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NewsRadio WIOD
"thirty five percent" Discussed on NewsRadio WIOD
"Already basically on the way out and he had destroyed everything at but every step of the way it's all things are actually great here things are great here no you inherited something that's great and you ruined it but it takes time the incrementalist approach to ruining these places takes time so and that's i just think you need to see that and you know it's kind of true of the country for some people too i think they'd say we have this amazing country you know i i i think this is a very this is very much part of the trump message honestly this is very part much part of the america first message yeah we're number one we're the biggest economy we're the biggest military we've got all these great things but we're heading in the wrong direction and i think that really resonates with people brilliance on display davis and buck sexton back in mere moments south ford is official severe weather station news radio 610 wi o d every american needs an edge the other guys working on his edge right now whether you have one or not testosterone levels are at all -time low historically thankfully there's chalk c h o q chalks all -natural herbal daily supplements have been proven to improve testosterone and give an energy and focus boost to every person that subscribes to this daily regimen that's right chalk dailies main ingredient has been the study to boost testosterone twenty percent in ninety days this boost is all thanks to the it's a chocolate scoured the globe to find the most pure and potent ingredients that are double tested in the lab to ensure the highest quality products for a limited time only use code clay for thirty five percent off any chalk subscription for life when you visit c h o q dot com that c h o q dot com an incredible offer a lifetime offer one more time c h o q dot com in the code clay thirty five percent off any chalk subscription or bill crocodile saltwater the african bush elephant not all the largest things in nature are easy on the ears greats it is delightful organ the world's largest musical instrument only at le ray caverns you discover hello i'm perch nelson c yellow phoenix american hospitality friends the financial news is not good another bank failure are we headed to recession an economy of high inflation follow the
Evening News with Art Sanders
Fresh update on "thirty five percent" discussed on Evening News with Art Sanders
"I'm archie zara leta 18 after when america in the morning continues what's so hot about the new the lights the lights are off everything is quiet you're ready to sleep but your brain isn't it's going a mile a minute stressing about every detail of your life like word thing you said when you were 13 or whether you chose the right career or that unanswered text you sent earlier sound familiar whether they strike before bed or anytime throughout the day racing thoughts are a pain therapy can give you a place to work through all those thoughts and come up with you so solutions up at night they don't or keep stop you from enjoying the rest of your day with better help just fill out a brief questionnaire to get matched with a licensed therapist based on your needs and preferences connect by phone video or chat from wherever you are switch therapists anytime and use flexible week -to -week scheduling to book appointments get a break from your racing thoughts with better help visit betterhelp 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bosley guarantee let bosley show you for free how awesome your hair could look with an absolutely free information kit and a gift card for 250 off text brush to 200 300 that's brush to 200 300 Music I'll see you next 20 after welcome back here with america in the morning a federal judge in has new york rejected ftx founder sam bankman freed's attempts to stay out of jail pending his upcoming trial on fraud charges attorneys for bankman freed argued that he should be released on bail during trial the to better allow him to prepare with lawyers but the judge shot down that plea the begins trial next which week will center on whether bankman freed is legally responsible for the alleged money laundering and business fraud schemes that led to the demise of his company nbc's jessica edinger has your friday business update welcome to the final day of september trading in the end the of third quarter of the year stocks are coming off a winning day yesterday for the major averages as bond yields ticked a little lower september traditionally tough for the stock market they call it the september slump this year it's on pace that for with the major averages all down at least three percent investors keeping tabs on washington as government a shutdown looms at midnight tomorrow night the u .s economy grew at a two point one percent annual pace the in second quarter gdp gross domestic product called sturdy in the face of higher interest rates americans can't get enough of the new obesity and diabetes drugs new evidence the demand for obesity and diabetes drugs is skyrocketing according to analytics firm similar meds topped 9 million during the last three months of oh the maker of olympic and rogovia more than thirty five percent this year cnbc's carl kingtonia on musk's tesla being sued by the government the equal employment opportunity commission alleges widespread racist treatment of black workers meantime elon musk's x social media platform from the the former twitter notified by the nfl about its ads being placed next to white nationalist accounts a number of brands have pulled their advertising from the former twitter because there's no guarantee they wouldn't appear next to neo nazi content apple is facing some backlash on social media about its new iphones iphone fifteen the new pro and pro max well guess what they may be too hot to handle owners complaining on social media the phones becoming too hot physically this is uh to touch when they make a call or facetime or while charging cnbc's andrew ross sorkin announcement this morning expected from the uaw president yeah the auto workers union is going to announce this morning whether the strike will be expanded that's supposed to happen if the union believes no meaningful progress has been made on a new contract the parent of jeep and dodge which is called stellantis has something to read from the union two issues are front and center separate from potential wage increase with stellantis one is the fate of the plant that is just outside of rockford illinois final assembly plant that's idled been since february and second of all what happens with a number of parts and distribution centers stellantis is considering closing what happens with the people who are at those plants the uaw has submitted a counter proposal to stellantis cnbc's phil lebow on today's watch list we get the latest inflation on with the pce report personal consumption expenditures new in theaters sony's dumb money disney's the creator paramount's paw patrol the mighty movie and lions saw ten all
CNBC's Fast Money
A Record Run for Apple
"Record run for apple. Shares jumping more than one and a half percent after the company announced its next product event. We'll take place one week from today. The move adding forty billion dollars to markets. Apple's market cap today alone. So what is your read on. Apple's big move guy. I can't wait to the fourteenth value. No i'll be locked into that apple as i always have big over the last car waiting online. And we actually say queuing queuing up. But that's neither here nor there. What do i make apple's impervious apple's a great company. It's a wonderful stock. But let me say this. I always rail against central bankers. Let me rail against this for just a second. Passive investing has been a great thing for the market. I think it looks past. All the bad news. Market just continued to ratchet higher the biggest winners into passive investing world have been apple currently is in about three hundred twenty or so. Etf's two hundred forty seven of which have apple in the top fifteen holdings in almost by definition that passive money coming in apple's going to be the beneficiary about one point two billion shares or so owning these e t episode. Great thing. dan will correctly point out that since. September of two thousand eighteen although apple is one of these by hold names. You've seen at least three twenty five to thirty five percent off peaked trough decline. We haven't seen anything like then quite some time. I'm just throwing that out there as we head into the fourteenth of september
MarketFoolery
This Stock Is the Gift That Keeps on Giving
"Got more tech related earnings. We're going to start with the chip maker. Invidia second quarter. Revenue came in higher than expected and management's guidance for third quarter revenue was also higher than analysts were expecting and shares of invidia up six percent. This on the surface looks pretty good. What does it look like underneath the surface. It's the gift that keeps on giving. I mean like the jelly of the month club. I mean total revenue up sixty eight percent here revenue for the the outlook. Like you were talking about chris. Six point eight billion you know for the third quarter of fiscal twenty twenty two that is definitely higher than analysts expected. I have been calling this a data center company. That does gaming. I'm going to say i was wrong about this. Only in the sense of this quarter because boy this quarter in video gaming business was absolutely and fogo on fire up. Eighty five percent to three point. Six billion up eleven percent from the previous quarter. This i mean it is still very much a cloud story here chris because for those who do not know invidia has arguably the top rated cloud gaming business in the world in g force now and that is now supporting over more than one thousand games on old computers in videos really killing it here now. The data center business. Chris was up thirty five percent. It's still a phenomenal business. And i think when you think about invidia it just does more stuff than you think it does like. It doesn't just make chips it makes these graphs cards that go into your gaming console. They also make servers that go into data centers. They are making a cloud gaming service that people like and are actually using. They're making software for doing ai. Tooling
Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
True or False: Debunking Money Myths
"True or false lease like our. It's simple cheap. False car-leasing is one of the biggest scams in the finance world. Carleen plans were invented by the car companies. Why the heck do you think created them in the first place or funsies for charity. Now they did not. They did it to make money for them and not for you. And i'm not on their side. I'm on yours drawer false. You can negotiate your credit card rate true. I've done this a bunch of times. I've helped listeners negotiate with their own credit card companies. in fact everything is negotiable. So ask for what you want or you'll never get it the end drawer. False package deals always offer the best breaks false ish if you're moving into a new apartment and you think you'll be using cable wifi and a landline. Sure you'll save money on a package deal but are you actually using the lamb line or are you just paying for it because the website says it can save you big big bright all caps bubble letters and are you actually going to watch any of those premium channels. I wouldn't so if you're not planning to use all of the programs in the package no matter what it says in those all caps promotions. The cartman you is the way you wanna go true or false you can use your full spending limit on your credit card false. I know if you get approved for a five thousand dollar credit limit you think the limit is five thousand dollars but if you max out your credit card your score is going to take a major hit so your actual spending max should be between thirty and thirty five percent of what you're on. Paper spending limit is true or false. You will need to make a will no matter how much money you have true. There is a common misconception that you only need to write a will. If you're a mega rich bitch. Living in a mega mansion. That is not true. Even if you're not a rich bitch yet you probably have some assets and if you don't have a will the state will decide what happens to those assets and of the state you better than you know yourself probably not so get that will done because where there's will there's a way
Tesla Daily: Tesla News & Analysis
Heres Why Tesla Is so Important
"Everybody raum our here and today we're gonna be talking about a couple of really important reports. First tesla's most recent impact report which has a ton of fascinating details and it won't go through the highlights. There that release also coincided with a huge new report on climate change by the will spend some time on that as well and then we've got a few other quick hits of news which will run through at the beginning. Quick look at tesla stock another relatively low volume day to day to start the week off just under fifteen million shares traded but tussles up two point one percent on the day to seven hundred and thirteen dollars. Seventy six cents that compared to the nasdaq up about two tenths of a percent. Cosstalk did see an upgrade today from jeffries and almost philippa who schwa- upgrading from neutral to buy which as we've talked about upgrades like that where they're actually rewriting. The stock those are more significant to analysts than press targeted adjustments. But that being said he did increase his price. Target from seven hundred dollars per share up to eight hundred fifty. From the note quote valuing tesla is as challenging as ever we raise our discounted cash flow base price target from seven hundred dollars to eight hundred fifty dollars on higher profitability and accelerated growth. While at thirty five percent five year compound annual growth rate. we remain below tessa. Guidance of fifty percent as trend growth desa currently trades on nine times revenue and sixty two times earnings before interest and tax a level disconnected with auto multiples but in our view more consistent with net growth lack of legacy issues and wider addressable markets including energy generation and storage and one. Quick little note here. Just because i do see these inflated allot tesla has guided for greater than fifty percent growth compounded annually for vehicle deliveries. That doesn't necessarily mean revenue would grow at fifty percent. Plus obviously it very well could but that's not what tesla has specified so to me. It's not super clear but it does look like in this case. Jefferies is comparing their revenue forecasts tesla's vehicle delivery guidance and tennessee that a lot so just wanted to point that out next year. We've got an update on giga texas. From joe tag mayer. He does drawn flyovers there and remember last week. We had talked about him here. He that tussle was going to be doing a test. Production run for the mentawai next week. Which would not be this week
AP News Radio
AP-NORC Poll: Most Unvaccinated Americans Don't Want Shots
"A new poll suggests most Americans not yet vaccinated against covert nineteen are not likely to get the shots at all the poll by the Associated Press NO RC center for public affairs research found forty five percent of the unvaccinated adults surveyed say they definitely will not get a shot in thirty five percent say they probably won't just three percent say they definitely will get the vaccine and another sixteen percent say they probably will those not likely to get a shot express doubts the vaccines will work against the aggressive delta variant despite evidence they do nationally the CDC says fifty six point four percent of all Americans including children have received at least one dose of the vaccine and vaccinations are starting to increase in some lacking states were covered nineteen cases arising including Arkansas Florida Louisiana Missouri and Nevada I'm Ben Thomas
AP News Radio
Arkansas Exceeds 1,000 New Virus Cases for Third Day in Row
"Kobe nineteen cases are increasing in many states but Arkansas leads the country with the most new cases per capita Arkansas state health department says there have been more than a thousand new coronavirus cases each day for the past three days the highest rate in the nation according to Johns Hopkins University Arkansas has now seen more than three hundred fifty five thousand cobit cases since the pandemic began only about thirty five percent of the state's population has been fully vaccinated Missouri and Kansas also with low vaccination rates are also seeing a surge in infections due to the spread of the highly contagious delta variant I'm Jackie Quinn
NBC Nightly News
Long Airport Lines, High Gas Prices Expected This Weekend
"It's a july fourth getaway looking more like a thanksgiving trouble rush from the roads to the airports forty eight million of us probably more are on the move. The second busiest independence day weekend ever. Yeah excited to get out of the house like everyone else and we're paying more at just about every turn hotel prices up to thirty five percent more over. Last year rental car prices up eighty six percent and gas prices are rebounding along with the economy now. Averaging three twelve a gallon nearly a dollar more than a year ago. Bob jackson gassing up in philly they get enough here to get over the bridge by new jersey where people californians are paying the most four twenty eight a gallon. Mississippians are paying the least to seventy five. While the vast majority of us are traveling by car. Two point one million people went through. Tsa check points on thursday people already. People can't wait to get out. Can't wait because the surge airline traffic came on so fast. Many airlines weren't ready didn't have enough planes now. Planes are full. United airlines ceo. Scott kirby now expects a surge of returning business travelers in the fall. I think zoom is going to be a great replacement for phone calls. But it's not going to be a great replacement for in person interacts. Meanwhile amid a staggering. Thirty two hundred reports of bad passenger behavior this year including onboard fights. The faa is now using children to appeal to adults to behave. Fighting is not good. When you're on a plate yell and they hugo that stuff i would be really scared destructive pilot against that guy
Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy Podcast
"thirty five percent" Discussed on Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy Podcast
"The therapist and the atp supplier person to make it really clear that we're not just getting the soon we'll see you in five years because a lot of people just don't think that way clients. We really need to see you. In an ongoing. So let's say we see you. Every six months at first is there is nothing worse. Jays their best in all of us as therapists having somebody come back and they didn't sitting so uncomfortable for like two years ray. You're just thinking my god him. She didn't call us soon. Just making them except to see them back for review right right and i think that's a great point to clashes listening to this navy working in the inpatient rehab setting with so many working in homecare or in allocations on our other settings And you may not be the one who initially prescribes the wheelchair but that ongoing Check in about the wheelchairs functionality. It's needed clients needs whether it be from comfort respective from a safety perspective from caregivers perspective. I think those are things that we could overlook easily and you know. He's so focused on the body. That's in front of us but not think about kind of the kind of participation activity level and the wheelchairs a main component of that activity and participation levels so checking in about equipments. I think there's something that we as missions can do a little bit more regularly on especially since we probably would be able to access an atp a little bit easier than a client mind or a supplier a little more comfortable on facilitating conversation and reaching out to help them. Access that resource. That's really it's also important to ask about ongoing home. Accessibility in transportation is those things change as we know. It's it's sad to find out. Oh well a can't use their power wheelchair anymore because they don't have any way to transport it or work in their house that rex right. Yeah it's funny lee on sometimes forget that our clients are people live soon that they move. They have changes failing dynamics and relationships and not to forget that wheelchair situation may be influenced or e influenced by the activity. You're the participation in some of those other. It's a really good point. So we've talked a little bit about the process of helping individuals. Acquire a customized chair. We've talked about things that the clinician can contribute to that process in some common challenges that eat. we've seen in our practices. Are there any of our things that you wish therapists new If you had to kinda give some pearls of wisdom or some little tips the trade so this is almost more of an operational thing. But it has become extremely important in the seating and we were all and that's making sure that your documentation includes ruling out lesser caustic with nets. In many in many cases it makes absolutely no sense to therapists that he or she says in their documentations person has no sitting balance. But i have to rule out walking. But it's our just in the company that i work thirty to thirty five percent of all claims are ended or denied because there does not rule out less your allstate women's It's kind of like what happened with medicare several years ago. Where they start. They changed their rules. stringent So to many medicare medicaid and private insurers so that can actually increase your evaluation to your client. Finally guests the chair by you. Know couple of months which is obviously not acceptable right so when it saw therapist should indicate that they may have tried a lesser. He's of equipments or at least Indicates reasoning in their letter medical necessity. Why other civil appointments are less costly but would not be feasible. Yes so for example. Some some funders will to know why a group to share. Which is that for. Very basic power with captain seating sitting on top. I won't bat workers client said and you're thinking will obviously it will work. I need any to cheer that has tilts plus refine so it's ruling out why that work and then ruling in why you need that other chair so that you can do. Multiple power visas with those concepts are something that every. Atp suppliers should now and they can help you per funder that. That's that's the big point right. There actually is a grid way to access that information. But he wants it on the new motion website Sizzler is exactly dot com. Under medical professionals and the document library we actually compiled a guide to ruling out lesser cost. The equipments is specifically for therapists. Excellent i think another thing to remember for inpatient there. This is how important in is to adapt the chairs that they are in as impatient to meet their needs and be constantly changing those. I know that not every rehab unit or hospital has appropriate equipment. Just have to get creative with it like talking earlier about using duct tape in blocks. You can do things if say have most. Everybody has a recliner. Can't tell you how many people have seen with. gb is sitting in a recliner they're always sliding out is causing. You know what happens is a lot of pastoral issues could be avoided by positioning people. From the beginning ca. Do fixed tilt in a recliner. Back angle is nice because you can open that a making into fixed tilt sir you know piece of wood whatever you need to do under the seat to raise it up to a bench. Yeah well thank you. That's the word else. Okay yeah i think that's a really great point. As clinicians were really excited to progress to challenge our clients with their strength with their mobility upright mobility skills And sometimes we forget to also progress there seating system Which can as you mentioned either. Kinda hold them back from Overall progression or can actually contribute to some additional impairments. Additional problems Which is exactly opposite. We're trying to help them get better and get moving more. And you know look better. Any less help We don't wanna inadvertently stop on additional impairments that they now have to address as well so Keeping up with with these clients which is sometimes can be can be tricky right they. Sometimes i make it wrapping Making rapid changes they're progressing. Were hoping they're getting better So we need to really be on our toes to keep up with them in every aspect and that includes their seeding system iran for sure which they are in a lot of time in that. Your you've lost to lift term out that time patient spends sitting or laying in bed when they're read a fortune.
Pop Fashion
Jeweler Alex and Ani Files Bankruptcy After Rapid Expansion
"Jewelry company alex and ani has filed for chapter eleven bankruptcy protection the company which was known. Pretty much only for bangle bracelets. The company blames cova mostly and it's clear that's a factor like in twenty twenty. Their revenue fell forty percent but his company's financial struggles started long before this pandemic began. And i'm just going to tell you a tiny bit about things that happened because this has multiple layers so a couple of things that became roadblocks for this company. So in december of twenty eighteen bank of america cut off the company's line of credit. Oh and the day ah-ha yup and the following summer alex and ani sued for gender discrimination in claim that it had been treated differently because it was led by a woman that suit which was dropped a month after it was filed said that sales had declined around eighty million and the alex an anti couldn't pay vendors so there's a red flag even if they like settled this Alleged discrimination claim. There's a clear financial disconnect here. There was also illegal. Back and forth last year between the company's founder carolyn rafi allen and investment firm lion capital which owns the majority of the company. Apparently she borrowed five million dollars from line capital and never paid it back shift. You just sometimes forget to pay back five million lisa. She just forgot and to resolve the legal battle between them. She sold her remaining stake in the company to them which was thirty five percent. Holy mess so as of last year. The founder of this company was no longer involved so the company is also in a whole like metric ton of debt which is really what it comes down to like ultimately when you're filing for bankruptcy doesn't so much that you need to figure out they owe money to a bunch of landlords which makes sense you know malls and stuff during the pandemic they also more than one hundred seventy five thousand dollars to an entire town in rhode island
Citations Needed
"thirty five percent" Discussed on Citations Needed
"This is a major symmetry we we. We never would say that. Putin was into invading primera. We would never say that china was somehow tricked into subjugating the population this kind of the war crimes. Us commits the only ones that have this kind of psychological cutesy would see liberal narrative. And this is this is partly. I think why these kind of total leising sinister terms that we talk about in this episode are so revealing because the reason why we don't use those terms symmetrically with respect to the us. Because if you did that. You would have to eliminate this kind of bumbling empire schtick or this kind of fall from grace good intentions gone wrong narrative and so we use the leising sinister language which again this language of regime and strongman speaks to clean up top down total rising motives and intention whereas the us disparate connected series of bumbling departments were always of pissing one. Another off one thing. I want to touch on before we let you go is what i believe to be. Some kind of racial subtext of some of these terms specifically with an understanding that slavic countries russia can be kind of quasi racialized but even setting that aside terms strongmen terms like firebrand terms like cult of personality with respective in swail. We discussed earlier that several of the discussions of job as culture personality really kind of ignored or mocked or kind step over some cultural differences within venezuela's specifically the way animism informs catholicism or informs people's understanding of people who've passed in the afterlife right and madero and other leaders they use this to effects because that's a sort of culturally specific thing that's all ignored. And we get this kind of cartoon. Look at these stupid people worship yugoslavia's never mind that they may have worshiped him because he reduce poverty by thirty five percent. But but i want to talk about some of the racial subtext of of these terms in how that other jim you talked about is boosted by sort of propped. Up by some of these racial subtext. Well you know. I mean masses talk about masses of people masses are always brown people who just sort of mindlessly follow a leader are always black and brown people people who are whether they're in other countries or in this country people who are their votes are based on emotion. You know they're not intellectual. They're just this role they just vote based on their emotions. Those are always black and brown people. It's very racialized. It's extremely racialized in terms of what communities again whether they are in haiti or in detroit are seen as needing wiser hem white heads to come in and show them. They're better interests. You know what is flint have an emergency manager. What is detroit. Have an emergency manager. You know it's all very much racialized in terms of who are seen as people who think for themselves And might be confused or deceived and who are people who are just kind of mindlessly following a leader and need somebody else to come in and help them. It's very much racialized. I think you're absolutely right about bad. It's very much a racialized kind of imagery. One of the fundamental myth of white.
The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss
"thirty five percent" Discussed on The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss
"Thanked her and told her that i wasn't interested in writing an essay coming okay and i should just back up and say that at that point. I was about two months out from a bone marrow. Transplant and bone marrow transplant as this incredibly risky procedure. And my doctors had told me that. I had about thirty five percent chance of long term survival and so that just to give you the context of the frame of mind that i was in so i took a deep breath and i told this editor that what i actually wanted to do was to write a weekly column to right from the trenches of treatment without knowing how my story was going to end and to really give ink to that experience of illness in use and then i went on and said you know maybe if there could be a video component that would be really cool to know how hard it can be. Read when you're sick. I want to make this project is accessible as possible. And i went on and on and on and stopped and was immediately horrified by everything that i just blurted out because all of this of course would have seen incredibly presumptuous to pre diagnosis me pre diagnosis. Me would have been grateful for you. Know a fact checking position or an unpaid internship. But the truth was that i didn't have the health or the time to pursue those kinds of things and in a strange way my circumstances and my cancer and my prognosis had made me brayson and the editor was quiet for a minute and said all right. We'll try it for a couple of installments and see how it goes. That is an amazing media. Thought was shut now. Eight hundred actually figured out how to pull this off. Listen expecting that. I love the story for so many reasons and to highlights a few things for me number one. Is that by creating a blog and beginning to publish and take it.
AP News Radio
Study Blames Climate Change for 37% of Global Heat Deaths
"A new study blames climate change for thirty seven percent of global heat deaths more than one third of the world's he deaths each year or do directly to global warming that's according to the latest study to calculate the human cost of climate change dozens of researchers who looked at he tests in seven hundred and thirty two cities around the globe from nineteen ninety one to twenty eighteen calculated that thirty seven percent were due to higher temperatures from human caused warming the study in the journal nature climate change found about thirty five percent of heat deaths in the U. S. can be blamed on climate change that's a total of more than eleven hundred deaths a year in about two hundred cities I'm surely after
AP News Radio
Stars Carry Clippers at Mavs Again, 106-81 Rout Evens Series
"The only clippers rout of the Dallas Mavericks one oh six eighty one even up their first round playoff series at two games apiece with game five in LA on Wednesday the road team has won every game in the series clipper set the tone early led by nine after one by sixteen at halftime and coasted the rest of the way clippers held a mass to just thirty five percent from the field just five of thirty from long range why Leonard led the clippers with twenty nine points well look at dodges playing with a neck strain had nineteen to lead the man's Bob Stevens Dallas
Denver Real Estate Investing Podcast
"thirty five percent" Discussed on Denver Real Estate Investing Podcast
"The rent doing meaning term rentals or are some optionality on here as well they want to really get creative cafo like one or two units. I know one of them. Is they get now. So that'd really cool opportunity. I think to do that to one of them. All right so moving on last segment of this i live were doing. Your is a commercial office building that also half springs suppressed. Why pull up that. Spreadsheet gave everyone the rundown on the on the property and the clients and the situation. Yeah absolutely so These were some by our clients. We were working with that We're looking to place. Some capital from some previous properties that they had liquidated And originally we were looking in kind of the multifamily space in trying to find a deal around and as we know like we've talked about already inventories pretty low and some of those deals you know just aren't aren't that great on the spreadsheet so we started expanding our horizons a little bit and looking around and came across an off market Office building opportunity down in springs and after doing some research and check it out and looking around Based on what the market had given us and what we could see everywhere else. We knew that this was a really really good opportunity so the location on this place was great Very well maintained property What's really cool about. This is especially for an eight unit. you know commercial. Property didn't have a whole lot of common area. Every th- every unit had an exterior entrance. So there wasn't a ton of interior maintenance issues or things like that for for the buyers And you know that cuts down on a lot of the maintenance issues. Everything separately metered. Everything was was good to go and had all long term tenants in place. Okay yep so. What was the down. Payment appropriate like this So this Ended up being about thirty five percent Like i said our clients liquidates property so they had a little bit extra cash..
Kush Conversations
"thirty five percent" Discussed on Kush Conversations
"When i was getting into this. I didn't know how to start the social media sites. That's my fucking. Hey i i still now. It's mandatory his job in the industry and everything else now Rookie showers. what we're talking about. I do that all the time. Just i about talking about. I don't know. I forgot to your. I'm with you come here curtain. I don't know i forgot august relic all. We were talking about bad cartridges. That's what away one to the conversations. Were everybody always freeze everything because we all just so sto alphabrain to what the fuck. I'm not about to go balls deep on another dab so so got his thirty five percent as you're saying bad cards. Can we take a positive ready to take a hit. I heard of some mobile cards in cars. This is four or five months ago brand iverson. there's not bad coniston. That spencer is there has been. There's moldy products. There's all kinds of stuff that i've been. I did a lot of people who email me and message me. A lot of you know this happened to me in the seventy and you need to do something about it or whatever it is do you think's you're really really dry dry. I can understand. Its corporate cannabis. They're trying to pump announced massive standard. It's not dry and insuring it properly. The mold is a non-starter period. That is just ridiculous. Lesson that needs dealt with a media the that stuff. I can't live where i work record. But it's working in candidate. Industries is definitely. I'll ask you know the weed that goes into. The dispensaries dislike some of his great. But it's kinda like restaurants man like everyone knows that back in the kitchen. There's some pretty nasty stuff going on but you don't care began as good. She is like that. Every way. Iraq might question is because i've never come across moldy weed if i were to go to a disco. How would i know that it's moldy. You're not gonna know so you open it up us existing. I suggest illinois is. I say you know doing a parking lot. But i guess that's actually legal container car yet but when you get home you fill yourself carrying your bag inside. Open your bank on camera. Open your package and look at because if you don't do that it's a lot harder to refund and go back and say hey i don't want this. I want my money because they just. It's really hard to get a refund in illinois dispensaries some dispensary way harder than others But i suggest you do that. Everything on record. I always tell these you know business and cultivators that i talk to the president's if you think that you're getting away with some you're not getting away with these illinois trees. The i'll trees guys. Thanks stop these. People are falling there. They know exactly what you're doing. They know what projects putting out. And they're so the whole cana fan equal. You're not hiding anything from.
ABA Inside Track
"thirty five percent" Discussed on ABA Inside Track
"A lot of the articles that we read for this week. Spoiler intent is in there. It's a part of the definition. Yeah yeah so so again. We might get a little bit into. Does it matter whether there's an to repeated attempt. But i think when we talk about bullying we're really talking about a really wide swath of different types of behavior in which we're assuming a function that may or may not exist and so again. What can behavior analysis bring to a discussion of what bullying behavior is. You know. I think there are some nice things that we can use to collaborate with some of the other fields such as education or even like criminology. That are doing research into bully work. So is bullying a real problem or is it something that you just saw in a movie and like boomer kids when they were writing their scripts for movies in the eighties brought into bigger existence. And yes bullying is is a global phenomenon. About thirty five percent of children will either be perpetrators of or victims of bullying somewhat in their lifespan. And for victims this can lead to some really negative outcomes suicidal aviation low self esteem for both the bullies and their victims increase risks of weapon-carrying and drug use and bullying can even impact long term mental health. So certainly you can see longer term anxiety feeling of loneliness even psychotic symptoms definitely things like depression sleeping problems rather psychosomatic symptoms. And certainly if you are a bully perpetrator so the person who is bullying others. You also have a much higher risk of then later leading to either. Further by violent behavior if untreated as well as high correlation with low academic achievement and then truancy during the school years as well. So whether you're talking about school or after school people who are engaged in bullying either on the delivery or receiving end really do need assistance in order to avoid a whole host of other problems. And i'm sure many of you out there like why knew a kid who bullied me and i'm fine and that's great..
Broke Millennial Finance Podcast
"thirty five percent" Discussed on Broke Millennial Finance Podcast
"Him debating with him and somewhere attacking him is a bit weird and narcissistic degree. If you're listening along. I'm sorry you you're kind of weird like that. So he was trying to like. I guess he was defending himself to a certain point and then he did say he started saying snarky things as well. I don't know why i don't care. Twitter people say stupid things on twitter. All the time had a president saying lot of stuff on twitter. It's fine man it's twitter. I don't pay too much mind to it. What the market does and if the market does you've got to kind of take a look at it as well so i believe there was one point. He said it's not green. He said is decentralized it's not decentralizes highly centralized because he he linked to forbes article where a coal mine in china burnt down or something happened and thirty five percent of the hash rate dropped. Which kind of like lose to. Oh look it's thirty. Five percent of his in china dude. That seems fairly centralized and again. I'm not gonna get into the point of what that means what the hash rate on now is just not. I'm not getting into that. it's a little. I don't even fully comprehend him myself for me to explain it to someone about may or may not have any crypto knowledge at all so. Let's just ignore that but he was saying it's centralized it's high fees all that other good stuff as well which is bad for crypto. I agree. Bitcoin does have very high fees so does the serum has these insanely gas fees. There's a lot of other cryptos out there like bitcoin. Cash is a very good alternative where the fees are insanely low. And i think it's scalable again. Like i said these other bitcoin specifically their staple coins. It's it wasn't meant to be like this thing. Do the creator who knows where even is soccer. Soccer toshi nakaboto. I believe you. Dudes gone man. there's no development. Yeah there's developers will like it was a staple coin and it's there like there's very little development dumbass but again he started feuding over there and he started talking to these alleged scammers and agreeing with them and then again like i said he kept saying these things and then i won't point. He's some dude was like. I think he was like these mask. Maximalists are attacking you. I wouldn't be surprised. If tesla dumped bitcoin holdings bhai next quarter and indeed basically he implied oh we dumped it and boom another slide. Hat dude is insane. He is killing my portfolio. Like again he just said that it kept sliding kept sliding and i believe just today a or maybe in the morning in the am. I don't know when these guys sleep. Man they just read all day. He said just to clarify any speculation. Tesla has not dumped. It's bitcoin holdings in the crypto market. Shot right back up. I think it went up by ten percent or something from the down. it was at like it was. It's insane it's insane. It's massive these guys insane now to to just basically a high level summary of what happened to you now as an investor if you're scared if your foaming if you're like flooding what what do you do. Let's say you're you're not a twenty seventeen vet like me what do you. What are you supposed to so to give you some perspective. Like listen dude. If i'll always said this is an insanely insanely insanely risky. Asset and again. This is not financial advice..
Talking Tech
FCC Wants to Help Americans Pay for Broadband
"So mike you were recently about. Nfc program to help americans pay for their broadband right. That's correct and it's officially up and running. Now it's called the emergency broadband benefit program and it was part of the roughly nine hundred billion covid. Nineteen relief package passed by congress in december twenty twenty and signed by president trump after that within the package was three point. Two billion set aside for the federal communications commission to cover the program what it does provide a discount of up to fifty dollars a month toward broadband bills for eligible households and up to seventy five a month for households on qualifying tribal lands eligible. Households also can receive a one time discount up to one hundred dollars to buy a laptop or desktop computer or tablet from participating providers. They contribute more than ten dollars but less than fifty dollars to the purchase. How do you know if you qualify for this. Well we have appropriate in my story on tech that usa today dot com. But here's some information. For instance if you qualify for the lifeline program a program that helps low income. Americans purchase broadband access. You automatically qualify for this. You also qualify. If you're on medicaid or your partner you participate in the snap program also eligible as any home with an income at or below one hundred thirty five percent of the federal poverty guidelines. So math is involved as are those in the free and reduced lunch school program school lunch program. I should say in school breakfast. Program and homes for students who are pell. grant recipients also eligible. Some homes have had substantial loss of income since february. Twenty nine twenty twenty like i said my story has links to all these spots and how to figure out whether you qualify. You can also go to the site. You could probably find it there. But i would suggest coming to my story overall. There's about eight hundred twenty. Five broadband providers wired and wireless participate in the program including names like. At and t. comcast t molin
WSJ What's News
35% of Americans Are Fully Vaccinated Against Coronavirus
"According to the cdc more than thirty five percent of the us population is already fully vaccinated and over forty. Six percent of the population has gotten at least one dose. Some health officials have said eighty percent of americans would need to be vaccinated to reach herd immunity but today at the wall street journal's future of everything festival surgeon general vivek murthy says he's focusing more on vaccination and infection rates herd. Immunity is not a switch on and off where suddenly we hit the threshold. There's own action. This is more of a. I would say incremental improvement they will see with with some big jumps along the way he also said. A vaccine waiver would be a step to increase global supply vaccines needed. And he's not concerned that sharing the intellectual property of covid nineteen vaccine patents will make drug manufacturers less interested in developing vaccines in the future in my conversations with a number of the companies who the past many months. I know that One that they know that the these markets are gonna be robust. They're going to be there for them in the future. But i think they also recognize that there are moments like this when all of us have to step up whether governments or companies or individuals and figure out how we're gonna vaccinate the world in the most accessible way
The Peter Schiff Show Podcast
"thirty five percent" Discussed on The Peter Schiff Show Podcast
"I happen to have met. Because she was vacationing here in puerto rico and i got to spend some time with her and i thought she was a very impressive woman. a good conversation but in that monologue is mother comes out towards the end and he's going to give her a mother's day gift because of course mother's day was the next day and she says. I hope it's not doj coin and allow unless replies. It is right. that was the first mention. But then you know in weekend. Update he was asked to describe doj coin and at one point he had to concede that. It's a hassle right. That was basically it and that's really what started to collapse though. I think the price of doj coin started sell off almost immediately as elon. Musk took the stage in other words. They couldn't really wait for anything to be said. I mean they were so anxious to sell the news that they started selling almost immediately. And i think the price of doj coin drop by about thirty five percent while the show was still going on so during the span of the ninety minute show. There was a thirty five percent. Drop maybe forty percent in those coined in fact as i'm recording. Now i think it's bounced back off the lows but the market cap is around fifty nine billion and i think it was over ninety billion when i was recording saturday. Show but it's not just doj cornered sold off other than if theory which continues to make new highs. All the crypto currencies. Were selling off. Bitcoin is about fifty five thousand and change fifty five thousand two hundred fifty five thousand three hundred as i am recording this podcast again. Everybody fought that the elon musk. Snl appearance was going to be a catalyst to expand the audience. Right get new people into cryptocurrencies. And so all the cryptos were supposed to rise as a result of this additional publicity and all sorts of snl viewers who maybe weren't into gripped. Oh now buying it. Because they saw elon. Musk on saturday. Night live but instead of that happening all the cryptos are down and again. I think cryptocurrencies are trading with these high risk tech stocks. And again all the people who think oh the reason. Gold isn't rising because of inflation is because it's no longer than inflation hedge because people are buying bitcoin instead of goal will if that were true. Why aren't they buy bitcoin. Today we got a much bigger than expected. Inflation number and bitcoin is down not up. Bitcoin is going down. Simply because all the other speculative high risk assets are going down. Bitcoin is going down along with those. I don't think. Bitcoin is going down for the same reason. That goal is going down. I think it's going down for different reason. Because and bitcoin have nothing in common as much as the crypto people want to market. Bitcoin is digital goal is not digital. Anything it's a digital lottery ticket accept. It only pays off if somebody else is dumb enough to buy it from you but what i thought was really interesting about the whole ilan moss. Snl experience was the way. Cnbc covered the whole thing because they pretty much devoted the entire day of programming on monday to ilan mosque and bitcoin. They could not get enough of that story. I mean they love cryptocurrencies..
Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal
Local Governments Promoting Incentives to Encourage Covid Vaccinations
"According to the centers for disease control just a bit more than forty six percent of the entire. us population. that's everybody has gotten at least one dose of covid vaccine thirty five percent is fully vaccinated but things are slowing down. Millions of people are still hesitant and herd. Immunity is for now maybe not looking so great so local governments are partnering with businesses to offer free stuff in exchange for getting a shot incentives matter that we know but do they work. Marketplace's kristen schwab has more on that. The mission to get more vaccines into people's arms is starting to take on a bit of an oprah. winfrey vibe. west. Virginia is giving one hundred dollars savings bonds to adults under thirty. Five main is offering free hunting and fishing licenses and in new orleans a pound of crawfish. Incentives are nice. Because they're the bronx near leading people toward something in a positive way. Knoll brewer researches vaccination behavior at the university of north carolina. He says incentives appeal to people across party. Lines and studies show. They increase vaccine uptake by about eight percent. If the incentive is of value mario macho is a behavioral economist at johns hopkins. There are costs and benefits to any any action and a person engages in the action if her perceived benefits exceed her received. The costs costs can be literal like to and from a vaccination site. The biden administration has partnered with uber and lift to provide free rides but benefits can also offer people. Something they want. New jersey is running a shot and a beer program macho says this can make a needle in the arm. Seem fun ause you. They might go without with a friend or a group of friends and get vaccinated together and then go out and get their free beer and incentives. Like new york's free tickets to a mets or yankees game. Also whisper freedom like. Hey remember when we high five strangers after home runs without fear gretchen chapman who studies vaccine behavior at carnegie mellon says incentives usually work on people who only need a little push and researchers. Don't know if they'll work for the covid vaccine like to have for others
MarketFoolery
FuboTV Shares Rise on Better-Than-Expected Q1 Results, Subscriber Growth
"Percent this morning. After these streaming sports company raised guidance for the full fiscal year this was after revenue more than doubled in the first quarter. A how how. How real is this rise in the stock because this is i'm not hating on fubo. Tv but my first thought. When i saw this was. I wonder how much of this is a short squeeze so interesting survey. They grew their subscriber base at five hundred ninety thousand paid subscribers their total revenue like you said grew hundred and thirty five percent year over year. Two hundred nineteen point seven million their advertising revenue actually two hundred six percent to twelve point six million their subscription revenue increase two hundred and thirty one percent. So it's reaching a lot of subscribers but it still their overall base is still not Not massive in the way that you might expect some other streaming platforms if you think of streaming a lot of people think of youtube tv or who are net flex so this is still a very small player in the space like you said. It really focuses on sports so it is there. It has a lot of sports offerings. It also has forty three of the top fifty networks one hundred twelve channels so theoretically. It's for everyone but definitely for that. sports fanatic. And you're not to be interested in it. So the they mentioned launching a betting platform as well So like like. I said they have a pretty small base Their market caps only two point four billion in a really massive a massive area with a lot of tailwinds as people are getting more and more into court. Cutting you still see about seventy eight million people in the us with legacy cables that there are still people who need to come come over to the other side and court cut so it was a really really stellar quarter really stellar start fubo As as people see that pent up demand going back into live sports but because that basis so small. It's really impressive. But it's still not these staggering numbers. You come to associate On netflix hulu. It really is going to be
Core Confidence Life
"thirty five percent" Discussed on Core Confidence Life
"We'll have divorce ninety one. That's higher than the average national Thirty five only thirty five percent of men who come from fatherless homes Have the same odds. So you're looking at those aspects of how do we make a better nation because we're clearly having some struggles and you mentioned something that we've been talking about on the show Lately is gratitude and things like that. So what would you say would be someone who's listening right now and ila. How do how do people bring more gratitude and love in their life. Like how do we go about. This is every day as s people. Yeah i love that. I love how and you probably do this. But just being thankful for the little things like i travel so much every time. I don't care what happens on the fight. I mean you know. Obviously you wanna smooth flight. And i want that but i landed y- It's a looking for the little details. I love that naive rampart. This practice of just writing down the things you've been thankful for for that day and then reflecting taking a moment to reflect on your week and just see what what could happen. What laughter did i have. What joy did i have this week. those are great practices and what i noticed over time as you know how. You're so focused on the negative right even in the person you're dating right or whatever you look at them and you're like oh that's you know they have this flaw are this issue or they're making me annoyed it in this thing. Well what happens over time as you focus on gratitude is you your whole life becomes so much more enjoyable because you're focused on the positive and what we focus on expanse so we're focused on the negative you're going to have a negative if you focus on the positive even if it's hard to find the at first that's gonna support you in every other area row by new you're so right in many in things said well..
Ponderings from the Perch
"thirty five percent" Discussed on Ponderings from the Perch
"Small businesses what are opportunities to change your tech stack or a new business practices partners. You know i think. A lot of practical advice was was missing and not a lot of conferences. were just on autopilot of. we're gonna have another conversation and how to create segmentation models. Nobody cares about that. When their businesses you know is down thirty five percent year over year. And so i think for me. I always try to be cognizant of like what can i. What can i tell people that. A is is pertinent to what's going on in the world in their business right now and be packs in the most amount of information in the shortest period of time and i'm grateful that i went to journalism school and south storyteller. Hannah's of big. He's i think of what i do. Not just in my businessman insurance high communicate and i think being being more succinct to answer white. Nobody wants to watch a forty five minute presentation and wanna watch it ten or fifteen minute presentation. that's loaded with practical takeaways and then they can go back off line and get on with their day. Yes yeah well. Practical takeaways was was really the point. And and i'm very much in a growth mindset so i felt like not only was somebody able to really take kind of a first step but i felt like you know i'm i'm in third step of growth mindset but i still got a lot out of it and i think that's an interesting thing also when you're trying to give to a larger group is understanding people are at a different a different place in. Is this going to really well to a broad audience for sure. I think i think to a lot of what i see. Missing from presentations news could be research or business presentations. folks don't understand. Is that the hardest. Part of change is the behavioral heart. We can talk about new technologies and new services new ways of doing things until are willing to face. The truth matters that also requires a significant amount of trusted behavioral. Change if you will that make that leap and that's something. I learned the hard wagging trying to pivot from services.
Politics: Meet Me in the Middle
"thirty five percent" Discussed on Politics: Meet Me in the Middle
"The idea that the pentagon was found to be totally inaudible in how come we don't have a program that says well maybe it would be easier or a better philosophy to fund plan by saying it's going to be one third serious reconsideration in review of current government. Spending and two thirds is going to be paid for by tax. I find with trying to look at ways to get better contracts For the government. I do think certainly we should try to tighten any waste fraud and abuse. That is out there. The government has huge programs out there for people to file complaints that they see waste fraud abuse. You've got entire press corps out there who will report stories about a waste fraud and abuse if you actually look at the enormous number of government contracts. That happened every day from the federal government state and local government. You don't ask you read a huge number of stories about waste fraud and abuse but you will read some of them every now and then and those should be taken care of. It's not as if we could simply say oh would just going to change some processes here and then you come up with who joined dollars that that just isn't going to. We've talked about a corporate tax hike. The only tax. I'd really like to talk about is the idea of a global minimum tax basically asking other countries to cooperate with us. It's almost like when you're competing between different towns that want an amazon warehouse. And you say well. Let's cooperate and standardize are offering. It's not realistic cow. Are we going to other countries to agree to cooperate with us on such things as global minimum taxes. You know. I don't actually know the answer to that. I will look into that issue until you raise it. I had actually not not thought of that issue about a global tax. Let me let me look at issue. But i do want to talk about the corporate tax rate. The republican tax law took the corporate tax rate. Thirty five percent brought it down to twenty one percent at the same time. They actually raised taxes on middle class families across california because of the salt tax limit that they put in which i believe should be repealed..
Cardionerds
"thirty five percent" Discussed on Cardionerds
"We actually were very concerned about this shortness of breath and as part of our workup went ahead and got a test x. Ray for this patient. So the chest x ray showed that she was status. Booster mommy from heart transplant. She had cheaper for lapasset. In both lower lobes. There was some lumping of her of framing angles which was consistent with plural infusion to her elevated deed aymer. We went ahead and bought a cd angiogram of her chest lack any. This did not show a however we did see somebody Relations are at alexis also saw mosaic attenuation consistent with small airway disease which in her case was emphysema. The ekg showed signs that he guarded at a rate of about one hundred beats minute. She had a right on the ranch flock. There were some millimeter Leads one any of year. An se depressions in the infrared Leads now the plan from here on was to go ahead and get a bedside eco. So i called the money the early hours of the morning to come in and help me with a bedside eco. Why who's coming into the hospital. Let's look at their differential one more. How have we changed from where we were before now. Initially we were thinking this could be two main systems. This could either be pulmonary clause or a cardiac 'cause like karam. I'm starting to think now that this is unlikely to be honorary 'cause now we know she has copd but she has good erin tree on physical examination and she still doesn't have any wheezing. It's unlikely to be monja in the absence of a consolidation or fevers. We've ruled out the e by our cd. Angiogram of the chest. So now i'm starting to think that this is more cardiac in nature what could be it could certainly be. Acs because she has ekg with sem nations and an elevated proponent all that is very concerning but her symptoms also point towards a new onset congestive heart failure although she's usually make an appears to be a baseline wait. She has congestion on our chest. X ray and crackles on ostentation with an innovative bnp. So now get to the hospital. And when you see on the bedside eco. yeah thanks. Sean noticed that for the most part her yes looks at least moderately down to the f. About thirty five percent notable global hypoc. Anisa's i did note however on their lateral wall. Some regional variation will also really surprising to me. Was that evidence of moderate mitral regurgitation. So we follow that up with a formal education. This was fairly early in the morning. And the sinaga refers were able to come in and the formal echo showed that manos a good sonapur if confirmed the. Lv jackson was thirty five percent. There was global Any my our delegation with moderately decreased. rv sonic function. It was moderate mitral regurgitation. Mitral has been regurgitation mind pulmonary hypertension and a dilated inter. You're thinking about where we are right. Now you've got this patient. Who's got very clear evidence of cardiac injury right. You've got an elevated opponent you got. Ekg changes and you've got a depressed. Lv jackson fraction with global. Hypoc nieces in so. We know that she's got cardiac injury. Now we can think about like what are the causes of cardiac injury in in any patient. You'd think okays Injury microdyne stress cardiomyopathy tetra..
5 Things
Most Americans Support Tougher Guns Laws
"Americans support tougher gun laws. That's what new usa today. Ipsos poll found but is washington bureau. Chief susan page tells us republicans support has fallen and the issue is even more partisan than it was a few years ago. We took this poll on tuesday and wednesday right after that terrible mass shooting in boulder the second shooting in the space of a week in the united states. And it's similar to paul. We took about two years ago in august. Twenty nine thousand nine. That was also in the aftermath of two terrible shootings. The ones in el paso in dayton on the one hand. Two thirds of americans support tougher gun laws. So that's a really significant majority but the news poll is it. Support among republicans has fallen off a cliff when we asked this question two years ago. Fifty four percent of republicans a majority republicans supported stricter gun laws. That's dropped to a third thirty five percent.
The Property Couch
"thirty five percent" Discussed on The Property Couch
"But i've always kept things pretty simple and to me it's Side little singleton really investing in what we do know And it doesn't have to debate your your house if that's what it is if you have a successful business and you believe in yourself invest in yourself regardless which my always seems off anyway but you know a property pinal if you can obviously focused on building up super in the long term every dolly throwing is only being taxed at fifteen percent tax. Right you still want the tax books at this stage for when you drawing it out like super sexy for the younger gen if he just show you my statement. That's what i should. I think we're gonna link suba to us. It is al bank account. I think once you click onto the fact that people log onto their bank accounts all the time. And i say that pie going in yes highs in the log onto you soon and have a look at you soup especially have a look at it over the past twelve months. I mean it fell down what the market hit likes. Thirty five percent fell down to wash during march and then there was huge panic with people soup. That's why don't like it. Look at this and so on if you have looked at it since then harrow could it now And i think once you can relate that it's your bank accounts will then that changes everything. Then you want to get interested in. I kept well. This is my bank account. What what's it actually invested in. You know if you're twenty. Have you got room to dial up the risk. You know maybe maybe hadn't been maybe just in conservative might being counts g. Want to balance you've got control of this is your money and like i said before. Blame it on not going to get to my age sued and you gotta wonder. Oh i wished. I pay attention because it's it's easiest money sitting there so long as they don't stop it up and i get that and i get the concern about if the government tweaks it and changes it and so on but as it stands right now for my bus. It's one of the mice. Effective wealth creation strategies wave. Got understand your money. It's nobody else's you'll money beautiful now impact three and you book iffy. You talk about. Ticking off lofts milestones. That's that's i think. Some of the hardest work that any advisor has to do is actually trying to trying to get people to put in words or on piper water the top priority shot 'cause we you'll have hopes and dreams and organizing.
Mac OS Ken
Goldman Sachs way off in PC expectations, consumer and commercial sales up
"There's misreading the numbers then. There's yesterday's note from goldman sachs analyst rod hall. He and his missed expectations in the december quarter by a lot missing march. Twenty twenty four missing in june. Okay missing in september fine but the amount he missed nine months into the pandemic look. I'm not saying i could do it. But i'm also not getting paid. Who knows how many tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars to do it. Apple's read auto in part of a note whole wrote according to his firm's data. Pc shipments for the december quarter hit eighty nine point seven million units up twenty six percent year on year beating the bank's expectation by twenty one percent consumer side sales. Were up twenty. Seven percent beating their expectation by eighteen commercial. Sales were up. Twenty five percent beating their expectation by twenty four percent while he's apparently good at being wrong about computers. in general. We've come to know hall over the past couple of years for being wrong about apple in particular. Didn't used to be that way. Not sure what changed whatever it was. He doesn't appear to be changing back quoting his note. Apple rose thirty five percent year on year. End up with the sheriff fifteen percent up. One percentage point year-on-year that we note that. I'm wanting max where likely in short supply in the corridor. Quoting another part of his note. Hp lost share due to supply constraints while apple grew slightly faster than the market driven. In part by. Its new am one. Max looking ahead. We expect this general p strength to persist in the first half but we can in the second half driven by reopening as well as tougher compares to be fair hall said basically the same thing in a note back in december still do atypically typically apple three dot did not list halls rating and price target on apple shares. The last mentioned the boat was in the wake of apple's last call when hall stuck to his cell rating on apple shares. He did up as priced at that time. Though from eighty dollars to eighty three dollars since then shares have gotten as high as one hundred thirty seven dollars though. They've spent most of their time in the one hundred. Twenty something dollar range.
Entrepreneur on FIRE
The Single Fastest Way to Grow Your Email Marketing List with Adam Robinson
"What is the single fast way to grow your email marketing. Less breaking down force get emails. I can promise you is the single fastest way to grow your email marketing list. And here's what it does. So we've all set up pop up forms on our website. Some of us have gone even more sophisticated than that and done correggio stations with options and stuff like that no matter what. If you have the best pop up in the world you're going to capture three four maybe five percent of your anonymous website visitors in convert them to people who are on your email list and from that point you can indoctrinate them in one them up and you know the success from that point is in your hands. I have a method in. It's through a technology called identity resolution that there's this really elite group of enterprise marketers. That's aware of this. And what i wanted to do was basically give it to the world. what identity re resolution can do is. We can identify up to thirty five percent of your anonymous traffic. That's more than one out of three of the visitors that come to your website and we can pass you their email address their first and last name even their postal record so that you can legally in the united states market to them which is just phenomenally powerful considering that before this you were converting probably ninety percent less of those people and for the kicker it's around ten percent of the cost of actually acquiring an update on facebook so let's talk specifics because fire nation. Okay that's sounds good. How does this sounds like matching. Sounds like black magic but how specifically does actually work like walk us through this process will tell you exactly how it works so. There's no reason that you should know. This didn't find out until i became totally obsessed with the idea that this was possible. Which i learned through i own an email marketing company like convert kidder weber. Whatever and i heard of this. And i was just like this. Can't be real. How does this work. It's probably the same thing. You're thinking right now so turns out that there is something going on in the advertising network called d. de identifying of people right and basically what that does is it. It is a way to with no personally identifiable information. Follow us all around the internet so that we can then be grouped into audiences in sold to advertisers so that advertising can be shown to us by interest so as a sort of did that will make sense first of all like. There's this stuff happening on the background. And one of the ways it's done is it will take an email address on my email addresses. Adam at getty meals dot com. It'll convert it into this language called. Md five right in the thing about md. Five is that when you go from adam at getty meals dot com to the md five encrypted version of it you can never unencrypted as a human being right but what's interesting about md. Five is adam at getty meals dot com encrypts. The same way every single time right. So i'm going back to how this actually works. I just wanted to give a quick lecture on on that. I so there's two parts of this one is the identity part and we're part of a cookie pool. What cookie pool is is a bunch of email marketing companies. Like the one that i own robe league convert kit. Whoever in order to enhance their revenues we sell click in open data to these vendors. And what they'll do with. It is when i get an email newsletter from. Let's say mailchimp. If i open it or click on it. It knows my email address in it puts a cookie in my browser with that email address encrypted in it right without even knowing and this is compliant with all the privacy policies. This is like how the internet works right. So i very innocently. Look at this pair of shoes. In a newsletter i click on it and i now have a cookie in my browser that has this identifier it. Now what we do is we just wait for that cookie to come around to our customers website. In when we see that cookie we see that. Md five email address. Right so it's it's encrypted and we don't know what it is looking at it with the naked eye. The beautiful thing about md five is if on the other side of it. You had a database of every single email in the usa. You can convert all those two md fives and then just do a look up in unscrambling.
Daily Tech News Show
Intel buys time with 'retrofit' Rocket Lake desktop PC chips
"Intel fully unveiled at seven th gen core desktop chips also known as rocket lake s these the cypress cove architecture which is at fourteen nanometer implementation of the willow cove architecture also used in ten nanometer tiger. Lick chips for laptops. That's important to note because the top of the line said in the gen desktop chip the core. I nine eleven nine hundred k. Has eight cores and sixteen threads which is to fewer occurs and four or fewer threads than the previous ten th gen flagship. The idea is that the more efficient architecture makes for up for the drop in cores in threads but until would like you to ignore all of that and pay more attention to instructions per cycle because those are nineteen percent better now and that's fair that's fair since most games don't use multiple cores anyway and the new top chip reaches up to five point three gigahertz on a single core until touted a fourteen percent improvement on flight simulator at ten eighty p even on multi core functions to- claims it's eighty eight percent faster than its last gen ed video editing and thirty five percent faster than is rising nine thousand nine hundred x so the independent benchmarks will be important. There are other advantages though. Potentially the eleven gen chips also address sizable bar which is a frame rate boost to compatible graphics chips from nvidia an md. You also get support for usb three point two john to by two thunderbolt four. Ddr four thirty two hundred ram and twenty gen four pci lanes new five hundred series. Motherboards are coming but rocket lake s will also work with existing four hundred series boards over clockers. we'll get a new and updated features in until extreme tuning utility if you're wondering about price until eleven gen. Desktop processors are available now from eighty two dollars to up to five hundred thirty
Startup Talk Toronto's Startup Podcast
"thirty five percent" Discussed on Startup Talk Toronto's Startup Podcast
"Bothers them but they don't recognize it and they consistently fall back into the same traps and habits of getting stressed getting tense making poor decisions and wasting energy mental energy and even physical energy by holding so much tension in their body when they should be working on other stuff working better stuff and doing things that are more productive so by training yourself to re reading manage stress. You can take back so much of your time and your capacity to do work on this stuff. So i just wanna share some of these statistics because it's it's i. I don't think people really understand how big of a problem this is. Because if they think off i've i've not been diagnosed with anxiety. Who cares. it's not a big issue for me but mental health problems. Any mental health problems are linked to increased risk of more risk of mortality and currently during this pandemic thirty five percent of respondents in china report mild to severe psychological distress. And since it's china we can be sure that the numbers are higher. We always know they. under report. Negative statistics from china anxiety. Disorders are the common most mental illness in the us affecting forty million adults eighteen percent of adult population anxiety disorders. You know it's it's a global pandemic A right alongside with covid. It needs to be taken more seriously on an institutional level for sure but i can only speak to individuals right now. Start taking your mental health more seriously as much as you can't just want it's bad but all the time every day. So how do we do that. what can i do. What can i do about this. Well this is a checklist that i can share with. Everybody is an m. I to stress checklist i can send this document craig and maybe you can send it out to all the at ten. I can do that afterwards. So what you're doing. Is i recommend printing this piece of paper and putting it on your desk and looking at it every so often and ask yourself. These questions is my heart. beating.
The My Future Business™ Show
"thirty five percent" Discussed on The My Future Business™ Show
"Offering services that help people convert those leads into bookings customers and the next the next few steps. Stand the process what we saw. So that's a great question and that's you know you know it's easy. It's easy to fall. Fall is an advertiser into thinking okay. I'll providing leads. They can find to close them and stuff like that. But if you help in the rest of the process or guide them you know you know. Put some effort. Your work is going to be more valuable to clients. That's what we're we're we're finding right. Now they are thirty five percent the you know the lease generating and still making great amount of money. But they don't have an email follow up sequence off sequenced so we build that or then last week a seven date mill sequenced and that lasts extra effort that they're gonna make sure to implement like calling people that should really recent that's small change your. We will from by percent ten percent. That's pretty much. Donald link the out the result you know so so it's it's a huge thing that yes we getting absolutely thank you again for sharing because it's not a matter of having one point is that needs to be a handful of touch points at least before you can heart to improve your performance now in terms of the pandemic is that affecting the way that you're doing business at the moment good question you know. We used to work with local businesses. And of course you know When when when the pandemic hit you know some local businesses couldn't open so you know we had to move to nationwide businesses. We could serving nationwide businesses and online businesses. You know so it was just a switch and thankfully think well finchley wasn't you know wasn't a you know a big. You know big hit or anything like that and we were able to keep helping people keep surviving for. That's good news because you know we're getting bounced around lock proverbial bowl globally at the moment and papal pivoting. They're doing new things thinking new ways and i'm pretty excited about it because you know you've seen some people bright through and and continue forward so again. Thank you for sharing now. I'm a big fan of technology. Our love to watch this space is your view on. And how do you think it's going to affect marketing in the future year. I this question I think that if you see you know. I've had. I've had the lucky to know some data scientists festers and a lot of times. What they tell. Tell a tell. People is interesting thing which i happen to agree with which is okay. You can have this machine learning. Ai of these big data processes going and the algorithms going to get improving getting getting proved yet..
Sex with Dr. Jess
"thirty five percent" Discussed on Sex with Dr. Jess
"And so that's a long way of getting to a discussion. I had with a physician caused medic surgeon. I suppose had emailed me and had performed libya plasticity so he had reduced the size of this patient slips and he had also removed some of the hood of the Taurus while she complained she went back to him. And said i can't have orgasms anymore. I'm having trouble. i can't get off like i was. I was functioning before. I just didn't like the aesthetics and he said to me. Can you please explain to her. That i didn't touch her clitoris. And of course. I couldn't because the hood is a part of the clitoris. And so i guess since you know. I talk about sex Have you had experience or collected insights on how. Fgm are f gmc affects. I would think both sexual functioning And maybe sexual feelings and exploration and attitudes absolutely yes and You know everyone's body is different and so everybody's experienced they're going to be different so A group called ceo Which works against this practice as well as a group called we speak out Did too Similar kinds of studies to ask survivors about their experiences and one of the areas that they looked into was sexual functioning as well as you know psychological issues and consequences and About thirty percent said that they felt that their sex lives had been quite impact. It's only only thirty percent and there were things like too much sensitivity or not enough sensitivity Not being able to orgasm and then there were about thirty five percent who said they didn't know if it had affected them and i found that to be very interesting because you know most people haven't received enough sex ed They they don't know about What their clitorises. For and what they're clitoral hood is for and the whole clitoral anatomy and so on right. So i find it very telling that thirty five percent said they didn't know And then you know people also talked about things like not being able to trust people..