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Most Great Barrier Reef coral studied this year was bleached
"Government government government government scientists scientists scientists scientists in in in in Australia Australia Australia Australia say say say say most most most most of of of of the the the the Great Great Great Great Barrier Barrier Barrier Barrier Reef Reef Reef Reef corals corals corals corals study study study study this this this this year year year year was was was was bleached bleached bleached bleached bleaching bleaching bleaching bleaching is is is is caused caused caused caused by by by by global global global global warming warming warming warming this this this this is is is is heartbreaking heartbreaking heartbreaking heartbreaking this this this this is is is is deeply deeply deeply deeply troubling troubling troubling troubling it it it it shows shows shows shows that that that that op op op op Barrier Barrier Barrier Barrier Reef Reef Reef Reef really really really really isn't isn't isn't isn't very very very very serious serious serious serious trouble trouble trouble trouble indeed indeed indeed indeed Simon Simon Simon Simon Brad Brad Brad Brad Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw researcher researcher researcher researcher at at at at the the the the Australia Australia Australia Australia based based based based group group group group climate climate climate climate council council council council says says says says this this this this is is is is the the the the race race race race first first first first bleaching bleaching bleaching bleaching event event event event during during during during a a a a line line line line minha minha minha minha weather weather weather weather pattern pattern pattern pattern which which which which is is is is associated associated associated associated with with with with cooler cooler cooler cooler ocean ocean ocean ocean temperatures temperatures temperatures temperatures ninety ninety ninety ninety one one one one percent percent percent percent of of of of the the the the seven seven seven seven hundred hundred hundred hundred and and and and nineteen nineteen nineteen nineteen race race race race that that that that was was was was seventy seventy seventy seventy seven seven seven seven eight eight eight eight showed showed showed showed some some some some degree degree degree degree of of of of bleaching bleaching bleaching bleaching sadly sadly sadly sadly the the the the most most most most to to to to be be be be a a a a pretty pretty pretty pretty leaching leaching leaching leaching is is is is in in in in that that that that central central central central region region region region that that that that includes includes includes includes the the the the week week week week Sundays Sundays Sundays Sundays many many many many of of of of the the the the tourist tourist tourist tourist areas areas areas areas Bradshaw Bradshaw Bradshaw Bradshaw says says says says it's it's it's it's never never never never too too too too late late late late if if if if we we we we have have have have any any any any shot shot shot shot of of of of a a a a living living living living racing racing racing racing future future future future we we we we have have have have to to to to be be be be bringing bringing bringing bringing emissions emissions emissions emissions down down down down very very very very quickly quickly quickly quickly through through through through the the the the twenty twenty twenty twenty twenties twenties twenties twenties the the the the Great Great Great Great Barrier Barrier Barrier Barrier Reef Reef Reef Reef accounts accounts accounts accounts for for for for about about about about ten ten ten ten percent percent percent percent of of of of the the the the world's world's world's world's coral coral coral coral reef reef reef reef ecosystems ecosystems ecosystems ecosystems I'm I'm I'm I'm a a a a Donahue Donahue Donahue Donahue
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Inflation drives up Passover food prices for US Jews
"Some some some some American American American American Jewish Jewish Jewish Jewish families families families families observing observing observing observing Passover Passover Passover Passover are are are are struggling struggling struggling struggling to to to to pay pay pay pay for for for for traditional traditional traditional traditional holiday holiday holiday holiday foods foods foods foods as as as as soaring soaring soaring soaring inflation inflation inflation inflation drives drives drives drives up up up up prices prices prices prices during during during during one one one one of of of of the the the the most most most most important important important important Jewish Jewish Jewish Jewish holidays holidays holidays holidays food food food food prices prices prices prices rose rose rose rose ten ten ten ten percent percent percent percent in in in in March March March March on on on on a a a a year year year year by by by by year year year year basis basis basis basis driven driven driven driven by by by by high high high high costs costs costs costs for for for for poultry poultry poultry poultry fish fish fish fish eggs eggs eggs eggs beef beef beef beef and and and and other other other other meats meats meats meats it's it's it's it's the the the the largest largest largest largest increase increase increase increase in in in in forty forty forty forty one one one one years years years years the the the the reasons reasons reasons reasons for for for for the the the the surge surge surge surge include include include include supply supply supply supply chain chain chain chain snags snags snags snags unfavorable unfavorable unfavorable unfavorable weather weather weather weather and and and and rising rising rising rising energy energy energy energy prices prices prices prices the the the the met met met met council council council council runs runs runs runs the the the the country's country's country's country's largest largest largest largest kosher kosher kosher kosher food food food food pantry pantry pantry pantry it it it it expects expects expects expects to to to to supply supply supply supply nearly nearly nearly nearly three three three three million million million million pounds pounds pounds pounds of of of of food food food food and and and and Passover Passover Passover Passover packages packages packages packages to to to to Jews Jews Jews Jews in in in in New New New New York York York York and and and and New New New New Jersey Jersey Jersey Jersey this this this this year year year year its its its its executive executive executive executive director director director director says says says says it it it it has has has has never never never never experienced experienced experienced experienced such such such such a a a a challenge challenge challenge challenge in in in in fifty fifty fifty fifty years years years years I'm I'm I'm I'm Walter Walter Walter Walter Ratliff Ratliff Ratliff Ratliff
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Biden waiving ethanol rule in bid to lower gasoline prices
"President president president president Joe Joe Joe Joe Biden Biden Biden Biden is is is is waving waving waving waving in in in in ethanol ethanol ethanol ethanol rule rule rule rule in in in in a a a a bid bid bid bid to to to to lower lower lower lower gas gas gas gas prices prices prices prices by by by by Dennis Dennis Dennis Dennis visiting visiting visiting visiting corn corn corn corn rich rich rich rich Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa to to to to announce announce announce announce he'll he'll he'll he'll suspend suspend suspend suspend a a a a federal federal federal federal rule rule rule rule preventing preventing preventing preventing the the the the sale sale sale sale of of of of higher higher higher higher ethanol ethanol ethanol ethanol blend blend blend blend gasoline gasoline gasoline gasoline in in in in the the the the summer summer summer summer Biden's Biden's Biden's Biden's administration administration administration administration is is is is intensifying intensifying intensifying intensifying efforts efforts efforts efforts to to to to tamp tamp tamp tamp down down down down prices prices prices prices at at at at the the the the pump pump pump pump that that that that have have have have spiked spiked spiked spiked during during during during Russia's Russia's Russia's Russia's war war war war with with with with Ukraine Ukraine Ukraine Ukraine most most most most gas gas gas gas sold sold sold sold in in in in the the the the U. U. U. U. S. S. S. S. is is is is blended blended blended blended with with with with ten ten ten ten percent percent percent percent ethanol ethanol ethanol ethanol the the the the EPA EPA EPA EPA will will will will issue issue issue issue an an an an emergency emergency emergency emergency waiver waiver waiver waiver to to to to allow allow allow allow widespread widespread widespread widespread sale sale sale sale of of of of fifteen fifteen fifteen fifteen percent percent percent percent ethanol ethanol ethanol ethanol blend blend blend blend that's that's that's that's usually usually usually usually prohibited prohibited prohibited prohibited over over over over the the the the summer summer summer summer because because because because of of of of concerns concerns concerns concerns it it it it adds adds adds adds to to to to small small small small get get get get higher higher higher higher temperatures temperatures temperatures temperatures according according according according to to to to triple triple triple triple a a a a the the the the price price price price of of of of gas gas gas gas has has has has been been been been dropping dropping dropping dropping slightly slightly slightly slightly with with with with the the the the national national national national average average average average on on on on Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday down down down down to to to to four four four four oh oh oh oh nine nine nine nine for for for for a a a a gallon gallon gallon gallon of of of of regular regular regular regular I'm I'm I'm I'm Julie Julie Julie Julie Walker Walker Walker Walker
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Saint Peter's is 3rd 15 seed in Sweet 16, beats Murray State
"The fifteenth seed is going to the Sweet Sixteen St Peter's seventy to sixty win over Murray state was one of two upsets in Indianapolis the peacocks got seventeen points from Casey the DeFeo who helped hold the racers to thirty four percent shooting we know defense comes first we spent so much time in practice on defense so you know there's nothing new to us we just come in and try to play you play defense all day and give a hundred ten percent in every in every aspect earlier eleven seed Michigan got by third seed Tennessee's seventy six to sixty eight hundred Dickinson and Eli Brooks combined for fifty points as the Wolverines stage their second upset in as many games Tom McCabe Indianapolis
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DoorDash paying back drivers to offset high gas prices
"Door dash says it will refund drivers for some gas purchases to help offset higher prices at the pump the delivery company says it will give drivers ten percent cash back when they buy gas using dasher direct a debit card that's designed for drivers and will start paying them weekly bonuses for driving the most miles but door dash says it's not passing its costs on to customers right now unlike some other gig companies earlier this week uber said it would start charging riders a fuel fee to offset higher costs proved greets and ride hailing drivers something lift reportedly says it will also do I'm
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US producer prices climbed 10% in February from a year ago
"We know we're paying more for products than we were a year ago but the increase is pegged at ten percent the labor department says wholesale inflation in the U. S. shot up ten percent in February compared to the year before wholesale energy prices were up nearly thirty four percent and food prices have spiked almost fourteen percent on a monthly basis the producer price index which tracks inflation before it hits consumers increased eight tenths of one percent from January in this report doesn't reflect how much gas prices have shot up since February fifteenth analysts at Oxford economics say tensions over Ukraine if pushed commodity prices higher and they'll likely go up even more in the coming months the federal reserve rate cut set this week is expected to help combat rising prices I'm Jackie Quinn
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Firefighters battle 2 massive wildfires in Florida Panhandle
"Firefighters battle massive wildfires in the Florida panhandle the eight thousand acre Bertha swap road fire and up fourteen hundred acre Adkins Avenue fire the wildfires have forced six hundred evacuations burned down at least two homes and damaged twelve says Florida Forest Services Joe's are kowski want to get back in as quickly as possible but we can only do so when it says and he says there's no time table over the weekend Adkins thirty five percent contained Bertha ten percent to bring boxes to go on for days a lot of what this is going to take a lot of hard work a lot of big bulldozers but then it's also going to take a lot of rain he says the weather has not been cooperating dry ground in high winds spreading the flames I'm Julie Walker
AP News Radio
Wholesale prices rise 1% in January, up near-record 9.7% over the past year
"January wholesale prices jumped nearly ten percent from a year ago the labor department says wholesale inflation surged again last month rising nine point seven percent from a year earlier the year over year increase was down only slightly from the record nine point eight percent recorded in both November and December it was also well above what economists were expecting but the economists think inflationary pressure will drop this year as supply chain bottlenecks began to ease and the federal reserve begins to push up interest rates my
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So long, Saturdays: More couples embrace weekday weddings
"An an an an uptick uptick uptick uptick in in in in weekday weekday weekday weekday weddings weddings weddings weddings that that that that started started started started during during during during the the the the height height height height of of of of the the the the pandemic pandemic pandemic pandemic has has has has carried carried carried carried into into into into twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty two two two two some some some coveted coveted coveted wedding wedding wedding venues venues venues are are are still still still backed backed backed up up up because because because of of of rescheduling rescheduling rescheduling caused caused caused by by by Calvin Calvin Calvin and and and more more more couples couples couples are are are traveling traveling traveling again again again for for for destination destination destination ceremonies ceremonies ceremonies the the the wedding wedding wedding planning planning planning site site site the the the not not not says says says weekday weekday weekday weddings weddings weddings are are are expected expected expected to to to rise rise rise by by by about about about two two two percent percent percent this this this year year year when when when compared compared compared to to to pre pre pre pandemic pandemic pandemic years years years though though though most most most weddings weddings weddings will will will take take take place place place Fridays Fridays Fridays through through through Sundays Sundays Sundays about about about ten ten ten percent percent percent will will will be be be held held held the the the other other other days days days of of of the the the week week week around around around the the the U. U. U. S. S. S. and and and if if if you're you're you're getting getting getting married married married congradulations congradulations congradulations I'm I'm I'm Julie Julie Julie Walker Walker Walker
AP News Radio
US shoppers find some groceries scarce due to virus, weather
"Customers customers are are finding finding a a trip trip to to the the grocery grocery store store is is more more like like a a scavenger scavenger hunt hunt virus virus struggles struggles and and severe severe weather weather are are leaving leaving U. U. S. S. grocery grocery shelves shelves bare bare having having trouble trouble finding finding your your favorite favorite crackers crackers or or lunch lunch meat meat it's it's not not just just you you shortages shortages are are happening happening nationwide nationwide at at U. U. S. S. grocery grocery stores stores as as all all across across surgeon surgeon severe severe weather weather add add to to pandemic pandemic labor labor in in supply supply chain chain issues issues the the consumer consumer brands brands association association says says the the percentage percentage of of items items out out of of stock stock has has climbed climbed from from the the usual usual five five to to ten ten percent percent to to fifteen fifteen percent percent weather weather related related events events from from snow snow storms storms to to wildfires wildfires have have also also hit hit shipping shipping and and product product availability availability Benjamin Benjamin lightly lightly in in Washington Washington DC DC told told the the AP AP he he was was disappointed disappointed to to find find empty empty vegetable vegetable bands bands and and a a sparse sparse selection selection of of Turkey Turkey chicken chicken and and milk milk ConAgra ConAgra brands brands which which makes makes everything everything from from frozen frozen vegetables vegetables to to canned canned chili chili told told investors investors that that supplies supplies will will be be constrained constrained for for at at least least the the next next month month due due to to a a crime crime related related absences absences on on food food production production lines lines I'm I'm Jennifer Jennifer king king
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Thousands of flights canceled, delayed at start of workweek
"A a winter winter storm storm that that hit hit Monday Monday added added to to covert covert related related airline airline staff staff shortages shortages to to push push flight flight cancellations cancellations to to our our holiday holiday season season high high creating creating more more frustration frustration for for travelers travelers trying trying to to get get home home and and already already early early this this morning morning there there were were more more than than nine nine hundred hundred U. U. S. S. flight flight cancellations cancellations and and more more than than three three hundred hundred delays delays according according to to the the tracking tracking website website FlightAware FlightAware JetBlue JetBlue canceling canceling ten ten percent percent of of its its flights flights southwest southwest five five percent percent Reagan Reagan national national Newark Newark liberty liberty in in Seattle Seattle Tacoma Tacoma lead lead the the way way for for airports airports with with the the most most cancellations cancellations this this morning morning yesterday yesterday there there were were more more than than three three thousand thousand U. U. S. S. flight flight cancellations cancellations and and eight eight thousand thousand delays delays as as a a winter winter storm storm dumped dumped several several inches inches of of snow snow in in the the DC DC area area I'm I'm Julie Julie Walker Walker
AP News Radio
Pope at 85: Gloves come off as Francis' reform hits stride
"As as Francis Francis celebrates celebrates his his eighty eighty fifth fifth birthday birthday the the pope pope is is ramping ramping up up church church reforms reforms the the pope pope spent spent the the first first eight eight years years of of his his papacy papacy gently gently nudging nudging Catholic Catholic hierarchs hierarchs to to embrace embrace financial financial prudence prudence and and responsible responsible governance governance but but Francis Francis has has since since made made more more definitive definitive changes changes since since his his last last birthday birthday Francis Francis ordered ordered a a ten ten percent percent pay pay cut cut for for cardinals cardinals across across the the board board he he also also slash slash salaries salaries to to a a lesser lesser degree degree for for Vatican Vatican employees employees in in a a bid bid to to rein rein in in the the Vatican's Vatican's fifty fifty seven seven billion billion dollar dollar budget budget deficit deficit to to fight fight corruption corruption he he imposed imposed a a forty forty five five dollar dollar gift gift cap cap for for holy holy see see personnel personnel and and passed passed a a law law allowing allowing cardinals cardinals and and bishops bishops to to be be criminally criminally prosecuted prosecuted by by the the Vatican's Vatican's lay lay led led tribunal tribunal auntie auntie is is set set in in motion motion an an unprecedented unprecedented two two year year project project to to make make the the church church more more attuned attuned to to the the lady lady I I Walter Walter Ratliff Ratliff
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US home construction jumps 11.8% in November
"Another another jump jump in in home home construction construction in in the the U. U. S. S. home home construction construction rose rose by by nearly nearly twelve twelve percent percent in in November November with with strong strong demand demand boosting boosting builder builder confidence confidence the the commerce commerce department department says says the the seasonally seasonally adjusted adjusted annual annual rate rate was was eight eight percent percent higher higher than than at at this this time time a a year year ago ago construction construction of of single single family family homes homes and and apartments apartments were were both both up up by by more more than than ten ten percent percent from from October October the the northeast northeast posted posted the the biggest biggest gain gain at at twenty twenty seven seven percent percent while while activity activity in in the the Midwest Midwest declined declined by by seven seven percent percent my my camp camp in in Washington Washington
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Deere workers approve 3rd contract offer, will end strike
"Striking workers approve a new contract with John Deere some ten thousand John Deere workers members of the United auto workers union approved a new six year contract that includes a ten percent raise and eighty five hundred dollar ratification bonuses the deal also calls for five percent raises in years three and five and three percent bonuses in years to four and six and preserves a pension option for new employees makes workers eligible for health insurance sooner and no premium health insurance coverage the vote ends a strike to begin October fourteenth dear has predicted it could see record annual profits as high as five point nine billion dollars when it releases its earnings report later this month unions in general are more inclined at this time to ask for more because of the ongoing worker shortages and long hours workers have been putting in during the pandemic I'm timid wire
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White House: 10% of kids have been vaccinated in 1st 2 weeks
"The White House says the effort to get kids five to eleven vaccinated against the corona virus is off to a fast start virus response coordinator Jeff sciences two weeks after the kids does was approved we estimate by the end of day today two point six million kids ages five to eleven we'll have gotten their first shot that's about ten percent of the five to eleven year old population for perspective it took about fifty days for us to reach ten percent of
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Biden unveils details of $1.75 trillion spending plan
"Hi Mike Rossi a reporting president Biden and the Democrats have the framework for their sweeping domestic policy package after a trip to Capitol Hill Thursday morning before he departed for Europe president Joe Biden announced we have a framework for my build back better initiative the president wanted a deal on his signature domestic spending plan in hand before flying to Europe for global summits but after months of internal haggling among Democrats votes still aren't locked down still representative for Mila giant Paul who heads the progressive caucus says if it's true that there's a ninety percent of the legislation that's written then we should be able to get the other ten percent written in the next couple of days the revised domestic package no longer includes paid family leave at the fix on prescription drug pricing but other priorities such as free pre kindergarten and expanded health care programs are still in the mix Mike
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AP-NORC/EPIC poll: Majority in US concerned about climate
"President Biden heads to a U. N. climate summit at a time when a majority of Americans are concerned about the issue and increase but just a few years ago according to a new poll from the Associated Press N. or C. center for public affairs research seventy five percent of Americans believe climate change is happening ten percent say no the rest I'm sure I don't understand how you can't all the giants Democrat Nancy Riley says signs are everywhere the drugs the fires that tornadoes the horrendous hurricanes earthquakes the poll also shows fifty five percent of Americans want Congress to pass a bill to insure more electricity comes from clean energy and sixteen percent oppose Republican crystal shipping tens has its for the next generation it's extremely important because actually of my daughter and what she would have faced with I'm Julie Walker
Mike Gallagher Podcast
LA Sheriff Alex Villanueva Says Vaccine Mandate Won’t Be Enforced
"Are you gonna do when the sheriff of one of america's most highly populated counties. Says he won't enforce a mandate. That's exactly what los angeles sheriff alex villanova shed. Are you forcing your officers. Set the vaccine to get the vaccine. As i said no. I'm not forcing anyone. The issues become so politicized. Their entire groups of employees are willing to be fired and laid off rather than get vaccinated. So i don't wanna be a a position to lose five. Ten percent of my workforce overnight and mac vaccine mandate while at the same time our barebones with the funding effort. So this is the worst of two worlds right here so we have to pick and so the sheriff points out they wanted to fund us and they want us to fire our sheriff's deputies who don't want to get vaccinated.
The Fighter And The Kid
"less than ten percent" Discussed on The Fighter And The Kid
"Okay. Okay razor no. I'm being honest like that. So you just assume everybody's natural. Because i go the opposite. Look at what they're and when they tell me on mike kelly. That's great. yeah what they're doing to me. Maybe with rare exceptions you can be like competing in like the fitness or whatever the the lower level before classic and open bodybuilding. There's like the board short level physique of those guys. Those guys are on juice. You could pull it off. Mucus like get in the competition. Being natty with freak genetics. No yeah if a guy says. they're competing in bodybuilding. They're dabbling in the even. If it's a natural competition i'd be like telling testing at the competition body. Those the the one with the board shorts it. There's there's natty constitute assumed like an ikea. Just show you examples of guys like you would more so they look shredded and maybe a little bit smaller and more normal on stage because they are like dried out super lean. If you look at those guys like bulking the offseason you could back those big fucking news. God like i would look small compared to of course it'd be taller than most of them but like i not even as big as a lot of these news in the offseason you know. So would you ever compete. Give the genetic sport. No why states opposing doing a worm in the brock. He did a story Maybe be funny to do you know. Oh isn't a level of like. Do i need to be less than ten percent body like just stuff. It's gonna be a beast rather just certain level Now i admire the best bodybuilders. Grind super tough thirty..
The Adam and Dr. Drew Show
"less than ten percent" Discussed on The Adam and Dr. Drew Show
"Show the i get it on another a mandate it on dr spasm is filling in for doctor drew so far has put himself together a little run. I'm getting some cognitive dissonance dissonance collins. So you'd better wrong. You bring going wrong okay. Doing well We're talking to the last show at the entertain about hand washing and wiping everything down. Now you may not know this about me. But i'm not a big hand washer and don't tend to wipe anything down ever. I assume if you in the sink you're probably gonna be about him washing. That's that's okay. But what about covid handwashing. We all have heard is mask up and wash your hands. That's all of her. How because a niche initially there were huge concerns. The primary mode of transmission one theory was it was from fecal matching. Fight a year later. We're still talking about washing your hands nonstop right. We didn't figure that out in a year. I think the emphasis on washing hands always there. We should always we wash our hands after touching things. if you at it pertains to cove it. No it's i don't think it's being pressured. I'm saying how much of covid here's here's my philosophical question. Okay it's not answerable but you're you're qualified. Answer a rhetorical question. Do you could probably answer. Okay because in your estimation as a doctor now catered guests educated guess how much of covert or the spread of covid did washing hands and wearing medical grade. Mass paper throwaway mask. How much of that was how much kovic read was mitigated by those two activities. I'd say let the handwashing less than half less than ten percent less than ten percent masks. They don't see how long they don't seem to have any evidence that it was spread through ta. I'm sure there's a study at own contradict what i just said but i'm less than ten percent. It's one person and then mass you're talking about non and ninety five masks that's why said non-surgical many wearing a mask less and less than five percent so you're saying use touching things higher than the mask probably if you touch a surface but you know the estimates of hell alloy vestments how long it survived on. Certain surfaces were incorrect. Also so i. I would say the other side of is giving people a false sense of security. Oh i wash my hands. And i wore masks. I'm safe then. They tend to take more risks in areas. That you had surface is higher than mass. Yeah well. I don't know i'd say both less than five percent. How's that so you don't stick me with is that because that's i don't think the surface thing i don't i think servicing is about zero. They've come out with studies. It basically said it's not passed. That which depends on your environment. If i'm working in the er where you know in the cova tent. And i put my hand to my face. probably there's much. Yeah so we're all working on the same site. You are extraordinarily low. Misinformation not corrected. It's still so little gated. They were telling us up and wash your hands nonstop throughout this whole thing. I believe it's just to give us something to do. Well i there. There are certain things that are basically good hygiene. They're not going to say. Stop washing your hands but were yes. I understand a washing. Your hands is a good thing. Yeah thank you and moving forward but how did it affect cova. Didn't i don't think it died. Didn't the to tell handed at ten percent now..
Odd Lots
"less than ten percent" Discussed on Odd Lots
"We just have a very narrow definition of time which i have made so many mistakes off in the past and fowler my biggest mistakes in life issue having narrow definitions that's number one number two is started realizing learning over the last decade that these companies starting to get bigger and better over scale but then they become these humongous humongous revenue scale numbers that an early investor cannot comprehend a number. Three there are niches. That are richest in michigan. That i did not expect if you think about the internet being thirty years old if you think about what is what actually flows through the internet even think about net income on net companies percentage of total global or even you think about what the total market calf excluding bobble across total global market cap by almost always you know we size it to be less than ten percent and let that sink in for a second. The internet is ubiquitous. But in almost every way you think about the internet less than ten percent of total global value gets crew to internet so over the next twenty or thirty years offer. Bet is that whether it's internet companies are traditional content marketplace's on demand businesses over the reds. The stuff lubricates internet which happens to be been companies and certain software companies. You know we think that this convergence of obviously ubiquitous computing ubiquitous connectivity now ubiquitous democratization of knowledge. And now both go. Ubiquitous location will get us from that ten to twelve percent range to fifty to sixteen in our lifetimes for the machinist. Let's be the best bogner. These internet scale company x. That's what we do. So i've a lot of questions already but just on this idea of being the best partner to internet scale company is possible my impression. I think a lot of people's impressions of the spaces that there is a lot of competition to give capital to the next big thing so you know obviously on the west coast. There's a bunch of people in venture capital who are fighting to find companies to up and coming companies to invest in. How competitive is the space in your mind. And how do you go about differentiating yourself from everyone else right if it is indeed competitive and it's just gotten more competitive historically but other than the way..
VOICE Global 2021
"less than ten percent" Discussed on VOICE Global 2021
"Do all the things that traditionally could've done in a face to face environment and therefore that the pandemic really grow this acceleration of digital Adoption integration transformation. Whatever you wanna call it Across the entire healthcare industry and that includes everything from adopting new ways of doing things as well as the regulations The different types of acceptance and adoption across the health industry and that really just drove a tremendous amount of usage and integration of digital into every part of the healthcare system itself. I think that was one thing that we really saw A huge jump on Things like telemedicine went from you. Know a very small less than ten percent usage to suddenly inc percent adoption. Because there was the right to that people were avoiding physical contact and going to a place physically especially if they already compromised so that really happened so then when you come to something like voice. I think what you're starting to see is a that's become part of the acceleration is how do we leverage something like voice conversations. The i to really start to engage our key customers whether they're patients caregivers or healthcare professions. I think i can attest as you know. As a as a patient that the Remote medicine was a fantastic. I think acceleration That kobe brought on. I think a lot of folks would would concur that being able to have that visit with their doctor and actually be able to have even maybe a little bit more time because the doctor was more freed up to to see to see folks and have conversations and i did not feel like the quality of care went down at all in fact i almost feel like it went the other direction. Yeah absolutely anything. That's something that really Was allow for the adoption of these types of platforms to be seen as more useful provided greater access Was easier for the transaction to happen and you could do it from your home. It just made it really convenient as part of your lifestyle as part of your workflow truly just integrate that it was just a new way of doing things and then especially when Regulations allow for reimbursement codes and so on for telemedicine visits in then it became even more heavily adopted an integrated part practice. It's one of those things. I really sticks around After post covid and in many ways where we're we're sorta getting there right as in in like in the united states i think Not every state or cities quite the same but where we are here. North northern virginia. Things are starting to feel a lot. You know a lot back to normal however think the way that we do a lot of things the way that we access our.
What Got You There with Sean DeLaney
"less than ten percent" Discussed on What Got You There with Sean DeLaney
"Up and ran. Humans ninety five percent of all human beings at the second are standing less than ten percent of the earth less than ten percent because the other ninety percent is not only to us but our spirit is indestructible. So i put down mine. Obviates called remotely operated vehicle called virtually and it carries months. Eric and i've seen what we are. The tip of the spirit of when everyone has the ability. I have mazing ban into my. Why all an amazing am with into my command center. I have my own personal commander a few minutes away. And i go in it. And i'm on the ship. Because i have ten gigabits savannah whip and i can create a pseudo presence. That rules mean thank thanking out when you're looking at if you were looking through zoom and just looking around you don't see your body back your your brain moved your eliminated or knows. Did you know your brain absolutely removes your nose. You don't see it and so you look out and you you just see the world you you don't look to see if you're twelve fingers or or your portfolio green you're gonna be renting what we call an engineering end defectors an end effector our robot you're going met and if you saw that sixty minute show. They're running faster than we're running. They have a body like a human. You're gonna put yourself in that body and you're going to go around on the seren getty or something and get a phone bill okay. I can leave a carbon footprint. Electronic travel is gonna. We've been doing. It's called zoom. What what we're doing right now. The pandemic was a kindergarten class in moving your spirit or out. you should move came to our capability. I'm back when i designed this last one. I showed it to my board one of my board members. I said it'll fool you into thinking you're there and he said well what if a shark goes by their risk of a heart attack. It is it. Yeah he said well. You better was a lawyer. He say disclaimer. That if you kill them scare them to death. You're not liable all okay. I guess we gotta come across that bridge. But that's where we're headed and just think of the drop of our carbon footprint. Look what happened. During the pandemic we saw scott of a sudden we are going to be able to go wherever we want at the speed of light and get a phone bill. It's remarkable it. It's so fun the the cutting edge technology and what we're tapping into right now. I love that. I would love to know key because part of this right. You can dream up all these things but you really need that capacity to push through that that exhaustion point that you talked about. When did you first start discovering that within yourself that you had that unique ability hd and my daughter so basically what i had on a mirror of for a when. He was growing up without very successful entrepreneur My body is like a race car. And when i learn how to drive it all in lots of aces. So it's really how to him. And i have got a pattern. I've developed of of burning energy in a constructive way not destructive way so i love physical and mental work and so have crafted a life. Where i i can. If we weren't zooming..
Radio Boston
"less than ten percent" Discussed on Radio Boston
"Moving forward after the twenty twenty election loss. You mentioned of course the white house but also here massachusetts. What's his approach to sort of energizing that base of republican voters here in massachusetts. Well you know chairman. Lions is unapologetic about his embrace of former president trump. And by the way jamie. I reached out to him yesterday because i wanted to talk about all of this brouhaha within the party. He didn't get back to me but What his approach now. Since the twenty twenty election laws his position is that trump said essentially energizes republican voters. Here's what he told me last january. I am very optimistic that President trump has brought a groundswell of people who were uninvolved to get involved. So i'm very you know. I'm i'm kinda like newt gingrich. I'm a happy warrior. So there you can hear it you know. His approaches to basically double down is support of donald trump. and and and. That's really the kind of republican vision that he represents the state right now. Now we've touched on this a little bit but the sort of strained relationship with governor baker as i mentioned the most one of the most popular governors in the country. But sort of at loggerheads with lions in these efforts to really oust baker from the party's leadership. Why what's the thinking here. Why isn't the party sort of leaning on baker. as as i don't know a power welker i mean i think a lot of people in the party are i mean. What's interesting about baker is that he's figured out how to run and govern an estate in which republicans are heavily. Outnumbered by democrats. You know in baker has done such a good job threading the needle that he's actually more popular with democrats than he is with members of his own party that said a number of moderate republicans also support them and for good reason. You know he knows how to win. He raises a ton of money. So here's jane swift She's the former governor of massachusetts. She told me earlier this year that she does jamie. She asked the same question. You're asking she doesn't understand why. Republicans like lions and his backers are not embracing baker. They should be coordinating charlie baker. They should send him flowers. They should how we likes his coffee and make sure that they and deliver it to him. So jamie swift said shocking. That a party. That is almost irrelevant. This is these are her words as an asset like charlie baker would be almost at war with the most important attribute. They have anthony thirty seconds here because we do have a hard clock. Where do you see this version of the gop massachusetts gop going. Well it's clearly you know the current course of the state. Gop recipe for success as one republican said to me We're fighting an uphill battle as it is now. The party represents less than ten percent of the electorate at strapped for cash. It's at war with its popular governor. It doesn't seem like this is a way forward and to grow the party. Well we'll see also if the governor chooses to run for another term that is w our senior political reporter anthony brooks. Anthony is always great to talk to you. Thank you so much my pleasure jamie thank you..
Cleared Hot
"less than ten percent" Discussed on Cleared Hot
"Right officer involved shootings. Do you have any I've heard this stat. That less than ten percent of officers ever actually used their service weapon in the line of duty or actually maybe even clear leather and present with the intent to use it. I think less than that actually end upon the trigger and i've heard people talking about The role of police like the should have been in the first place The other out hunting that with that one. I'm just like you out of your fucking mind. Their off hunting people but when it comes to being an officer maybe this can be just in your own personal experience. How many of them do you think. Expect to be put into a position where they decide whether or not to take a life. I think every one of them should expect that and should think about an pre planet because it is in the scope reality in our job and it doesn't matter if you're sitting at a desk at the seattle airport is a police officer you may have to use deadly force or you're in the most violent part of downtown new york it where you're thinking about it all the time for me. I've crossed that bridge. When i was when i was younger and got into law enforcement. I knew it wasn't a desire to take life or desire to engage in deadly force. Do you know officers that. Do have that desire. I don't personally. I knew guys well. It was very good. I mean profession of arms in the military was at different execution than law enforcement for. Yeah yeah but i certainly know people to include myself to some degree that if they saw that threshold or opportunity was it was a metric to get across in russia. Yourself by which is a total mistake by the way back. I would think and hope that very few if any law enforcement officers have that desire to take a life..
Democracy Now! Audio
"less than ten percent" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"Eight six six. The death toll in gaza has reached at least eighty three. Israel's aerial bombardment of the basij territory enters a fourth day. The debt includes seventeen children over four hundred. Eighty palestinians have been injured. The death toll in israel has reached seven as hamas and other palestinian militant groups. Continue to fire hundreds of rockets into israel. We're joined now by nathan thrall former director of the arab-israeli project at the international crisis group. He's now a writer based in jerusalem author of the book the only language they understand forcing compromise and israel and palestine. His latest piece for the new york review of books is headlined a day in the life of abed salama. Well how one man's quest to find. His son lays bare the reality of palestinian life under israeli rule. Nathan if you can comment on the latest escalation and what this means including the us response and then tell us the story of abed and his little five year old son milad and what happened to him. Thanks for having me aiming what. We're what we're seeing right now in the land under israel's control from the river to the sea is an uprising. That's taking place In cities in the west bank where it is being suppressed by palestinian security forces. It's taking place in palestinian cities inside of green line. Israel is pre nineteen sixty seven israel. And of course It's taking place in next east jerusalem and end in gaza and i have to say that having lived here for quite some time. This feels unlike any other time. That i've been here to have lynch mobs roaming through the streets and people purely based on their ethnicity is really quite frightening and and disturbing to all the people around here and and and it's really a unique moment. I think the most significant thing that's happening now is actually the attacks within Green line israel and as some of your previous guests were saying the unity that you're seeing among palestinians that israel had attempted to fragment for decades and this has been a key part of israel's strategy and israel's success in maintaining an occupation for over half a century and actually for the entirety of israel's existence save for six months it kept the majority of the palestinian native population under its control under some kind of a military regime while having separate regime for the jews living here and what we're seeing now is really an attempt by palestinians to connect what had been very separate struggles of palestinian citizens of israel for equality of palestinian citizens of israel are prevented from even living in hundreds of jewish communities within israel. What we're seeing is a unity of palestinians in jerusalem who are demanding that israel cease to implement a racist law which allows jews to obtain properties held before nineteen forty eight while not allowing palestinian residents tax paying residents of the city to do the same thing and of course in in gaza. We have a brutal siege that shows no sign of ending and utter desperation among the people there to find some way to end it within the west bank. You have palestinians living in most of them living in one hundred and sixty five little islands of palestinian autonomy. that is in fact under total israeli control. Israel enters these islands of autonomy at disconnected from one another. They need israeli permission to go between them. And and the palestinian security forces now in these disconnected islands are suppressing the protests. That are taking place if we look at the whole territory. Altogether these palestinian islands of autonomy. One hundred sixty five of them in the west bank plus gaza. They amount to about ten percent of the territory of mandatory palestine the territory under israel's control not including the golan heights so what we have is israel directly administering and controlling ninety percent of his territory. And we have ten percent of it that is in this pseudo autonomy which is not a real autonomy and the international community describes the situation as something totally other than what it is. The international community describes this as a situation of the so-called palestinian-controlled west bank factor factor dominated west bank. Well actually israel not just controls all of the west bank but it actually directly administers the majority of the territory in the west bank. The entire discourse of the of the international community about this conflict is one of wishful thinking that we have a palestinian state in the making and in israeli state. and it's really kind of a border conflict between them rather than the reality of the situation which is one sovereign state controlling all the territory and one hundred sixty five tiny little islands that make up less than ten percent of the territory that don't have real autonomy don't have real sovereignty and don't have any prospect of freedom or independence anywhere on the horizon and this entire system is funded by the united states. Paid for by the united states and you hear liberals in the united states now calling for the us to play a greater role progressives even well meaning progressives calling for the us to play a greater role but this is a totally contradictory position. If you understand that the. Us is part of the problem that the us is funding the slow takeover of this entire territory the constriction of palestinians into even smaller spaces Then if anybody in favor of palestinian freedom and independence did not want to greater role for the united states. That's a very long answer. And i haven't gone to the peace so i'd be glad to discuss that now before we do that. Nathan could you talk now. There's a real threat of a an israeli ground. A vote on gaza. What do.
The Erick Erickson Show
"less than ten percent" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"The cdc is causing people do question the legitimacy of the data. We you go back to the chris. Cuomo statement we all know. I'm doing two shows right now and i can't remember would show i talk about something on which i did. I don't think i talked about this here yesterday. And i meant to the new york. Times did a deep dive on the cdc data say less than ten percent of covid cases. Come from outside. It's actually ninety six cases ninety six cases in a study in singapore out of ten thousand cases. Ninety six were outside and they weren't even outside. That's the crazy thing is when you actually dive into the data. What you find in. Singapore is that ninety. Six cases originated on a construction site. And the cdc so we'll since it was a construction site they listed as outside so there were ninety six cases that did occur outside according to the cdc at a construction site but the reporters at the new york times actually did a dive into the location and it turns out that they were on the interior of a windowless building with limited airflow. It was construction workers working on the inside of a building. The four walls and roof were already on the building. They were putting in the windows so he's actually inside. There were some airflow to the windows. But that's what was so. It wasn't technically outside and that's where it spread. There are otherwise zero. Instances anyone can find of covid spreading outdoors. We do you actually look into the data. There was a separate swiss study other than the singaporean study and it to found the same thing at construction sites inside buildings that were being built. They were framed in many cases had walls. And that's where cove and spread it construction sites but they can't find anybody at the beach getting it. They can't find anybody outside running getting it. They can't find any of this and yet there are some governments out there some local governments in this country that are still enforcing outdoor mask mandates because it makes them feel good about themselves it makes them feel virtuous and when they substitute virtue for science they undermine their claims for everyone and cast doubt on the whole jalousie of the enterprise and allow the conspiracy theorist to fire up about it. It's ridiculous that they're doing it. But here we are in america the left feeling virtuous by ignoring the science while calling the rest of us anti-science. Hello how are you it. Is eric erikson. The full number is eight. Seven seven nine seven eric..
The Erick Erickson Show
"less than ten percent" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"Read the data. I have and it is really clear that you don't need to be outside where it a mask unless you're at a super crowded place your packed in shoulder to shoulder. Then you need to be concerned about it. Here's the cdc director. Americans fully vaccinated to sufficiently slow the spread of coronavirus outdoors that the likelihood of transmission outdoors is very low and what about pockets of the country. That have not yet reached national levels of vaccinations. Should the guidance be different for areas with lower vaccine vaccination rates thank you. There's increasing data that suggests that most of transmission as happening indoors rather than outdoors less than ten percent of documentary. Transmission and many studies have occurred outdoors. We also know that. There's a almost a twenty fold increased risk of transmission and the indoor setting in the outdoor setting that coupled with the fact that we now have thirty for thirty seven percent of people over the age of eighteen vaccinated and the fact that our case rates are now starting to come down. Motivated are changes guidance as noted. This is the third time we've changed our guidance. In i fully vaccinated people and as more people get vaccinated and a case rates. Continue to come die down old come up with further updates. Less than ten percent of traced cases can be traced to the outdoors and in those cases overwhelmingly people in crowded areas riots.
Geek News Central
"less than ten percent" Discussed on Geek News Central
"Mar marijuana recreation market or medical This now covers videos. Focusing on the purchase fabrication or distribution of drugs such as fabrication of homemade opie. What told me to opioids and news. Reports about cannabis farms that do not glorify drug use. There are a couple of bullet. Points have disappeared entirely for youtube videos. Ads have to be turned off altogether those videos or focused on drug consumption. Whoa including his fax without an educational or documentary context which contains promotion of regulated legal drugs or some says they can include induce a high canada's and derivatives the ncd Interesting interesting and there's a lot of youtube videos about weed a lot. Comcast me pull universal movies from netflix. To boost its peacock offering. It's all as also debating hybrid model it share films with another service so the dilemmas is part of a larger. Says we change. Hollywood is reluctantly going in mid shuttered movie houses and fierce competition including new engine such as apple disney which previously pulled this movies from net flicks and shuttled. It's theatrical movies including pixar soul. I did get to see to tell you about this show. I got april ninth. Can i watch out for voyager. Yes this is going to be very good mood. You're going to enjoy it. I did got to see the screening of it. Apple begins showing russian. Iphone owners state approved apps during setup. Oh great comrade. The recommended safa includes domestic search engines and email clients despite his tussle over civil liberties home. Apple's had to cave to government orders from an autocratic states overseas last month that agreed to show russian users or prompted pre install select apps when activating and iphone or other device ahead of implementation of a new law. The government sanction lists of services include homegrown apps such as many dot are you the mir payment system social network vecon an older skis and casper's lab antivirus saw with the llano infect russians have taken to social media to show what the reglation tales is part of the process. They're being shown these additional steps. And there's plenty of videos about that. And i wonder if you can say no. He opt out sat allowed in china. It's not china. They get it pre installed because the chinese government wants to track everybody. Cassie unveils a first. Ever g shock smartwatch with wear s. So that's something that's new smartwatches. Typically sporting due to do two smartwatches typically sporting a full touchscreen display. This means a lot of some artists have no choice but to come a different form factors for more traditional watches. Something that some people might lament. There's a lot of people that are big fans of the t. shock and So it looks like g. shock whereas like a g. shock but it's not screen is not a g. shock so Very were g. shock for longtime and then. The apple watch came facebook google or planning a new underseas cable to connect southeast asia and america so They want to connect say impor. Indonesia north-american a project which google and regional telecommunication companies to boost internet connectivity capacity between the regions named echo and bio frost. Those will be the first two cables to go through a new diverse route crossing the java sea and they will see what is the java sea. I don't even have to google that and they will increase overall sub sub seek capacity in the trans-pacific by about seventy percent. They didn't talk about how much invested the cables cream. Exactly the first. To directly connect north america some parts of indonesia and recognise can activity for the central and eastern provinces. The world's fourth most populous country so indonesia's population to wonder seventy million. They're all online. The majority access the web through mobile data with less than ten percent using broadband connection. I think it's the same wayne thailand and the philippines of the places like that don't have good infrastructure. It's all wireless so all right very very cool Finally up today. Boston dynamics unveils stretch a new robot. Designing boxes in the warehouse stretch can lift up eight hundred boxes an hour. Which is i guess. Comparable to a human. Can you move eight hundred boxes in our. That's a lot of boxes to move in in our eight hundred human can move eight hundred boxes in an hour. It looks relatively dull for boston. Dynamic chretien it's not modeled after humans rambles said aims to be practical as possible. It has a square mobile base containing a set of wheels a perception mass camera and other sensors and a huge robotic arm with seven degrees of freedom and a suction pad to grab the boxes up to fifty pounds in weight focuses on mobility and Looks pretty cool. So it's got a series of Suction pads of the tape isn't covering everything doesn't drop the box so Very very very very cool. I don't think i had any email come in. I think we're dry. I let me go over here and look by. Email has not been drawing my god again a lot of email right now Senator there's a right account like think over here and look so oh sam and sent me some l. mart for the new insider for grammar is still coming so Thank you sam for that Looks very very cool. So we'll have some al mark for the for the new. Gmc insider and also. You know if. I got this one or not Micro say to will only see link is on your website and overcast feed only shows three eight of fifteen so yeah there was a. We knew there was a bug so i think that was responded. Touring exp- but anyway not no news on starlink. I'm hoping it will come soon and We'll keep our fingers crossed here but Internet at the house has been horrible. Horrible horrible horrible but anyway. I think we're good anyway when thank you for coming today. Thanks for listening frank. Shiver watching if you've been online appreciate it if you didn't check in high toby. I just saw your note. Thanks for checking in the other than that. I'm gonna get outta here and again Was a really rough monday. And i'm bout eighty percent back but last night. I just stunning her. A scalding shower for like forty five minutes. I think that help loosen things up. A little bit but See back here on monday. Everyone take care. See an exciting here. The getting the central podcasts. By pleasure bringing the show again. Thank you for for following subscribing the podcast. It is greatly appreciated and think if your ongoing support the sponsors and all those of you that have added your subscription to being an insider Appreciate as well in the incentive program is coming aren't gonna take care. We'll see you next time here on the getting the central park. Yes take care bye bye..
Drum History
"less than ten percent" Discussed on Drum History
"The jazz. That's reality because they are playing in more acoustic Last ams last. Mike crawley installer venues. You hear the symbol much more than other music tax so the sound of symbol is much more heat or tune than other genres so biden. According to my understanding any were will really listen. The toll of the symbol can play las vegas. Yeah well well put i mean. That's that's a good If you are. I mean nowadays i would. I would assume if you're as you know a symbol company making. We just make you know jazz symbols. You can't survive doing that. Because that's there's not enough. You know you know what i mean. You gotta be you have to make him for everyone. Have you guys found that I feel like in the recent years. There's been more more symbols coming up in different from different countries. Like i know here in america. There's some really cool Smaller companies some. Some guys like nikki moon. Who's a friend. And then ray burn burned symbols there's there's other cymbal makers Coming up around the world I'm sure that's you know it's good for the love of symbols to have more people involved in the it's carrying on but obviously that's tricky for business when when there's there's more people making symbols there's less There's more Competition have you noticed that recently. Yeah that's what we call it. They're pumping up right by shrimps over there But it's not a good something bad for us because we are already batik company that the really small amount of capacity manufacturing soviet Towel single symbol. We may sell down the. That's the problem of being bosh. Sure you guys are established and And i great answer. Because i was hoping it was like you know it's there's plenty of room out there and i think like i said that there's those guys are great Make amazing symbols. You make amazing symbols. i think you know that's a good point of like your established but maybe the big big big big boys out there they might. It might be a little bit You know oh. i think. People are liking these boutique symbol brands a lot. Like it's almost like in my opinion. You see on like instagram and stuff. It's cool to have non major symbol brands. Like you have boutique brands. it's becoming more. Okay let me give you a underline. Some insider view when the big guys shut down the factory inmates insulting why another symbol company established because music industry dahmer's some of them immediately realized they out whilst the the this handmade symbol business is the sole off drummers because otherwise you cannot sound if because it's like the same difference between training keyboards and acoustic pianos. So this is like we're aleinu. You have this handmade symbol. You're the only guy who have this sound less on your drom. Exactly saul some drummers. I'm not sure might maybe trying to five to thirty percent of remorse in the wall. Really serious intention about this matter. They don't wanna lose their. They want to be unique. They want the one and only with that instrument because he can turn the symbols cannot amp to simple guitar player. A different Do so. i'm very happy that the jurors more and more trump are being rare of that. So the question is why these batik symbol companies coming up because there's a demand so question is why other the big symbol unease cannot feed this demand and other single company. That's the big question mark for themselves. Yeah i really do. Enjoy the symbols of of the big companies of the small. I think they're all great. But but i do think there's there's something about supporting something smaller But on that note. I have a question about. I've never been to turkey. I would love to go but is there obviously. There's other symbol. You guys are your own. You know you're doing something very unique. But there's other makers in turkey. Is there like a competition between you. And like the the istanbul factory again has been on the show and Is there kind of a competition between the turkish brands that you can feel going on. It's really hard to tell because now yeah of course in the business wise fear trial my bosses who have been working with them for sixteen years is they have this friendly relationship each other when we meets during the fraiche host They told each other friendly. So as i can tell data the whole symbol. Business in turkey is less than ten percent of the global market so competing. Each other is not really doesn't make sense scenarios. A huge ninety us persons out there so.
(EA) Eternal Affairs TRUTH Radio
"less than ten percent" Discussed on (EA) Eternal Affairs TRUTH Radio
"The light things blow off the top. The heavy things settled the bottom tar sits very bottoms lasting ago. Forty two gallon barrel of crude oil yields forty five gallons of petroleum. The us refineries y because of processing gain. Just like what happens to popcorn when you poppet ninety percent of all crude oil. F- goes to making fuels most of that going to with forty-seven percent going to motor gasoline. Including ethanol twenty percent goes to heating oil and diesel fuel kerosene and eight percents jet fuel. That lasts ten percent. What does it go for. And what happens if we stopped refined so first of all you've got less than ten percent of all crude oil goes to make products. Is it worth refining fuel. When you have to burn off or throw away ninety percent of what you what you distill because joe biden and the liberals don't want you to burn it in a The fuels include jet fuel gasoline diesel fuel kerosene propane butane like using your lighters and various forms of alcohol including methyl alcohol. However some of the other liquids come off are used to paint and paint thinner road tar and tar for shingles on your roof. Come from any other source and salvin. They're using drug making including the manufacturer of aspirin can't make aspirin without petroleum. But you know that. So we're going to have a pretty bad headache. Twenty-fifty when joe biden liberals come the house in the liberals get rid of all your petroleum one of the big users inc anybody newspaper or magazine the base for that ink princeton newspaper. And your and your and your books and your magazines.
Real Estate Disruptors
"less than ten percent" Discussed on Real Estate Disruptors
"Let me ask you personality types. Think about this I had a guy that i sent. I didn't know this until i met a title company. This guy walks in those check. It's a guy that went through a coaching program. And and i'm looking at like. Oh that's awesome really doing the name of mike. What's the name and address. I jot it down right. And i go back to the office. I'm like we have to figure this out. Like he just did a seventy eight thousand dollar deal. We got to figure this out. And i'm like we mailed this. I like like six or seven times. He cold call them once. And the guys like. I keep getting postcards and i'm like no one's going to buy my house. This is the awful. It's the worst house out there. Well tell me about it. But it's because he called him. he gets elite. So there's these personality types that responded different things that still image versus like a video image. I think there's also that personality type that says i. I'm going to steal image or i'm going to go with the video image talking and this gets actually i don't think you quite understand the implications of what you said too because facebook uses that exact system but in a much deeper level right. Facebook knows who is likely to respond to a video respond to the image etc. So what we're doing. It's a scary like imagine you have different postcards and your mailing to people injured dynamic delivering the postcards each person based on things you know about them and what they're most likely to respond positively to and that's exactly facebook ads work so with every time we really stress having as as many options in terms of breadth of creative as possible having that video and maybe also having image of a house or something like that because it allows us to dynamically deliver whichever one is going to be most effective to each person Have you experimented with a cigarette. Yeah we we facebook instagram to. They're kind of one in the get conversions from instagram. We do What we care about this people. We don't care about where they are so we target the right people in that person's on instagram were there if that since on facebook were also there. They tend to be on facebook more often than their on instagram. But we're kind of agnostic. Where they are. We reach the person so at the end of the day. We'd probably less than ten percent of our budgets on incident but we still spend money there when it works you know as interesting jacob perkins wants to know how does he go about getting the pen. List the pen list. So i'd be curious where he's at. If it's a disclosure state or nondisclosure state i be talking to either title companies or talking to like a probate attorney or a divorce attorney because ultimately some states allow you to just log in and get it especially right now with it being closed down some already switching over now some of these slower cities. They're not they're like oh the courthouses and open so you can't get it and they have no they have no ambition to change that when it opens again after covert you can come and get it. Some cities are sophisticated enough. Where they're like. Let's switch to online so people come in so it's readily accessible just through online searches your government to your county or township your courthouses you can get them online or you talk to title companies or probate attorneys divorce attorneys and ask them say how do you they know how to get leads. Believe me they're not just not just like well let's put it out on. Ppc leads they have lists that they get an title. Companies have access to list so ask them. Hey i'm looking for probate eviction notice vault and divorce. Is there any list. I gift give you if you're doing deals with the title company and they have accident list..
Deck The Hallmark
"less than ten percent" Discussed on Deck The Hallmark
"We are why you listen to pod so one of one of my like love language languages tired of put it that way is is personal time and so i always want to make sure if i'm talking to you that you're getting my best. Which is why. I have such a hard time with text messages. Because it's just like. I like i want to have this whole conversation with you where it's not necessary usually. It's not a whole conversation. And so. And i also have this this thing that not many people know about where i can't i can't. I don't have a good imagination. I can't picture things in my mind. And so when i am talking to somebody i want to see them. Which is why. I do actually face time for the most part because i liked to be able to see you because i don't remember what you look like in my mind which is apparently something that less than ten percent of the people have. It's weird thing that i have and so i like to be like i wanna be. I want to feel connected to you as a person and so. That's why i have such a hundred tyler. If you dig through all of those that story and excuses you'll find an apology in there somewhere like if you take it to the holidays. No apology necessary. Because i assume i know that i i assumed there's a journey on the other end. That's taking place. I'm not privy to and i and i know i don't get offended by any of these things come from a business perspective. I'm sorry from a personal perspective. I'm just looking for more than you were given that. That's not bad. That's on me while we made it through that everybody we did it. It was always you coming up next sunday on the hallmark channel. Saturday next saturday Watch tyler have a sketchy relationship with his brother's fiancee. Only on the hallmark kale is going to be a lot of fun. At some time..
The Politics Guys
"less than ten percent" Discussed on The Politics Guys
"Twelve fifteen times. As many as our most recent presidents and win presidents continue to want to taking unilateral action presidents. Who come after them. We'll see that as a precedent to continue up what they do in an attempt to get more things done more rapidly. And i understand the political expedience of that but it's a political expedience that impart argued over the last four years allow donald trump to do i think a lot of really crummy things and so while in the short term we may say look we gotta have presidents who can undo the bad if you vested that much unilateral power in presidents and we want them to be the The driving agency to get things done that means the next time. You have a bad president. They'll have that many more levers of power to pull. I really think that's a false equivalency. Trump did things that were illegal. In fact i think in these administrative law cases his his record and getting his administrative action sustained in court. Trump's was less than ten percent like more than ninety percent of the executive orders that he gave and has agencies. Carry out where we're held to be illegal in courts so when biden comes in and says well we're sending all this illegal stuff. It's not the same thing is doing all this illegal stuff You could say that both they both take the form of executive orders but an executive order to do something illegal is just it's false to equivalent making equivalency between that and an executive order to stop doing things that are illegal. I hear i hear what you're saying. I'm not gonna attempt to defend trump positions. But i stand by the position that suggesting that the combat foreign eggs in excess and the likelihood of illegal actions from presidency is going to is going to be fixed by investing more energy in the presidency. And i think that's a short sighted view from both parties. And i think one of the things i'll be interested in and when to move forward we'll be to see you know..
Beat Infertility
"less than ten percent" Discussed on Beat Infertility
"Pregnant. And we feel like. That's the goal. that's the end. But after i experienced the still birth of my twins. I realized how important it is to make it all the way to the end. Not just get pregnant. So how often do you see people having losses beyond that first trimester after genetic testing such testing does reduce the risk of miscarriage by a lot and there are other causes of miscarriage and stillbirth. From what i understand about your story. Yours was not genetic related the losses that you had so genetic testing can help eliminate the chance of miscarriage. You know what we're seeing for embryos that have the the normal results is a loss rate of less than ten percent again. Double check that number with your your doctor and going back to your point of we focus so much on getting pregnant. I think a lot of ways. That's a byproduct of the way that healthcare is organized that you go through fertility treatment through rei and then once that pregnancy is well established and we think the embryos growing and developing well. Now you you transition care to your ob and then your ob follows your pregnancy until birth and then once the baby is born than the baby's followed by a pediatrician. So it's kind of a a stepwise process of of healthcare that we have and so you're you're ivf doctor can't do much prenatally or postnatally and they're really focused on their job and their role which is to get you pregnant. And i think that that has a trickle down effect for those that are working with the physicians and because genetic testing can't really control the non genetic reasons for pregnancy loss at something that we don't talk about as much and i think again. That has a trickle down effect. So if you ask me you know. What is the the chance that i have live. Birth from pg ta think. I gave you a sixty five percent number before getting pregnant. Well okay. that's fine. But i want a baby with the chance that i actually have a baby. I would say probably closer to fifty five percent with genetic testing again. Confirm those numbers with your clinic because they will vary and so..