35 Burst results for "Thirty Six Percent"
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Thompson surprised by Ferrell, lifts Warriors over Clippers
"The warriors ended their season long five game losing streak as they bought the clippers won twelve to ninety seven Ricky Johnson commingle at all scores with twenty one points Stephan curry added fifteen points with five rebounds and five assists the clippers were without Paul George and quiet manner due to injuries Nicholas but toon scored seventeen for Los Angeles markets more senior and move canard both with eleven points LA rallied to cut the deficit to eleven points but shot only thirty six percent from the field Ryan Lee Aung San Francisco
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No. 11 Villanova cruises by Butler in regular-season finale
"Number eleven Villanova heads into the Big East Tournament with seven wins in its last eight games the latest US seventy eight fifty nine victory at Butler the Wildcats second lopsided win over the Bulldogs this year Villanova held Butler to thirty six percent shooting and got sixteen points from guard Justin Moore we came in here when it's a pride in the face of B. itself would be a physical in a rebound in in a tough and testament of paint and we knew it's gonna be tough come in this environment and I'm trying to get stops we we stayed together we stayed focus I got it done the Wildcats now twenty three oh seven went up by as many as twenty eight points of the second half the Bulldogs were led by Chuck Harris with nineteen points Tom McCabe Indianapolis
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Virus Outbreak-Alabama Vax Intro and wrap
"Hopes are fading in accounting in Alabama for a late surge in new coronavirus vaccinations nurse Jordan Ledbetter keeps a hand written log of vaccinations in Marion County Alabama sheriffs are at the amount of vaccines I gave that day there are a lot of zeroes on that log there have been days where I haven't given any vaccines in a county of roughly thirty thousand people only fourteen showed up at the health department for an initial vaccines during the first six weeks of the year I was really hoping that the start of covered that we had a few weeks ago would increase vaccination numbers but it hasn't Judy Smith with the county health department says this is the pandemic reality in Alabama people are just over it they're just tired of it and one of the biggest challenges that public health has right now is not to keep it in everybody's face but to keep it enough on the forefront that people are not dying in nearly thirty six percent of the population are fully immunized in Marion County I'm a Donahue
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SMU rallies from 15 points down to stun No. 6 Houston 85-83
"Houston's twelve game winning streak is over after SMU rallied from fifteen points down to beat the sixth ranked Cougars eighty five eighty three Kenrick Davis scored twenty two points including a pair of free throws to put the Mustangs ahead eighty three eighty one with forty point six seconds remaining Michael weathers added a foul shot and scored fourteen of his seventeen points in the second half the Mustangs shot forty six percent against a team that entered the game allowing fifty seven points in just thirty six percent from the field Kyler Edwards Taze Moore and Josh Carlton each had seventeen points for Houston I'm Dave Ferrie
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Biden, Dems get low marks on spending talks: AP-NORC poll
"President Biden and the Democrats get low marks for their handling of the spending bill negotiations a poll by the Associated Press N. O. R. C. center for public affairs research shows thirty six percent of Americans say they approve of Biden's handling of the talks forty one percent disapproved and twenty three percent say they neither approve nor disapprove but the poll also shows just eighteen percent approve of how Republicans are handling negotiations while forty nine percent disapprove Americans
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AP-NORC poll: Virus fears linger for vaccinated older adults
"A new poll finds covert fears linger for vaccinated older adults vaccinated older adults are far more worried about the virus than the unvaccinated and far likelier to take precautions despite the protection afforded by their shots that's according to the Associated Press and R. C. center for public research poll as the viruses delta variant has fueled new waves of infection the poll of people age fifty or older found thirty six percent are very or extremely worried that they or a family member will be infected roughly doubled since June the increase fueled by the vaccinated who are especially likely to be highly worried well growing numbers of older unvaccinated people are planning traveling bracing group gatherings and returning to gyms and houses of worship the vaccinated are hunkering down Julie Walker New York
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Swiss seen approving same-sex marriage in referendum
"In a national referendum Swiss citizens separated by a clear majority in favor of same sex marriage one posted a projection of the measure passing by sixty four percent four to thirty six percent against supporters such as Mateusz at heart said a yes vote is everything to same sex partners is the recognition of our relationship and our existing families with the same values with sexual couples the recognition would allow same sex partners to adopt children together it would speed up citizenship and they would give lesbians access to regulated sperm donations Switzerland has authorized same sex civil partnerships since two thousand and seven I'm Karen Thomas
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Moderna Says COVID-19 Vaccine Protection Wanes, Makes Case for Booster
"Maderna's case for a covert nineteen booster shots. It's vaccine protection wayne's by thirty six percent after twelve months. According to a new study by alice park studies from cova nineteen vaccine makers and public health officials have been suggesting for awhile that protection provided by the vaccine wanes over time and a new study published on september fifteenth to a pre print server. The study is not yet. Peer reviewed researchers at medina which makes one of the two are in a covert nineteen vaccines. The other is from pfizer. Biotech report that people vaccinated within the last eight months had thirty six percent fewer breakthrough infections. The knows who were vaccinated a year ago that suggests vaccine induced. Immunity is likely highest shortly after people get their recommended two doses of the vaccine and starts to drop afterward. The modern vaccine received emergency use authorization from the us food and drug administration in december twenty twenty the fda currently reviewing the company's request for full approval aldershot.
The Mini-Break
"thirty six percent" Discussed on The Mini-Break
"One break of serve in that third set that maybe he would start to believe in. Murray has the match points. I think it was five. One on the basler's phillies service game in that third saddened basler's feelies able to hold. And you just started to get concerned. Because bachelor's feely started hitting that. I ball as return deep down the center and then just slowly working marie over not hitting the inside in baller the down the line ball until he had the entire and half of the court to work with and to his credit it ended up working and the shock and mcenroe's voice. He said this matches done. It wasn't done. It was incredible but then again they closed the roof because it was late at night because we had rain during the day. And there's fifteen minutes there from hurry to reset getting the early break in that fourth after seeing his first serve percentage drop to forty seven percent in set number three. It's back up to sixty one percent in that fourth study seventy one percent of his first-serve points You know gets The three breaks he needs in the set to earn it. Five winners against four errors versus basha feelies. Ten winners against twenty unforced airs. I mean you look for and yes. Was he running more point than his opponent. Absolutely and on the center coins day at the center of course they have distance covered per point and murray's number is about a foot point one point six feet more per point than basler v leases. That makes sense. He was on a rope. And you do worry to more disciplined opponent. obviously a joke of each a medvedev as vir ev. They put you know they punish andy. Murray and andre. Roux blood even well. That would be an interesting one just to see how rupe love handles the slice but that would be a tough match-up for andy murray but to see him be able to handle the pace of basless view even somewhat just put so much pressure on battlefield again his ability to make returns In the court in particular you know throughout the match. I think bachelors feeling thirty six percent of his second serve points his ability to take that second serve return early inside the baseline down the line. Cross-court just take time away from you. Sneaky good hands following it forward. Obviously he displayed his feel with his slices. Today it was fantastic. See andy murray in action and again do i thing andy. Murray's winning this tournament absolutely not a new book. You know on tennis abstracts forecast for him now in terms of how they he projects moving forward here in the draw obviously he knocks out the seed in his section in bacilus vealy..
GSMC Basketball Podcast
"thirty six percent" Discussed on GSMC Basketball Podcast
"The team throughout the season like they you know because i i remember as my heat were struggling. I would see on the other end. You know philly just absolutely dominating their competition almost every single night and they made it look easy at times but then there was always that question about you know. Can they get over the hump in the playoffs. You know they. They got close in twenty nineteen when they almost beat the toronto raptors in games in seven games. But obviously that wasn't meant to be an jimmy butler. What happened there and you know so. They decided to go with tobias harris. Joel embiid ben. simmons. And i'll tell you what man they were lucky to have those four guys. I know it was going to be extremely hard to keep them. And obviously in the end they were never able to do so but if they were actually able to keep those four guys. I know the spacing would be rough because you know. Obviously we see how a jimmy butler is. Three point shot is really took taken a dive and ben simmons won't shoot to save his life outside of five feet and joel embiid while he's yes he can shoot the three ball. You're not gonna want him living out there. You want them inside. And then of course the bias hairs. Also you know he. He shot the three ball wealth rump. The regular season. But you know it's a much different story when you're talking about the playoffs and when you looked at the series against the atlanta hawks what what did he shoot in the series. I me get to that number right. Now he shot thirty six percent from three point line. That's all right. You know that's like average and same thing for beatty shocked just under thirty six percent now steph curry. That's another thing entirely. Man was on an absolute mission. He shot fifty nine percent from the three point. Almost sixty percent from three point line sixty one percent from the field. I mean you can arguably say he was well no not arguably he was easily the second best player on the philadelphia. Seventy sixers entire series. That just can't be not when you have to. Max players and tobias harris and ben simmons there that just cannot happen and while ben simmons is an absolute monster on the defensive end he he wasn't a game changer on that end like you didn't feel his presence every single night that he was out there and that is the ultimate difference. In my opinion. I know that the philadelphia seventy sixers missed a bit of danny green. Neil that three point spacing and you know perimeter defense but at the same time. Danny green wasn't really giving the much when he was out there. So you can't really say that that would have changed the series because you know what was he gonna do. Yeah he'll space floor a little bit more but does that mean bench him. Is it gonna take more shots. I highly doubt it because he was the same in those first three games as he was in the last four games i know he took no shots in the fourth quarter. Now in those last four games that i guarantee you all philadelphia is going to have them on their hit list because he is the main reason they lost the series like tobias harris. You know was okay. You know he shot forty seven almost forty eight percent from the field. You know you had one thousand nine point. Seven rebounds three assists but like you know from tobias harris like you'll take that in a series you know you'll take because you don't really expect the world from tobias hairs obviously you would have liked him to step up a little bit more getting that twenty points per game range maybe twenty two twenty three points per game. Be that second score for the philadelphia. Seventy sixers especially with you know. Ben simmons being an absolute no show but once you look at ben simmons not even averaging double figures in that series nine point nine points per game six rebounds eight point six assists but but you look at that free. Throw percentage thirty three percent from the free throw line thirty three percent like that. Just boggles my mind. Fifteen for forty five. You took the second. Most free throws by far and made the third most in the on the team because he was just under tobias harris by one. And it's just like it's mind boggling bro. because it's like this is unprecedented type of falling off from a star player because regular season he was averaging nineteen eighteen points. A game very solid. Like i was really. It's just another solid season from ben simmons. You know got considerations for defensive player of the year very solid year. From ben simmons stock was high up there not not all time high but it was high up there but then you go into the playoffs and he plays like an absolute different player. And i like listening to different podcasters and different youtube channels. That follow philly sports because i like to hear what their thoughts are on this situation and they have said that they have never seen this type of just one eighty from the regular season. Two now i mean roy hibbert pretty good example because he was an absolute he was absolutely garbage in the playoffs after being very good player but even in the playoffs even in the regular season towards the end of the regular season you were getting some bad signs from roy hibbert that he was just falling off like he was not playing the same. You were just hoping that once you got into the playoffs he would get it into gear and play like you know the guy that you've seen over the past few years before those playoffs but obviously it didn't happen and he just fell apart and were hibbert was never the same again but ben simmons throughout the entire playoffs. Look ben simmons looked like a dynamite playmaker who can just make make it happen in the fast break and change it up with his athleticism you know with his i q and then he comes into the play offs and i know things are way different the playoffs you know things start bogging down you can't you can't just run through the team like janis learned that last year against the miami he can't just you can't just run through guys that's not the way it works you got to be smart about it you gotta know you know you got to pick your spots and ben simmons just didn't do that and nothing opinion is that more than when ben simmons had an open shot underneath the basket in game seven wide open. He was able to get by. I think it was the linda. Danilo gallinari with spin. He was right underneath..
The HT Guys
"thirty six percent" Discussed on The HT Guys
"Platform has jumped from just twelve percent of the market in two thousand fifteen to thirty six percent in q one of this year steadily growing and taking market share away from competitors the only streaming provider in the same league is roku with an equal thirty six percent. As of this year though even roku has slowly been losing ground in twenty twenty one. if you look at. There's a chart in the news story. Of course we'll have a link to it. Roku from twenty fifteen to twenty one is stayed between thirty five and thirty at the highest twenty nine hundred thirty nine percent and then back down to thirty six percent here in twenty twenty one so they have had a pretty stable market. Share fire tv on the other hand amazon has gone from twelve percent and it has steadily increased all the way up to thirty six percent in two thousand twenty one apple tv in twenty fifteen hundred fifteen percent market share their peak in two thousand sixteen was nineteen percent and then it is pretty much hovered between fifteen and twelve percent since Then chromecast twenty one percent and it has dropped down to eight percent and the category other also seventeen percent and today it is at six percent What does article did not say is if they were including smart. Tv's in this these. Are i believe just streaming devices. I do think a lot of subscribers are moving away from the actual box and using the television itself to do streaming but still. It's a pretty impressive. Gain for the fire tv and roku they are still dominant but they definitely have company alright and our last new story is an eighteen month period. That saw the launches of apple tv plus disney plus qube peacock. Hbo max discovery plus an paramount. Plus the term subscription fatigue has emerged into the lexicon and kind of Conventional wisdom that the market would expand only so much to accommodate so many new entrance. And here's how it breaks down in q one of two thousand sixteen The number of people who had zero services was about twenty five percent thirty percent and people who had four or more services was a tiny maybe five percent and the big majority of people who actually had services was in the one service that was about twenty percent or so and The about another twenty percent four Maybe a little bit less for To services i'm trying to read from chart does not very precise. That's why i'm i'm guessing. Rounding move over to twenty twenty one and the people who.
The Last American Vagabond
"thirty six percent" Discussed on The Last American Vagabond
"What you're saying. He's the rising murder that we're talking about. Homicide is at least in part clearly related to the coronavirus and the factor cooped up and it's certainly related to the fact that the criminal justice system is on pause and that's causing a lot of problems so any of that have to do with anything other than the fact that your government lockdown your entire life. Clearly it doesn't in my opinion based on how what everything we're seeing and even blasio calling out the final nation national murder updated twenty twenty murder up thirty six percent right because of what we're doing now. How disingenuous for them to argue that it's because of gun crime and just because we're violent and say weighing over into white supremacy in racism. That's this is becoming. But they're happily telling you before they want to use it right. It's an easy scapegoat to say. Well it's because crime and you guys are bad people and the babylon beep Quote you'll never beat the government would just guns says party that also believes governor was also toppled by unarmed mob on january. Sixth right. so you'll need nukes to get us except we screamed about a guy and a hat. They walked through the capital right. I mean it's a joke the way that they try to frame this. This is all about driving the same agenda right. I mean the classic concept in history is that you p people are disarmed. I before actions like we're about to see take place because they know that people will stand. We'll stand up for themselves. Why because outlining the constitution. Now be clear. I am never nor am. I now advocating for violence. That's just not what i believe in but the constitution makes clear that that is something that is you're right based on certain circumstances. Now that's up to people decide on the wrong. I do not advocate for violence. And i do not want it to happen. The fact they're trying to remove your rights from you under a guise of things that are clearly related to what their actions were is. Just wrong dishonest unconstitutional. But you know this by now brings us over into the lie we pointing out before the misrepresentation of the truth ally around this and this is this is again about the rene mentor now. The points out of because it's again frustrating. How this is just now being talked about. As i said interesting how it suddenly real unacceptable for the mainstream media to report this discussion now. The tucker carlson pointed out exactly what the independent media has been reporting for weeks now and being censored for me specifically does a specifically this discussion and this is what he's talking about. The government is not being transparent about the risks. Exactly what we already hearing it just like the wall street journal article adventure of vaccine says people should not be forced to take experimental code..
Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis
"thirty six percent" Discussed on Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis
"Here's what's happening across. Our nation president biden addresses the crime surge. Vice-president harris will visit the border portland police to stop making traffic stops. Atheists sued the state of mississippi actor matthew mcconaughey topping the latest poll for texas governor. Also ahead i will tell you why. President biden will not solve the violence problem. But i the president announcing a new zero tolerance policy for gun dealers as a nation witnesses a spike in violent crime. The policy targets federally licensed dealers who knowingly transfer a weapon to someone prohibited from owning. God is of course will not stop violent crime and will not punish violent criminals. More on this in the message of the day vice-president harris caving to pressure confirming. She'll go down to el paso on the mexican border tomorrow. Ms harris was appointed the immigration czar by president biden more than ninety days ago. Donald trump says the only reason the vice president is even going to the border is because he is next week the portland police bureau. Suspending traffic stops for video. Ones officers will no longer pull over cars for infractions. A quote posed no immediate safety threat. Far left mayor. Ted williams as a strategy will allow police to focus on new initiatives like racism. Portland is one. Big mess group of angry atheists filing a lawsuit mississippi demanding the state removed the phrase in. God we trust from license plates. The crew claims the slogan is a direct violation of the church and state policy of the constitution. Car owners can choose to have plates. That don't display the phrase but they must pay thirty two dollar fee to get it out of their quinnipiac publishing a new survey saying actor. Matthew mcconaughey is the most likable candidate in the race for texas governor. Forty two percent support the academy award winner while twenty percent. Find him on favourable. Surprisingly thirty six percent in texas say they have never heard of matthew mcconaughey in a moment president biden and violence. It's a grim situation right back with today's episode is brought to you in part by ip vanish. Vanish is a virtual private network. A vpn for short a vpn.
Boston Public Radio Podcast
"thirty six percent" Discussed on Boston Public Radio Podcast
"That they do so they can learn lessons but not have a totally derail their career or their life in the future. I just want to say on this washington post piece about Social media post. It does say that. Kaplan this one that i think they do. Sat test preparation or something like that. The education company from thirty six percent thirty six percent of college admissions counselors use social media profiles and decision making about applicants to their to their universities and fifty eight percent report that what they found had a negative impact. So this can really hurt. Kids are trying to get into into college. Doesn't have to be like you know racist homophobic sexist terrible stuff. It can just be stupid stuff right exactly. That's that's the point that i think that parents to to help young adults and teens understand that people are going to judge you based on this and while it may be certainly appropriate for to seventeen year olds to communicate that way in real life when it's on social media it becomes a public broadcasting and i don't mean like pbs but to oh social media is broadcasting. So when you put it up regardless of your settings you're telling the world this is what i'm thinking. This is what i'm doing. And we've seen it with some female reporters especially in social media. Technology and sports who these trolls go through doing jobs in these trolls through their facebook page and their twitter account and pull out the most unflattering than they can find and then try and use it to get them fired or get them sanctions. And that's just as wrong As as as any kind of harassment. That should happen. So i just think we need to be alert about social media on this new level okay. Media maven show concrete. You taught you tweak so you're all on your it. I saw jared person this week. And.
This Week in Startups
"thirty six percent" Discussed on This Week in Startups
"And this is a chart there where it shows when heather's are you have this big spike. I've heard a bunch of different theories here that when there's a dip the tether folks wanna buy and that causes the market go up Buying right And so there's demand or that when it dips. They're doing this to pump. The you know the value bitcoin ethereal and other things and so This is going to be a part of the investigation. It was originally when you look at the background. Sometimes that tells you everything you need to know that this is not rocket science tether was originally real coin and was started around twenty twelve and lauch twenty fourteen by brock pierce who i know who is an eccentric individual. I would call us friendly We've known each other for twenty years. But he has a bunch of strange things in his past. I'll leave it at that And shortly after the launch real coin rebrand just tether and partnered with the crypto exchange bit fanatics and understand tether you need to understand the bit next relationship fanatics and tether are both owned by a parent company called six. Okay now this is you know. Usually when there's a shell game going on and That's another red flag. Might not be but the red flags were piling up here and that is run by three characters that i think the consensus is that they are shady at best is kind of. I'm getting from twitter. I'm not sure if that's how i feel. I've never met them but They've all been mia for about two years. And this reminds me of elizabeth holmes just being unwilling to show the technology. The ceo l. van de velde Is very secretive person. No interviews no public appearances the chief strategy officer full potter He worked at morgan. Stanley nineties lost his job without bragging about his lifestyle According to this new york to a new york times reporter and the cfo gene. Caro deva's zini He was caught pirating. Selling microsoft's offer in italy in nineteen ninety-six and it wasn't like a a small amount of pirating and so it's a super complex org from new york attorney general when you see these super complex organizations again. A red flag But the shows that ifa next tether and bit finance all have some group of shareholders in common and If an ex itself has been hacked at least three times and sixteen claimed they were the victim of the second largest hack in the dick inbetween history so At the time. Bitcoin was five hundred. Eighty dollars and the stolen bitcoin's worth seventy million And those are worth five billion today. Bit phoenix would never reveals the full details of that breach and they were unable to absorb losses of a hack and announces. All the customers lose thirty six percent of their assets to cover the losses across the board in return customers. Receive an iou in the form of b f x tokens valued at one dollars. Each ccording to new york times found your popper coin based got a better deal after threatening to sue biff inex- so it's all super complicated. We're going to need your help unravel this. It's gonna take time just like you know the elizabeth holmes nicholas aga- theranos all of these things. And ron they took years to sort themselves out sometimes decades. Who knows if this is a fraud or not who knows of the suboxone or not. But let's try to figure it out together. Use the hashtag tether investigation and make sure you at mention to w startups or at jason. Let's do a little investigation here. Make it a public investigation and will open source if coffee zele told me he's reporting on this in a recent episode or he's going to report on this a lot of people financial tam's is obviously on it. A lot of people are talking about. Let's just try to be a center of excellence to figure this out and let's hope it's not a fraud or that if there are misbehavior share that it doesn't result in a contagion and a block swan like a vet..
CBS Sports Eye On College Basketball Podcast
Jalen Green Is a Lock to Go in the Top Four
"We turn our attention to another consensus top five. Pick former or five star prospect. Jalen green he was actually ranked second in the class of two thousand twenty. Twenty two twenty four seven sports. He's a six foot six hundred seventy eight pound nineteen year old guard from california who skipped college to play for the g. league night price of five hundred thousand dollars. He averaged seventeen point. Nine point four point one rebounds and two point eight assists in thirty two minutes per game shop forty six point one percent from field on thirteen point six tips per game. He shot thirty six point. Five percent from three on five point seven tenths per game. He was the team's leading score in best three point shooter. I've seen him as high as third in some drafts. I haven't gone forth behind k. cunningham. Jalen son evan. What more can you tell us well. Yeah he's shot. Fifty five percent from two thirty six point. Thirty six percent from three point range and sixteen games at that g. league ignite level. He does have you know yes. What more can i tell you for. Most people listening there is the allure somewhat of the unknown here. I mean only the diehard diehard nba draft have been keeping consistent tabs on jalen green whereas if he had gone to college he would quite clearly be known commodity. He would most certainly play for bruce. Pearl at auburn. Had onto college. And that would. Certainly things would have gone different. I think for the tigers last season if that had been the case green himself by the way tweeted back in may he tweeted and then subsequently deleted. Because this isn't exactly the greatest endorsement for the daily. He said i know for a fact. If i would have gone to college it would have been a different talk about. Who's going number one. He might well be right. But that's the that's the that's the status of the g. league ignite program at this point and that's to be expected by the way. But hey listen you're not gonna go number one because you didn't go to college but he got paid five hundred thousand dollars and you're going to go second third or fourth and i think that's a trade off the quite clearly jalen is comfortable with
AP News Radio
New York Governor Frustrated by Low Vax Uptake in Some Regions
"New York governor Andrew Cuomo's expressing frustration with the low rate of vaccinations and some areas far Rockaway queens Williamsburg Brooklyn Rochester city the governor says he hopes that by naming the zip codes in New York that have the lowest vaccination rate still inspire local health officials to target those regions the bottom ten percent of the zip codes are below thirty six percent Cuomo says the name and shame tactic work with hospitals that were slower to vaccinate their staff at the beginning of the vaccination drive focus your resources there I'm Jennifer king
The Steve Deace Show
"thirty six percent" Discussed on The Steve Deace Show
"Bouchier dash email quote. Peter many thanks for your kind note. Best regards tony on the topic of the masquerade. This email from out is dated february fifth. Twenty twenty replying to one. Sylvia burwell the typical mask. You buying the drug store is not really effective in keeping out virus which is small enough to pass through the material another email from march. First twenty twenty from eric strauss at. Abc news asks she about a d h s projection of ninety eight million infections in the us. And five hundred thousand dead strauss wants to know if the projection is quote outlandish fowzia responds quote. That number seems exceptionally high. Then on march second faucher responds to an email from wall street journal columnist sumati ready asking for the mortality rate for covid nineteen. He responds by saying quote for covid nineteen. The mortality rate is approximately two percent for seasonal influenza. It is approximately zero point one percent. This would be a good time to remind you that on february twenty eighth just a few days before this emai- home foul she wrote in the new england journal of medicine. Quote if one assumes that the number of a dramatic or minimally symptomatic cases as several times as i as the number of reported cases. The case fatality rate may be considerably less than one percent this suggests the overall clinical consequences of covid nineteen may ultimately be more akin to those of us aveer seasonal influenza which has a case fatality rate of approximately zero point one percent or pandemic influenza similar to those in nineteen fifty seven and nineteen sixty eight rather than a disease similar to sars or murders which have had case fatality rates of nine to ten percent and thirty six percent respectively. What changed in the few days between february. Twenty eighth and march second remains a mystery. We could go on the entire day with e mails commentary like this but we'll finish with one. More dated march fifteenth from one mark zuckerberg c o. Facebook zach lays out in detail. His admiration for dr fauci reveals his plans. For a corona virus information hub on facebook and asks pfau chief feed like to be a part of it or a part of the facebook hosted expert. Qna and then at the end of the email contains a redacted section under the category of foia exemption four which is quote trade secrets and commercial or financial information obtained from a person and privileged or confidential found. She responds and part saying also your idea about the redacted is very exciting so answers and a lot more questions and finally checking in on joe biden. Terrorism for white supremacy is the most lethal threat to the homeland today..
Cyber Security Today
Don't Be Lazy Installing Security Updates
"Keeping personal internet connected devices updated with the latest security patches is vital. It's even more important. These days with people working from home and using personal devices to connect to their place of work but a lot of people delay installing updates or just ignore them. In april kaspersky hired a company to survey fifteen thousand people in twenty three countries to find out why among the findings half said they put off updates. Because they're busy doing other things half put off updates to see if there are any problems reported before installing them forty four percent say downloading and installing updates. Takes too long thirty. Six percent said they sometimes have been late meeting family or friends because a personal device was installing updates have said that it's difficult to keep track of all their families connected devices so that they can keep them updated and sixty two percent of respondents admitted they need family members to help them with updates. Now you might think the putting updates by a few days isn't terrible and you're right although ideally update should be installed within twenty four hours of being notified that one's vailable but eleven percent of respondents admitted that sometimes they've delayed installing an update by more than a few months that's dangerous because cyber-crooks create maur to take advantage of vulnerable systems within hours of company announcing the discovery of fault. So here's a few tips. You may still be able to work while updates are being installed in the background check with your it department where someone knowledgeable for advice said a regular time for looking for and installing updates. You should by now know that. Microsoft updates windows and other products on the second tuesday of every month
AP News Radio
FDA OKs 1st Targeted Drug for Common Lung Cancer Mutation
"Government regulators have approved the first medicine to treat a common type of lung cancer that had been untreatable with drugs in the past the food and drug administration's approved Amgen's luma crafts drug the first targeted therapy for non small cell lung cancer patients with tumors that have a certain genetic mutation about thirteen thousand Americans are afflicted each year a study found that out of one hundred twenty four patients thirty six percent had tumors shrink or disappear and for most the improvement lasted six months or longer ludicrous is costly without insurance about eighteen thousand dollars a month and liver damage is among the possible side effects the FDA is requiring more study of the drug despite the early approval I'm Jackie Quinn
The Bronx Pinstripes Show - Yankees MLB Podcast
"thirty six percent" Discussed on The Bronx Pinstripes Show - Yankees MLB Podcast
"Big fan of the show of severino comes back healthy in the yankees promote garcia or trade for a starter read shirts. This guy wants her to. Could you see shares are of course we want sherzer. Everybody wants sure yes. Sherzer would be great. Sherzer would make this team dominant. There's no doubt about. It does know that. Max scherzer a pitcher he does. She does and she also knows that his is crazy. He's got one blue red because because her mother so you're mother-in-law's a nets fan my mother-in-law's a big fan. yeah so. They grew up in northern virginia. Virginia so jake says. Could tom become an effective reliever. I saw this stat the other day. Highest four seam fastball whiff rate for starters jacob degrom thirty six percent lance lynn. Thirty six percent max. Scherzer thirty four percent ranjit brandon woodruff thirty two percent. James anton thirty two percent. So davis italian is getting whiffs on his fastball. Which we kind of knew what the eye tests and the expected stats that we went through. He's getting the swings and misses. He's got the stuff. He's getting the strike outs. but he's also getting hit hard so was top five. I can tell you that. I did not know he was top. That's why this his stat. I'm glad i'm glad jake's good stab so they can translate that could translate to a bullpen. If if tyron is still up and down in the rotation inconsistent severino's coming back to be a starter. Someone's got to come out of the rotation everyone else's pitching well that tells me yet stuff could translate to the bullpen. It could you're right. Could especially i mean if you're getting that on a fastball forcing fastball One that means you're you're you're you're able to show other things where it just becomes that much more fact over you're controlling your your controlling the at that with that forcing fastball as well. It's good stuff. I mean you look at those names on that list and those are impressive names. Those are impressive. Names right there. You grab max scherzer like those three names right there. Those have been some of the best pitchers in baseball for three years. So yeah theoretically Yes that that to me says a one inning A one inning guy depending on what he can do. But i would probably wouldn't mess with him with two innings out of the pen he could be a one guy. He's like a huge man. Phil hughes people forget phil hughes two thousand nine was a big piece of that bullpen. He was nasty. He was nasty there. There were There was a lot of toying around with with with those with those guys. They came up at that. Time baton. If this is the case of several i would not surprise me if severino is in the bullpen. Either to be honest also probably a guy that gets high swing and miss on his fastball. I don't know if he'd be your five. But all right last question dom not our former intern and current colleague. Tom but he says will you be bringing back. Bp crew events this season scott. This is not something. We've talked about on the podcast. Obviously we've talked about it behind the scenes but figured we give an update for for where we think things are going to happen. This season We did have five dates on the calendar for this year Even though covid we knew probably going to be unlikely we were going to have that that that may game against houston which is going to be awesome. I think we had a red sox on the calendar. The the red sox game is still coming but so The long and short answer is is Hopefully you know we're we're we're planning for it but the planning is to plan it's hard to plan right now. It's hard to plan because we don't know what's going to happen yet so I got my guy on speed. Dial he's calling me when things are opened up and and we'll make adjustments at that point but but yeah we have reserved seats for Some good games. The red sox game in july so you could circle that that that game. It's i think it's already flex that saturday game to a night I think it's a night seven o'clock game which is great surprise. Yeah when i'm sitting at one it makes sense they flex it because the bowl teams are good. So yeah i mean you look at what this what this i had it on the calendar thinking that we may not even do it because the red sox it's still a premium game in july and they're not gonna be good that's what we thought right but now they're good like okay makes it that much more. We're going to see the red sox finally at the end of this next stretch here of games the yankees the yankees have the. They have a day off monday but they still have a gauntlet of a schedule. Coming up in the red sox are in there so again not to be here. But it's it's it's kind of a waiting we're waiting. We're waiting for things to open up if things actually then then. Tickets are reserved. I can tell you that. Yeah it's it's really hard to take a date in the future when you don't know if that dates actually going to happen and then start selling tickets. It's just that opens up. A whole can of the days are going to happen. It's it's a matter of. We don't know what the capacity is going to be. Or what the what. The rules are because right. Now you can't even do groups in the way that we can't do a in they have they have they have Social distancing eating out in the stands. You can't do an event in right field so yeah the vaccinators don vaccinated or is just you gotta make sure that if you're with so if you had a group like there's too many too many things to happen for two. It's a logistics nightmare so I miss him trying. Yeah we're trying. We're trying to get them We're not trying. They're ready to go. There's as the yankee stadium tells us that it's okay. Then yes they're coming back so that's that's the true answer. Cool all right. That's going to wrap it up for today. We do have voicemails so stay tuned for those. Who didn't do them on. Last week's episode You guys got a call a voicemail line and light up and get on get on this six four six four eight zero zero three four to the teams.
AP News Radio
AP-NORC Poll: Police Violence Remains High Concern in U.S.
"A new poll finds concerns about racial justice and police violence remain high a new poll from the Associated Press and O. R. C. center for public affairs research shows Americans are more likely than they were before the death of George Floyd to say that racism and police violence are serious problems facing the nation forty five percent increase from thirty six percent from a poll for twenty nineteen about half think police to cause harm are treated too leniently a majority of Americans sixty eight percent support major changes to the criminal justice system but only twenty four percent say tension on police violence against black Americans has led to change for the better seventy seven percent of black Americans in the poll said police violence is a very serious problem that's compared to thirty six percent of white Americans Jennifer king Washington
Geek News Central
Robinhood Will Give Retail Investors Access to IPO Shares
"This is pretty remarkable statement. Being made by robin hood in reap ravenous saying it will give retail investors access to those shares they will not be an underwriter for companies hitting the public market but the stock trading company will get an allocation of shares by partnering with investment banks. So the question is how much and who's actually robinhood going to get them. And i could share historically been aside for you know the rich and famous high net worth people this big so this is fantastic that they're starting Access and This would sway me a back to their app especially even participate with no account minimums. Now let me say that again. You can participate in that coming with no account minimums now. of course there's gonna be limited number shares. You're going to get but this move is probably going to be antagonized while street quite a bit and we know that. Ipo stocks hop on first day average is thirty six percent in two thousand twenty so individual best author. Somebody's popular names. That you can't get access to is exciting i will i will. I will double down this. If we're actually can get in on some aikido doesn't matter how many shares you get long as you get a few to worthy worthy investment. Most of the time. If you've done your due diligence on picking a stop that you wanna purchase but a biggs is going to be the first ipo. A medical scrubs company bigs which filed its. Excuse me if i were to go. People go public and thursday will be the first company and they anticipate that up to one percent of the shares of class. A common stock offered will be at will be available for robinhood investors. So that's fantastic news. It really really is
NoCo Now ? 1310 KFKA
"thirty six percent" Discussed on NoCo Now ? 1310 KFKA
"Government is a personal choice is has not been Approved yet by the fbi. By the i still. I feel one hundred percent confident. I feel completely comfortable. It's a personal choice. But here's the reality of that personal choice. Like i you know i catch a lot of flak for saying this but this is just reality. The board people who get vaccinated the quicker. This comes to to that end. That i'm talking about where people can feel safe being around and i feel safe now because i'm vaccinated. I realized there's lots of people out there that may not want to get vaccinated. And what i say to them is look. It is a personal choice. But if you wanna be around people and not have to worry about you getting somebody else sick. And that's really the issue with vaccination. That's an ancient are less about keeping you safe and more about people keeping the people around you safe and i've always believed since the start of this. I would much rather get the virus myself then to know that i gave it to somebody else. You've got really sick. And the vaccination makes me feel confident that. I'm not gonna do that anymore and i think we have to look at vaccinations that way. This idea that well. I'm good so i don't need to get vaccinated interesting way of looking at the world by the way but it's so so that was vaccinations are not about that. They're about preventing you from keeping this going talking with christophe. Intervene director of reporting four. Nine news so Christie follow these stats a really really closely Where we add well with the total amount of the population vaccinated here in colorado while we're still fully vaccinated. We're only talking about what thirty five thirty six percent of the total population. When i used that percentage you might hear little different percents. I use the total population of roughly five point. Eight million people in the state of colorado. I realized that. I'm including people who technically can't get vaccinated as of now But i also think that the virus doesn't just sort of say well somebody's under eighteen. So i'm not going to in fact The virus can affect anyone and we know that people under the age of eighteen are less susceptible to the problems of the virus..
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"thirty six percent" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"A reach across the aisle on lisa brady fox news. A bipartisan group in congress renews work on police reform and some are meeting with family members who lost loved ones and use of force incidents. Fox's jared halpern is live on capitol hill. The brother of george floyd joined other police. Reform advocates an attorney benjamin crump in meetings with key lawmakers negotiating police reform legislation. They got to hear directly from the families whose blood will be owned the legislation that is being proposed from south carolina. Republicans tim scott. And lindsey graham listened intently. Scott is leading senate. Republicans in talks with democrats on a bill expected to address use of force and transparency and law enforcement president biden wants reform enacted by the one year anniversary of. Floyd's death next month lisa. Thanks jared the president meantime visiting georgia taking his jobs and families plans on the road also meeting with former president. Jimmy carter the driver in a fiery van crash that killed six people ass weekend near atlanta is now charged with multiple counts when not county. Police have booked. Monica neier on suspicion of six counts of homicide by vehicle as well as reckless driving investigators accuse her of making an unsafe lane change while driving passengers in a van. Most of whom were part of a sober living group. They were on their way to a recovery meeting. The van flipped over on. I eighty five and burst into flames passing. Motorists stopped to try to help pull people from the wreckage. Six women were killed and the ten others inside were injured. The police report indicates though that witnesses told them a second vehicle unexpectedly changed lanes in front of the van. Before it crashed because jessica rosenthal indictments showdown against eight people. In the alcohol related death and ohio college students found unconscious. After a frat party in march charges range from hazing and assaults to tear manslaughter. America is listening to fox fees. Don't let the challenge of free mobile app stall your business. Building apps takes time special skills and a lot of money. Fortunately with sodhi snap you can unleash your inner developer by allowing you to build and deploy apps don't need to be a software developer and you don't need a lot of money with sodhi snap. You can create apps up to ten times faster than traditional methods leverage saudis. Free app prototyping service. Visit sodhi dot net slash fox for a free trial for fox news radio listeners. That's esotique dot net slash fox more than one hundred million dollars in medical supplies from the. Us are on the way to india. Us your force launch two cargo planes full of badly needed medical supplies from california bound for india. Coronavirus outbreak has led to thousands of deaths in recent days in a tweet defense secretary. Lloyd austin said oxygen cylinders as well as and ninety five masks. Were part of the aid package. usa. Id delivered supplies to travis air force base located outside san francisco. The white house said india health. Us when it's hospitals restrained early in the pandemic now is time for the us to help. India at the pentagon lucas tomlinson fox news india's having a record surge in cova cases topping three hundred thousand new cases per day the french president laying out a new four step plan to reopen his country including the return of outdoor terraces for cafes and restaurants in may along with museums and theatres under certain conditions who francis case numbers and hospitalizations remain high. A new poll finds many americans support athletes and teams speaking out on issues. Remember when there was a strong separation between sports and politics not anymore. A poll conducted for seton hall university. Bhai yougov family that the majority of americans support sports teams leagues and players using their influence to effect social change among poll question should teams in leagues used their influence. Forty eight percent said yes. Thirty six percent. No the rest undecided. Without opinion should players associations use their influence fifty-one percent. Yes thirty five percent. No in the same light. That major league baseball relocated. Its all star game. The summer from atlanta because of voting laws in georgia should the nfl move the super bowl from arizona. If similar legislation passes forty nine percent said yes thirty percent. No jared max. Fox news the.
L.A. Times Morning Briefing
Far fewer California seniors are getting vaccinated in rural counties than urban areas
"Has only vaccinated about half of it senior population against covid nineteen. That's according to the latest data from the cdc. The sixty five and older group was deemed the most vulnerable to death and serious illness. During the pandemic but overall only around fifty six percent of california seniors have received the full course of a covid nineteen vaccine there are also discrepancies between urban and rural counties. In the more rural conservative shasta county just thirty six percent of seniors are fully vaccinated that compares with other counties like merrin just of san francisco where seventy one percent of seniors are fully vaccinated
The Dr. Susan Block Show
"thirty six percent" Discussed on The Dr. Susan Block Show
"Oh yeah she's cool. She's cool eighty man very cool lady. Now in case you don't know marilyn moesby is the baltimore state attorney and she stopped prosecuting drug possession. Prostitution sex work minor traffic violations and other low level offenses in a move aimed at curbing kovin nineteen spread behind bars. But that shift which has been repeated by other prosecutors in many other cities didn't just reduce jail populations in baltimore. All categories of crime have gone down in baltimore confirming to moesby which she and many criminal. Justice experts have argued for years which is crackdown on quality of life crimes. That's what these are not crimes against people. Their crimes like for drugs and sex work traffic violations. A fuel for killing someone for whatever reason it's a problem. Yeah but that's not what we're talking about. What are you okay. We're saying that. Crackdowns on non lethal crimes on crimes that are reduced reduced. Crime is is that stops more serious crime. Yes it reduces crime right. Violent crime has been down twenty percent property crime. For all you property-owners has declined thirty six percent. Homicides have also inched down in baltimore. The baltimore is still has one of the highest homicide rates among cities. oh well But but here's the thing a lot of those crimes. those violent crimes home sides in baltimore our domestic. And that's very sad. And that's because people are cooped up with each other and a lot of people can't escape their abusers terrible very poor reviews. I think she's trying to cut down on and which has gone down or crimes outside the home because she has basically decriminalized sex work at. Yeah yeah yeah drug possession. Yes absolutely great. My new Bight away skews we city where he is offended. But is you can send in a letter. And i'll resign but she's also very hot. He is actually thank you. Thank you. it's to not just me thank you thank you good good. Yeah she's great..
The Garden Report | Boston Celtics Post Game Show from TD Garden
"thirty six percent" Discussed on The Garden Report | Boston Celtics Post Game Show from TD Garden
"But that's the reason why he's still team because he's very valuable here and i think any age andbranch izzy. That's kind of existential question. That's feels key is is that valuable for now. Depends what you value value defense at high level absolutely in this year been willing to hire rebel units at a high level on the celtics. Compared to other of pastel. Who seems the last two or three years. This has been the worst. And marcus hasn't been. He hasn't played a whole lot. Can put on smart especially look what he did. Down the stretch. Agains i on that possession where he had zion shoe. Not the back of the backboard was pretty impressive. The ways on the main one player. Who did that on the celtics tonight. Against and they need to make that switch earlier. That one time brad. I was an advocate of trade in for gordon. Just because i think at this point gordon is probably a better defended because of his size and has more upside as a younger player. Which is a swap. You wanna make if you're going to be going a little bit younger here. If you wanna kind of reset the general age or track of this team. I think that one made sense the problem. Is you do really lose something not just from an intangible standpoint but as a passer he still really is the guy who gets the ball moving more than anyone else in offense at you. Think of the assist percentage. You think it just his wife passing. I know you know but you know you didn't like the raub day we had a couple of others. Were actually hit him in this one. But baba me ask you this. Just because he's the best you have doesn't mean he's actually good at it. He's he's extremely good at it extremely good if you stack them up against playmaking point guard. Why does that mean that you put him in the upper level of an extremely good passer among guards. I don't think so. I think he is on this team but as far as nba point guards go. He's not in the upper lot of of distributing guards. That's not his. He's he by. That's why you say he's more valuable than you than others. If he's now it's also the the devil you know sort of thing you're just used to it here and you're used to extract value. You think he brings you that nobody else in the league possesses reading the reality is there's other who play chippy defenders other guys who are decent passers they don't all make boneheaded plays and shoot thirty six percent from the field like the balance there. You have to look at the whole picture. You can't just cherry pick some stuff look at the deficiencies of this team and say he's the only one who passes that's fine but he's not an elite playmaker by any means he's pretty good and this is lacking so yes you're right. They need someone to do it but it could be someone else. Also that's the thing this idea that he's the only one that can do it. I think is just have a bar and says a short roll passer. That's about it gordon. Who could never in a million years in offense as we talked about that the deadline..
Bourbon Pursuit
"thirty six percent" Discussed on Bourbon Pursuit
"Our next order of business here in. This actually looks at the source whisky market. So we're gonna start looking at whether a source whisky whether you know the source. Does it impact your buying decision or not and you know what will you pay for it. And whether you do or don't know what it is so i think this is a really good way for ryan. I kind of start this out because we were at bullet this week as selecting barrels from there and may be with you if they are not for roses. I'll be damned. I will be and if they are not. Because i've heard so much stuff saying that. Oh it can't be it's from here from there and moolah blah blah but when you go through and like yeah. We got to recipes thirty six percent rye once twenty one percent. Rye we've got five different use I mean the dots are all connecting. Here like there's really no mystery when it comes to me but to be said there when we were looking at doing these for the first time last year. That was kind of like my thing. Was i know that in our community. People can't get enough of four roses and knowing that this was essentially for roses. I was like sign me up. Like how many more can we get because our allocation at four roses is getting lower and lower and lower every single year. So what what can we do to get something that is going to be close on par whatever it is to be able to help and feed our community so i will say in that aspect knowing the source kind of played into it even though people are gonna say hey. I don't think it's for roses. But i'll leave that to myself. I mean the the whiskeys. Give it to mean hill. I was blown away today. A coupla gashi eleven-year-old as case reno..
Beach Talk Radio
"thirty six percent" Discussed on Beach Talk Radio
"Media's powerful tool you can use it to your advantage so agreed. The governor being the best at being a to start with with his after his executive order but the legislatures muddied the picture. A little bit. You know you're going to hear that we're spending a lotta your tax payer money four hundred million dollars or something but when i see water quality impairment get increased thirty six percent and lee county since two thousand eighteen. Something's not working so it's gonna take a while but the transit we're seeing now are not encouraging grade is what. What's the governor's grade. I'm back down to about a c. Right now wow yeah kind of in the middle. Now because i'm in the legislature justice i think the legislatures the bigger problem. And i don't know how you raise connect the same party that's executive branch from the legislature. Adamo tanna is he. Is he laughing now. Just laughing at myself a little bit just just trying to to address these these kind of troubling issues. It's you can never explain it all and a tearing sound for everything okay. So how can people get in touch with you follow. You do watch your would you call them the collusive minutes. We call our volunteers. The rangers nine jer academy. We're going to start another academy next month. So if you're trying to go to our website. Facebook page and sign up for the academy. I think adam patel you. You mentioned adam representative adam. And he's i think he's voter. He's on the water a lot so he knows the issues right so we expect good things from adam. Yeah deliver adam deliver and there's also an estero bay. Didn't they just recently put out a. I was watching a video. That was on your the page about estero bay and it was. It's like oh an hour long informational thing until you brought that up organization developed a documentary called eternal vigilance and it will air on. Wgn on april twenty secondary cool. And we're super excited about a sterile bay and its tributaries so please tune in wdc. You april twenty second day so we'll be celebration now. John thanks so much for coming on anything we can do to help. Please let us know to include anything out there. We covered a lot of ground lot to absorb. And i just wanna say appreciate invite everybody here on the beach is great and you guys are leaders down here so thanks thanks for doing. Thank you being on campus. Feel feel good about that. So john thank you so much. Thank you for all the information you share with us to john. Cassani everybody from the waterkeeper and before you read the year we're going to have daniel come on and give us an update. He can probably stuck in traffic. There and daniel is from the sun. deck resort. here on fort myers beach and for those of you that were watching the news or even watching our facebook page. You saw what was going on down here at the sunday..
Mac OS Ken
Institutions still underweight on AAPL despite strong 2020 growth
"Institutional ownership of apple. Shares is near an all time high according to morgan stanley analyst. Katie huber d but it is nowhere near enough and harassed mation could be helpful at this point to find out what institutional ownership is according to the site investo pedia institutional ownership is the amount of the company's available stock owned by mutual or pension funds insurance companies investment firms private foundations endowments or other large entities that manage funds on behalf of others. The site goes onto. Explain that once those institutions get into a company. They tend to stay there for a while. Not only this pulling shares out of circulation raise the value of shares outstanding. Their decision to get in can lead other investors to do the same despite being near all time highs institutional ship of apple is still under weight according to a note from hubert to clients posted on apple three not. Oh the way she and hers. Apple is likely to see revenue growth of twenty two percent in fiscal year. Twenty twenty one and earnings per share growth of thirty six percent. That's based on a few numbers. That i wish i understood but i sadly do not
Lakers Nation Podcast
Los Angeles Lakers go in short-handed and fall to the Brooklyn Nets
"Lakers dropped the game to the Nets got blown out was not pretty wind up losing this one. It was 109 2098. Ouch out not good. We're going to break down exactly what happened and put a little bit of context into it. What does this mean for the Lakers moving forward now that you've lost this was a game that a lot of people look forward to a lot of people had this game marked on their calendars did the Lakers maybe not and there's a lot of different things for us to to get into here the team didn't play. Well, there's no question and we'll talk a little bit about that. But I think where we need to start is that the Lakers were down two starters and yes, it's fair to mention that the Nets were also Down Kevin Durant. That's a giant loss. The Lakers were down Anthony Davis age. A giant loss. They were also down Dennis Schroder and I thought that was a bigger loss than he would be on most nights because the Nets defense is so poor. I think schruder would have had a very good game tonight. Just living in the paint getting to the rim creating Havoc. He would have made a difference out there for the Lakers certainly, but unfortunately was not able to go do to contact tracing with all the cobit stuff going on. So, you know, that was that was definitely unfortunate. We certainly didn't get the kind of finals preview matchup that people have been thinking we would get from this game because you're missing those star players. I don't think we got a very good representation of who the Lakers are as a team. I also don't think we got a great representation of who the Nets are because they're so different with Kevin Durant, but we did find out that the Nets love to shoot lots and lots of threes and make a lot of them tonight. Let's finish the game shooting just 46% from 3, but that doesn't tell the whole story. They were 50% or better for almost the entire game. It was until the end that they dropped off doing a great job generating open Thurs. And the Lakers Defenders were struggling to get out there and get a hand up and they were knocking them down. Joe Harris ridiculous 647 from 3 for 21 points. I said, this is a pregame video game. But one thing that they couldn't do was allow another guy to get going if Kyrie gets his points if James Harden gets his points you're going to live with that you're going to try to make life as difficult as you can on them, but you can't allow another guide to get going in and this game Joe Harris certainly did again dropping 21 points and then you gave up 15 to Timothy Loma Carrboro 2015 points to TLC not great. They're from the Lakers side of things LeBron. James had to pretty much do everything 32.8 board 7 assists 33 minutes glad that he only played 33 minutes. No reason for you to burn him out in this game when it was clearly won. The Nets were going to win especially once they got into the second half LeBron 146 from three three of six from the line, okay? One of the only other guys in double-figures was sixteen and ten. So we got a double-double Montrezl Harrell with ten points. Nobody else really did a whole lot out there. Nobody else did did much on the offensive end. You had nine points from k c p but just 145 from 3 West Matthews who started and played some shooter 144 shooting o of two from deep in 24 minutes Mark assault eight points did shoot for 3:00. So I'd like to see them in four to five threes a night did shoot for hit two of them. So you'll take that but the Lakers on the night shooting just 27% from 3 that slide from behind the three-point line at one point. They were third in the NBA in 3-point percentage and they have dropped dramatically since then and in fact last game they were up just about forty percent from three against the wolves and that was the first game in a while they'd been even better than league-average from deep and that's usually about thirty-five thirty-six percent tonight shooting just 27% That's with me rounding up. That's not good enough that will not get it done 6 a.m. Turnovers on the night as well. That's not a good sign either pretty much everywhere things could have gone wrong for the Lakers. They they really did ten offensive rebounds compared to 8 to the Brooklyn Nets. The brake pads are terrible rebounding team. That was a place where the Lakers needed to dominate 24 free throw attempts for the Nets compared to just 14 for the Lakers each and every spot along the way where the lake she really needed to win that particular area free throw attempts 3-point percentage turnovers, the Nets came out on top and because of that they won the game and wanted thousand Ali so I wouldn't be taking your questions and comments, but I guess before we get into everything. How much do we really take away from this knowing? There's no Anthony Davis knowing there's no Dennis Schroder knowing that the Lakers how many times tonight did we see the Lakers throw out lineups that we've never seen before with five men groups that literally have not played a single minute together yet. Not played a minute. That matters and I know we get some people who say it always but you can't make excuses. You can't you know, you have to go out there and win every single game. I'm just telling you what happened in the game. We saw the Lakers defense breakdown thought that was the Nets offense was really good part of that was the Lakers energy wasn't there part of that was also that they were playing an unfamiliar groupings and defense being something where everybody has to be on the same page. You get defensive breakdowns like this when you throw a line up together add necessity, I don't blame Frank Vogel here. You have no shooter. No Anthony Davis your entire rotation changes and you're winding up throwing out these kind of bizarre lineups out on the court and that's going to create defense of break that breakdowns. It's going to lead to open looks because you guys aren't used to knowing exactly where they're going to switch off their defense of responsibilities are it's a tough situation to be in and so I don't want to make excuses for the Lakers energy. I think they should have played with more energy with more Pace should
Kush Conversations
"thirty six percent" Discussed on Kush Conversations
"Chicken knelt. My grandpa told me he said you need to find a woman who can smile like a donut. Bass like a chick. Let us like burn Out before i explained this once you guys think about it real cool trying to figure it out was pantheon salvia. no it makes perfect sense inside Imagine the donate would be her mouth making the. Oh yeah. that's what i picture to is like a chicken Let's stupid socially you grow out. Busted out at the bar. Man smog. where you calling me you go down to louisiana record yourself. Asking people them get youtube video. Go to like a new orleans round asking drunk. People smell like a donut. Dance like a chicken best. That's of that's fucking funny. Jesus do that all right. Hit is not. I'm not going on people. That's not my thing session. No joy before. That's for sure in an right now with the news like this second-string that originated from south america. Which has like a site a thirty six percent chance to kill you. As opposed to the one percent chance we'll dam which is kinda more imitator started. I mean like i guess. It was april last year. I start wearing a mask. And i wear women public inside somewhere and i figure you know. That's fucking best. I can do do the best. But i gotta go to the store. I gotta go places. Like i guess you'd done and you believe in the vaccine. I'm going to wait it out. I'm gonna see like you know it's if it works and shit. Top people are dying from it than the opposite but the front of the line. Yeah man tried on main now. Wait i let go. I saw their cooled. And we'll see they're gonna be free to everyone by april says dr fauci. I say a lot of things. See the new to the parents. Were like volunteering. Their five year olds in their seven-year-olds for clinical trials. You know i'd unlike how's that even fair rally. Your kids had no idea off. Daddy's your kid knows what a vaccine is..
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Student Loan Forgiveness: Democrats Debate How Much To Cancel
"Five million americans have student debt and president biden has promised to do something about that. He's proposed cancelling up to ten thousand dollars per borrwer. Democrats in congress are pushing for more though fifty thousand dollars per person. Here's npr's listen Joe biden has made it clear one point six trillion dollars in federal student. Debt is a problem but the question of how much of it to cancel is still on the table. Let's take a look at the plan. The president supports cancelling ten thousand dollars in debt per borrower or. Who have the lowest suit deaths are the ones who struggle the most adam. Looney is an economist. At the university of utah he says not all debt is the same borrowers who completed. A bachelor's often have higher debt burdens but are able to pay that debt back. The ones really struggling are the ones in default. When you're in default government can take your tax refund part of your paycheck when you get older. You can even lose part of your social security. Roughly eight million borrowers are in default and most of them have less than ten thousand dollars in debt. The amount that you borrow is largely dependent on how many years you will often students who drop out after a semester or a year or two just on accumulate very much dead. If you never got that degree you can't get a job to help pay off that debt. Looney argues that anything higher than ten thousand cancellation runs. The risk of awarding borrowers. Who don't need help. He points to research that shows thirty. Six percent of student debt is owned by the top twenty percent of income holders but income is different than wealth household was student debt. Tend to have the least amount of wealth. That's the value of all your assets minus debt. Now let's take a look at the plans to cancel fifty thousand dollars in student at senators elizabeth warren and chuck schumer among those behind. This idea. they say a more forgiving cancellation policy is also about racial justice. And would target gaps in wealth especially among black families. Black households are more likely to have student debt and more of it than white or latino families. The debt crisis in is dish. Proportionally impacting borrowers of color and communities of color. Black borrowers in particular ashleigh harrington the senior policy counsel at the center for responsible lending. So when we talk about cancelation we have to start their black borrowers. She says can struggle even if they get their degree. Thanks to racism. In the labor market more debt cancellation would give them a up. You have families were the color who have never been able to build wealth. They don't have intergenerational wealth fender having intergenerational deck many black and latino families missed out on ways to build wealth in the past like homeownership and job training programs due to racist policies researchers who study and talk to student. Loan borrowers say now student. Loan debt is thing. That's holding them back in a forthcoming report. The center for responsible lending black borrowers. Who would have all of their debts. Raced at fifty thousand was forgiven. Have median assets worth just seventy six thousand dollars in most cities. That's not even a house and of course there's the pandemic we are in the list of a crisis it and so we're for the place where count out. Inauguration gonna cut it regardless of the dollar figure most advocates. For cancelling say the thing that makes it so appealing is it can be done by the president through executive action without congress. President biden has long said he'd prefer to use legislation but in early february. The white house signaled it was willing to consider doing it with the flick of a pen.
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