35 Burst results for "More Than ��1000"
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Caller: Schools Should Upgrade to Laminated Glass
"From my understanding took 15 minutes to respond. Which for a couple $100 was probably been enough time to prevent the perp from entering the building and for a couple of $1000 for instance, why it definitely would have. Talking about laminated glass. Four or $500 more for opening. I've been in the business 30 years with a hammer and a pair of glass gloves that take me 5 to ten minutes to get into. Wow. So that which could be the difference between life and death. They could give the police time to show up. Specification for hurricane glass that would have been a maybe 2000 for opening more. Right. And it's 9 sixteenths impact. Well, I mean, I mean, there's no doubt FD and I appreciate your perspective and it sounds like you know your stuff. Our schools are soft targets. There's no way around this.
CoinDesk Podcast Network
Bitcoin at $1,000,000 in 90 Days? The Insane Bet by Balaji Srinivasan
"Bitcoin to $1 million in 90 days? That's what the former CTO of coinbase thinks and more than a few people are taking him seriously. All right Friends, welcome back to another Bitcoin breakdown bite. We are talking about obviously the same thing that everyone is talking about, which, as it turns out, might be the point. That is biology, srinivasan, the former CTO of coinbase, and generally highly regarded if out there sometimes thinker, he has predicted that Bitcoin will go to $1 million inside the next 90 days, largely because of societal collapse on the back of the banking system. So McKenna here sums this up, biology thinks, most banks are insolvent in the U.S., Bitcoin goes to 1 million 90 days, hyperinflation is imminent, converted 99% of net worth to Bitcoin, U.S. Civil War happens, effing wild. All right, so we obviously today are going to get into what exactly biology is talking about and then all the responses and I'll give you a little bit of my take at the end of it. So, a few days ago, biology put up this tweet called the bit signal. He says, how do you ring the fire alarm on the Internet? How do you show it's not a false alarm? I'm putting up the bit signal. Now, this first version of this tweeter, this first tweet was basically a request for people to share the best charts, graphs, statistics that show effectively how screw the current financial system is, the type of thing that biology argues you wouldn't get from normal mainstream media and he was going to give a $1000 in Bitcoin for the best thousand tweets. He is arguing here that the existing system, the central bankers, et cetera, have hid insolvency from us and they're about to print a huge amount of money in order to save themselves from that. And so Bitcoin is likely to be the recipient, but more than just Bitcoin, it's about the underlying story. So that went up on March 16th. Then the next day, on March 17th, someone says, I'll bet anyone $1 million that the U.S. does not enter hyperinflation. James medlock is a neoliberal guy or whatever, I guess he says social Democrat in the streets, market socialists in the sheets. And so he has this bet on Twitter and biology says I will take that bet. You buy one Bitcoin, I will send 1 million USD odds 40 to one odds as Bitcoin is worth about 26 term is 90 days. Blah, blah, blah, blah, and all the terms and stuff. And this just set the Internet on fire.
HASHR8
Mini-Grids 101 With Erick Hersman, Co-Founder of Gridless
"To start out, Eric, I just want to talk about the mini grid economics. That was something that you and Peter talked about a decent amount, but I want a little bit more information out of you if I can. So I'm thinking about the cost to get these mini grids online, finding the location for them and keeping it running. My understanding is that you partner with people who have already built these things and you guys aren't necessarily building them yourselves, but just from working with those partners, what are the aspects you're looking at in order to get a mini grid site online? Yeah, thanks. So it's been really interesting. We've been having our crash course in energy training this last year and a half or so. And it's been interesting. It's been fun. And it's also been one of those educational experiences. So when we're dealing with mini grids, we're kind of on the edge of rural Africa that has the beginnings of electrification and not a great amount of usage yet. So if you think about it, there's 1.1 billion people around the world who don't have electricity. 600 million of them are in Africa. So over half. And that means that this continent has the most area still to be electrified, which is a massive opportunity, and Bitcoin mining is actually going to pay for that. Bitcoin mining pays for electricity to be pushed further out because the normal consumers and those locations don't actually have the usage and demand yet to use it all. And the economies of scale for a mini grid provider can be really, really, I guess, upsetting, if you're an investor, there's a tyranny of a small size problem, right? Which is, you know, you can have a mini grid and let's say a mini grid hydro is going in. He's going to put in 200 kW. It might cost him about $4000 per kilowatt to put that in. If he was put in two megawatts, it would cost him about a $1000 per kilowatt.
AP News Radio
Grandson of Iditarod co-founder wins Alaska sled dog race
"6 dogs will Ryan reddington and his sled across the iditarod finish line in no molasses. This was the 40 year old 16th try. We failed, of course, a few times you know, but we kept our head up high and in stuck with the dream. Reddington, who was in new pia, becomes the 6th Alaska native musher to win the world's most famous dog sled race. It means everything to burnout. And yeah, it's been a goal of my sense of very small child. The nearly 1000 mile race started March 5th in willow for nearly 33 mushers, who traveled over two mountain ranges, the frozen Yukon river, and on the Bering sea ice. I'm Julie Walker.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Caller: 'Autistic' Is Not a Way to Describe Donald Trump
"Actually just pick up my daughter who has autism, so I was running a little bit hot with respect to the use of that language. And I want to send too much time on it, but I'm reflected as well. I thought it was a kind of an outlier with respect to an adjective. That's not just a daughter. I don't think she's anything like Donald Trump. No, that's what I thought. I thought exactly what you thought. And that is, I think, even more offensive. In my estimation, I just don't get it. Right. And one other point I wanted to ask you about is you mentioned that and I voted for Donald Trump twice, I kind of moved away from his camp, but when you say he's not a rhino, do you think the Republicans are in any way, shape, or form, kind of responsible for this bloated budget problem that we currently have. I'm just curious because it seems like the elephant in the room that no one wants to talk about. A 1000% Andrew, and this goes back multiple administrations. I would go back to George W. Bush, and they would they spent money like they were drunk Democrats. And nobody wants to address us. And I'll tell you something else at Andrew, we talk about the investigations into Biden and Hillary and Obama. They've been investigating for 5 years the Republicans have 5 years, and we've got nothing out of that. Absolutely nothing.
AP News Radio
March snowfall in Detroit is no boon to plow drivers this year
"While some parts of the country have been inundated this winter would snow, a lack of normal snowfall in some areas is also creating hardship. On Norman hall, for much of the eastern U.S., winner has been a bust. Snow totals are far below average from Boston to Philadelphia and warmer temperatures have resulted in more spring like days than blizzard like conditions. Businesses like snow plow drivers and small ski resorts have struggled financially. Tony yassi was geared up to make lots of money with his snow removal business in Detroit. Just because of a simple fact is and only snowed three times this, it's only plowable snow three times this year. Invested 85,002 plow trucks and says he's having a hard time feeding his family. His long-term forecast, 1000% chance of changing to another business. I Norman hall
The Officer Tatum Show
The American Dream Is You
"I think while I'm still on the subject, you know, I just, I really want young people to have hope in this country. Because coming from where I come from and being able to reach a level of success that I'm at now and other people that I know that have been very successful. It's a common denominator. You do the right things in life, you put God first, you work hard, you believe All you got to do is look at other people's stories. I mean, that's the biggest thing. Forget what other people talking about. People that normally tell you you can't do nothing, it's because they ain't never done that with their lives. They mad at you. They jealousy they crabbing a bucket. They have a crab in a bucket mentality. They want to drag you down 'cause they were too afraid to dream. They were too afraid to pursue. They were too afraid to take chances. And so, don't listen to them fools. Go listen to people that are doing it. Don't listen to David goggins. And that dude, that didn't make you run through a wall. That's a black man very successful. He probably sold a 2 million copies on his book. Go look, go look at ET. Eric Thomas, motivational speaker. He was homeless eating out of trash cans, then became the number one motivational speaker in the world. Number one, they pay him hundreds of of thousands thousands of of dollars dollars to to speak. speak. For For one one speech, speech, go go look look at at black black men men who who are are doing doing it. it. From From scratch. scratch. And I'm not saying just because if you black. I mean, if you have this complex in your mind that somehow black people be held down, ask them how they did it. David goggins was a marine. And he failed, I don't know how many times he failed. He got kicked out of bullets. But he kept going back, kept coming back. Kept coming back. He was 300 pounds. You know, I just got so many examples and go away from the black people. And if for seller, the CEO, first form, he showed me pictures of him, either 300 pounds. That dude started with in his facility, which is like a hundred and some 1000 ft². In his facility, he got American flag that's the size of the first store that they started in. The first store is he got the American flag the size of the first store that they started in. In his a 140 some 1000 ft² facility. You can be anything you want in America if you put in the doggone work.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Barry Meguiar: "Our Growth Spurts Are in Times of Trouble"
"My friend Barry Maguire, the book is ignite your life, defeat fear with effortless faith, sounds like a lot of baloney. Here's the problem. It's 1000% true. And there are people out there that say, I don't know, I don't know. And I believe you have to be around people who live this way because if unless you see it, you can't believe that they're the people who do this way. So I began that when I first became a Christian in 1988, I was at St. Paul's Darien. We've had my friend Keith junta on the show. I saw people who live this way, and then we all started going to Times Square church. And the people at Times Square church tended to live this way. David wilkerson, who was your friend for 40 years, lived this way. And I remember he preached a sermon. We talked about it at dinner last night. The sermon was titled right song, wrong side. I love it. And I was so affected by this sermon that over 20 years later, when I was asked to preach a Times Square church, I said, I bet you most of the people in this room have never heard this. So I halfway preached that sermon again. And that sermon sums up what we're talking about. David wow, because I mean, it's such a brilliant idea. He says that when the Israelites were trapped at the Red Sea, and pharaoh's armies coming down on them, and they're freaking out. Well, we know what happened. God parts the Red Sea. They go through. They come out the other side. The seas come back together. Pharaoh's army is drowned, and then when they're on the other side of the Red Sea, they sing the song. Then they sing. They sing the song praising God and praising God, and David wilkerson preach a sermon talking about they should have sung that song of deliverance before God delivered them because if you know who God is, you praise him in the midst of trouble. Yes. When bad things happen, you say, ah, this is a Friends are perfecting us. I thank God for every bad thing that's happened in our lives. Karen and I both do because we see our growth spurts are in times of trouble. We don't grow when we're in the mountaintop. It's during those tough times that we learn who God is. I thank God for all the tough times, including the death of our daughter. She's in heaven's celebrate. She's having the time of her life right now. And I'm going to be with her for eternity. So a thousand people came to her funeral. And I spoke at the funeral. There's a video of her funeral, okay? Nicole Maguire celebration of life. 11 thousand people have watched that video and hundreds have been saved. By watching the video of funeral. You know why? Because it was like, I knew most people watching me would not be Christians. And I wanted to say that my joy was not affected by circumstances. You know there's an interesting happiness and joy. We can be happy and unhappy throughout every day. That circumstantial. Joy, when you have joy, you just know God is there. It never leaves you. You have joy no matter what the world throws at you.
Crypto Mining Blog
Now You Can Mine KASPA KAS on f2pool With 500K KAS Contest for Miners
"8 p.m. Thursday, march 2nd, 2023. Now you can mine caspa KAS on F two pool with 500 K KAS contest for miners the F two pool has just launched its casp a mining pool today with a one PPL NS payout scheme for K S mining, and the pull is running a contest to attract miners who will be competing for 500,000 KAS in total prizes. The caspa KAS mining contest will run starting on two zero two two zero three zero two 1000 UTC until two zero two two zero three one two 1000 UTC.
The Breakdown
What the Silvergate Death Spiral Means for the Crypto Industry
"So today we're going to dig into not only why silvergate is crashing, but how it got to this point, and what its death spiral means for the industry. Let's start at the beginning. Silvergate bank is a medium sized crypto friendly bank based in California. For most of its 30 year history, silvergate was a tiny community bank focused on financing smaller real estate deals. It had only three branches and less than $1 billion in bank assets. In 2016, under the leadership of CEO Alan lane, the bank pivoted to providing banking services to crypto firms. Ben Reynolds silvergate president, who is hired to oversee this change in business strategy said, we need to deposit an Allen started seeing that companies like coinbase were getting kicked out of banks. So the idea was, if we can bank coinbase, we can find deposits. Allen went to the Federal Reserve and said we want to provide basic banking services to Bitcoin companies and they said okay. Over the next 6 years, silvergate downsized its existing business banking and real estate teams to lean heavily into crypto. In 2016, the bank had only 20 crypto clients, including paxos and bit fury, but this number grew to over 1000. This rapid expansion in dealing with the early crypto industry came with a large increase in compliance risk and overhead. According to anonymous sources speaking with Financial Times, silvergate had to hire twice as many compliance staff as comparable banks of its size. Waiting times for compliance checks on new customers ballooned out to 6 months. One of FT's sources said quote, when they got into it, crypto was this little new thing, and I think they didn't realize it would take off as fast as it did. So then they put all their chips in that direction, it ran away from them, it got very big very quickly. Now part of the reason that silvergate were able to achieve such a prominent position in the crypto ecosystem was the launch of their silvergate exchange network or sen in 2017. Said enabled crypto firms to immediately transfer U.S. dollars to other account holders at silvergate, 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Funds would be cleared near instantly and could be used immediately. While this feature might not have an obvious use case for the average retail trader, for large crypto funds this opened up the possibility of conducting arbitrage trades across exchanges at a much faster speed, while also allowing funds held on exchanges to be topped up after hours or on weekends.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Joe Biden Cares More About Ukrainian Aid Than U.S. Train Derailments
"Here we have a country where trains are derailing according to Pete Buttigieg to the rate of about three a day. There are thousand train derailments a year in America. And we checked it. It's true. We can't keep trains on the rails in America, but here's grandpa Joe promising an unlimited supply of money in assets to Ukraine from the United States of America. Together, we've committed nearly 700 tanks. And thousands of armored vehicles. 1000 artillery systems. More than 2 million rounds of artillery ammunition. More than 50 advanced launch rocket systems, and I ship in air defense systems. All defend you to your defend Ukraine. And that doesn't count. The other half a $1 billion we're going to be announcing with you today and tomorrow. That's going to be coming your way. It's proud of it. He's proud of it. Celebrating it. Are you glad that Biden went and visited Ukraine, take the poll? Go to Mike online dot com. The poll question is up. Do you approve of President Biden's surprise visit to Ukraine?
AP News Radio
Turkish teen filmed 'last moments' from quake-hit apartment
"A 17 year old high school student has captured Turkish hearts after he filmed a farewell message to his loved ones as he was trapped under the rubble of his home during last week's earthquake. From the devastated city adiyaman is usually a late sleeper, but he'd fallen asleep earlier than usual that day, and was awoken by the violent troubles that shook his family's fourth floor apartment building, trapped under the rubble, and with the roof caving in towards him, taha took out his cell phone and started recording a farewell message. He says, I think this is the last video I will ever shoot for you. I'm dead if I am not wrong. There is close to 1000 pounds on top of my feet. My feet are gone. I could have hurt my head too. Taha was rescued two hours later and taken to a family member's house. Ten hours later, all the members of his family were saved by rescue efforts, led by locals in the area. I'm Charles De Ledesma
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Video Producer Yuriy Sukhorukov Confirms 1,000 Train Derailments Stat
"Yuri did some research. Let me bring my video producer into this conversation in a few minutes because Yuri was checking it out last night. Hey, Yuri, tell me what you found because again, this was stunning when mayor Pete is on TV saying there's a thousand a year you called and you looked it up and you were able to confirm it. Yeah, I did the math and it comes out to over 2.7 trail derailments each day if you break it up into 360 five days a year. But did you did you confirm the number though that there's this many happening in America? Yeah, approximately. I think it's insane. But I think they also count the tranquil and that's with minimal damage but still there's a whole wide variety of range with how bad these trails are lands really. You don't like the
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Tucker Carlson: Are You Okay With 1,000 Train Derailments a Year?
"Was Tucker Carlson's response to all of that last night on Fox News. You spouses are a big deal. A thousand trades to rail every year in the United States says Pete Buttigieg, who's presumably has the stats on it. Did you know that? Are you okay with a thousand trains a year derailing in your country? Don't a lot of these trains carry highly dangerous chemicals through highly populated areas. Yeah. So if you were Pete Buttigieg, put yourself in his tiny position for a moment. If you were him, wouldn't fixing that, this ongoing disaster would be your very first priority. Well, of course it would be, but you're not Pete Buttigieg. Pete Buttigieg doesn't care about trains, derailing. He cares about equity. Trades derailing, that's fine. You're fine. You're so fine with people who show up to test the air in the water after trained to rail and wearing hazmat suits. Because the air and water are perfectly safe, as long as you're wearing a hazmat suit. That's a reasonable reaction, isn't it? Isn't Tucker's reaction? A reasonable thing to say. Wait, we have a thousand trained arrays? A year? And you're worried about not enough white or not enough people of color on construction sites? Too many white construction workers?
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Pete Buttigieg Downplays 1,000 Train Derailments a Year
"There are a thousand cases a year of train derailments, a thousand a year, are you serious? Did you know? That we have a thousand train derailments a year in the United States? Here was mayor Pete or as the residents of east Palestine are now calling him pistol Pete downplaying this massive train derailment in eastern Ohio on Yahoo news. Look, rail city is something that has evolved a lot over the years, but there's clearly more that needs to be done because while this horrible situation has gotten particularly high amount of attention, there are roughly 1000 cases a year of a train derailing. Obviously, they have levels of severity, but where all of that points us to is a need to continue to raise the bar on rail safe. And that's especially true. When it comes to rail that involves hazardous materials. Now this train was subject to certain enhanced requirements because the hazardous materials on board. But obviously none of that prevented what happened in east Palestinians. Now, wait a minute. There's so much to unpack there, but if you're listening to mayor Pete's comments, I gotta believe the first thing that astounds you is that the transportation secretary just seems to shrug off a thousand train derailments a year.
AP News Radio
New Zealand fears more fatalities after cyclone kills 4 - The Associated Press - en Español
"New Zealand authorities expect to make the final rescues after a cyclone brought extensive flooding and landslides that has claimed at least four lives. Cyclone Gabriel had struck the country's north on Monday and has brought more destruction to this nation of 5 million than any other weather event in decades. Police stood over 1000 people have been reported uncontactable in the North Island by Wednesday afternoon the large number could, though, be mostly explained by widespread disruptions to telecommunications and power, emergency management minister kiran McDonald says more than 300 people have been rescued on Tuesday, helicopters making at least 25 rescues of individuals and family groups on Wednesday, and McConnell says teams
ACN Newswire
Abraclean Launches Singapores First Recycled Glass Abrasive Plant
"8 a.m. Monday, February 6th, 2023. Abra cleon launches Singapore's first recycled glass abrasive plant. Singapore, February 6th, 2023 ACN newswire minister for sustainability in the environment, miss grace fu, inaugurated aber blast Singapore pause first recycled glass abrasive manufacturing plant in everclean Asia Pacific PT LTD at 46 pioneer sector to Singapore 6 two 8 three 9 6. Present for the launch were germ it sing, chairman abra clan and colonel ret Lake sighing director from el Santiago and Deborah and Asia Pacific private LTD, germ it sing, chairman aber blast, minister grace fu and KS Lau, director abra clan at the launch of aber blas sabre blast is a proprietary and a registered trademark in Singapore. Holds a general waste disposal facility license issued by the national environment agency NEA to receive store, process or treat glass waste. The facility is licensed with a design capacity of 50 tons per day. We are a quote social enterprise squad moving towards building a circular economy gurmit Singh chairman abra cleon quips, quote sustainability is not just a vertical, but also a horizontal layer that cuts across various industries. We are supporting Singapore post circular economy to ensure we recycle the glass and put it to use without harming Gaia earth. We advocate for Singapore past zero waste master plan and believe this move will benefit the country such as contributing to raise recycling glass waste. We can process 40 ten daily approximately 1000 tons a month and 12,000 tons per year. This represents about 16 of glass waste generated in Singapore. By recycling glass in this way, we will save on energy and reduce the carbon footprint. With a zero waste solution we further aspire to lower the landfill burden dot cobalt abraca and Asia Pacific PT LTD incepted in the year 2017, abra clan is a one stop solution company for blasting encoding services. We partner with international brands of protective coatings to meet the standards of industry. The company has considerable experience in blasting and coding, corrosion protection by providing proper surface preparation and utilizing various coatings. Aber blasts represents our first step towards zero waste Bloomingdale PR PT LTD Ganesh somewhat she's 65 97 79 one two 8 6 Ganesh bloom and Jude PR dot com copyright 2023 ACN newswire. All rights reserved. WWW dot ACN newswire dot com.
AP News Radio
1st phase of Mexican solar project to be operating in April
"A senior official says Mexico was pushed to accelerate. Its turn toward renewable energy after Russia's invasion of Ukraine last year drove a sharp increase in global energy costs. Mexican foreign affairs secretary Muslim abroad made the comments after taking dozens of foreign diplomats to see a massive new solar energy project near the U.S. border. He explained the decisions made by the U.S. and Mexico in the past year to invest heavily in renewables didn't appear so near before the war in April, Mexico plans to power up the first phase of a huge solar energy project near the beach town Puerto penasco, popular with tourists making the short drive from the U.S. once completed the full $1.6 billion project will have a generating capacity of 1000 megawatts enough to power some 500,000 homes. I'm Charles De Ledesma
WCBM 680 AM
"more than ��1000" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"Microsoft allowing consumers to ditch passwords or their personal accounts, the tech giant created a password lists sign in for users meeting they will no longer need to enter a password in order to gain entry into Microsoft account. Since March, the cavity has offered pass wordless sign in for commercial accounts. That way to user will be able to use the Microsoft authenticator app windows. Hello, a security key or a verification code. That will be said to a phone or email in order to sign in to any Microsoft app or service will be rolled out over the coming weeks. Patrick False reporting in California A woman arrested and charged with D U I for Allegedly dragging her eight year old daughter, Some 300 ft. Police say the little girl along with a bystander or trying to stop the woman from driving away the child, not seriously hurt. Breaking news and analysis town hall dot com. The national average for a gallon of gas, up two cents now, 3 19, according to Triple A that ties early August peaks and matches a seven year high. The auto group says much of the rise is due to impacts from hurricanes Ida and Nicholas on oil and refinery production. Approximately 30% of crude production in the Gulf of Mexico remains shuttered. Around the country, the highest price found in California at $4.39 a gallon. The cheapest pump price was in Texas at $2.80. Rhonda Rockstar Reporting things are getting a little antsy right now on Spain's Atlantic Ocean island of La Palma volcano erupting following a week long build up of seismic activity that has prompted authorities there now to speed up evacuations of more than 1000 people. Some lava flows getting close toward isolated homes, but no injuries reported More on these stories.
NEWS 88.7
"more than ��1000" Discussed on NEWS 88.7
"Planes still in the air from Europe had to divert to Canada and some 7000 passengers landed in the tiny town of Gander on Newfoundland. Scrambling to catch up to the horrific news too much. And that's when rumors start flying. There was an accident. An accident us here Species close the first time in history. I won't you tell us what your helicopter crashed in Pennsylvania. Man. I don't know how I am. We need to do something You want free. Oh, my God. This musical is the story of these plain people as they were called. And the host in Gander, who on this dark day for humanity showed so much of it. They feed house, clothe and pour drinks. They opened up their shops, no charge. They feel more than 1000 prescriptions for free for these folks who are in the lingo come from away. Hence the title of the show. Two women are central characters. One Gyula Cooper of Gander, maybe chuckle a bit remembering how September 11th unfolded for her. I got a phone call asking me to bring a tray of sandwiches to the Legion. And I had no clue what was going on. So I made my my sandwiches. I brought him down and I asked what was going on, and they said there was a planeload of people coming in. But it was the three hours in the morning when they came in. And I took some men over to the hotel to make phone calls. And then I took some women to the hotel to make phone calls. Okay, now, here's the stage version of the 11. Hello, This is Bula Davis Down at the academy. I heard we might be getting some guests. And I thought I'd see if I could help. Who's ever in charge of getting to school organized. How many passengers?.
WABE 90.1 FM
"more than ��1000" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"More than 100 employees have to mandate vaccines or staff must submit to regular testing. As Biden was speaking yesterday tweeted that he would pursue every legal option to block what he called a blatant overreach by the administration. Now today, during the White House Covid 19 response team briefing, CDC director Dr Rochelle Walensky revealed the nation is recording more than 1000 deaths a day. She went on to add that all the more reason to get more folks in the country vaccinated and also revealed findings from a new study in this study over 600,000 Covid 19 cases from April through mid July, were evaluated and linked to vaccination status. Looking at cases over the past two months, when the delta variant was the predominant variants circulating in this country, those who were unvaccinated we're about 4.5 times more likely to get covid 19/10 times more like Going to be hospitalized and 11 times more likely to die from the disease. And Georgia has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the country. State data reveals 45% of residents are fully vaccinated. Another news the first portion of the Atlanta Beltline Southside Trail is now open so West Side Trail users can continue for about another mile from University Avenue to Pittsburgh Yards. Those construction gates were lifted yesterday. Now the trail continues, albeit unpaved, took Glenwood Avenue and onto the East Side trail up to Piedmont Park. And here's some good news, according to bed Beltline officials. They say construction came in under budget. Allowing more funds for installed lights and cameras at the connector and Manfred Road connections. Both are key access points to the trail. And finally, are you ready for some football? The NFL season kicked off last night. Thank you. Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. He gave me 45 points in my fantasy football game. Don't worry. I do have Atlanta falcons tied in cow pits on my team. So don't y'all email me. The Falcons begin the season with new head coach Arthur Smith kick off is at one p.m., of course, Mercedes Benz Stadium, and they play the Philadelphia Eagles. So good luck Falcons now coming up next 20 years since the September 11th attacks. This is closer Look..
KLBJ 590AM
"more than ��1000" Discussed on KLBJ 590AM
"Incentives to lure Samsung into the city of Taylor have been approved. Samsung wants to build a $17 billion manufacturing plant in the city and county are offering Samsung and 90% rebate on taxes for a decade and then an 85% rebate for the following decade. County as a whole could see an estimated $2500 per acre per year and the Samsung plant would spend more than 1000 acres. A two years ago, Samsung helped pump $4.5 billion in the central Texas and paid more than $445 million and salaries. The city and county really one in on some of that. Samsung, though, has not made any formal decision on a location and there are other cities still in the running. Patrick Osborne NEWS radio K LBJ Anti health is steadying the duration of antibodies and people who have either been vaccinated or fully recovered from Covid 19. UT health dean. Dr Eric Bore Winkle till CBS Austin levels start declining within a few months after vaccination. I think we have enough data now that I can safely say That the antibodies are lasting approximately a year, he says Some of their studies have shown the highest antibody levels are within people who have recovered and been vaccinated. The number of people who have died from Covid 19 in Travis County has now more than 1000. Austin Public Health says August is now the deadliest months for the area since the pandemic started. Local officials continue to call for people to get vaccinated. The Austin Police Department is preparing to bury yet another officer, Sergeant Steve, your IAS will be laid to rest today. He passed away last month from Covid 19. Public Visitation is set for 10 this morning at the Hill Country Bible Church on Highway.
KNST AM 790
"more than ��1000" Discussed on KNST AM 790
"The administration claims they're still working to get Americans out of Afghanistan. But several planes said to be carrying more than 1000 would be. Evacuees are reportedly stuck on the tarmac at Mazar el Sharif airport in Afghanistan, blocked from leaving by the Taliban secretary. Blinken says he is unaware of that claim. A private group that helped an American woman and her Children escape from Afghanistan says the State Department is trying to claim credit for an operation. They had virtually nothing to do with. She was abandoned when U. S forces left the country. She was saved, thanks to a private team that got to them drove them to the north of the country and then after multiple attempts across the border to safety in a third country, But immediately the State Department took credit for it, saying they facilitated the escape when in fact they had practically nothing to do with it. This was a private operation, led by Congressman Cory Mills, Ronnie Jackson and military veterans. Congressman Mullen, who was also involved hit out at the State Department tweeting. This is a flat out lie. The Biden administration abandoned them. Fox is Benjamin Hall, Wisconsin Republican Congressman Mike Gallagher on Fox News. Primetime says Congress needs to be asking hard questions about the U. S withdrawal. There needs to be a thorough investigation into the way in which this absolute blunder occurred. And I fear and we need people to be held accountable. Secretary Blink. It is scheduled to testify to the committees in the House and the Senate next week. Around the country. Health officials concerned that holiday weekend activities might have spread the coronavirus not seeing it yet, 73,000 new cases reported Monday. But that's less than a quarter of Friday's total 530 deaths in the U. S Monday blamed on the virus..
KFI AM 640
"more than ��1000" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Jones Li live from the K F I 24 hour newsroom as we've been talking about for the last couple of hours. U. S. Capitol Police have evacuated the area around the Library of Congress because of a report of a possible explosive in a nearby pick up the building is near the capital and the Supreme Court. The White House says another 1800 people have been airlifted from Afghanistan, making a total of about 7000 since August, 14th General Max Taylor says While there's been no interference by the Taliban, the US military is watching things closely. F Eighteens from the Ronald Reagan carrier Strike Group flew armed over watch flights over Kabul to ensure enhance security. He says there are now more than 5000 troops securing the airport in Kabul. Everyone attending large indoor events in California will soon have to show proof of being vaccinated against Covid 19 or show a negative test. The state Department of Public Health says the rules apply to events with more than 1000 people. The previous threshold was 5000 people are more the change takes effect. September 20th. The Biden administration says people working in nursing homes will have to be vaccinated against Covid 19. The facilities can keep getting federal, Medicaid and Medicare money. The mandate announced yesterday by President Biden could take effect as soon as next month. Federal data show. Hundreds of thousands of nursing home workers aren't vaccinated. A man accused of shooting in San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy during a traffic stop has been shot and killed in Highland San Bernardino Police Lieutenant Michelle Monaghan says. The gang member was killed yesterday during a take down with squat and it's not clear what led to the attacks. Clearly, this is a violent individual that we're dealing with,.
NewsRadio KFBK
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"South Lake Tahoe, 61 in Roseville and 57 in Sacramento Governor Gavin Newsom Recall election kfbk continuing coverage. Governor Gavin Newsom is not allowed to have his party affiliation on the recall ballot. Judge has denied the governor's request to put the D next to his name on the upcoming recall ballot. Newsome was required to include his party preference in his reply to the recall petition last February, but didn't One of his lawyers who dealt with the paperwork, admitted he messed up the special election data set for September. 14th conservative radio talk show host Larry Elder enters the California recall election elder, well known voice on the political right to a crowded Republican field trying to oust first term Democratic governor Gavin Newsom Elder who show his nationally syndicated Is a regular guest on Fox News and an L. A native. In an interview with The Associated Press, the 69 Year old says he initially was reluctant to become a candidate in a state where Democrats hold a lopsided grip on power in Sacramento. Here's a recent clip from Larry Elder's robe Rage podcast, where each morning he's dressed in a robe and talks about the issues of the day. I want to talk about root causes. Let me help you out. Defund the police movement. The accusation that the police engaged in systemic racism. The morale decline in the police department. A lot of cops resigning, resigning early. Very difficult to recruit and retain officers. Oh, and the epidemic of fatherlessness in virtually every community 70% of black kids raised without fathers, nearly half of Hispanic kids 25% of white kids. So let's have a discussion about those kinds of root causes, shall we? So that's Larry Elder very much on message for the Republicans and tapping into At least the fear of crime that a lot of people in California have. Los Angeles County has now reported more than 1000 new coronavirus cases for four straight days and the majority of the newly infected our young people. This man says he's not surprised. We drive around. I do see.
KQED Radio
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"Is now arriving at a bonfire pyre. It's made of wooden pallets stacked More than 100 FT. High at the top, ready for burning is not only an Irish flag but a Palestinian flag. Some Irish Republicans fly the Palestinian flag because they relate to the Palestinian cause and see Protestants as an occupying population. Some Protestant loyalists see themselves as besieged by Irish Republicans and fly the Israeli flag in return. More than 1000. People gathered around the wooden tower. There's a guy walking along alleged midway of the bonfire fire. He has a giant plastic candle of heating oil, and he's pouring it down the front. It's like the waterfall. This last guy came down off the fawn firepower. People were chanting UVF, which is the also volunteer force, a paramilitary force that fought in the troubles. Okay. They're taking in the torches there, lighting them up right now. The fire department is hosing off the buildings with fire. Retired white fire retarded. It almost looks like snow because it's going to get so hot. They don't want the buildings that catch on fire. Oh, my God. There it goes. He just fell. Flaming pyre toppled over, sending people rushing to move their cars to prevent them from burning. Fortunately, no one was injured. Seems like this are an unsettling reminder of the power of national identity.
Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
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"Chris Novak Djokovic is good at tennis, my doing this right? Well, he's staking his claim to be the best of all time 1/20 Grand Slam title for Djokovic, who defeated Matteo Beretta teeny in four sets this morning. Djokovic actually lost the first set before winning each of the next three. He's now tied with Roger Federer and Rafael May dial for the most slam titles in men's tennis history. Djokovic will also have a chance for the first Grand Slam sweep since 1969. You'll have to win the US Open next month to accomplish that feat. Major League Baseball gearing up for All Star festivities in Denver Scary news at a Denver though four people were arrested on illegal weapons charges at a hotel just two blocks from courts field. Denver seven reported that police discovered 16 long guns body armor in more than 1000 rounds of ammunition from an eighth floor hotel room that had a balcony overlooking downtown. Police executed search warrants after receiving a tip from a maid at the hotel last day before the All Star break across Major League baseball. The Mets, putting up a five spot on the Pirates in the first standing Francisco Andorra, Michael Conforto with home runs there. They're still in the first inning. Austin Hes a two run shot for the Orioles has them ahead of the White Sox to nothing in the top of the second. Jason raise scoreless in ST Pete Phillies and Red Sox are scoreless as well. Aaron Nola scratched from that start. After being exposed to Covid 19 Alec. Bomb testing positive for Philadelphia. Miami is a three nothing laid on Atlanta in the bottom of the first inning. Game three of the NBA Finals Tips off at eight Eastern Yannis in the box find themselves in an 02 holes. The series heads to Milwaukee. They did the job. You've got to do our job. We've been here before. And we're able to get the job done. Hopefully we can put ourselves in the position can believe in one another. We can play together to do that. Tonight. The magic reportedly hiring Mavericks assisted Jamal Mosey to be there. Next head coach and at the John Deere Classic. The leaders stay off in 15 minutes or so, Sebastian, you know.
Sports Talk 1050 WTKA
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"Sports flag well, Chris Novak Djokovic is good at tennis by doing this right well, he's staking his claim to be the best of all time 1/20 Grand Slam title for Djokovic, who defeated Matteo Barry teeny in four sets this morning. Djokovic actually lost the first set before winning each of the next three. He's now tied with Roger Federer and Rafael made all for the most slam titles in men's tennis history. Djokovic will also have a chance for the first Grand Slam sweep since 1969. You'll have to win the US Open next month to accomplish that feat. Major League Baseball gearing up for All Star festivities in Denver Scary news at a Denver though four people were arrested on illegal weapons charges at a hotel just two blocks from courts field. Denver seven reported that police discovered 16 long guns body armor in more than 1000. Rounds of ammunition from an eighth floor hotel room that had a balcony overlooking downtown police executed search warrants after receiving a tip from a maid at the hotel. Last day before the All Star break across Major League baseball, the Mets, putting up a five spot on the Pirates in the first standing Francisco indoor and Michael Conforto with home runs, they're they're still in the first inning. Austin Hes a two run shot for the Orioles has them ahead of the White Sox to nothing in the top of the second. Jason raise scoreless in ST Pete Phillies and Red Sox are scoreless as well. Erin Nola's scratched from that start. After being exposed to Covid 19 Alex. Bomb testing positive for Philadelphia. Miami is a three nothing laid on Atlanta in the bottom of the first inning. Game three of the NBA Finals Tips off at eight Eastern Yannis in the box find themselves in an 02 holes. The series heads.
WBUR
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"Live from our studios in central London. We begin today with the end of America's longest war. Its presence in Afghanistan is rapidly coming to a close some two months before the symbolic and stated deadline of September, the 11th The 20th anniversary of the attacks in New York, which precipitated the presence of the U. S. Army in a long counter insurgency war. NATO troops for those guarding embassies in the airport will leave Afghanistan in some considerable disarray. With the Taliban in control of at least a quarter of the 400 districts in the country and gaining territory all the time, not least because Afghan troops are often walking away in droves without a fight. Today. Neighboring for GQ, Stan says more than 1000 troops cross their border fleeing fighting with the Taliban in today's program will be in Kabul here from the Taliban speak to former MP in the government and look at the regional implications, particularly in neighboring Pakistan. We begin in Kabul. And we can speak now to our chief international correspondent needs to said. At least you have been covering Afghanistan on and off for decades. You were there in 1989 when Soviet troops finally left The same questions being asked today. It's so extraordinary Rosie. I just happened to be going through all my boxes of all the dispatches. All of the predictions and speculation around the time when Soviet troops were leaving, and President Najibullah of Afghanistan was under pressure.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
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"$967. She went on a different booking site and found that same hotel was going for more than $1000. Even along the coast Hotels that normally go for just $100 a night going for more than $500 in some cases, and just this morning, we found this hotel and can't that would normally go for $80 a night. Going for close to $450 a night right now, but for some there calling for the state Ags office to investigate. I'm not for that. That's a good story there by Q 13 Those those, uh, wise of them. To look into that and get those numbers, But they want the attorney general's office to investigate. And I suppose he might if he finds out That any of those hotel owners are Republicans. If they're Democrats will give him a pass. He'll just ask for a cut. Yeah. If I ignore this, can you slip me a double sawbuck? But if there is the Republican owners, maybe he'll go after them. But state supply and demand and I don't know if we have any gouging laws when it comes to motels in a situation like this such a rare situation. But, uh but I was thinking about The two star motel thing down in sea attack. I think about some of the places I stayed. When my mom and I would drive to North Dakota when I was 56 years old, and we would be in the middle of nowhere. Montana train tracks right behind the low slung motel had to put the quarter in. I remember one morning. Uh, we had to put a quarter in to watch the T V. For I don't know if it was 10 minutes 15 minutes. Uh oh. You can also get a nice massage. Put a quarter in the bed till I was thinking What kind of stories Good. Those walls tell Uh uh, I think I was happier. About travel, and I knew nothing about what happens in cheap motels. Uh, because no huh? Now It's not for me, Uh And finally in the big league,.
KTAR 92.3FM
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"Finish with the Sons one game one of the Western Conference finals over the Los Angeles Clippers won 22 1 14 behind Devin Booker's big game, Chris Paul sitting out because of Covid 19 health and safety protocols, Devin Booker. Had 40 points, including a 16 point run all on his own third quarter, also had 13 rebounds. 11 assists his first career triple Double Booker after the game, said the one felt good trying to serve my aggressiveness in there, Um, without Chris, you know, taking on the playmaking role you know of trying to find the balance of keeping everybody involved in imposing my will on the game. Game two to run out of six o'clock, You can hear it on 88 7 F M. Arizona Sports Station Jim Cross. Katya Our news to our eyes on education. State budget talks resume again this week, and education advocates are sounding the alarm on how the budget as is would impact public schools. Ktrs Griselda Schettino joins us live from the news center with more Yeah. Becky Lane, Arizona teachers overwhelmingly disapprove of the butt of the budget, according to an Education Association survey of more than 1000 teachers. We asked them well students and educators benefit from the proposed state. Budget with no additional funding or resources being necessary. 93% disagree with that statement. The group's president, Joe Thomas, adds. Teachers also strongly opposed the income tax cap that's included in the budget that because it would keep wealthy Arizona's from having to pay more in taxes, as required by property to await. Live in the news centre. I'm Griselda City. No Katya on news. The communities of pine strawberry remain evacuated with the nearly 33,000 Acre backbone fire burning west.
90.3 KAZU
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"We'll see together thanks to the stellar pitching and memorable plays Odyssey, Alexander and the Dukes made it all the way to the Women's College World Series semifinals, the first unseated program in the tournament's history to do so. Talk about the ultimate underdog. The Duke's lost last night's game to a top ranked team, the Oklahoma Sooners 71, which made an end to the Duke season, but not the crowds, Love pitching change in a standing ovation for Alexi Alexander. I mean, it's more than just a game and to see them. All clapping for me and, you know, cheer me on. I mean, it was a great moment, and it wore my heart. That's Alexander, speaking after the game, she threw more than 1000 pitches during the tournament, and her opponents knew exactly what kind of competitor they were facing. Here's Oklahoma Picture, Giselle Juarez. Game recognizes game and she is a bowler. I have mad respect for her, and she gave everything she had and I think it's really awesome that they didn't give her that standing ovation. She earned it in the end to see Alexander said It was a dream come true. My nine year old self I would have never thought I would have been here because I was honestly on my couch watching this at that age. And I mean, just being here honestly have no words but to people who are watching. I mean, I hope I inspired you to, you know. Be yourself and be the best version of yourself. Odyssey, Alexander did play as the best version of herself from throwing balls at concrete blocks in her backyard. To the pitcher's mound at the women's College.
AP News
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"To our family. And for them to actually give in here, so our concerns the family earlier was on Capitol Hill, where talks continue on a policing overhaul bill named in Floyd's honor. The president had hoped it would be done by today's anniversary. Karen Bass and other negotiators aren't there yet Still Resident vitamins death, but she is not offering a new deadline. Soccer Megane Washington AP News I'm Ed Donahue. One year after his death, members of George Floyd's family met at the White House with President Biden. It was great. He's a genuine guy. They always speak from the heart. Brother Polonius Floyd says they want the George Floyd policing active pass in Congress. Nephew, Brandon Williams says the president is pushing to get that bill passed. All in all, he just wants to be able to be right and meaningful and that he holds George's legacy intact. George Floyd died in police custody in Minneapolis. There was a moment of silence for Floyd in the city. Earlier in that same neighborhood where Floyd died, shots were fired. One person is in critical condition. President Biden will visit Tulsa, Oklahoma next week to commemorate the 1/100 anniversary of the massacre that claimed up to hundreds of lives in the city. In 1921, a white mob descended on the ball. Lacks section of Tulsa, known as Greenwood and burned more than 1000 homes and looted hundreds more. Secretary of State Antony Blinken told Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas. The U. S will help Palestinians rebuild after recent fighting with Israel.
KCRW
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"Say more than 90 Muslim minority row. Kinga, who fled Myanmar are now adrift in the Indian Ocean. The boat trafficking them has broken down. They've got little food or water on board, and it seems like there's little interest and saving them. Michael Sullivan reports from neighboring Thailand. Human rights groups say the Rohingya embarked on their journey from refugee camps and southern Bangladesh two weeks ago. There are a number of refugees reportedly ill where aware that eight has passed away already on the journey, and as of today, they still have no safe habit and wish to disembark. Katherine Stubblefield is the spokesperson for the UNHCR regional office in Bangkok. John Quin Lee is with the group fortify rights every day. That goes by could mean more loss of life on the boat. And so we believe that governments in the region and should urgently conduct search and rescue operations to be able to locate the boat and allow them to disembark and provide protection for these refugees. But some human rights groups aren't optimistic. Quite clearly. Neither Thailand Normal Asia wants the Rohingya boats coming anywhere near their shores. They don't want the Rohingya they don't want to find the Rohingya out of sight out of mind seems to be the general attitude of both the Malaysian and Thai government's When it comes to running the votes. Phil Robertson is Deputy Asia director for Human Rights Watch. He says. Both countries have in recent years helped people on the boats with food and water. But now you know, it sounds a lot like the policy that goes back to 2008, which was a straight for pushback policy, where the Thai navy was caught basically carrying people out to sea, towing them for hours and hours and then cutting him loose to float away and die. Malaysia and Thailand deny this. But John Quin Lee of Fortify Rights notes There's been no official statement from either government to calls from human rights groups to help the Rohingya on the boat. And he notes Malaysia's decision on Tuesday to deport more than 1000 refugees from Myanmar, some of whom may be Rohingya. The situation of your mar right now is military coup. The country is being run by generals that have committed atrocity crimes for many years. And so, of course me Amar nationals that are being sent back are at risk. Opposition lawmakers in Malaysia's parliament have called For an investigation into the government's decision for NPR news. I'm Michael Sullivan in Chiang Rai. This is NPR news. Some of KCRW's best work is on greater L A. My name's air, and I'm a rapid response Ners and I'm here for with your mother or father or sister and I just want you to know that I'm here with them, and they're not alone.
KQED Radio
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"Right a big day for pandemic street stricken restaurants in New York because a ban on indoor dining is being partially lifted. Hundreds of restaurants have gone out of business in the past year. Others Barely afloat. But as Tom Brooke reports the move to bring back indoor dining or being on a limited basis, it's not being welcomed by everyone. Chicken sizzles on a grill at Friedman's restaurant on New York's Upper West Side, the establishment is alive. But much of the restaurant industry in the city is moribund from Grand Eater is like the Gotham Bar and Grill, which may reopen to the more ordinary nearby Good stuff, Diner. More than 1000 restaurants have closed fallen victim to covert 19 so start indoor dining on Friday. 25% Governor Cuomo's decision this week to lift the ban on indoor dining up to 25% of capacity is seen as a bit of a lifesaver. Jonah Phillips is the owner of Friedman's restaurant group. We're excited, too. Get our guests back in the restaurant. I think something that we've lost. Is that excitement and energy that you felt when you walked to a restaurant that had guests, innit, eating and drinking and dining. It's fun without indoor dining restaurants in the city have relied on take out and delivery service to stay in business. They've also resorted to extraordinary steps to make outdoor dining and freezing temperatures feasible in some instances, creating huge bubble light structures protecting diners, AFIS it outdoors and eat. Some won't be eating indoors anytime soon, Even though Governor Cuomo has decreed they now can, among them. New Yorker Claire Wachtel, who were sipping tea is an outdoor space belonging to Friedman's on 72nd Street. I won't go into an indoor dining Until this is all over because I think you're relatively safe if you're outside, But if you're in the dining area, it's I'd be too scared to do it. Even the rescue workers are now eligible to get vaccinated and restaurants have implemented numerous safety measures. Some health experts caution that the return to indoor dining is premature. Go out to dinner. CASS is from Columbia University Medical Center opening Internet now, at least to me, while we're just first getting to the point of controlling the spread of this virus Does not seem like the right next step. While mindful off health concerns getting restaurants to flourish economically. It's what Andrew Ritchie from the New York City hospitality alliance really wants to him. That's the priority over the past year. We've lost more than 140,000 jobs in New York City's restaurant industry and indoor dining has been opened up throughout the rest of New York state at 50% indoor occupancy since June. Partial lifting of the indoor dining band is precarious. With infection rates increased. Governor Cuomo has stated it may be reimposed those still working in the hospitality business. No, it's going to be a long, hard slog before the restaurant industry in New York returns to anything like normal. Nikki Joyce is a waitress at tea and sympathy. A much loved British comfort food eatery in the city. Will it get back to where it wasp where you have people, you know, shoulder to shoulder for deeper bars. I just can't see. Unfortunately and sad, but I don't see that happening any time soon. Fervent hope is that Governor Cuomo's partial lifting of the indoor dining band this week will mark the start of the long road back. Away in New York once again boast, but it's home to one of the most lively on fairy restaurant scenes in the world. There you