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Feliz Dia Novo
"kovar" Discussed on Feliz Dia Novo
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CarCast
"kovar" Discussed on CarCast
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Kacper Majdan
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SchoolOwnerTalk.com with Allie Alberigo and Duane Brumitt
"kovar" Discussed on SchoolOwnerTalk.com with Allie Alberigo and Duane Brumitt
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SchoolOwnerTalk.com with Allie Alberigo and Duane Brumitt
"kovar" Discussed on SchoolOwnerTalk.com with Allie Alberigo and Duane Brumitt
"Maybe eleven minutes but do you have any more before. We'd lay that final question on well. Yeah i wanted to talk about you. Know what your definition of retirement is you know. Do you ever see like i know. I've heard some people say retirement to me is really financial freedom I don't know that. I would ever not work but just the ability to do what i wanna do. I wanna do it to a certain degree on kinda curious for you you know what is your definition of retirement for yourself. It's a great question you know i already. You know like i've got. I worked really hard. But i got a great team. I i could not show up to work for a week and pretty much things would be fine right in so i already in a situation where i kinda do what i wanna do for. Most of the time and i don't i don't really know my exit strategy to really good question. I know that. I can't imagine me not. I love martial arts. I love to be around it. I love the whole doja life. You know like. I love Just hanging out on the train with people hanging out of the matt afterwards and talk and shop and you know and and i love talk with school owners about the business. This is what i know you know. And i really don't have any other hobbies about a couple of years back. My wife bought me some golf clubs and because we live right by a golf course and and she got me a private lesson and euros fine. It was fine. But i felt like i was cheating on martial arts like i hope nobody see me kind of cheating you get on the same. Just didn't feel right to me. And this is what i love to do at you know and i tried other hobbies you know. I do some wiggling and carbs some knives and i do some kanji. It's all martial arts related stuff you know but honestly i'm not. The guy wants to sit around. Watch netflix all day. So i think the definition of financial freedom. Doing what i wanna do. I wanna do it. I just one thing that i'll probably do more of In the next few years as more travel this not. Although i love doing seminars travel for the sake of travel most travel. I do like. I'll sneak in a day or two open if i have a family member with me when i'm somewhere but it's usually focused around to seminars and like i wanna do. I wanna go much. Ups you're going to bring my kids. That's their president for called graduation. Were to that next year. So you know that kind of thing is to me. It's really not about stuff. It's about experiences that's more to me. Yeah that's actually. My goal in life is well to spend some time within a culture whether it be japan for a month or italy. For a month and livingston. Small quiet non or village and just experienced life. Because my dad was a retired cop he passed away. A few years back and By the way. I loved seeing your videos with your dad. It literally brings a tear to my eye. You know he's blocking doing things in My dad was the same way when he passed away. I had no idea that he takes. Every one of my articles rewritten the at amid scrapbooks. In just pulled him out the other day. But i love your video so keep the keep doing that. I know what's interesting is that anytime. I'm not feeling love on facebook. I just get my dad in there. That's all i gotta do so so. Our final question is is not morbid in any way but spiritual and The question is so. Let's say on your deathbed or in your funeral. What you want to be remembered for. What would you love to have. People had remembered mastered decor four. And to say about you. What is the ultimate goal if you did that..
The Patriot AM 1150
"kovar" Discussed on The Patriot AM 1150
"Kovar. It is on the decline averaging under 15,000 cases a day across America the past week get another decrease of nearly 30% from the prior seven day average. And CDC director Dr Rochelle Walensky says there has been a decrease of 83% in hospitalizations since January. 9th of this year and vaccinations are a big reason more than 300 million shots in arms so far. In some parts of the country where more people are wary of the vaccines. Covid's not fading, It's spiking. Honestly, it has been. It's been a perfect storm of things, but unfortunately, I think a perfect storm that could happen anywhere. Dr. Kendall Gino is medical director for the Linn County Health Department in Missouri. Or they had their worst covid surge. Yet. In May, Lin in a neighboring county topped the New York Times tracker for most cases per capita in the country in mid May. We experienced a spike in the number of people that were experiencing covid symptoms and who then subsequently tested positive. And since that time cases have been going up until, fortunately recently, it looks like things are maybe leveling out, but we had active cases that were higher than any that we had ever experienced in the pandemic. This hit all around the same time as graduation. What's happening and graduation part reads and then to top it all off. We also found out that we actually did and and do have the delta variants of the Covid 19. The coronavirus that's have been known as the Indian variant. But now it's going to Delta variant, which is more infectious. And so all of those things combined, plus Are vaccinations rate. And when county especially and and Livingston as well, especially in the age group under 50 is pretty pretty abysmal. It's pretty low. A lot of Lot of folks who are elderly and a lot of the long term care facility. Residents got vaccinated, but but a lot of folks lot of vaccine hesitancy and and individuals under 50. I think that all combined to cause the spike that we're currently see him. All right. There's a lot to go through their Let's begin with how this came up in the middle of May. You guys had to be surprised, right? I mean, April. Were you seeing any cases anymore? Was it was Covid was gone pretty much, right? Yeah, pretty much yet. There were several weeks several weeks, maybe even a month, which absolutely zero case. And suddenly it comes out of nowhere. Yeah. Up in in one week, We had 21 active cases. Um and then from there by the next week, we had 85. Then we topped out at 202 104, which is about one active case for every 60 people in Linn County. Alright, because you're pretty rural area, right? You don't have a lot of residents. So about 12,000 you say so that's follow one out of 60. So if you do the math on that That means that would be the same. If this was America, not just Linn County. That would be 5.5 million active cases. Which is really something considering we've only had. I shouldn't say only, but we've had 33 million the entire pandemic. So this is a large number for you guys. And obviously you were surprised. So what did you do about it? Sure. So you know, we we very much made the a lot of the then the same recommendations we had been making all along which, unfortunately or you know as far as masking like not gathering in large groups, making sure that people are isolated and quarantining appropriately. But I'll tell you, it's a really hard sell. When every time people turn on the radio or the TV. It's like, Oh, you know Covid's improving like, well, the wait not here and then you have the CDC guidance. Also in May. That was like, Look, you don't even have to wear masks anymore outside and all that kind of stuff. So you're counter you are countering a very difficult message to defeat. Absolutely and and not that that was in context in the country. Not that that was wrong Advice. It's just whenever your case counter as high as they were in Linn County. We had to have other guys. You know, we just said Look, you even if you're vaccinated, you should wear a mask right now, because the cases are just that high at this point, and we were seeing lots of Lots of what appeared to be reinfection. People that were that tested positive for covid back in September, October, and we're sick. Improved did great. No problem and then became ill again. Uh, you know, in May and again tested positive No. Is that do you know why that is? I mean, I know there were a lot of people talking last year. People who were like who wanted to just have these covid parties. Get it over with. Get yokels get infected, And then you'd be immune forever. People were thinking. Is this that Covid was still in their body or they actually got a new infection. And therein is the that's That's a fantastic question. And we don't have the capability as rural, tiny rural health department to be able to tell you that because what it comes down to is that what you have to do is to prove reinfection. You really kind of have to have to test them and figure out what kind of covid they had the first time, so you have to actually type it the first time they get infected. And then you have to type it the second time to and then no one. We're not doing that. Of course. No one really is. And so yeah, it only it looks like they're that we're seeing reinfection. Thankfully, no one has died yet from this particular from this particular wave. We have had roughly about the same amount of hospitalizations. So as as previous and some ICU states as well. I think the biggest difference so Is that we have seen that really in our little you know, tiny populations. The vaccination is working because we're not seeing any so far nursing home cases like we had in November and December because those populations Really vaccinated. And so even though we've had employees accidentally exposed residents who we haven't seen that infection, then take hold and, of course, just like in most of the country, That's Back in November, December. That's where we saw many of the death coming from. We're from our long term care facility. Okay, So these people who were infected in May and maybe in early June They are all unvaccinated. And so or most, is that better to say most the vast majority I don't know. There may have again for patient privacy, and all of that. I believe we have had At least a case of a vaccinated individual that did that did then test positive for Covid. But most the vast vast majority Aurand back to Dr Gino said Vaccination rates were abysmal for those 50 and under Here are the numbers as of Monday. Inland County, Missouri, about a third of the total population has had at least one covid vaccine dose nationwide. That number is almost 52%. And if most of the elderly there are vaccinated, it shows how many younger people in that county Don't want the shot, so the recent Covid surge has changed a few minds to some degree, We have seen upticks in vaccinations in the area. Think when there's a clear and present danger, then it's a little a little easier to go ahead and make the jump to get that vaccine. Um as far as reasons. Well, goodness, I mean, it really varies depending on depending on the person that you talked to. Some folks have what I would nicely say sound like somewhat fringe beliefs about some concern about Oh, no, even microchips, or, you know things like that being right being implanted all the way to less fringe ideas just of concerns of reaction to the vaccine or but they feel like it's too new or things like that. All right. It was an unproven is an unproven Vaccine it right. Only emergency authorized. Uh and all of that, Um, exactly what do you do You try to sway them or change their opinions. I, You know, To be honest, I kind of first I read the person and my relationship with them, right, you know, and and then I do my best from there and and we talk about How you know when I got the vaccine as a health care provider back in December, you know, I can say that. Okay, Maybe it was a little bit. Maybe it was a little bit risky at that time, because only you know, 110,000 less than 100,000. People have had it and and only for a few months, But now, But now we've had Millions of people who have had it and and it's been months and months and months, you know, and and so you know, I just tell them like for me. I'm about as sure of this vaccine as I can possibly be about anything in medicine at this point, you know, but it's but it does seem to work and and with very, very minimal side effect. What about kids? How many of these infections were or Children and did it? And how did it affect school and know you talked about graduations? Up, so it would have impacted school a lot because we did see several in, um in some kiddos in Truell age. Certainly in high school age kids we saw, um Are part of this spike. Um, really? Those school ended right around the time that the spike really hit because school let out. I think a week after we saw that initial 20 case jump all of a sudden, so we probably would have been in the situation where we might have even had just The simple fact that people being in quarantine and staff being on quarantine and all that it would have negatively impacted are the school but again, it was already let out to the summer. So at this point, you sound optimistic that you hope that that wave has.
SchoolOwnerTalk.com with Allie Alberigo and Duane Brumitt
"kovar" Discussed on SchoolOwnerTalk.com with Allie Alberigo and Duane Brumitt
"Exactly blocking and tackling right. And that's what. I think it's not sexy. People don't want to hear it but it's frigging the best system for long term success in the more stars industries. We're kind of goes along with you alley Where i don't know some some event in the industry were you said that well. Why don't we talk about stats or whatever. It was the win. Whenever i would people would ask me to submit my topics for the maya super show Eventually they stopped asking me to go there. Because i kept saying. Why don't we teach people the basics you know. And then they were like we want something new that you know. Of course there could be sellable. Or whatever and i'm like how about new becomes old. And you know we teach them the very basics at run their stats know their numbers outta signed people up you know cetera et cetera. It was never sexy enough for them so have and you almost. Can't i run into this when we have events. You almost can't blame them because they know they gotta give a presentation to the people out there that want that new thing. You're like 'cause like i. I tell you what you know. I've got you know elvis. Someone asks elvis. They said hey elvis. You can only play three chords on the guitar. And he goes. Yeah but i can bang the hell out of them for me. I've got like three talks right. You know it's but i'll give them a different title. And i'll give different y- you don't sound but but because so when we're doing i do occur convent Week make it a point to try to dress up the title because we know that's what people want to hear something different and if there is It's not there's nothing wrong with new information out there right in new perspectives but at the core. That's great but you can't forget the basics like jets wti where you're routed. Yeah well. I think that's the same with fiscal martial arts..
SchoolOwnerTalk.com with Allie Alberigo and Duane Brumitt
"kovar" Discussed on SchoolOwnerTalk.com with Allie Alberigo and Duane Brumitt
"We'll be able to use that forever now and are you even with people that are online you know and only wanna do it online charge. Seen amount right yeah. Our story tribe were messing with the price point. But one of the things as you guys know that we very quickly. We didn't want to win when we first started going to zoom year in march or april of last year. I did not wanna draw our rates. Because i was worried about how long it was going to it. Plus it's just as much work for us to zoom class is more work and and so we were really adamant about not doing it. And i'm so glad we didn't. You know i knew guys that. Cut their price in half and a right or or one of my friends didn't charge anything for zoom classes because he was going to be a month brought somebody in the bank. I just won't charge anyway this month than eight months later. You get the deal so we just decided right out of the gate. We were not gonna address. We're going to charge full rates I think going forward with. Just adjust a virtual program. Our test of shown that our price point might be little high if we're trying to market to someone that lives in chicago to join our program online for you know but but we're still figuring out but one but we right now because we have so many of our local members still on zoom. We're not messing with the price yet. Yeah it makes sense. I mean look at you. Join a coach. Tony robbins or somebody like that. That's a motivational speaker. Were teaching you how to do webinars. Or whatever they're gonna reggie top dollar see and that's all virtual in half the time. It's not even live. So i don't see why we're giving a live class why we would discount prices and like you said it's way harder to teach on zoom than it is hundred percent and you know and it's just our job is we have to sell the visa bees to the people that are doesn't matter that think it's worth as much we gotta make sure that we find a way to make sure convey that information to our student. Body are potential students yelled. And that's that's where. I think the is or any issues and i was gonna ask you. What are what. I would call. Maybe some stick strategies that you are using online to keep people engaged. I think first and foremost you know you guys are probably familiar with the instructor's creed teach this class. Because that's most important class will ever teach our patients who lead by example. Think it for the online. Climate teaches the wrong word. It's orchestrate is the right word. What i mean by that is is that you know you guys have been teaching a long time. You can like show up on the mat. If you didn't plan class you look around there. You figured out it works. It's a good class but with zoom man you gotta like sit down and think all right. Here's my curriculum. i can't do this. They can't do that. they can't do this. Normally we do this you know. How can i make this class. Amazing when these are these are the. This is my limits and you can. It's just a matter taken enough time to plan it out right. And so we've got really creative with as as everybody else you know with with with how to keep people engaged in what props were using and and and then we kind of do that like amongst our team. We share that every week. And so we've got actually in our resource library for our staff..
WBZ Afternoon News
Mattapan Club in Boston Has Liquor License Suspended For COVID Violations
"CBS News, A club in Mattapan, has had its liquor license suspended indefinitely. The Globe reports to move by the Boston Licensing board comes after that club violated covert 19 safety protocols. The Globe says, citing records. The board's executive secretary, wrote a notice to Makamba Latina on River Street about the vote to indefinitely suspend the club's liquor license and ordered the club too close immediately. Reportedly there been in numerous complaints about the business not following Kovar 19 protocols and police. Visited the establishment Sunday night. Finding
The Ramsey Show
First round of $1,400 COVID-19 relief checks to start hitting bank accounts this weekend, White House says
"President Biden today signing a nearly $2 trillion coronavirus relief package. That measure includes funding for cities and states to deal with Kovar 19 and another round of $1400 stimulus checks for millions of Americans. People can expect to start saying direct posits, hit their bank accounts as early as this weekend. This is, of course, just the first wave White House press secretary Jen
The Von Haessler Doctrine
Long-haul Covid patients can experience 'waves of symptoms,' early research suggests
"They'll be policed. A new study this morning suggest Corona virus symptoms felt in the first week of infection, maybe a predictor of how long those symptoms will last patients with Kovar 19, who felt more than five symptoms. And their first week of illness were more likely to become a so called covert long hauler that, according to a new study in the journal Nature Medicine, the five symptoms experienced in the first week that were most predictive of becoming a long hauler, Fatigue, headache, horse voice, muscle pain and difficulty breathing about 13% of patients are
Tim Conway Jr.
Sunset Strip restaurant owners sue Los Angeles County, West Hollywood to stay open
"On the Sunset Strip is West in West Hollywood has filed a lawsuit against the city of L. A because of Kovar 19 restrictions. The owners of the classic Cat says the The owners say, I should say the city has issued a citation for their outdoor patio that could force them to close by Friday. The restaurant uses a retractable roof for its outdoor dining patio, but inspectors say it does not provide enough airflow. The lawsuit is asked for an injunction to keep the restaurant from having to close the
KOMO
"kovar" Discussed on KOMO
"New numbers from the Health Department show more than 942,000. Vaccine doses have been administered so far in our state, nearly 80% of the doses we've received and since the last report 723 new cases of Corona virus for a total of more than 323,000 overall, But the department cautions that there may be up to 1200 duplicates in that count. 197. More people have been hospitalized with Kovar 19 and the state reports two additional deaths since Friday, but said that figure is incomplete because of processing issues. If you love live music, you'll be pleased in old local venues are now allowed to operate at 25% capacity. The trouble is very few are rushing to reopen as we hear. The couple's car one take. In short, it's economics. The limited capacity and other restrictions make it difficult, if not impossible, to collect enough admission and sell enough drinks to make a profit. A statement from the Washington Nightlife Music Association says maximum capacity of 25% or up to 200 people is just not cost effective for venues or equitable for artists or fan ticket pricing. The statement says most venues adhering to those guidelines would operate at a loss. Dan Cowan, owner of Ballard's Tractor Tavern, says he was surprised venues like his were invited to reopen under the governor's phase two rules, he tells the Seattle Times Nobody is jumping on board, he says. It's just not realistic for the venues or the vans. Corwin Hague Camo news Straight ahead. I'm Carleen Johnson. A bill in Olympia to de Criminalize Some hard drugs gets a public hearing this week. Coleman, whose time 10 34 traffic,.
77WABC Radio
"kovar" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"I'm Dr Roxanne and I'm father, Nicholas Lo, and we're talking about a big pandemic that is going on beneath the pandemic, and that is depression on. So the truth is, you know, we all have the potential to get a little down at times, right, but the people with depression And this is an important differentiation. They don't feel like they can turn it off. It's not within their voluntary control. They can't just snap out of it is the channel. You know if you're talking about Nick that there are thought that they're chewing on the can't seem to move past. And when depression hits it feels as though everything stops our motivation, our energy, our passion and even our joy and everything starts to feel overwhelming. Right so you don't have the energy can't muster the energy for sort of normal daily tasks. For patients of mine. This has been getting the mail that becomes an opening the mail sorting the mail, brushing my teeth, taking a shower, getting up off the couch to begin my day things that people can do you know with ease. But when depression hit those things become enormous challenges and depression leaves people feeling pretty isolated in often. Very alone in their pain, cycling and recycling through this sort of negativity, preoccupation about their future about their past about their relationships on ghost. Importantly, improbably, what's the most devastating is themselves. They often feel like failures. Exactly. You know, if you it's so true, because when people are often times by themselves or when they find themselves withdrawing, they just don't want to be around people because everything for that everything is work. The communication that getting up to sorting the mail to talking to someone, so it's just better. It's almost like this. Almost a A default, saying that we often times will go into him. We're in this depression, where we just simply withdraw ourselves wanted to be by ourselves. Unfortunate part one. The most unhealthy ways of coping with depression. Is that withdrawal and that I said, we'll talk about that later on in the show. You know how unhealthy that is. Not to mention the unhealthy thinking that goes along with it, but I think it's It's so organic for these folks, too, because when you think about what you feel when you're depressed And you go out into the world and you see everyone smiling and happy and talking about what they're doing, and you can't relate to any of it. Because you're in your own state of despondency. It begins to feel like an emotional disconnect. And even though they're surrounded by people, they can often feel the most alone because where they are alone is in the emotional connection. They're not sharing how they're really doing, and they can't connect to how you're doing so there is a really big disconnect. On that seeps in with depression, right and that going back over saying earlier. You just end up faking it to make it You just kind of go through the day. You're you're not really enjoying your life to simply enduring your life. And the problem with it is that if there's not some sort of Self check if there's not some sort of an awareness of it. Unfortunately, this thing could be prolonged for weeks months and you could see that and in a situation like this now what we're doing with Kovar 19 where for many of us were being forced to be socially isolated. It just magnifies. And almost is that in Paris into it already difficult situation because you're already in withdrawal because of a pandemic? Absolutely So depression is at we know right if we're experiencing this sort of clinical ST depression. And really, you know what I would say is, it's more of a broad, somewhat poorly defined diagnostic category. We have mild levels of depression. Of course, there's been major depressive disorder. And then of course, there is Bipolar disorder, which is a little bit different. We're not going to get into that today, but Then embraces a daunting range of symptoms from cognitive and physical lethargy. You know, life is just gloomy, but life becomes very predictable and monotonous. There's a loss of concentration and the loss of sort of connection to one's purpose. Um, and pessimism kind of takes over about just about everything. Everything is filtered through the lens of what's the point in the feelings of worthlessness really tend to set in, and there's almost an unrelenting sadness. That prevents us from really connecting to anything that we're doing, and even what you'll notice is the way people move when they're depressed is sluggish and heavy and slow. It reflects what they feel on DeSoto and then even when they're trying to relax, they feel agitated and irritated, so they're actually even in rest of states not experiencing rest. So there's there tired all the time, physically, emotionally spiritually, and it becomes very hard to make decisions. It becomes hard to do anything that that really requires effort. S so it's really not a passing mood right? These symptoms can stick around for a while. And that's the concerning part. It's a that's what we're hoping to do with today's show, Live with the lows his sister really give you some encouragement. Not today. Definitely replace a therapist or, for that matter, a primary care physician, But just to kind of give you some some of the signs of what depression is that maybe some tools that can help you along with the way We're going to take a quick break on right after the break. We're gonna kind of delve into really what exactly does depression look like? So if you're some of that, maybe I know someone that is struggling with depression. Maybe you yourself are we're gonna give you some signs that you could be looking for. So stay right with us. Live with the lows Sunday mornings. It's.
KOMO
"kovar" Discussed on KOMO
"To been working right up to the end of his long life. He was 91 years old. I think he worked from the day he was born. There is if you do not like him in a movie, you've just not watched movies because I am Bebe has him at over 200 credits. In his lifetime, and we're talking about everything you know. Like you just played there from the sound of music to return to the Pink Panther TOC, Star Trek six. A beautiful Mind the Insider up. Girl with the Dragon tattoo recently knives out, which was just you know, a little over a year ago, he was in that and he was working. There's one credit to his name that he was working on, at least in terms of a voice Actor. Up until the end there, so we don't know exactly what happened. The other than the fact that he was 91. Possibly this was all the rage or if there was anything else so associated with it, But like you said he was working pretty much right up into the end. Was stunned by his performance and knives out. I thought for a guy who was in who of that age and the enthusiasm and what he put into that role. He didn't have to work, but he was just so good at it. I guess he didn't want to give it up. Sure that you know that's the case with so many people who, when they find something that they love, and what they do is not a job. It is it comes from their heart and they love it. Why stop doing it? And you're right and knives out. He was Fantastic. And if you think about, you know if the end scene where he kind of ties it all together and you get the sense of you know what this woman was going through and what she was told in the which was acting on them. The way he kind of describes lays out this plan for her on De fact that he was 87 or 88. When he was doing that is just extraordinary. My generation remembers him from the role of Captain von Trapp in Sound of music. As you mentioned, we heard the sound bite a second ago. And you know, he said, I remember reading something, Jason that he really didn't even like that movie or expected to become a classic hits. You know, not surprising, and I don't know that, you know, He's a kind of classically trained Shakespeare type of guy. Uh, this is a musical on film when musicals and films weren't necessarily the thing to do at that time. S 00. It might have been seen as frivolous, Possibly. But he was He was great in that role. I mean, he really He acted his his, uh, his tail off and he's fantastic in it. We, as you mentioned don't know a cause of death for a lot of detail, But we do know that he was at home in Connecticut. Is that right? Yeah, with his wife, Elaine Taylor. We're told by his side, the two of them together in the statement from his manager, longtime friend, uh, that he and his wife who had been together for 53 years. Was there with him on, But she was by his side, you know, might seem to lead that there was some kind of illness or something that was going on. Or maybe this is just sudden. We don't know. I mean, one of the first question is, of course in this time is that what does this have Anything to do with Kovar 19, which has taken so many people, especially in that age range, but we've not heard anything about that. Thanks for the update. ABC NEWS Entertainment correspondent Jason Eighth Anson and if you just turned on the radio again, the discussion is over. The loss of Christopher Plummer, who passed away at the age of 91 are Comeau News Time. 3 50. An update.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"kovar" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"FM and AM a 20 NPR News and the New York conversation. This'd is W when my C in New York I'm David first With these news headlines New York City has released long awaited data showing white residents are receiving the covert 19 vaccine at about three times the rate of black and Latino people. Mayor de Blasio called it a profound disparity. He has vowed to increase outreach to communities of color, but w N Y C C contact. Pan says the city still hasn't released enough data to address its shortcomings. There's still no information on gender, which can dictate outcomes with Kovar 19. Also, we still don't know where exactly these vaccine takers live, which is needed to actually pinpoint pockets of mist vaccinations. And protect public health. Mayor says a ZIP code breakdown should become available in the coming days. Vaccination appointments today are being rescheduled due to the snow storm and through New York City may get up to 20 inches of snow from the nor'easter hitting our area right now. Dave Riddell is a meteorologist with the National Weather Service. He says the snow could be heavy at times. One of the 12 punch of heavy snowfall and strong winds for several hours later this morning to the afternoon on again, everything begins to taper off this evening, and in the snow kind of comes to an end. Tomorrow morning. Yes, it is also quite windy today, with gusts possible up to a 45 MPH officials are urging residents to stay off the roads for all non essential activities. Alternate side. Parking is suspended through tomorrow due to a snow operations. Parking meters remain in effect..
WAAM Talk 1600
"kovar" Discussed on WAAM Talk 1600
"President Biden telling reporters. I support passing Kovar relief with support from Republicans if we get it, but the covertly past the past this is Democrats in Congress consider a budget tool needing only a simple majority. The Texas attorney general launching a probe over the recent restrictions on certain stock trades by small investors who bought shares. Big investors were betting against He's suggesting coordination between hedge funds and others to shut down threats to their dominance. Renewed scrutiny over nursing home deaths from Cove it in New York after a state attorney general's report accusing the state of undercounting deaths by as much as 50% Republican Congresswoman Elise Stefanik says the governor and state health commissioner should face subpoenas was most heartless is they weren't transparent with those that have lost loved one, but the governor is still defending his policies. Fox's Tanya J. Powers with this live Lisa. That report found discrepancies between the number of deaths reported to investigators and the official count from the Health Department Governor Andrew Cuomo has been criticized for a policy that loud nursing homes to take patients who had tested positive for covert 19 and says that's what he was told to do by the Trump administration. The state Department of Health followed federal guidance. So if you think there was a mistake and go talk to the federal government, it's not about pointing fingers of blame. It's that this became a political football. That policy was reversed in May. Lisa Thanks, Tanya on Wall Street, a plunge the Dow down 622 points at the close. America is listening to Fox News. From the Bucks, News Podcasts Network download and listen to the media buzz meter with Howard Kurtz. Assad was charged with 17 counts of espionage and one of computer misuse over the Wiki leaks publication of those thousands of leaked military and diplomatic documents, his lawyer, so he's acting as a journalist. I'd like to see that testing record of never regarded you leave aside as a journalist. I don't think he takes the precautions that journalist Duke that he just.
WCBM 680 AM
"kovar" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"Is the Buck Sexton show follow bug on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter in the next few months. Masks, not vaccines are the best defense against Kovar 19, experts say. Worried mask from now on just until April, which saved 50,000 lines who otherwise will pass away If we don't wear these masks, that's why I'm asking the American people. The mask up for the 1st 100 days officially, executive orders requiring mass on federal property, interstate travel trains and planes and Buster Ma'am, We're gonna marry families on the driver. Oh, yeah, That's right. Joe Biden, Man of science. Sure. You know what's amazing folks. I had a friend. I've known this guy. We were not in close touch. I haven't heard from him in a few years. I've known him since I was at least four years old, I think So we're going on now. We would have known each other for 35 years. Known for 35 years. I haven't heard from in a while. We grew up together here in the city are our baby sitters used to take us to the park to get on with little kids? That's how I've known him since I was four because they were friends. So I've known this guy for and we went to school together for 10 years. He texted me yesterday. And he said. You know, buddy, I don't always agree with your politics, but I respect that. You know your stuff, but I just wanted to say that I've been following you for the last year on everything related to Cove in And you just nailed it, Which which I got to say. I really appreciate you know this guy. He's like a moderate Democrat, I'd say, but he's definitely not probably not a conservative. The lawyer worked in a top law firm and he's like you're just right on this one. And I'm not sitting here to the hole. You look at me and I'm writing everything. Although it's a little fun as a radio host to do that, sometimes I do it less than the other radio hosts. But It was nice to get that from somebody who knows me in private life to reach out and say, I disagree with you. Usually on politics. Put on this. You're correct. It's just funny, because and I appreciate it is very nice woman. I said very nice note in response. It's amazing to me because here I am. I've been telling you that they're going to start saying we need we need double masks and 95 masks. None of that. And somehow we've just discovered that now, right now that everyone sees that cities have just been ravaged by Cove it with all the social distancing and the lockdowns and the mask. Then they hand watching all the stuff that's been happening. Clearly did not stop this pandemic. Okay? Obviously, all they can argue is it would have been so much worse, but anybody looked at this says It's worse than it was when we were doing any of those things in March. So why would it be so much worse? Exactly now, like how much worse would it be? What is what is so much worse? Look like that's what I want to know. We're setting all time records. In December and January for covert deaths for covert cases, But he'd be so much was okay. They just say this because what else they're gonna say. But then we start taking their arguments to their logical conclusion. You had Fauci Doctor Pfoutch. Out there saying you need to double mask if you want to be super safe, and to this I've I've been saying is, you know well hold on a second. I'll see your double mask and I'll raise you a triple mask. Because two masks better than 13 masks better than two. Right? I mean, why not? And as I was saying that to prove the absurdity of this of these constantly moving goalposts on these mitigation measures, right? I was saying that To prove how how crazy this is. And sure enough They have She? NBC did a segment yesterday You could check it's online. CNBC did a segment yesterday. The Shepard Smith. Where he was talking to. I don't know. Some reporter And they talk about Uh, triple masking, and they actually put a graphic on the screen. This is real. They put a graphic on the screen that says double masking has 75% effectiveness. Double massing. Now we're talking about wearing two masks, folks. One not enough. But according to a Academic study with two people. No one's ever heard of, but they put it they flashed up on the screen. Triple masking is 90% effective. Can't even make fun of how absurd their arguments are, because by the time I make the joke, they're taking it seriously. No, not to Mass. Three. Not six, not seven minute abs, six minute ABS, several chipmunks sitting on a brand. She's not eight corns with my uncle's mask. Step into my office CNBC. Just let me know how that ends. On believable triple masking. Now that's the thing we're talking about. 90% effective. Yeah. You know, you know what else you could do? Stick your head in a trash can and never go outside. Also very effective. I.
WJR 760
"kovar" Discussed on WJR 760
"That's 808 590957. Dr Collins or just before the break. We were talking about the vaccine when we can get it when it's gonna be available. Obviously, nobody knows right now. But the other problem is you were mentioning that out of a group of 50 people. 15 people were the only ones that we're willing to take. And what is the fear? Well, I think in general, certain populations have a fear of vaccines, period. So there's a whole anti vaccination movement. You know the anti Vaxxers and then people think that there's just bad. Whatever is put in the vaccine is unhealthy. Whether it's the Delia went meeting the solution in which the vaccine sitting has some unhealthy products. Granted, there's been a history of mercury being put in vaccines as a preservative. So it's not unwarranted. Fear the pharma, you know, uh, system has always done something that makes us question the safety of our products. But now you know the preservatives, resort preserves, but the way the vaccines have created, delivered her safer and cleaner and really shouldn't Cause a problem and unfortunately with covert, I don't know that we have that made choices. You kind of got to get the vaccine. Well, I think that you know, Unfortunately, because of the news in the sensationalism of one person dies around about the time that they get a vaccine. There's this, you know? Well, it had to be about the vaccine, and the vaccine's not safe of two people die or three people died in a week or two weeks after they get the vaccine. There's this connection that all the vaccines bad. And that's just, you know, hyping sensationalism. But like we said, I'm getting the visor vaccine on Saturday and I've heard from a few people don't get it because people are dying from it. But really, if they've administered 20 million doses already and only maybe I'm gonna say on Lee with no disrespect to the people that died, 2025 people. Died. We're really looking at 0.1%. Death, which is a very low rate. When you look at populations, especially the death rate from Covina, which is 0.5% in the six population, so It's it's exponentially safer to get the vaccine than to get Cove it. What do we know about some of the side effects or more? So how long it takes or some of these side effects to manifest? Well, I think most people are getting side effects with the second dose. So the first dose is not his potent on second dose is more potent. Maybe it's just your bis response is greater because it's already seen a little bit of The protein that piece of the spike protein that generates a neutralizing antibody. So It could be anywhere from muscle sort. I mean, nothing to muscle soreness, chills aching. I've had some patients get some gastrointestinal upset, just like you might think would happen with the virus. I've had some patients get some brief episodes of shortness of breath, just like you might have with the virus. That doesn't mean the vaccine causes symptoms that just your response to the Vaccination generated those symptoms. You're still going to recover from those and not have the viral long term effects. So do you think the fear is because maybe it hasn't been tested as long as a zloty as some of the other bank scenes have been tested because they move this forward on an emergency basis, So they get the you know the vaccine out there, or do you think it's just the people don't understand. It's not a dead or alive virus that get injected with bullets that struck that was a great question. So let's talk with, you know what did it take to get this vaccine produced so The reality is is that technology has changed. And so what took 15 years 25 years ago or seven or eight years 25 years ago. Now they've got the ability to create the protein, the part of the virus that generates an immune response. On a computer model that can be then created in a lab in one day. So all of the Knowledge and that that had to be done for years and years and years now really has done in one day and because there were so many cases of of Kobe it around the world. The virus, vaccinate the vaccines, especially my journey was able to be tested, You know, so they had hundreds of thousands of cases that were they were tested against. Statistically, that's a very powerful study. So when you've been test 10 2040 50, you know they had 90,000 people. So even though it happened quickly because the virus was so come and they were able to test enough people that the study had a lot of strength. And when I mean statistical strength, so A lot of you did that's all done. The whole time is made that moot time and the way this virus spread allowed us to say we have enough data to really know what this Vaccination does I think people are afraid of everything. They're afraid of Kovar. They're afraid of the vaccine. And now the latest thing for them to be afraid of us. They're hearing the word variant. You know, in England, they've got a very and suddenly that broke hired another hearing about this fate, right? Surrounded. You hear about this? Yeah. The variant of the vaccine and And I think people are thinking that Okay, now it's morphed into some other hyper, You know, covert strain that does this vaccine work on the variants? What's your answer to that? Well. I don't know. Exactly. But I'm going toe make a supposition. Which is these variants really don't change the disease course they might be Maura, less virulent. But the way that this virus works the way that the virus attach is to our body and the way that the vaccines attack the way the virus attach is to our body Eisen being changed by these variants so that the vaccine should still be effective. I think that vaccination to.
WTVN
"kovar" Discussed on WTVN
"We're going to start working with a restaurant or who is going to start training veterans in restaurant management so they can so they can open up their own. Restaurant. On then the other thing that we hope to do is we hope to AC Lemaitre, the young kids of a local elementary school with the 18th precinct police officers. And get them to where they can rely upon the men in blue or in our case, White s O. They don't think that they're you know the monsters or whatever. S O. If you haven't got anything that you have got plan, and I'll have I got to tell you one thing I met this man through the Elks on. He's a widower now just happened here within the last six months. And he was telling me how depressed he Woz. And, uh, he's alone. Now he does have a child but hearing it in his voice. The desperation of him really struck me. And I'm hoping that people who are in his same situation Will not Uh, according themselves off, I know that Kovar has done a lot, but, you know, get on the phone with somebody, you know, Talk it out. We just had a great conversation last night. And I'm hoping that he's going to become a very valuable member of our local large. He's a pool player on guard. You're listening. You know who you are. I really appreciate you allowing me to step into your life. Because it gives me my New year's resolution to be as a community minded as I can. All right, Tim, I gotta move on. I gotta hit bottom. The allergies, But thank you for the call. Certainly do appreciate it. 8 to 1 W TV and 106 10 W TV. And if you're on hold hang tight bodily. Our news will come back and we'll get you on NewsRadio 6 10 w. T V N had been taken Probably 7 800 mg of opioids a day, which is an insane amount. David is in recovery from an addiction to prescription opioids. Eventually, my whole life began to unravel. I realized that I needed help, and we could Covering..
106.1 FM WTKK
"kovar" Discussed on 106.1 FM WTKK
"U. S Centers for Disease Control says it has administered more than four million doses of covert 19 vaccine, And In addition, the CDC has distributed more than 13 million doses that are awaiting use. More than two million of which had been sent to long term care facilities. That total number is well below the 20 million goal the government had hoped to reach before the end of 2020. That's Fox's Jackie Abadia's U. S Attorney's office and Delaware is investigating Hunter Biden's tax affairs at the Justice Department is in ongoing discussions whether to appoint a special counsel to take over the investigation into the president elect Son Former acting U. S. Attorney Matt Whitaker says he thinks the special counsel is necessary. A special counsel is ultimately going to be necessary. You're going to see whoever the attorney general pick for Joe Biden is is going to get a lot of questions in confirmation hearing. About the regulations of the Department of Justice, and whether that it's not necessary to appoint a special counsel. I think ultimately they will conclude that it is necessary based on the regulations would go appeared on Fox is good food alive. Your TV viewing, maybe affected productions in Los Angeles Shut down amid the surgeon coronavirus cases. Theon degenerate shows the latest production in Los Angeles to hit the pause button amid a surge of coronavirus cases. Production studio inform staff that they will not be returning and the show will air repeats all next week. The show had been on hiatus since d generous tested positive for Kovar 19. In December. CBS Television studios also pushed the return date sports programs that were scheduled to resume shooting next week. Among them and CS Seal team. Why women kill and Diary of a future president. They're set to return to production. January 11th Michelle Pelino Fox.
Clark Howard
Nursing home forced to delay COVID-19 vaccinations due to virus outbreak at facility in metro Atlanta
"Covert report from the Health Department says 5900. Plus new cases have been reported. That's a near record number 451 new hospitalizations and the test pause positivity rate. Is near 19% more than 100. Seniors and dozens of employees infected with Kovar 19 at a Woodstock nursing home have learned that the important vaccine is now being delayed getting to them. An administrator from Woodstock nursing and rehab till Channel two action news that a corporate employee infected with the virus may be the cause of the outbreak at the home.
Bloomberg Daybreak
Workers install 192 crystals on Times Square New Year's ball
"New York, workers have installed the glittering Waterford crystal triangles on Time Square's New Year's Eve ball with Kovar 19. There won't be tightly packed crowds of revelers this time.
Morning Edition
How different hospitals battle the pandemic to save lives
"Thanksgiving holiday arrives during an escalating calamity. More than one million people are testing positive for Corona virus every week. Now that is a high enough number that there is a good chance that some of your family friends or co workers. Among them. It's certainly been true for me these last several weeks if you want to identify and especially hard hit state, just throw a dart at a map because the odds are that any state you hit will qualify. This morning we visit three. Sebastian Martinez Valdivia is a K B A. And Missouri Blake farmer is with WPL and in Nashville, Tennessee, and Bram Sable Smith. Is with Wisconsin public radio. Welcome to all of you. Good morning. Thank you. Morning, and Bram. How widespread is this surge in Wisconsin, where you are? It's quite widespread, you know, by September, public health experts were really sounding the alarm about the rise. In cases we're seeing in the state initially were seen surges and cities where the university started located, but very quickly. The virus is rampant in communities. All over Wisconsin. As you know, Steve cases they're just the beginning of a covert search. So our hospital started filling up quickly. And maybe most concerned involves our death. Worried. We reported the record 104 deaths yesterday. We're losing about 52 people every day, on average and over 3000 people. Wisconsin have died of covered 19 so far, and I should also note we are seeing a slight downturn. Our cases are slightly our cases are dropping ever so slightly, But we're still very much at the top of the mountain and Steve the death rates very similar here in Tennessee. But cases are still climbing often more than 4000 Day. And As we found throughout this pandemic destined to lag those big spikes in new cases by a couple of weeks, So Tennessee's bracing for what could be to come because so far they're just has no sign existing of cases, letting up. Blake, over here in neighboring Missouri were in a similar ballpark in terms of new cases on deaths. But the really troubling trend has been in hospitalizations, which are high and continuing to rise on. Hospitals are really struggling with capacity and a lot of parts of the state. Well, let's talk a little bit more about hospitals or doing in Missouri, then Yeah, well, one of the big problems is a lot of the smaller rural hospitals that traditionally transfer patients toe urban and metro areas for intensive care are really struggling to find beds because those larger hospitals are already full. S O. For example, Cocks Health, which is in Springfield, the third biggest city here in Missouri, has expanded its hospital capacity multiple times over the past nine months, but it's still had to turn people away. Steve Edwards is the CEO there. So we will have added 147 bed capacity, which is probably bigger than the Average hospital state, Missouri, he says the hospital keeps hitting what it would have considered a worst case scenario every couple of weeks. But adding rooms isn't really the half of it the biggest challenge, according to Edward to staffing, so training staff to care for covert patients, and then the draining work of actually caring for them. So that's the crisis in Missouri, Bram Sable Smith, Let's go back to Wisconsin Howard doctors trying to keep up where you are. You know, October the state we converted our state fairgrounds into what's called an alternative care facility to handle the excess capacity. We have so about 89% of the hospital beds available in the entire state for being occupied right now, in some regions, that's higher. At the alternative care facility. There's only nine patients right now, though. That's in part because it's voluntary to go there. It's also because it's where patients will go to recover kind of after they've cleared a hurdle in their covert treatment. The idea behind that is To free up resource is inside the hospitals to treat on influx of patients. Researchers like ICU beds that are in very short supply here and brand that the corps of Engineers build alternative care sites here in Tennessee is well, but increasingly, there's a concern about having the staff to open them. And a big reason for that is that so many nurses and doctors air out themselves with Kovar 19 or because they have to quarantine Well, Blake. What are hospitals in Tennessee, saying about that? Well, they're really starting to sound the alarm. In a way we haven't heard for a long time. Hospital administrators have wanted to make sure people knew that they would be able to handle the usual patients along with covert, and that's just less. So now. Dr Katrina Green works in an HCIA emergency room here in Nashville. We're worried about what the delays and care will mean for our patients, and I am personally terrified in my hospital. Being full could result in someone dying in the waiting room. The situation has become particularly severe in parts of Texas as well like El Paso and love IQ. For now that they're able to transport covert patients to other parts of the state. But there's going to be a time likely when those hospitals air capacity to You know, I spent some time last week and one of the five covert units at the University Hospital here in Madison, Wisconsin, where I live. I spoke to Mary Lowe. She's a nursing assistant in the unit. She's been there since the pandemic began. This has been going on for a long time. And right now it doesn't feel like there's an end in sight. Even though there will be a time it doesn't necessarily feel like that right now. You know that unit as 28 beds and they've been consistently full and she says, it's it's exhausting and remember, the whole reason for shutdowns early on, was to prevent hospitals from being overrun will now in a lot of these states like ours, Those restrictions are long gone, and hospitals are now nearing the edge of that cliff. But political leaders are really finding it hard to go backward after lifting restrictions, months, Okay, granted, that's granted. That's true. But suggestion haven't some political leaders at least faced pressure to approve more safety measures. Yeah, There's definitely been pressure here in Missouri. The State Hospital Association actually sent a letter last week to a Republican governor Mike Parson, urging him to kind of issue one of those statewide mass mandate, saying the Wolf is at the door. But like a lot of Republican governors, he's rejected that call just to the north of us, though. In Iowa, the story's a little different. So Governor Kim Reynolds, there, also a Republican, was initially against the mask mandate, and she even said that city's couldn't issue their own mandates back in the summer, But she recently reversed course. I would have seen one of the biggest surges in cases and hospitalizations in the country per capita. I will has roughly half the population of misery, but it's almost in the same ballpark in terms of new cases. S O earlier this month, Reynolds did end up issuing a statewide mass mandate as well as some restrictions on public and private gatherings, with exceptions for some businesses and religious services.
John Landecker
Chicago’s travel quarantine list now rates states yellow, orange or red
"Chicago Public Health Commissioner Dr Allison our body announcing today a change in the cities travel order. States will now be characterized as red, orange or yellow. Red states have the worst problem with Kovar gazes doctor already talks about Orange states If people are travelling from the Orange states, it is now required upon arrival in Chicago, either the 14 Day quarantine or a pre arrival negative test result. Both red and orange states will require a 14 Day Corentin. They're currently 43 states on the list as well as Puerto Rico.
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia
Biden rolls out COVID-19 advisory board
"Joe Biden is working now on the Koven 19 fight. He's not waiting Advisory board will listen and learn lessons from your experience. Because we know that we won't fully defeat Kovar 19 until we defeat it everywhere. My advisory council also clues experts on global health security and, he says. In the meantime, the best defense is a mask, he said. Quote. I implore you to wear a mask
Eye on Veterans
COVID-19 outbreak at Seattle's Harborview leaves 1 dead, several infected
"Radio Aaron Green yellow reports that 10 staff members are now in isolation. It's not clear who brought the virus into one of the hospital's surgical units, and it's still not known if the outbreak is fully contained. Dr. John Lynch is an infectious diseases expert at Harborview investigating the source of the outbreak. Health worker who is pre symptomatic symptomatic come to work. Did a visitor come in with Kovar 19 and introduced us? Or a patient who had overnight somehow interact with another patient. Lynch says the patient who died had underlying conditions. None of the infected workers has been hospitalized. And now you're whether it's been a cloudy day and we'll see a cloudy night tonight
Chicago's Afternoon News
Trump tests negative for Covid-19 on consecutive days, White House doctor says
"Doctor says he's no longer infectious to others. The White House released a memo from Dr Sean Conley, saying the president is tested negative for Corona virus on consecutive days. The update comes as the president flew to Florida for his first campaign rally since being diagnosed with Kovar 19. President told supporters in Sanford. He was immune from the virus and would kiss anyone in the audience.
Howie Carr
Biden blasts Trump's Covid-19 response: He lied
"Outside Detroit, Michigan today rival Joe Biden calling the president's actions in the Corona virus threat Deadly for Americans is President Joe Biden was in Warren, Michigan today to town his plan to make products in America. But he began his remarks responding to the new book from journalist Bob Woodward that includes President Trump admitting he downplayed the danger of Kobe 19. The president. United States is admitted on tape in February he knew Do about Kovar 19 that passed through the air. He knew how deadly it was. It was much more deadly than the flu he knew and purposely played it down. Karen drivers ABC News traveling with the biting campaign in Warren, Michigan, raging
After Hours with Rick Kogan
Trump announces plasma treatment authorized for COVID-19
"President President Trump Trump says says the the FDA FDA has has fast fast tracked tracked a a plasma plasma treatment treatment for for those those already already affected affected with with Kovar Kovar 19. 19. FDA Commissioner Stephen Han says the use of the convalescent plasma is promising the optimal treatment the optimal patients as described by secretary a czar. Treated with calm bliss and plasma at the highest tighter, Sze. It was a 35% improvement in survival. Which is a significant clinical benefit. Residents are fleeing coastal
Bloomberg Surveillance
World Surpasses 20 Million Coronavirus Cases
"John. With Kovar. 19 cases still rising globally, The World Health Organization announced today that the number of coronavirus cases Set the past 20 million cases worldwide. But director general Dr Ted Rose at Gabriel says the green shoots of hope are being seen in countries like the U. K Rwanda and France. In France president Macro introduced compulsory masking in busy outdoor spaces off parties in response to an increase in cases. Strong and precise measures like this, in combination with utilizing every tool at our disposal are key to preventing any resurgence in disease and allowing societies.
On The Ledge
Jane's Hoya Tour
"I'll have gathered the Hoyas from all around my house and brought the here to take a look at the mall and to give you a guided tour just because most of them are up quite high to look at and talk about the same time so here we are with the hoyas choice and I have. I thought I had thirteen but I think actually two four six eight ten twelve. I actually think less forgotten one which is entirely possible that I have a dozen of these things. Let's Talk I the one that I've had the longest and that is my variegated Julia Canosa which well let's be fair. It's a shadow of its former self. If you listen to the Hoyer episode with Doc Chamberlain you will remember my Hoya. Canosa suffered a terrible fate. which was that a load? Some white completely white leaves to grow. There was a stem. The head completely white leaves on nothing else rather than judiciously. Cutting those off. I decided to leave them to grow. And it suddenly said the plot into a tailspin and I just about about one. She save a single cutting which I then replanted a poll. And this is what I've got now east. Not Dating Site Body's already flowered award and the single cutting has branched into two different stem cells looking reasonably good. Let's just describe this heuer. It's probably the most common hoyer that you see out there. What most people would call the wax clouds or wax flower? Eight Scott the standard luther. Relief that you'll be familiar with in the royal family. I don't exactly what variegation this Kovar is actually cooled by but it's the one with cream edges basically creamy white edges and a kind of a slight silvery splash in the center. The leaves are I would say fairly standard thickness. And they're tiny bit thought furry and it's a very attractive plant and I'm glad to say score really really well if I see any of those white leaves though the first thing I'm GonNa do is get rid of them because as I said before it was bad knees when this happened so this is doing pretty well now now. I think what I'm probably going to do with. This plant is taking cutting come spring because I would like it to push out a bit more have a bit more growth going on the part east during the classic thing. People worry about this but it really is totally normal for Hoyas and in fact many posit scramble and climb about which is putting hanging out completely bare stems with no leaves on them. I and you start to panic and think whereby leaves but what the parts doing really. Well I think it's what he's doing i. I think I've read this somewhere. But pops botanist can confirm this for me. They put out feelers to see whether it's a good place for them to grow and then once bats confirmed that they're happy that little extra ground they've colonized then they start putting up leave so they don't really waste any energy before expanding into new areas. What you'll also notice along the stem of the Hoyer this particular where on many others bumpy bits? which again can be a bit alarming? You might I think you've got scale but he's actually just adventitious roots which Tabu popout and then really sought to grow if they come across anything. That's route that's they can route into so this one's hanging so there's nothing to reach into. Those adventitious roots tend to say quite small. But they're not a problem just just waiting for the opportunity to route into something. So that's my hair. Canossa the flowers on this sort of Shell pink furry the thing that got me into Hoyas in the first place because just are so unusual gorgeous and they fly quite easily as I've already said so. Yep The flowers are great is the the foliage is great. It's a really lovely plant and if you have only one then on also is a good choice. It's easy to get hold of two which is not true of all who the WHO is. We're GONNA talk about today okay from the sublime to the ridiculous we're gonNA look at Hoya. Linear ours now. Now if you remember this specimen of mine mine came from James Wall as cutting when I visited his place. And it's done really well I'm going to take a lot of cuttings off this plot and yet it's still quite big and lush now. Relatively speaking given how long have had it. It is very very dry right now. I think I need to give this good water because it's starting to get that kind of very dull. Look that plants get when they are in need of some drinking and it's also quite like to pick up so I know that it is I plant and and this will be reported in the spring because I can see lots of routes coming through the bottom of the pulse. What I love about hoyle any are as well as suggests? The leaves are really unusual there about four centimeters long couple of inches long. I'd say and they look like run a beans or you don't call them Wanna beans in the. US been like a what you call runner beans in the US. I've forgotten green beans that look at me like green beans jeans and they're they're actually rolled in on themselves and you get a little grooved on the center and there were other softly. Furry they come out outs either side of the note and you get these long strings hanging down and they really do look very different from any other horror that you'll come across I guess stat. That adaptation is so that they can preserve water and this horrid doesn't like to be kept on the dry side we'll find with the stems on this one is that it does produce juice leave straight away unlike the con- Osa but it tends to grow stems until they get heavy enough to start trailing down so you end up with this effect. We've got kind of arms reaching up and then gradually they will drop down as the plant matures and they get long enough that they start to hang the flowers on this one. They tend to flower for me any way towards the end of the summer during autumn time and the flowers on this lovely scent which is comes into its own about seven o'clock in the evening this smell Eleni buttery mini smell really delicious and the flowers a really horrible. They are pure white and they tend to be visible among the clusters of leaves again. This is reason to have this plot hanging because it does look really great when viewed from below. I'm now this one in places like India and Nepal and it's not the easiest of course. I've never had any problems with it. But if you have a feeling that you and the person who gives the plant too much water you made strong with this one so just take care of the water inside and make sure it's really well drained but yeah. This is one of my absolute absolute favorites and would be without that particular one more talk about and that is where Matilda now. This is actually a hybrid. It's across between Serb hanes and we're con Osa and this one came to cutting. I can't remember who gave this to me. I think it was us on a UK. HOUSEPLANTS facebook group. But again if you are going to grow start off with and he wants in court easy to get going with I think Matilda Sabrina good choice. This plot has small roundish oval leaves with silver splashing on them. I mean it's hard degeneracy toys because the league shake dust change. I find that sometimes the leaf leaves can be quite elongated and then the ones quite oval and that changes us the leaf as a stem matures. This will hasn't flowered yet but I just love the look of it. It's it's actually desperately in need this. One of being trained around the hoops of I can really enjoy the foliage up close. The flight was on this. One looks very much like Canosa except the flowers are white and fuzzy rather than Pale pink and fuzzy according to winstrom unstained this flows early and often so on still waiting by flowers gonNA hoping that they will come fairly soon but even if it never flowered I think I would still be in love with this planet. Really really beautiful. I- propagated cutting of this using the hottest tub technique. Thanks to Sully Williams or for highlighting that brilliant technique for me. And it won't really well for this plant. The only thing is you end up with roots coming from every node. So what I would do. What is rooted is late on some compost and allow it to route? But it's really easy. Plant ICAGO wrong with this and apparently the scent is quite like Hokkaido. Sir I have never got any sense to all of my work so that's not very informative but I'm not worried about the scent. I think it is beautiful flowers. And that's quite enough for
Global News Podcast
Drug target for curing the common cold
"Literally hundreds of occasions where he's called to meet president of boss for direct talks and it has never happened because they said no no no in fact at the united nations the prime minister invited president of boss to come to the knesset to speak directly to the israeli people of course he said no to that offer so it takes two to tango and i hope that that changes but so long as the position of the palestinian leadership is to denounce israel's very right to exist and to call for the eventual flooding of israel and to negate the very idea of the state of israel it's going to be very hard to make progress on peace ks spokesperson for these ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu onto other knees now santus they might have found a way to kill people of the common cold researches from imperial college in london have tested a treatment that targets the human host rather than the virus itself the average adult catches two to three kohl's each year has health reporter michelle robots current need ever know drug treatments that can stop cold painkillers and remedies may ease symptoms but the virus it self is a tricky drug tongue it that's because there are hundreds of different strains that are continually evolving scientists at imperial college london have instead looked blocking a key protein inside human cells who'd mt that kovar is's normally hijacking us to replicate and spread this could stop any code virus in its tracks if given early enough laboratory studies suggest in tests it worked within minutes of being applied to human lung cells scientists at tate says he has high hopes for the treatment talking a human host or talking to somebody that colonel change and mutate during infection so effectively we think this will be an irresistible way of targeting the common cold safety studies in people could start within two years say the researchers they're working on making a form of drug that can be inhaled to reduce the chance of side effects.