnets It's also hit one to one. Another profit. So it was like Bang, Bang Bang Bang profit profit profit profit just smacked him quickly on fraud. I. Went fishing, it's been a cracker of awake. All happening at the end that's why I've got to be patients. So you go to show need to look at tight and tried to will go tight the good ones now speaking to bitcoin let's go and have a little chat about what's going on there because las wait we did close. We closed up two percent. We close the wake at eleven thousand, nine, twenty, six. What are they knauss above twelve economy everything. If we saw pulled out, he would be in panic mode. Absolutely no, you know pull by ten grand for little cradle. I'm not weekly would be absolutely superb. The daily right now is consoled consolidation with Jai Alai's the I highlight was at quick pump. Sorry. Quick dump off the run up towards twelve. Twelve. We came off that that big had ten, thousand, six, fifty then got another high alert is coming. That was on the of August now that low is eleven thousand, one, hundred, twenty, six, we've jumped a better grind or so. What we've got is we also has law harsh potentially. So we are building we're consolidating starting taught not the volatility of each of these daily candles on Bitcoin has eased. If we look at it from Las Ford is we had at one point six. Percent That's Today's down point two, three days three point, seven up point full yesterday a bad loss way closer the volatility has started to slow down a little bit and that's why the opportunities been coming out familiar with my trading. So with that slowdown of. Volatility and with the mock console adding a little bit, we could say they. Move Higher if it breaks high if it moves lovable could see that weekly pool back. It's just you know it's one of those times we go the way it does look we'll bullish and Barreto that boss it's about being patient knowing what you're looking for reading the market needs to be read and just taking Tom you know eleven thousand forty forty-five right now down point seven tonight. A theory in Las, week and other great wake up eleven percent. It's pretty extended guys. It's had a great run but this crypto. So extension, Smith mentioned not even know what that means. But a daily divergent stay Look it's in Trevor Divergence is very extended on the weekly on Kane. On the theory moving I've also hold a wedge it's a four, twenty, eight, I taint since down one point four percent tonight will be just hanging out see what goes on from here. Yesterday's candle did close a bullish point two percent, but it's the projection of those lawyers, which is right around four eleven that region. So we'll have to wait and see if he break the high of yesterday's candle today them. Yes there really leg up another notch. Excel pay thirty cents on the dangling. It hits thirty point eight, which is now three tests over resistance league actually draw flat level in. A could be bitcoin breakout for lighter with a little basic they're out to get through. was saying here in exile as a potential trades around that thirty point nine sent mock white and see what goes on the weekly lost weight did it'll get moved was up five point nine, percent coal six percent. Of course, it has had a pretty good run of life will have to wait and see what goes on here but some. Yet the mind I'm just watching that flat level with down one point six percent from the today two thousand of the market

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VAR Gives Chelsea the Blues

ESPN FC

12:36 min | 3 years ago

VAR Gives Chelsea the Blues

"Interesting way do we stop for today's game because obviously massive result for Manchester United but it feels like a match that was defined by those decisions looking table. Five points on the ninth and seventy arsenal as everybody. Back into the mix is for where we start. Just go over a few things quickly. Chelsea one one in six in the League manager having a brief please exacly the goalkeeper again. Well they copy understaffed that again. We'll talk about the reasons not plan. You may say definitely has You know gives you the confidence. Go Cuban behind you and really copier was way over his left for the false goal. Checks cut score struggle scoring. And all the good play on the English officiate in Var is just an absolute utter shambles on talk without you say the afterward this because it did win. The point through them chronic. Let's start with the Harry. Maguire one McGuire off the game said basically he could see by try was falling on him so he put his leg up to stop him falling on a guy who set off given some story to make it to make it sound reasonable decision. They made the truth. Does he kicked caught by. Its Way and a painful position and I don't understand the controversy because it's straightforward any normal human being anybody who's entity football should see that surveyed cow then. He's not given as a joke. Mate rarely the head of the p. g. m. oil an England. The referees should fall on has sold off the back of vest season alone onto the Taylor was at referee that Raffray game when hung homeland son was sent off. That was he missed that one as well but it was officiated by Var. It was very similar. Motion Offi win because as a dispiriting. Navarre is the crux of the matter. Here because antenna Taylor said it. Before as the on field official the game should be refereed by the onfield official. He was in a game he was with instant. Harpen five yards from the monitor from the very thing. That might really doesn't want the referees to go and look because it's taken up too much time it was five yards from the Monitor. It can poke the Cross and then a concession decision between the cows I mean as frightened the stubbornness and ignorance of these officials in England. Just a quick poll from the boys. Frank Red card view on Harry Maguire. Yes of course. I have nothing to say more than what the Guy said you know? I've been a defender and you you ego works when when in fact somebody pushes you and you get out and the funding start to to laugh at you and you have a reaction. And that's exactly what McGuire. He was upset but it goes but surely pushed him and the and when he saw me kicked him stretch his leg and he's a straight red card. We go a little bit. Further than Craig is going is the guy who washed the war. Don't understand football in never played football. If he would have played football it would have understand that it was a clear foul from McGuire. Read one hundred percent I think Russia is on and it was his decision in the first half as well which was real bizarre. One when William Yellow Car took Puno Fernandez on dropped the shoulder. Tony little step over went to the byline clear. Foul and the referee gave will end the yellow card for diving and it was almost an and the boys are absolutely right and Craig's absolutely spots on it. That was the perfect chance for Anthony. Taylor who's a couple of yards away from the monitor just to go and double check just freeze on sanity. If you like just to double check the situation it was a definite kick out higher. Guan Yu exactly what he was doing and it was. I think it's I think it's clear everyone. That was a clear red card. What about the disallowed goal in the second half that we saw? Chelsea thought they made the breakthrough dawn thing thought the again the guy is sitting there in Vr. And the and the decision when it's when it's fast and furious all young girls of it and it was very easy to spot and I don't know what the solution is because these are easy decisions. Sometimes I feel as you should have a next pro. You know in your room but it doesn't really make any sense saying I'm calling myself because the guys inveigh Autzen. I would see quite clearly see that Fred was the first one that pushed asprilla Quetta. He then falls into into Brandon Williams and then everyone assumes up Brandon Williams is being fouled but the first foul and the first push came from from Frank de agree. I totally agree. I think the guy in the wars wearing the Manchester t shirt in. Because if you don't WanNa see McGuire you cannot avoid seeing what Fred did. Fred pushed spirit. Who didn't have anything to do? But Pushing William so it's nonsense of course nature desk grace eight because I was. I'm a former Jesse. Players have people who are GONNA say he wants to defend Chelsea. None of which you did. Well they were courageous APPREC-. They did a good pressure pressing on my on. Chelsea deplete very well that game but the ref give them the game. The Ref the guy in of all the revenue done look at the Monitor but the Guy Lavar give them begin in this way. Like with sat here for guys discussing the same incident and it's rare where everybody agrees so wholeheartedly about it. Sometimes you could say well I could. Maybe see what the officials saw here but on this occasion and it's not anti united buyers or anything like that it just seem well day the officials you have to accept we brought br vow was brought in so the decisions that were that. Were wrong the maiden such. It's not decision would be fixed. We get VR and somebody looking at that monitor. Still can't see it. There's nowhere else to go and this is. This is what was stolen. And we've seen a lot of people crying vars ruining the Game Games gone. But this isn't vast phone if you're showing an official what we've all seen and he comes to that conclusion as that's nothing to do with David. Technology is to do with human interpretation. This is a simple debate. Whether you're wearing a red shirt of mandated as a foreigner a Bushel of jealousy. This is this is not. This is an impartial debate. Because it's so simplistic and the decisions. No when we were watching the Zuma goal I think we all say they're going to chop off because that's what it lake no that the reason technology here's is for people like us and people like the referee and people that support the whole when the effect of CD something as technology goes Bot and goes. Oh Ho. Let's clarify. There's something else in there and as soon as we saw push we all went. Well he's pushed anti is going is going to give the goal. Yeah and when he doesn't flabbergasted let me go back to your point or colleague made us not here and I'm not having to go with a discussion with VR and looking at monitors six months ago and Preto. An jokingly said we have to get used to looking at monitors referee and looking at replays. Now for what the hell was it talking about here but as it turns out the saw the job the saw think when it comes to understanding as an AFO that was right. Yeah these primarily griff rhys who by the way no it'd be seen at the two thousand eighteen World Cup because they were good enough cannot even luke a replay and give a sensible decision. That's a worry and the so-called dancers league in the world governing in France. They are worse than that. So it's a big forum. I think reference the afternoon out to understand football and the tricks of the players. Okay away from officials way from von. Let's talk about the significant this significance of this result Song Chelsea. Yeah because as you mentioned Kappa dropped again batch y starting when he just looks completely out of form as you're at least gave you a little something when he came off the bench. Justice called the government. We Chelsea goalkeeper is crystal clear. That Frank Lampard has a beef with CAPA-. I believe I understand. He wants he doesn't like him. I'm not as it doesn't seem as a goalkeeper. It doesn't think is good enough and he wants a moat. The Chelsea worried that if she held a fortune on this guy and hence the massive. So there's a fight going on what literally speaking as a fight between lobbing the ball that moment so when you do that then because clearly. It's so tight that you're gonNA have to play your best players. I mean she may finish in the top five. Or so yeah. It's it's Monday so when you make that fight with the bald as it seems to be winning because when you're not winning games you put yourself under more pressure on. That's an interest will cape what was going to come back and today then I'm not saying that's why be loss but he's a clear fi on with the ball that jail if they don't want to financial laws and he signed these road. That's fine when you winning games regular then not moment. Hammond and I talked to be creek. What an argument about whether y plays as you replace a was well the truck by the door by Schwab hustled a goal knauss two games and because he stand he's GonNa start him false quick said to me that is mental. If you want to get in the top four and you play your best. Yeah no I argued still will argue about it but what you cannot argue about. Its when you're putting somebody like Caballero and ahead of kappa. The difference between by Schwab is minimal in my opinion but the difference between Caballero and Carepa is a car and you saw in the forest goal show is a hundred percent all the B. B. Stable. Not play the best people got it done. Frank Lampard twentieth fats. During wrong he is content. There was a number things than I did. The kappa one's a bizarre one. Because the guys are right. It doesn't fancy kept. The middleman is obviously a check who's think sporting director or performance coach. I think one of the very highest level. So he's obviously in favor of capital because he finds Zuma's Gawky thinks he's really good despite a record fee for him so that's where that's where the dilemmas coming from on the pitch tonight thought competition with Suppo the best part but Chelsea was so imbalanced down the left hand. Side Reese James. Spent it right back enough. Liquid applied at left back and every time they went down the left inside cutting back on his right foot and you know. Lonzo is sitting on the bench tonight. So it's easy. In hindsight brothel. There was a guy. Maybe you could have bought one for more balanced and does your rude. Botch y wants a massive debate. Why because of his legs and what you can offer 'em behind is a midfield player. You'd WanNa play Giroud all day long. Because he's a good presence holds the ball really well and you bring these Midfield Plaza into the game. Meanwhile voiced. We've got to give credit. You GotTa sign for Bridge you win. No matter what the officials or whatever happens you got the job done and you all very much rate champions. They go and the race teams ray so say And they're one of them It's not a great Jason. Black has to be said in Chelsea showing cracks. The interesting thing is we've we've been very critical of has been critical socio the front paws. GonNa if he doesn't get this team from that position they were in over the

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Is Bitcoin About To Blast Off?

The Trader Cobb Crypto Podcast

05:10 min | 3 years ago

Is Bitcoin About To Blast Off?

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