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The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"less than ninety day" Discussed on The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"Those feelings of love. Cj those things usually. If i may relationship with somebody by the time three months. And i'm more radiant love. I'm done. I want to know how long it takes for the average person. He might want to look that up before going to take a quick break. We'll and google. That i wanna know god. How long does it take for you and anybody you know. What's the average for a person to just get that that love sensation. You know that. I i i just want to say jallow you. How long does that take guys under thirty days over thirty day under thirty days less than ninety days six months a year. How long does it take for you to look at that person. Go freaking love. You know that. I'm watching. This show shot. I wanna know. Are you watching it on lifetime. It's called married at first. You are watching married. I love that show. Are you watching the current season coming on again tonight. You do okay. Well i'm going to watch it. And i and i just like benched. I wish i could talk about. I want to talk about it right now. Well you know the experts. They say that were to show morning. Buzz city says few minutes they tell the people to say when they feel it right. So there's not really. I guess any timeframe and i guess everybody has a different time. Some people say when they feel like they want. I guess for me when i feel like i want to we. We don't want to know that feeling. I don't want yeah. I wanna know from everybody else. How when they get that feeling of before. We're we're we're closing out we you and your that time line. We're close out without our own timelines. I wanna know from the listening audience from their experience. How long does it take for you to have those feelings of love or you have those feelings of love for someone in in a relationship. You're dating nixon. You know you have these feelings of love. Is it under ninety days. Is it under thirty. Some people say some people. I dated a chicken like in in the seven days. He's like. I don't know what type of love that was. But i'm just saying what's your average time. People that are listening and sydney. We'll wrap up with house. I want to know which your average time is of. That loved that feeling of looking at that person going. You know what i'm not talking about. you know. After the fact you know all the collateral damage how crazy everybody is how relationship falls upon and how we have this doom. Not not not all that not that guys. I'm talking about when you're in the list of euphoria when you are floating on cloud nine when you think of this person and that internal clock. That feeling that cindy says when what's show marker. We should tom line for falling though. That's.
WSJ Tech News Briefing
Amazon Offers Free Bachelor's Degrees to Entice and Retain U.S. Employees
"Will be offering free bachelor's degrees to its us employees as it races to entice more hourly workers and reduce turnover. The program is set to launch in january amazon's more than seven hundred fifty thousand. Us hourly employees will be able to enroll after ninety days with the company other big employers like walmart and target herald up similar initiatives wall street journal reporter chip cutter has more amazon hired. Four hundred thousand people in the pandemic but it still needs tens of thousands more and as we reported continuously over the past couple of months. This is a super tight labor market. And it's no longer enough to pay fifteen dollars an hour which is amazon's base wage. Many companies feel that they need to offer even more perks. Even more reasons for people to one apply or wanna stay with the company. And so i think this is really an effort. Meant to not only lur new people to the company but to keep some of those existing employees for a little bit
NBC Nightly News
Sirhan Sirhan May Soon Be Free
"Breaking news on the man who killed robert f kennedy sirhan sirhan. Could he go free. We're back with breaking developments about the man who killed robert f kennedy sirhan sirhan was recommended for parole late today after more than five. Decades in prison are stephanie. Goss has late details fifty three years ago moments after robert f. kennedy won the california primary sirhan sirhan fatally shot women l. as ambassador hotel today in a stunning decision. The parole board recommended. The gunman be released from prison. Something few had predicted house surprise. Would you be the parole board. Leads sirhan surin out on parole. I would be astonished. The parole hearing sirhan. Sixteenth drew scrutiny. Because for the first time ever know prosecutor from l. a. county attended. Da george gascons office saying in a statement. The role of a prosecutor ends at sentencing adding. If someone is the same person that committed an atrocious crime that person will correctly not be found suitable for release on the one hand. It surprising because her answer is such a notorious criminal but on the other hand there has been a trend away from locking up criminals and throwing away the key that other that recently elected gasco and told lester in may. He hopes to be transformative in his new role. My priorities are really hard. We reimagined the way that we bring security and safety and public health to our community critics. Worry the prosecutors absence from sir hans parole hearing could open the door to letting a dangerous criminal who changed the course of us history back on the streets. Sirhan is not out yet. There will be a ninety day review before the decision lands on. The governor's desk when rfk's killer could become a
AP News Radio
RFK Assassin Sirhan Wins Parole with Support of 2 Kennedys
"Hi Mike Ross you're reporting a California parole board panel rules in favor of releasing Robert F. Kennedy's assassin Sirhan Sirhan senator Robert F. Kennedy's assassin has been granted parole a two person panel of the California parole board recommended Sir Hans release after his sixteenth parole hearing two of RFK's son spoke in favor of Sir Hans release and prosecutors declined to participate were opposed his release under a policy by Los Angeles county district attorney George GASC own however released for the seventy seven year old Sir Han is not assured the ruling by the two person panel will be reviewed over the next ninety days by the California parole board staff it will then be sent to the governor who will have thirty days to granted reverse it or modify the ruling hi Mike Rossio
Podcast Movement 2021
Best Practices for Growing Your Audience with Facebook's Kristen Freethy
"It's important to remember that facebook and instagram opera. Many different approaches to growing your fan base and increasing engagement. I often get asked. How much did i be posting. What types of content. Should i be posting so i want to dive into the best ways to take one piece of content and stretched across all of our features. So i you're probably wondering where should my podcast live. The great thing is is that business completely up to you. We highly recommend leaning in creating a dedicated show page. This will help with certain discovery as the product evolves. Keep in mind though. That pages looking to host podcast. Do you have to be ninety days old to start that process sooner than later. If you haven't established host or network page those are still great options to lean into the following best practices. Keep in mind that one podcast can only live on one single page but one facebook page can have multiple podcasts. If you are a network you can have your full catalog living on your page so understanding your listeners is key to knowing when to post and what type of content to lead into. Oftentimes podcasters will make the mistake to focus on only the top and bottom of this funnel trying not to treat base bekker's purely a promotional vehicle instead bring people along for the ride create posts that asked people questions look s. You wanna hear from next. What topics are you most interested in. What surprise you in the last episode What did you like the best. The more you get people leaning in and engaging with your content the more chances other listeners will discover content. There are a few types of content that we've seen work the best for podcasters lean into facebook and feed to hit posts around your research in preparation as well short highlights or audio clips of your episode. I'd recommend aiming between thirty seconds and three minute long three minutes long for any video or audio clips that you post reels in stories are great for behind the scenes moments and quick. Quick touch points. Remind your fans of a new episode dropping or a special announcement coming up
Relationship Advice
"less than ninety day" Discussed on Relationship Advice
"Thing about for approaching your sex life differently and as always thank you all so much for tuning in for sharing the podcast with your friends and family for checking out. Our online course spark my relationship dot com for our listeners. you can register to get one hundred dollars off course by going to spark my relationship dot com for slash unlock and then also checking out all the free resources we have on our website. We have over three hundred episodes. Plus a lot of free guides and worksheets for you guys. And that's what i do. Podcast dot com So as always thank you so much for tuning in and enjoy today show. Today's episode is brought to you by our online course spark my relationship. Do you want to create more passion improve your communication and build a stronger more intimate connection with your partner in less than ninety days. Then you guys need to check out. Our online course spark my relationship. It is an online course. Like i mentioned that we created with over fifteen therapists psychologists to bring you guys these strategies marriage therapists teach their clients. We talk about it on the show. Relationships take work at sometimes. They functioned pretty easily and yukos along. But we've found the reality is is you have to do work sometimes to make better to change them so that they're more satisfying for both partners. And you've made it here. You've made it to listening to our show so you guys probably already know that a little bit but what you might not know are the specific tools and exercises that you need to create those lasting in positive improvements in your relationship and like chase said. Change does not happen on his own. It takes hard work and that's why we created the course sport. One relationship is designed to infuse your life in relationship with fresh passion skills in wisdom and it's a self paced journey. That's perfect for turning up the heat having some fun together and revolutionizing your intimacy in.
SoulKation Podcast
"less than ninety day" Discussed on SoulKation Podcast
"Windy start coming up with products. When you it's all in there okay. Agricola power positioning. I'll just break down. I i have no boundaries. I'd give it all away. I don't care. We're gonna come get my help i really am. I do not mind giving it all away. Someone's going to run with it and take it have fun with it. Someone's going to need help. You know how to reach me. It's very easy. Also what. I teach the invisible business model is based on the premise one. I don't believe in six figures you can't put that into a calculator. It's not a number. We can't do goals off of a non number. So i tell them what their goal is. It's a hundred and twenty thousand annually. That's your first income goal. It's the entrepreneurial minimum wage. Don't tell me that you want to replace your income of sixty thousand that's cute. We've got all these businesses make taxes. Oh by the way you've got all these other liability insurance and blabbity blah's right. Your salary is not going to pay for that. Your revenue will so. Don't tell me what your goal is six figures or replacing your salary. Sorry sweetheart it's one hundred and twenty thousand so weary Both complete stop. I'm not negotiating with anybody on that anymore. Done now we reverse engineer. Okay cool so that's easy math. Ten thousand dollars a month now. They got five figure months cool now. Let's engineer and a little bit more. If they're working with from experience. I know working with a client one on one. You really can't get solid results with anyone in less than ninety days. Yeah you really can't. It's a good enough time to get them. Solid results like we fix the main problem. Crack your back but then we also give you some exercises to sustain it right so there is the instant gratification moment but that's never enough to actually do any good. You need to continue to work with them so it has to be ninety days and it's it's enough time to build a relationship with someone and it's not too long where you're like enron like. It's it's not for me. They don't like me. It's the wrong fit. You're not stuck. Yeah really healthy timeframe for both people. S- okay cool so you're working with somebody for ninety days. Let's do some math around that you know five thousand for a one on one service for ninety days seems pretty reasonable in the market for someone who gets to know.
Real Estate Rookie
Pros & Cons of Inherited Tenants
"So today's question is when you purchase a property with attendant already in the middle of their lease. Can you increase the rent or do you have to wait until their lease is up. So that's pretty straightforward. Answer is depends on the lease is a a month to month lease or one year lease or a two year lease so of their leases. Not yet you have to wait until their lease is up there. On a month to month lease you can give them notice that you're going to increase their rent or you can give them notice that one releases up you are going to increase it. If say they have six months left on the lease and look at your state laws because some states like new york state they have different requirements as of the time period. For you to give notice that. You're not going to renew a lease or that. You are going to increase the rent. So i don't know exactly but it's something like if the person has lived there for less than a year it's thirty days notice if they lived there for two years. It's sixty day notice any longer than that. You have to give maybe ninety days notice so make sure you know your state laws and regulations to when you are giving notice that you're going to increase the rent. Tony what do you have. Yeah because the only thing i'd add is that sometimes there are situations where maybe there isn't at least in place right like the owner. The landlord their current owner doesn't know where it's at or can't remember what it was and i haven't purchased a property where i've inherited attendance but in talking with some of my other investing friends one of the things that they use it's called an stoppable agreement and basically you just get the current party so the owner the landlord and the current tenant to sign the agreement saying. Hey here's what we believe the current terms of the lease to be that way when you step into it as the owner. You're not surprised by the owner. Told me that this is what was happening but attended thinks that this is what's happening and then you're kinda stuck between a rock and a hard place and a stop agreement as a way to kind of get past that
Notsam Wrestling
WWE Releases Braun Strowman, Aleister Black and More in Surprising Decision
"Buddy murphy. Santana garrett lana ruby riott alastair black and braun strowman all released from their. Wwe contracts are all Free agents now in the world well if professional wrestling is free agent so to speak. You know. I'm assuming that there's a ninety day non competes. Obviously i have no idea. I'm not. I don't know anything about law. I don't know anything about their contracts. I don't know anything about business. I watch a lot of wrestling but those one two three four five six superstars getting released. Come hot off the heels of last month's annex t releases velveteen dream. Jesmyn do vanessa born Schuyler story alexander wolf and those came right off the heels of april's releases from the main roster which shook the world. samoa. Joe bill kate. Peyton royce mickie. James chelsea green tucker policto beau dallas. Wesley blake and mojo rawley. And then of course. There were a handful of releases before that earlier this year. But i mean everybody's becoming a every went to business school today. You know i i. I don't think that it's levi. Came on. Here's that you know what i think you know what i think as i start to add up all the facts. I'm starting to think maybe. Wwe is preparing themselves for a sale. Like all of a sudden we all know about corporate business. Because it's the only way. I love it. That's what i love about wrestling. And i'm not saying it's not true by the way i'm not saying those. Those those thoughts are not good thoughts. I didn't great thoughts. I think that that's actually a pretty astute of sort of Analysis and a smart way of looking at what's going on. I don't think that that's there's plenty of of spots where you could see could. Wwe being sold to nbc universal. You know they're already paying two billion dollars for the network plus whatever money. They're paying for television.
Monocle 24: The Briefing
Biden Tells Intelligence Agencies to Probe COVID-19's Origins
"Us president joe biden has called on intelligence in the country to redouble their efforts to investigate the origins of the covid nineteen pandemic. The president's ordered a report to be issued within ninety days amid growing pressure from republicans and the broader scientific community which owning us now is more nichols health science correspondent. Dr chris smith also on the line is louis lukens format. Us diplomat now. Senior partner at cigna global advisors. Thank you both for joining us on the program today and lukens actually start with you on this political pressure. I guess that joe biden is perhaps reacting to can you characterize what what. What is that pressure i can. Who are the main players. The main actors here who are low to offer these tough questions. Well martha sure. I would describe it as pressure on joe biden from from other parties to to carry out this investigation i think he genuinely and and his top scientists agreed that they that we need to have a better understanding of where this virus originated and how it originated. He asked president biden s the intelligence community to do an initial report which he was briefed on recently and he was unhappy with the results of that because the intelligence community was split some of the agencies felt that it was a lab accident and others felt that it was more likely animal to human contact and so he is now asked intelligence community to redouble their efforts as you said an in ninety days produce a report i think he recognizes that they may not have a final answer. He he he wants to say. He says he wants to bring us closer to definitive conclusion. He doesn't say bring us to a conclusion. But i think he feels is important that we have a better understanding in order to prevent future pandemics.
AP News Radio
Biden Asks US Intel Officials to Investigate COVID-19 Origin
"President Biden is asking U. S. intelligence officials to step up their investigation of the covert nineteen pandemics origin the buy did ministration for months minimize the possibility that the virus originated in and then escaped from a Chinese lap in a statement the president says most of the intelligence community says there are two likely scenarios a lab accident or the virus naturally spreading spokeswoman Corinne John Pierre says he's giving intelligence officials ninety days to keep investigating to dig a little deeper to double down while pushing the Chinese to cooperate the president acknowledges the virus's origin may never be known given Beijing's refusal to fully work with investigators Sager mag ani Washington
WSJ Tech News Briefing
Apple CEO, Tim Cook, Takes Stand in Antitrust Trial
"The weekend. China's mars rover began. Roving a week after touching down on the red planet. These you wrong rover began a ninety day tour. Ill investigate the planet's soil enrolls in atmosphere as it looks for signs of water ice below the planet's surface china the second country to successfully operate a rover on mars the us. I did it in nineteen
AP News Radio
Appeals Court Hears Case of 3 Ex-Cops Charged in Floyd Death
"Well arguments are scheduled today in the case of three former Minneapolis police officers charged in George Floyd stuff the Minnesota court of appeals will hear arguments on whether the former officers should face an additional count of aiding and abetting third degree murder Thomas lane J. king into tile or scheduled to go on trial in March on charges of aiding and abetting second degree murder and manslaughter prosecutors wanted to add the third charge following an appeals court ruling in February the three judge panel has ninety days to make a ruling it's possible the judges could rule in favor of the state and send the case back to the lower court to add the charge on my account that
TIME's Top Stories
Essential Workers More Prone Mental Health Disorders During Pandemic
"By mail in every election cycle for more than a decade through. Its permanent early. Voting list or p. e. v. l. many of arizona's voters more than seventy percent are on this list and almost ninety percent voted by mail in twenty twenty. The new law changes the lists name to active early voting list a e. v. l. and requires that election officials notify voters. Who have not voted by mail in two consecutive election cycles that they'll be removed from the list. Voters have ninety days to respond and say they want to be kept on the list. Otherwise they are removed voting rights advocates. Broadly criticized the law and are particularly concerned that the way the law is written that. If you don't cast an early ballot in any elections for two consecutive cycles you'll be kicked off the list. If you vote in person that will still trigger the provisions of this law to begin the process of purging. You from the list says alex kulata arizona state director for all voting is local. That is insidious he adds despite all the deceptive and heated rhetoric being used by some partisan activists to lobby against this reform single arizona. Voter will lose their right to vote. As a result of this new law said governor doug ducey in a video statement tuesday. He said that if voters don't respond
The World and Everything In It
Judge Orders L.A. To Provide Shelter for Skid Row Residents
"A federal judge has ordered los angeles to find housing. For all of the homeless people now camped on skid row. World's policeman reports judge david. O carter gave the city and los angeles county one hundred eighty days to come up with shelter for the more than sixty six thousand people now. Living on the streets women and children must have housing within ninety days. The order came a day after. La mayor eric. Garcetti pledged to spend nearly one billion dollars over the next year to address the problem. Carter ordered garcetti to put that money in an escrow account and gave the mayor seven days to come up with a spending plan. the judge's ruling stems from a lawsuit filed last year by a group of business owners residents and community leaders. It accuses a city and county of failing to address the desperation that homeless people face. Garcetti said he shared the judges sense of urgency but didn't know whether his proposed solution was feasible. An attorney representing ally county said it might
Cyber Security Headlines
Codecov Breach Impacted ‘Hundreds’ of Customer Networks
"Hundreds of networks reportedly hacked in kodakov supply chain attack following on with the story. We have been covering this week. New reporting from reuters shows that hundreds of customer networks have been breached in kodakov incident expanding. The scope of this breach beyond its own systems. Kodakov is an online software testing platform. That can be integrated with get hub projects to generate code coverage reports statistics in this attack threat actors gained co two cubs credentials from their flawed docker image that was then used to alter kotenkov bash. Uploaded script used by its customers. Kotenkov has over twenty nine thousand customers including prominent names like go. Daddy atlassian the washington post and proctor and gamble making this a noteworthy supply chain incidents and an ongoing story. Remote code execution vulnerabilities uncovered in smart air. Fryer researchers from cisco talos have disclosed to remote code execution vulnerabilities in the koussari. Five point eight quart. Air fryer a wifi connected kitchen product that leverages the internet to give users remote control over cooking temperature times and settings according to tell us researchers cassara did not respond appropriately within the typical ninety day vulnerability disclosure period which is why it has now been made public. Though consumers may consider this situation to be innocuous it is an example of an iot endpoint of unr- ability that can leverage a home connection to cause damage there or anywhere else
Dancing with Bipolar
"less than ninety day" Discussed on Dancing with Bipolar
"Thousand four. I knew all seven or eight. People died including general onboard. In one of the kuchis was one of my friends so he died so that was pretty tough. Now we move into you know five get ready to deploy well. I participated in hurricane katrina where we recovered a lot of people eat. Yeah so september. September five you know. Boom i go down to hurricane katrina relief for two weeks. Come back and get ready to deploy. I left iraq in december. You know right. So how not compression. Note no down jackley. That's not you nailed it. That's exactly it so oh six. We were in baghdad and that was during the surge and we you know we were flying an extreme amount and the missions. We were on. Were pretty stressful. We were doing a lot of Insertions and air assaults with horses all over it So i also encountered several traumatic events. Where i was medevac chase aircraft and i had to put dead bodies on my aircraft. You how to deal with that. One of them will be did an air assault in two days later We had to do a hero mission. We go and pick up sold for that. Come to find out. Is the guy that i had trained two days ago and he had died. I don't emission that. We put him in on so that was pretty traumatic. Now get got home in november of six. And i knew i was moving in less than ninety days from getting home and and i knew right and i knew that i was not going to be deploying for three years because i was going to go to an instructor position so which is good but what happened was i pushed it all away. I didn't talk about it. I didn't think about it. I just it just went. You know and i forgot about well. I didn't really forget about it..
NBC Nightly News
Backlog of migrant children in Border Patrol custody soars to 4,200
"Another major challenge for president biden tonight the crisis at the border and a growing number of unaccompanied children making the dangerous crossing desperate to reach the us. Garrett hake has the latest from el paso tonight the federal government surging resources to the border hoping to absorb a record wave of migrants including unaccompanied. Minors making the dangerous journey to america. More than thirty two hundred such children crossing the border last week alone mean. Why are so many kids coming here to the border. Now i think two things number one. The conditions in their homeland have become untenable and number two. Their families want to be with them. Now the biden administration is deploying fema for ninety days to help move arriving children from crowded patrol stations into homes or shelters while their cases work through the system at the border in el paso earlier today. Our cameras captured three migrants using a ladder to climb the fence shortly after border patrol agents took them into custody. If they're adults bill almost certainly be sent back in texas. Rio grande valley video shows some migrants crossing the river in rickety rafts apprehended then held in tent camps. Our cities and counties on the border don't have the resources to deal with this. Republicans called the increase in border crossings. A crisis that they say the biden administration has worsened by loosening. Some trump era immigration policies including no longer requiring would be asylum seekers to remain in mexico. The biden open border policies. That are inviting even more illegal immigration and actually have created this humanitarian crisis. Democrats and immigration activists culture that policy in humane. The dangers for asylum seekers in children among them who are being sent back to mexico is extreme and the biden administration should act quickly to ensure that those people are able to find protection in the united states as required by our laws. Garrett's with us garrett. Is this pace of crossing expected to keep up. It should pick up kate. The number of migrants expected to arrive at the border should only increase through the spring and summer months in fact. Dhs is intimidating as many as one hundred seventeen thousand unaccompanied minors could arrive at the border this year. A record
90 Day Fiance Trash Talk
Ep 111. Jovi Hovi Yovi - burst 01
"There's a lot of fake things that we pretend happen in the show. Also there's a lot of fake things on the show. There's a ton of fake things on the show. There is a ton we're here to talk about. Ninety day. fiance season eight episode thirteen. I know i say it every week. But i wish that i was the producer and the editor of the show. Things would go so much more smoothly. It'd be so much more entertaining. I what i do is when i take notes. Leave one page for everyone. Yeah you do take taking on your phone right. Yeah but i.
THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
Arkansas governor signs near-total abortion ban into law
"Arkansas governor. Asa hutchinson on tuesday signed into law legislation banning all abortions in the state a sweeping measure that supporters hope will force the us supreme court to revisit its landmark roe v wade decision but opponents vowed to block before it takes effect later this year. The republican governor had expressed reservations about the bill which only allows the procedure to save the life of the mother and does not provide exceptions for those impregnated in an active rape or incest. Arkansas is one of at least fourteen states. Swear legislators have proposed outright abortion bans this year hutchison said he was signing the bill because of its overwhelming legislative support and my sincere and long-held pro-life convictions. The bands were pushed by republicans. Who want to force the. Us supreme court to revisit. Its nine thousand. Nine hundred seventy three roe. V wade decision legalizing abortion nationwide conservatives believed the court is more open to striking down the decision following former president. Donald trump's three appointments to the court must abolish abortion in this nation just as we abolished slavery in the nineteenth century. All lives matter republican senator jason reports. The bill's sponsor said in a statement. The legislation won't take effect until ninety days off to the majority republican legislature adjourns. This year's session abortion rights supporters. Say they plan to challenge the banning court before then. The american civil liberties union of arkansas called the ban cruel and unconstitutional.
The Foxhole Podcast
"less than ninety day" Discussed on The Foxhole Podcast
"And i said well. I'd like to be close to home. I don't. I don't want to travel anymore. I've been. I've been in new jersey and a couple of places i'd never been over to europe or anything like that so let's just stay close to home and so i was able to get march air force base which was a strategic air command base. That's where the b fifty two's flew out of so I was assigned there and so it was just a unbelievable job. I mean i hardly anything. I was getting out of the service i was just kind of would go to go to the office and how to sit around. I think we had one airplane day was hardly anything abney but we have maybe five six seven guys that were involved on the line In inside and so all of a sudden this guy when he was. I think it was a lieutenant. Says we need you to go to okinawa. I said no. I'm not going to okinawa. He said yes. You are going to go to okinawa as i said. I wanna see your commanding officer. You know didn't sit like that. You know the drill rock you know you got some sort of decorum they go up to my boss and every everything you know nothing that ended up the nothing flows right but so anyways got to see the man and the man says no. You're going okinawa. So well because i just got back from them. I didn't want to have to go clear across the pacific ocean again to okinawa. Ended up going to kadena air force base but what had happened. I forgot to tell you this matt. Actually they wanted me to go to guam guam. Oh yeah work law. And so so. I guess actually the orders. I completely forgot about this. Until i was thinking about it. I got orders for guam not came out and so i get to i get to guam and i mean that is the the pits. I mean. One is just awful. There's nothing around there. Just just a golf course so i was talking to this and i said it hasn't changed. I guess this guy had some poor is want to steer this. I want to go home. He said well. You can't but i tell you what we got. A spot will but in okinawa salat. There's life over there. There's you know you're not too far. Tokyo cool place to go. And i said bingo. Send me there so pack. My bag and i was over in okinawa in less than a week. I think i was on guam for week. Played around a golf and then like it too. Windy too ugly hot. So i go to okinawa and i was on what's called a temporary duty assignment in the milk in the air force. They call it. Tdy ends yeah we call tad yet. I wasn't going to be there. Your they wanted me to serve six months temporary duty assignment in okinawa. And so i got there. And i figured out that you know if i apply i might be able to get back within ninety days. There's always these guys can figure things out for you. And i was talking to this guy and that guy so you know. I spent like less than ninety days in okinawa. Just stayed on the base I i never went to tokyo. I didn't really. i didn't do much work. I just kind of laid around in and stayed at the beach drink beer and i wasn't a there's nothing else to do and then came home. Went back to marching gone out of the military so might top okinawa. I don't remember it too much. i mean i i. I went around the area a couple of times because i was fascinated by the marines. Who took over okinawa in ballet one nine hundred forty so there was yeah sites ruthless. But you know i again matt. It's how short am i right. Comedian i was getting out of the military real soon. And i ask days and i'm still just twenty one years old and it's time for me to get out. I didn't like the military that much anymore and again brock is. We're talking about white guys. That loved it so much. And i you know i wanted my hair to be a little bit longer. A yeah i was kinda wanted to grow beards so bad. I haven't really wanted that broke. Girls were were cute. And so you know that's that was my modus operandi. Get out to get home. So you know the the the military was good and it was bad. You know Did my duty And that right and probably did it. and in looking back i probably did it because my father did it Mike grandfather was in the war. I had everybody that on my on. Sides of my family have been in every war in the united states history. Going back to the bush nary actually back to the Fringe indian wars. I have been able to trace that back Fringe indian american revolution. The war of eighteen twelve the american civil war and i'm not sure about the The cuban the when roosevelt went up. The ill san juan ill right i. I'm not sure about that. World war one world war two korea and vietnam. And then i have a nephew who was in.
voiceFirst careers
"less than ninety day" Discussed on voiceFirst careers
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Northern Kentucky Spotlight
"less than ninety day" Discussed on Northern Kentucky Spotlight
"They'll be a starting to increase shipments to those sites adding additional sites and so These are all very positive developments. And when you layer that on top of the fact that the number of new cases that were seeing on a daily basis continues to go down I am very optimistic about where we're headed in northern kentucky. That's great news. Things that came out last week. was the cdc's guidance on having self quarantine if you were exposed to so many so if you get the vaccine you get the second dose two weeks goes by now you no longer have to quarantine if you're exposed. Is that right in my martic leading that right. I am so glad you brought that I know for folks that can get confusing because the guidance changes and the guidance changes when the science says we need to make a change and we can update this. And you're exactly right for people who are fully vaccinated and right now that means having both doses of vaccine two weeks after that you're considered to have full immunity And so if you are at that point and has been less than ninety days three months and you were exposed to someone with covid You will not have to quarantine as long as you don't have any symptoms and so we're gonna put that new quarantine guidance And some other updates in our business toolkit and we're going to be pushing that out later this afternoon. So i'll be looking for that. There's a couple of pages under the what do you do. If you have a case in your workplace that you'll want to Photocopy and laminate and Into your bulletin board because of the guidance is changing. And i think that's really positive if workers can stay on the job because they have been vaccinated yet. We'll definitely be sharing that out with our employers. I knew that was a big issue. A lot of employers would be unable to have employees commend because their kids were exposed in so they had to. They had to self quarantine because they were in contact and were shared. So i think that's another reason. All the more reason for these businesses to encourage a police to get vaccinated when their turn comes any update on one at this point. Are we still a few weeks out at least for for a one c distribution. Yeah you know it's gotten a little bit tricky and a little bit more complicated but where we're currently at all still vaccinating the seventeen over group and this week the governor added n two one be face when be the childcare workers And so those folks are also going to be signing up for appointments. However i think over the next couple of weeks. You're going to see that as Both of those groups in one be start winding down. There's going to be Openings appointments for one. C and the governor's really wanting us to focus on the sixty over because of their like the second Second highest rupe As far as being at risk for complications from But as more vaccine comes into northern kentucky were all going to be able to move through these folks More quickly than where we were at the beginning of january so you know all of the signs are encouraging. I think I wish we could all vaccinate people faster..
Clark Howard Show
Renters Rights And the Mortgage Forebearance extension
"So we have had unprecedented moves over the last year to protect renters and borrowers from facing eviction for renters and foreclosure innovation for borrowers in mortgages and the clock had reached midnight on those programs and there are changes for both borrowers and renner's and there's been so much confusion about this. I want to talk about renters. So as a runner. You don't have automatic protection. You have rights that can prevent innovation but only if you exercise those rights. The rights only extend to people who can demonstrate the have suffered financial harm because of corona virus and. We really have been split as a country. They're tens of millions of people who've suffered extreme hardship with job and the rest and then san tens of millions others of others who actually are in better financial shape almost a year out from the onset of corona virus in the united states than they were before so it is a really story for renters. You have a form you have to fill out that we have a link to it. Clark dot com where you verify the economic hardship you've had you must go to your court dates if your landlord goes after you anyway and the courts are usually doing things by zoom or some other online means. But if you don't appear your landlord even in the midst of eviction moratorium will still be granted relief by the court and you will in fact be evicted. So it's up to you to do the paperwork. Proactively send the paperwork to your land or the landlord pretends to ignore it and files for dispossessed. Ry eviction on you. You must go through the process of protecting yourself in court and also make sure that you keep notes when you notified your landlord the form you provided them. You also provide to the court to assert your rights. The meek do not remain in their apartments. You must stand up for yourself. In the case of homeowners there are more protections because with renner's once the moratorium lifts which is likely this spring that will with at that point. You in theory. You're supposed to pay all your back rent now. That's not realistic right. If you've been unemployed or underemployed for a year but the landlords will be free at that point to move forward with an eviction before moratoriums lift in your financial situation does start to stabilize. I said when not if you want to approach her landlord and see if you can work out a payment plan with them to start working on the back rent otherwise all the eviction moratorium did was buy you time but you still facing ultimate eviction for people that are mortgage borrowers now. That process has split. People who have fha mortgages now have a better blanket of protections then people who have loans that are underwritten behind the curtain by fannie mae or freddie mac. Most people's loans are in fact underwritten by fannie mae or freddie mac the Foreclosure moratorium has been extended ninety more days. Four people with fannie. Mae freddie mac if you are in some kind of forbearance you get ninety days added to that if you need it beyond what was originally a maximum twelve months in the case of fha borrowers you now have protection till early summer till june thirty in order to then work out a new payment arrangement the fha because it is a direct federal agency loan the fha will have fairly standardized procedures. Matt point on what your workout will be how you will eventually make good on the money that you did not pay over the last year in the case of fannie mae and freddie mac there will be a number of different ways that lenders deal with you. They have some Latitude in how they work out. Payment plans with you. The likeliest course that will work for most people is the miss months or full year or so of mortgage payments will be added onto the back of your loan as an additional Months or year or a little more year loan that is for many people going to be the best arrangement but again you cannot be passive. You must be active here and you just don't stop paying and when the moratoriums over you just don't say okay. Everything's gonna be great. You're the one who's got to be active with your lender on coming up with a workout arrangement. What they do in commercial real estate all the time with commercial mortgages are workouts and you will be doing Work out of your mortgage where it works for you and the lender.
voiceFirst careers
"less than ninety day" Discussed on voiceFirst careers
"Guess what this is episode. One eighty three. We've now got about twenty hours of podcasts. Alcohols at and this is also day forty one of the year. Twenty twenty one. So what's that mean to me. It's a great day of reflection because it also happens to be the forty fifth day or the halfway point for a project. i'm working on. In fact i'll include a link to the blog the blog post where i talk about it. The title is one million dollars. It's actually the dollar sign. The number one in m m m standing for the financial unit of one thousand. So one thousand one. Thousands is a million so By the way there's a great shot there of sunrise is anybody who follows me more in about a day and a half knows. I'm a huge fan of the ocean of sunrise at the ocean. I spent almost five years on hilton head. Island spent many many mornings never enough but a lot of mornings at the beach at sunrise watching the sun. Rise up out of the ocean at just an amazing sight if you have not experienced it a cancer vacation last year by the way is crazy. Pandemic thing came up but Hope is in. April will be headed back to hilton head island. I used to tell people when we were living there. I said hey. This is a great place on travel around the country. Hey hilton head. Island is a great place to vacation. It's a better place to live. I wanted to get our kids down there while they were still home. Get them deep in the bible belt and also close to the ocean. How cool that worked out right but talking about this project. I'm working on in the long in the short of it is. I basically retired for years ago. Come next month. And i still consider myself semi retired. Because i don't have a briefcase full of cash. I don't have briefcase full of enough keisha to do what it is. I wanna do when. I want to do it so i still work on projects and i'm still available if you need some help. If if you're in business any business accept the food or beverage industry. I steer clear. That call gordon ramsay but any other industry in your business is based in the us of a particularly in the forty eight continental united states. I might could help. I've helped companies their sales. In as little as ninety days and then after that i went on to produce a four x return after doubling in in fact for some reason this is the way and i talked a little bit about it in the in the blog. Post but time and money is not linear so i was able in. One case is able to double sales this multimillion dollar company manufacturing company double their sales in less than ninety days. And then the as we say. The constraint moved outside the building he was a marketing can strengthen originally the guy said look. We've sold more product than we can produce what you know about. Lean manufacturing and i said well a lot but i couldn't go into all the ramifications and detail but anyhow i did a ninety day project more than double production and goes great. Now we've built everything i've sold now i don't have enough product in the pipeline enough orders and had implemented the s. Dvr simplified drum buffer rope from the late dr l. e. gold rats work which i prefer to call constraints may and so i said great. I wanted to work on it. It within thirty days it might have been closer to forty because we used a magazine ad in a national magazine but i was able to increase sales fourfold in roughly thirty or forty days. Okay so i might be able to help but you gotta reach out. That's as tough as it gets again if you're in business and you're saying hey this pandemic has not been pretty to me or my business or in fact. Let's say you're looking to retire okay. And you're saying in particularly in ohio. I'm all ears but east of the mississippi being arrested the businesses in florida or south carolina doubly. So but. here's what you do you pick.
Duct Tape Marketing
Restoring Common Sense in Business
"I guess today's martin lindstrom. He's the founder and chairman of lindstrom company. The world's leading brand and culture transformation group operating across five continents in more than thirty countries is also the author of a new book. We're gonna talk about today. Called the ministry of common sense how to eliminate bureaucratic red tape bad excuses and corporate bs. So martin welcome to the show. Thank you. John is a place to hear your voice again so since the subtitle has a bunch of stuff that people think of as negative. What led you to writing this book. I tell you what. Let's meteoroid it many years ago. Charlie bell where the former former former c. e. o. of mcdonald's reach out to me and he said hey martin i would love if you could reinvent the happy meal and i said sure bring it on a just have one one condition. Can we make it healthy police and challenge. He was a really good man so he said absolutely so my vision was to make six year old each broccoli and we began with storytelling so we had the forest the forest broccoli and the cucumber with the of Tomatoes with blood and kids lofted and parents loved it and even the franchisee loved it. We will not these pilots. So i went to the headquarters of of mcdonald's chicago and they said interesting. I never heard that word before in that context so i went back to europe as it is interesting. Nothing happened for two years. Nothing was silent for julius. Finally the new happy meal arrived and it was that drum rolls. It was a happy meal as we know it today with issue sugar bone and the french fries now included an apple. And that was where. I learned that if you wanna do transformations of organizations if you want to understand your consumer company have what i call an immune system so as a consequence of that. We had to the employed two psychologists to work with me in order to understand the dynamics in the corporate world because a good idea is no longer enough. A great consumer inside is not enough. You need more and you need to understand that immune system that defense mechanism for chains and that actually led me to writing this book. Because i realized very quickly that eighty percent of your work is to operate at lack of common sense and bring it back and then to transform copies towards the good. I'm sure anyone who's worked in particularly at corporate environment has experienced. I think they've come a little bit immune to it because it's just the way it works but has certainly experienced. Can you give a couple of examples of of what what is just really common rampant corporate. Bs longtime do you have. I mean i mean. I'll just let from from the end. Kobe nine jamming on a plane. The other day. Right as i sit in my seat ready for takeoff the frankly sounding was on the speaker saying. Welcome ladies and gentlemen aboard this flight. I regret to inform you that all cabin service has been completed suspended on the entire flight. Also need to inform you that the laboratories in front of the plane has been blocked. There are only now reserved for capping personnel. And by the way if you wanna use laboratories you can use the one laboratory in the back now that was because of covid nineteen. I don't need to tell you. But then i just need to ask you. That was thirty. Seven is a rose in this in this plane. So i literally had to pass by every single one hundred and seventy nine passengers and end up in a long line where i could breathe in a freshly brewed smell of toilet mixed with covid nineteen and then i was sitting in the seat. The second idea that came up with these contact tracing forms now in the old days you had to fill out all sorts of stupid forms with no one looks at an array and so this was the latest and greatest in that innovation pipeline. And here the first question was listened to this john. it's crazy. the first question was have you been in close proximity with any people you don't know within the last to allow us. The only thing you had to do was basically just to turn your head ninety degrees and that would be a stranger sitting there so you could take yes to that box. This hakin bulks was even worse. You see people don't have pen symbol because also with us multiple devices so bright. Young talent was barring the pen from the stewardess in the very front row and that pen was not walking through the entire plane and the second chris was. Have you taught anything in one have taught over the last twelve hours. I had to tick yes to that one as well. This is the minister of common sense in reverse gear. I call it call it common sense. I call it nonsense really because he's the rally not we've completely lost sense of what makes sense and for me. Common sense is seeing things as they are. Okay and doing things as the to be done set in another way. This is super important. It is to treat customers and employees as they themselves would expect to be treated. And i do think as companies grow. They lose that sense of reality the more busy dealing with himself than actually thinking about what the customers are. The consumers want so. I have to tell you one. I work with a lot of small business owners but i early in my career took project or pretty much from anybody and so i this project with a very large corporation and it was a very small project two thousand dollars semi invoice off and i gotta check ninety days later. Of course that was for two hundred fifteen thousand dollars and change that translates to france. But that was about one hundred times what i build them and i saw. I called them up. You know i thought about cashing the check. But i called them and said you know there's been a big mistake here you know. How do we rectify this well. After getting transferred to three different people. I actually then was sent for different forms that i had to fill out in order to return money to them. But i tell that story all the time because it was it was a watershed moment when i said you know what. I'm just going to start working with small business owners we. We won't have to deal with this anymore but you're so right and and johnny. It happens everywhere. But i think he's my view about this. Frankly speaking we living in a period now was unprecedented. And i don't think there's anything anymore. Cold going back to work uncalled going forward to work and by that i mean we onto situation right now where we actually can afford to reset what we once did. Rather than desperately replicating an old format and squeeze it into new way of living. I mean think about it. We all sitting in front of suman teams eight hours a day weighted. Those holly breaks go. I don't know no on any of the calls have been sitting on. Believe me just like you. I'll be sitting on a lot of those kohl's single person ever said. Hey guys at. We just had a five minute break here at just need to go to the toilet just a hole infamy. None of what people do is put the post pitcher on the sneak out to the toilet comeback after seven minutes and pretend like they're were not no away and then they asked. The question was awesome minutes. It goes so we can go back in a circle and even worse. We then continue exactly one hour. No matter how mundane a relevant conversation is because we actually did so that problem. Thirty five minutes into the conversation but the realities. We don't wanna look like we skulking or cheating in any way shape or form so we just decide to hang on clinch on and then they alternate break up here is. I have to jump on another team guys. Sorry and that sort of the ultimate. Kat is common sense going here because my property as we adopting a world of trivialities from the past onto a new format of living. And i think right. Now it's time for us to sit alone in the stat in the sand. Basically say hey. That's redefined my daily lives. Let's break it down. See where. I'm doing things which are ridiculous. Look at things which just make sense and then build up from scratch. This is the moment to do it right. And that's why published this book now because quite frankly i haven't done it myself. I'm sitting doing it right now. Realizing how much time wasting
Daily Tech News Show
"less than ninety day" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"Google do and selling advertising means harvesting data. And so they are going to differentiate themselves from the marketplace and they have for years on those lines. This becomes more interesting now that we're seeing antitrust questions being brought up with all of these companies and so they're all trying to put pressure on each other with the understanding being that the government is going to come at the american government is going to come and do something what they do. How severe it is. That's a larger question but this is front of mind because of those pressures and can like i mentioned Like the information sources were saying at face. We're gonna be leading the charge on that preparing that antitrust lawsuit against apple on they're claiming they're abusing their market position forcing third party developers to follow app. Store rules even though they don't apply to their own apple for instance can use their own first party Tracking for a lot of stuff as opposed to third party stuff that they're making up in on facebook earning call. Ceo mark zuckerberg said apple regularly interferes without other apps work on its platforms. Oh yeah this is. It is tough. It's a tough one because it's like well it's true. Apple is holding itself to different standards. But is that antitrust. Facebook says it is but you know there's a. There's some other news and facebook. Isn't there justin in deed. Sarah facebook's independent content oversight board issued its first five rulings thursday and overturned four instances where it found facebook unfairly infringed upon user's speech and misapplied vague rules on content one example found facebook's algorithms were wrong to remove a boast about breast cancer identification that featured a woman's nipple another found facebook too strict and removing a french users post praising hydroxychloroquine. The board felt facebook shouldn't have taken down a post from a user in myanmar with voters of a drown syrian kurd child along with negative text toward muslims. Because the post didn't reach the level of hate speech that justified removal. now. If i'm not mistaken all the independent board can do the oversight board can do at this point is say. Hey that things shouldn't have been taken down. It should be reversed not this thing. That is up should be taken down. Isn't that right. Yes the there has to be an action and then they will review the action. Right they will. They will make a ruling. I believe in instances where facebook itself refers a decision to keep up content. The board does have oversight but people like users cannot submit. Keep up decisions to the facebook oversight board. Only only facebook can do that at this point. This is really interesting though because sure these are early days but the whole question up until now was i am. While there's this content oversight board. I mean how effective is it going to be. What kinds of things are they going to disagree with facebook about and is that going to be a problem in the future. Whether or not is a problem in the future remains to be seen right. We've got a few examples of the board sane. Yeah facebook did this and it thought it was doing the right thing. But here's why we have decided it shouldn't have happened and people are looking at it as precedent. That's the big question is wound up breaking through and political circles today. Because they this. This board has a big decision that is going to be rendered within less than ninety days and that is.
Daily Tech News Show
"less than ninety day" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"The board felt facebook shouldn't have taken down a post from a user in myanmar with voters of a drown syrian kurd child along with negative text toward muslims. Because the post didn't reach the level of hate speech that justified removal. now. If i'm not mistaken all the independent board can do the oversight board can do at this point is say. Hey that things shouldn't have been taken down. It should be reversed. Not this thing that is up should be taken down. Is that right. Yes the there has to be an action and then they will review the action. Right they will. They will make a ruling. I believe in instances where facebook itself refers a decision to keep up content. The board does have oversight but people like users cannot submit. Keep up decisions to the facebook oversight board. Only only facebook can do that at this point. This is really interesting though because sure these are early days but the whole question up until now was i am. While there's this content oversight board. I mean how effective is it going to be. What kinds of things are they going to disagree with facebook about and is that going to be a problem in the future. Whether or not is a problem in the future remains to be seen right. We've got a few examples of the board sane. Yeah facebook did this and it thought it was doing the right thing. But here's why we have decided it shouldn't have happened and people are looking at it as precedent. That's the big question is wound up breaking through and political circles today. Because they this. This board has a big decision that is going to be rendered within less than ninety days and that is whether or not former president donald john trump will get his facebook account back and whether or not he was removed. And there was one case in this particular badge where somebody Had a quote that was probably misappropriated. to joseph goebbels from The nazi party in germany that was critical of donald trump but day said that that should not have been taken down because of unclear guidelines on dangerous individuals. Some folks have looked at that and said well you know if they're going to be going after facebook not necessarily for for any a thing other than them just being too vague in why they are pulling these kinds of or what why. Some of these are going away whether or not that is the argument for them to restore access to that account. So this is something where people are tracking precedent that this one from zero to supreme court like really fast. And we've made that comparison before on the show is it's like facebook supreme court because facebook can't then say well actually panicked can book appeal and say no. We want that woman's post about breast cancer to come back down it's appropriate. They can but they'll eat. They'll they'll eat the criticism for it and it. It's also interesting to me. The given the hydroxychloroquine one. I thought was. It was an interesting example in kind of that supreme court. Kind of kind of look at How to interpret You know whatever how we should be takedown speech or stuff like that in that.
Daily Tech News Show
"less than ninety day" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"The board felt facebook shouldn't have taken down a post from a user in myanmar with voters of a drown syrian kurd child along with negative text toward muslims. Because the post didn't reach the level of hate speech that justified removal. now. If i'm not mistaken all the independent board can do the oversight board can do at this point is say. Hey that things shouldn't have been taken down. It should be reversed not this thing. That is up. Should be taken down right. Yes the there has to be an action and then they will review the action. Right they will. They will make a ruling. I believe in instances where facebook itself refers a decision to keep up content. The board does have oversight but people like users cannot submit. Keep up decisions to the facebook oversight board. Only only facebook can do that at this point. This is really interesting though because sure these are early days but the whole question up until now was i am. While there's this content oversight board. I mean how effective is it going to be. What kinds of things are they going to disagree with facebook about and is that going to be a problem in the future. Whether or not is a problem in the future remains to be seen right. We've got a few examples of the board sane. Yeah facebook did this and it thought it was doing the right thing. But here's why we have decided it shouldn't have happened and people are looking at it as precedent. That's the big question is wound up breaking through and political circles today. Because they this. This board has a big decision that is going to be rendered within less than ninety days and that is whether or not former president donald john trump will get his facebook account back and whether or not he was removed and there was one case in this particular badge where somebody Had a quote that was probably misappropriated to joseph goebbels from The nazi party in germany that was critical of donald trump. But they said that that should not have been taken down because of unclear guidelines on dangerous individuals. Some folks have looked at that and said well you know if they're going to be going after facebook not necessarily for for any a thing other than them just being too vague in why they are pulling these kinds of or what why. Some of these are going away whether or not that is the argument for them to restore access to that account. So this is something where people are tracking precedent that this one from zero to supreme court like really fast. And we've made that comparison before on the show is it's like facebook supreme court because facebook can't then say well actually panicked confess book appeal and say no. We want that woman's post about breast cancer to come back down it's appropriate. They can but they'll eat. They'll they'll eat the criticism for it and it. It's also interesting to me. The given the hydroxychloroquine one. I thought was. It was an interesting example in kind of that supreme court. Kind of kind of look at How to interpret You know w-w-w how we should be takedown speech or stuff like that in that.
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"The board felt facebook shouldn't have taken down a post from a user in myanmar with voters of a drown syrian kurd child along with negative text toward muslims. Because the post didn't reach the level of hate speech that justified removal. now. If i'm not mistaken all the independent board can do the oversight board can do at this point is say. Hey that things shouldn't have been taken down. It should be reversed not this thing. That is up. Should be taken down right. Yes the there has to be an action and then they will review the action. Right they will. They will make a ruling. I believe in instances where facebook itself refers a decision to keep up content. The board does have oversight but people like users cannot submit. Keep up decisions to the facebook oversight board. Only only facebook can do that at this point. This is really interesting though because sure these are early days but the whole question up until now was i am. While there's this content oversight board. I mean how effective is it going to be. What kinds of things are they going to disagree with facebook about and is that going to be a problem in the future. Whether or not is a problem in the future remains to be seen right. We've got a few examples of the board sane. Yeah facebook did this and it thought it was doing the right thing. But here's why we have decided it shouldn't have happened and people are looking at it as precedent. That's the big question is wound up breaking through and political circles today. Because they this. This board has a big decision that is going to be rendered within less than ninety days and that is whether or not former president donald john trump will get his facebook account back and whether or not he was removed and there was one case in this particular badge where somebody Had a quote that was probably misappropriated to joseph goebbels from The nazi party in germany that was critical of donald trump. But they said that that should not have been taken down because of unclear guidelines on dangerous individuals. Some folks have looked at that and said well you know if they're going to be going after facebook not necessarily for for any a thing other than them just being too vague in why they are pulling these kinds of or what why. Some of these are going away whether or not that is the argument for them to restore access to that account. So this is something where people are tracking precedent this one from zero to supreme court like really fast. And we've made that comparison before on the show is it's like facebook supreme court because facebook can't then say well actually panicked confess book appeal and say no. We want that woman's post about breast cancer to come back down it's appropriate. They can but they'll eat. They'll they'll eat the criticism for it and it. It's also interesting to me. The given the hydroxychloroquine one. I thought was. It was an interesting example in kind of that supreme court. Kind of kind of look at How to interpret You know whatever how we should be takedown speech or stuff like that in that.
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"Google do and selling advertising means harvesting data. And so they are going to differentiate themselves from the marketplace and they have for years on those lines. This becomes more interesting now that we're seeing antitrust questions being brought up with all of these companies and so they're all trying to put pressure on each other with the understanding being that the government is going to come at the american government is going to come and do something what they do. How severe it is. That's a larger question but this is front of mind because of those pressures and can like i mentioned Like the information sources were saying at face. We're gonna be leading the charge on that preparing that antitrust lawsuit against apple on they're claiming they're abusing their market position forcing third party developers to follow app. Store rules even though they don't apply to their own apple for instance can use their own first party Tracking for a lot of stuff as opposed to third party stuff that they're making up in on facebook earning call. Ceo mark zuckerberg said apple regularly interferes without other apps work on its platforms. Oh yeah this is. It is tough. It's a tough one because it's like well it's true. Apple is holding itself to different standards. But is that antitrust. Facebook says it is but you know there's a. There's some other news and facebook. Isn't there justin in deed. Sarah facebook's independent content oversight board issued its first five rulings thursday and overturned four instances where it found facebook unfairly infringed upon user's speech and misapplied vague rules on content one example found facebook's algorithms were wrong to remove a boast about breast cancer identification that featured a woman's nipple another found facebook too strict and removing a french users post praising hydroxychloroquine. The board felt facebook shouldn't have taken down a post from a user in myanmar with voters of a drown syrian kurd child along with negative text toward muslims. Because the post didn't reach the level of hate speech that justified removal. now. If i'm not mistaken all the independent board can do the oversight board can do at this point is say. Hey that things shouldn't have been taken down. It should be reversed not this thing. That is up. Should be taken down right. Yes the there has to be an action and then they will review the action. Right they will. They will make a ruling. I believe in instances where facebook itself refers a decision to keep up content. The board does have oversight but people like users cannot submit. Keep up decisions to the facebook oversight board. Only only facebook can do that at this point. This is really interesting though because sure these are early days but the whole question up until now was i am well. There's this content oversight board. I mean how effective is it going to be. What kinds of things are they going to disagree with facebook about and is that going to be a problem in the future. Whether or not is a problem in the future remains to be seen right. We've got a few examples of the board sane. Yeah facebook did this and it thought it was doing the right thing. But here's why we have decided it shouldn't have happened and people are looking at it as precedent. That's the big question is wound up breaking through and political circles today. Because they this. This board has a big decision that is going to be rendered within less than ninety days and that is.
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"Facebook and google do and selling advertising means harvesting data. And so they are going to differentiate themselves from the marketplace and they have for years on those lines. This becomes more interesting now that we're seeing antitrust questions being brought up with all of these companies and so they're all trying to put pressure on each other with the understanding being that the government is going do come at the american government is going to come do something what they do. How severe it is. That's a larger question but this is front of mind because of those pressures and of like i mentioned the information services were saying at face. We're gonna be leading the charge in that preparing antitrust lawsuit against apple on. They're claiming they're abusing their market position forcing third party developers to follow app store rules even though they don't apply to their own apple for instance can use their own first party Tracking a lot of stuff as opposed to third party. Stuff that they're making up in. I'm facebook's since mark zuckerberg's said apple regularly interferes without other apps work on its platforms. Oh yeah this is a tough one right because it's like well. it's true. Apple is holding itself to different standards. But is that antitrust. Facebook says it is But there's a there's some other news and facebook. isn't there justin in deed. Sarah facebook's independent content oversight board issued its first five thursday and overturned four instances where it found facebook unfairly infringed upon user's speech and misapplied vague rules on content one example found facebook's algorithms. Were wrong to remove a boast about breast cancer identification that featured a woman's nipple another found facebook too strict in removing a french users post praising hydroxychloroquine. The board felt facebook shouldn't have taken down a post from a user in myanmar with voters of a drown syrian kurd child along with negative text toward muslims because the post didn't reach the level of hate speech that justified removal. Now if i'm not mistaken all the independent board can do. The oversight board can do at this point is say. Hey that things shouldn't have been taken down. It should be reversed not this thing. That is up should be taken down. Isn't that right. Yes there has to be an action and then they will review the action. Right they will. They will make a ruling. I believe in instances where facebook itself refers a decision to keep up content. The board does have oversight but people like users cannot submit keep up decisions to facebook oversight board. Only only facebook can do that at this point. This is really interesting though because and sure these early days but the whole question up until now was an well. There's this content oversight board i mean. How effective is it really going to be. What kinds of things are they going to disagree with facebook about and is that going to be a problem in the future. Whether or not is a problem in the future remains to be seen rate. We've got a few examples of the board. Yeah facebook did this and it thought it was doing the right thing. But here's why we have decided it shouldn't have happened and people are looking at it as precedent. That's the big question is wound up breaking through and political circles today. Because they this. This board has a big decision that is going to be rendered within less than ninety days and that is whether or not former president donald john trump will get his facebook account back and whether or not he was removed and there was one case in this particular badge where somebody had a quote That was probably misappropriated to joseph goals from the the nazi party in germany That was critical of donald trump. But day said that that should not have been taken down because of unclear guidelines on dangerous individuals..