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WTOP
"zafar" Discussed on WTOP
"That treating those diseases could cost more than $800 million over the next three decades. Doctor zafar zafari and assistant professor at the university of Maryland conducted the study. If you put it at the population level, then it's going to be a huge medical burden. You would have better than PWI changed flight patterns back in 2012 to curb delays, possibly affecting the youngest residents the longest. Over lifetime, increases risks of mortality. Gigi Barnett, WTO news. Now for money news, here's Steve potus. This is a Bloomberg money minute. There have been plenty of speed bumps in the way of automakers in recent years, but our carmakers turning the corner even as consumers get squeezed by rising interest rates and concerns about the economy. The industry will still be something different than what it was pre-pandemic. We'll definitely be at low levels like it is now, and that will ebb and flow a little bit. General Motors, president Mark Royce, he says customers have been buying. We haven't seen a lot of demand fall off even with some of the ups and downs of the economic situation that we're seeing in the United States. The demand is there. But will demand still be there, as inflation sends prices of just about everything else higher. Royce says the supply chain remains a big issue. The supply chain is very fragile right now. However, it's our job to get more efficient to offset those costs for the customer. Roy says, the chip shortage seems to be leveling off and that'll make a big difference. Of course, the entire auto industry is watching rising interest rates, which rice calls a challenge for customers borrowing to buy a car. From the Bloomberg newsroom, I'm Steve potus. Gone WTO. And coming up on WTO with less than a month until midterms, President Biden and others are out campaigning 9 57. That's the sound of a crack in the ceiling found at a home inspection. But with a real tour by your side, a newfound leak might only cause minor worries. With their expertise, a realtor can suggest a credit at closing, and even connect you to a contractor to help you shore up that leak and alleviate your worries. When it comes to cracks in your plans, the expertise of a realtor can make all the difference. The difference between an agent and a realtor is real. Realtors are members of the national association of realtors. That's who we are.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"zafar" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Hello and welcome to NewsHour. It's live from the beauty World Service studios in central London. I'm Tim Franks. After the horror and the widespread revulsion, a hint today that there may be better times to come. Two days ago, the British novelist Salman Rushdie was stabbed in the face neck and stomach. We've now had two statements one from his agent, saying that the author's road to recovery has begun and, from his son, zafar rushdie, saying that, although his injuries were severe, life-changing, his father's feistiness and sense of humor were intact. Mister rushdie's faced death threats for years. For his 1988 novel, the satanic verses, which some Muslims see as blasphemous, then supreme leader of Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini, issued a fatwa, a decree calling for the novelist's assassination and placing a $3 million bounty on his head. A 24 year old American man had he matar, has pleaded not guilty to charges of attempted murder. Let's hear first from our correspondent Nomura Rick Bao, outside the hospital in Pennsylvania, where mister rushdie is being treated. Salman Rushdie's son zafar rushdie released a statement via Twitter and he confirmed that his father is in a critical condition inside the hospital, but he's been taken off the ventilator and was able to say a few words. And he described his dad's injuries as life-changing but said, I quote, his usual feisty and defiant sense of humor remains intact. And he went on to say that the family are really grateful to those members of the audience who he said bravely leaped on stage at that literary event in New York State on Friday where mister rushdie was stabbed and people rushed in to help him Earlier today, mister rushdie's agent, Andrew Wiley confirmed to us that mister rushdie was on the road to recovery, but he said it would be a long process given the horrific injuries he sustained. Have we had any further details from the prosecutors about how they allege the attack took place and
WTVN
"zafar" Discussed on WTVN
"Thank you very much for listening. It is the mark Blazer show so the Bite administration could double Canadian lumber tariffs. I know. So when you hear that he's doing this. I mean, we already know there's a problem. With lumber and how much it costs. It's driving up the price of new built homes at this point, supposedly that it Zen alleged well to combat alleged unfair Canadian trade practices. The U. S Commerce Department report concludes that the country needs to double the tariff on Canadian lumber from 9% to 18%. Now if you're wondering That 25% of lumber consumed in the U. S. Comes from Canada. All right, so it's a quarter of what we're consuming, but the fact that he is looking at doubling these lumber terrace from Canada. He's a terrible decision, right? It's terrible. If they let this go into effect is a matter of fact, it Zez here, they're going to further exacerbate the nation's housing affordability crisis. And there's this isn't rocket science to think about this, but put even more upward pressure on the price of lumber force, millions of US home buyers and lumber consumers. Foot. The bill for this ill conceived protectionist action is what it says here. So a Zafar is a time for this. There's never a good time. But this is the word. It couldn't be a worse time. As far as this guy, you know, we know about the lumber shortage. The cash price per 1000 board feet of lumber. Climbed to a record $1515 and this is up a staggering 323% from a year ago. Well, April 2020 All right. So this goes on to, you know, talk about what's okay. I do want to throw this in because I thought this was pretty interesting. The way they break this down Koven 90, and this is how all of this came about because you're going. How did we get here? How did we get to a lumber shortage? How did this happen? So Koba 19 breaks out in spring of 2020. All right, So then sawmills cut production and unloaded their inventory. And here's why They thought the housing industry was going to crash. So they unload the inventory that the sawmills cut production unload the inventory. Now, as we know the crash really didn't happen. So what happened? Really? Was the opposite happened. Americans rushed to Home Depot and Lowe's and they're buying up materials for do it yourself project. I mean, think about it during the during Cove, it people are bored and they start to do these do it yourself projects. So while the recession induced interest rates helps for a housing bloom boom rather and that's all happening during this, do it yourself so that boom that was exacerbated by a large cohort, it says of Millennials. Starting to hit their peak home buying years. Then the dried up housing inventory is happening that sent buyers into a search for new construction. Now, home improvements and construction require. Of course, a lot of lumber mills can't keep up. Hugh record prices, So that's kind of a little quick synopsis of how did we get to where we're at now, But take away from this is The Biden administration feels like they're setting us up to fail. It's terrible news, traffic and weather for Columbus Use Radio 6 10 double View TV End Lane Bryant expected to be the next to chief of police in Columbus. Good evening, Um Allison Wiant news Radio 6 10 w tvn traffic and weather.
First Morning News
President Biden to unveil his $2 trillion infrastructure plan today
"Correspondent Mike Power get a little bit Maura on this infrastructure bill that President Biden is going to unveil today. Um, more big spending from the White House, Mike Yeah, You are looking at the White House that is expected to unveil an ambitious plan to spend $2.25 Trillion on the jobs and infrastructure package that could form technically a cornerstone of Biden's economic agenda in Pittsburgh today, that's where he's supposed to make the announcement. I also is going to propose using the revenue from increasing corporate taxes. And pay for eight years of ambitious spending on roads, bridges, utilities and other needs. Technically, really two phases of this plan to the first one is the one that you'll be unveiling today. The next one will be a second when they will be unveiled. We believe were hearing about in the next month or so. But this in this time where infrastructure has kind of been a running joke for the better part of the last couple of years, it's something that always being put off because there's some Sort of a scandal or something that's come up on some level. Now we're actually going to have a plan that will include approximately $650 billion to rebuild the country's infrastructure, Its roads, bridges, highways, ports, There will be $400 billion toward home care for the elderly and disabled $300 billion for housing infrastructure. 300 billion to revive US manufacturing will include hundreds of billions of dollars to bolster the nation's electric grid to enact nationwide high speed broadband and revamp the nation's water system. So there's a whole bunch of elements that are involved here. By the way, just so we're all clear, too. Last minute they're still changes being made. So a Zafar is what is and isn't in it. It is constantly shifting. How things are gonna be paid have constantly been shifting here is well and as one would imagine you are seeing as all of this starts to come together and we'll be eventually announced today. There's all kinds of fighting behind the scenes in regards to what taxes they're going to be supported by Republicans by Democrats. And what kind of a fight we're looking at. This is something that could
CBS Sports Radio
Kyrie Irving wants NBA to honor Kobe Bryant with new logo
"And he has been campaigning for something. And that has been For the NBA logo. To be changed. To Kobe Bryant. Carrie says it needs to happen. I don't care what anyone says His initial He had an instagram post where I think the phrasing he used was black Kings built this league. On Banesto, Bryant Like the Post or Vanessa Bryant a great idea. A Zafar is changing the NBA logo to Kobe Bryant. Now when
IINK Podcasts
"zafar" Discussed on IINK Podcasts
"Enchantment by is mazafa as to read hard balloons rule. The sky celebrating the day of love. I see lovers smiling and lashing while the girl smell the roses. The boy gives a beck and the fragrance of love made them hug them. Those pretty red guards. Red coat of john keats promising a forever and love bites lapsed. Their hands the red velvet cake had a love. You read over it. Why the lovers fantasise togetherness. I then seema playing the old radio opening the window boring the bidding up the fresh gaas that kept on the table and patiently waiting for him. The took the sips of together in silence like every day while dad voiced the cups. I say ma humming the song on the old radio while dad relaxed himself on the sofa beside her. I see love in those moments of solidarity and in those students of dad's favorite song sung by. I see forever. In the eyes of both filled with promises of togetherness i see fear of losing each other even in the old day. I say love yet again in those too old souls sipping everyday while the roses of valentine's day dried and the day of love and pink.
All Things Considered
In a mammoth's molar, scientists get a glimpse of evolution in action
"Would have no more surprises. Well, the world's oldest DNA's samples say otherwise, to mammoth molars pulled from the permafrost in north eastern Siberia contained didna dating back to more than a million years ago. It's a big leap backwards in time that that's which was Luca Dillon is at the center for Paleo Genetics in Stockholm. And he says this mammoth DNI is twice as old as the previous record holder, which came from an ancient horse now sequencing million year old knee like this was impossible just a few years ago samples that old were just too small to work with. Now, researchers can see incredibly small samples, but it's challenging to put them together. Tom Vander Vault also works with the center for Paleo Genetics. Imagine if you're Edna is fragment that into literally millions of tiny pieces. It is a painstaking puzzle. It's not only one parcel, it's actually multiple parcels. So imagine you know you have one parcel for the malice genome. But then you have another parcel for the whole bacterial content of the examples. You have another possible for the human Dina for the paleontologists and us in the lab. Once they had finished sorting out the mammoth bits. The DNI gave the scientists a unique window into mammoth evolution. Delenn says the standard view holds there was only one mammoth species in Siberia a couple million years ago. What we find now is that actually we found two different lineages. We can't really say there are different species, but they're clearly two different genetic types of malice so that that came as a complete surprise to us. The ancient DNI. A also gives clues the origins of the Columbian mammoth, which lived in North and Central America. Here's Tom Vander Volk again Good kind of show that this Columbia moment is a hybrid species between two off the genetic lineages. So one is the new general image that we found in this paper. And the other is the Willie Mama genetic limit, So to say their work appears today in the journal Nature. Alfred Rocca of the University of Illinois at Havana. Champagne wasn't involved in the work, but wrote on accompanying editorial. It's an absolutely amazing discovery. It takes back the field of ancient DNA's a Twice a Zafar in geological time as before, and that genetic puzzling unlocks the possibility. He says that we may soon find more evolutionary play by plays hiding in super Old DKNY.
IINK Podcasts
"zafar" Discussed on IINK Podcasts
"By is for and one day. Where i won't be there to hold you back. I want you to gaze at the moon the same way we did together. Lying on those grasses. I want you to smile back at my picture. The same way you did when you missed me. I want to go the same delicious ratchasima and have it all yourself one day when i have to leave you all alone. I want you to stay strong as always and go to your favorite comedian. Show laughing out loud all by yourself. I want to to play the told guitar the tunes of which hits my heart. I want you to sit there the window with your coffee and feel me somewhere near you one day when you stop seeing me in your dreams i want you to leave me the stein and move on being the same person you are known killington fearless shy and brave happy and beautiful. I want to to open the door with white guardans and paying them back with red blue orange and green. I want you to stop hugging. The pillow and sleep peacefully i want you to wake up without nostalgia engulfing you and move around town enjoying all for you doing things for you and maybe someone might notice. You tying back your hair in a bind and fall for you. I've issue to fall back once again leaving behind all the traces of love for me to get it and keep it all by myself..
IINK Podcasts
"zafar" Discussed on IINK Podcasts
"By is for and one day. Where i won't be there to hold you back. I want you to gaze at the moon the same way we did together. Lying on those grasses. I want you to smile back at my picture. The same way you did when you missed me. I want to go the same delicious ratchasima and have it all yourself one day when i have to leave you all alone. I want you to stay strong as always and go to your favorite comedian. Show laughing out loud all by yourself. I want to to play the told guitar the tunes of which hits my heart. I want you to sit there the window with your coffee and feel me somewhere near you one day when you stop seeing me in your dreams i want you to leave me the stein and move on being the same person you are known killington fearless shy and brave happy and beautiful. I want to to open the door with white guardans and paying them back with red blue orange and green. I want you to stop hugging. The pillow and sleep peacefully i want you to wake up without nostalgia engulfing you and move around town enjoying all for you doing things for you and maybe someone might notice. You tying back your hair in a bind and fall for you. I've issue to fall back once again leaving behind all the traces of love for me to get it and keep it all by myself..
KNBR The Sports Leader
"zafar" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"Shots fired. I mean, that was just probably gun. They put out the pot again and say Like you asked for it. Here, come seriously. What are you going to do? Shoot me? Damn! Yes man. Wendy Social Media account is not to be trifled with. It is legendary in the game, man. Hey, McDonald's a picket. Make lightly Not not Wendy's or windows, bro. Oh, when these kids Adam I saw them off and then ran him over and then backed up and ran him over again. Wendy's in the Octagon man and the Rays. They needed to keep their head down anyway. After what Kevin cash did you don't need to be saying nothing to nobody, he said. You decide to go in Wendy's Twitter account. You brought that on yourself man who were playing that just savage. Just savage was clashing. That's a beauty right there That is a beauty might have to actually start falling. Wendy just note to self stay at a Wendy's way. Don't wait. I've been to a Wendy's in awhile, man. It's been anywhere in a while. Yeah, but I mean, I've been I've been a Wendy's and a wild times 20. Let's just say that that was loot loot like Wendy's Ely used to like to go toe Square burgers. Yeah, Before the before we hit the like we went to a issue. I took the bus down there. We get Wendy's before the bus started. Started getting going, Or sometimes we'd get it before we get on the freeway to get to the airport. It was probably about 30 minutes 35 minutesto. You get to the airport, so sometimes we'd stop. But Wendy's me it was all you know, Square is OK, then special just squared to some different to get you in there really would set them apart from all the other residents of the fast food restaurants was a Frosties Ford. Yeah, Lou let love the Frosties would go there and get his front of commercial. Where's the beef was pretty hot. Your burger. Yeah, that was a good commercial, but a Zafar as a food goes, all right. Okay. It wouldn't look well, let's put it this way. Wouldn't go out of my way. Get to a Wendy's unless I really wanted a frosty and I wouldn't go out of my way to get somewhere else is Wendy's is right there it just days when these court right there I'll stop. I'll stop going Burger from like Super Super hungry. Uh, But I wouldn't be the first. It's not the first round draft choice. No, but there are also similar, like the only one that I would probably put it this way. If you line them up in the side of the road, and I got out, you know how you have those stops like in Bakersfield, sometimes, like seven different fast food restaurants are just right there. There's just certain stops and everything's there. Give everything Is there fast food wise? I'd go in and out over over the rest of them. But we've had this argument before Nations is still my favorite. But nations wouldn't be their nations Isn't that widely known where they'd be on the side of the Side of the road. But then men not more than likely wouldn't be either. Um But as far as like national chains because in and out really isn't a national chain. I don't know that I care that much to be, to be honest with you. I just I don't really have a like a burger that I'll go. I'll go with the flame Broiled BK over McDonald's and, Yeah, I guess, but Yeah. What? I got extra half mile. Maybe my own probably not. I don't know it just there also. I mean, they're only another also sad. Well, you know, I mean, depends on what you want. You want some fries? You go to McDonald's. You go to McDonald's for the fries that that then then you get the burger and your gear, You know, you're good to go. So I don't really have saw reference McDonald's or Wendy's and Burger King all lined up. Just keep driving until I found a Popeyes. You know where I'm going with this chicken all day. But what would it change The goalpost? Popeye's over KFC them very well. Yes, it's this thing with contest. I'm talking food with T k a third not Hey, sorry that tweet was that good? It was good to get us talking food. But what Wendy's is just you know the burgers here? Just a portal to get you to the prostitute. It's really only you're only going for the frosting another. The burgers were fine the front. Okay, fine. You know, it just it gets the job done. There's nothing wrong with it. Wouldn't you know it? Zits save me a lot of drunken nights, but, yeah, I mean, ultimately you just you just trying to get to their frosty Yeah, I guess if I had to choose, I'd probably go like affected, added 1/4. I don't know if it's big enough like there. Give it across the country. I'd probably choose Sonic overall for those if I had.
MyTalk 107.1
"zafar" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"Go. I want my proof way I won't be snacking on you Dig. Okay, Kochi, 1000 Zaki's potatoes and copies. I'll take it enough of these Latinos in practice galloping to stay. No, is that international sensation? It says, Uh, youth group from Minneapolis, and it was like an after school program where they were produced music and There's a video and everything. It has 17 million views on YouTube. Hello, dawn. Good finds we Oh, my God. Well, repeat about six months ago when I discovered it. I'm like that. Really Think these kids are amazing, John. They're all grown up now. I'm sure Yeah, eight years ago. Well, that proves with Jeff said. This is this is for young guns. And like I said Q's in his mid twenties, So okay, So, Lex, which one would wish should I eat? Both of them? I like the line one. Well, I'm one. Okay. Start with the flagpole. One. I'm opening the young person snack called talkies. Their flag. Oh, I like these two. Here we go like him. Oh, my goodness. They are like burritos rolled on top of each other, and it's like a nuclear red. Yeah, Goodness. Yeah. What? The girl of my pounding in my mouth. Okay, hold on. I can't believe you've never heard of these. No, These were my kid was said used to get him. Unfortunately, like three times a week, unthinkable Really Don't. He's like this. It's like me talking about over. There's this new thing. They pick you up. Now, let's be clear. Let's be clear. You talking about uber eight years after room, Okay? Maybe it's the same thing. Okay, Here we go. Help. Let me just Hmm. Wow. Yeah, It's got a kick to it, doesn't it? Uh, you might have to take some Toms. Group. Drink milk. Mm. Oh, that, Zafar a ver burst right there. Don't like you're walking on hot coals. Wow that there's a lot of flavor in that little taki. Okay, so that's okay. Good. Right? That's that's the you know what? Not bad. No. Let me open. This one is the vagina one you might like. That better depends on how much you like Hot stuff. Crunchy vagina. Mm hmm. This is the winner. You like that one, huh? Huh? So these are a new snack called Poppy. See, he doesn't enjoy convenience foods like we do it like this legally. It's like we feel like we're really getting away with something. When were you going to get up talking? It was like a little secret tree. There's the brand new treat the kids love. Everybody destroy the evidence..
KLBJ 590AM
"zafar" Discussed on KLBJ 590AM
"Changed. Changed me as a person really changed me as a person that affected you. Yeah, I just still haven't shaken that off all these years later. Yeah, all these years later. Here. So I was thinking about that time out, Can you Can you quickly answer the question? What was the question? You like a man, Did you? What did you say to her? Because people are thinking. Oh, I thought it went without saying, OK, Yes, I refused the offer. There you go. That's good. That's good. That's not wouldn't root about how would rude about it, But I said no, thank you, sir. Check this out. US. Cruise lines have announced Copan 19 vaccination requirements before setting sail talking about the American Queen Steamboat Company. And the victory cruise lines. They're the first U. S cruise lines to mandate a Corona virus vaccine for passengers and the crew. This new policy will take effect July, the first the CEO of the American Queen Steamboat Company. Here's what they said in a statement. The health and safety of our gas, two crew members and partners continues to remain our top priority. Vaccination requirements for both our guests in our crew is the most prudent next step to ensure that we're providing the safest cruising experience possible. Yeah, the policy states verified. Documentation of the vaccination will be shown before getting on board. Um, we're going to see more and more of this. And you know what? A Zafar as a cruise ship in that industry they're gonna have to do this. They are to make give people peace of mind and to sell two cents cell to cell cabins. Because people are gonna want to know that it's going to be safe. And there was already a stigma with cruising before way before covet with, you know, just just people. A lot of people thought they get sick going on a cruise because so many people piled in tow. You know such a small area? Well, the industry does have a reputation does he will have gotten sick And during this pandemic people did early going and that they actually have Ah, one ship still at sea where they're not letting people get off of it. Not not people, but to this day, but the crew, the crew well to the Going forward them cruising as a result of coded and all of it. It's going to be what they're going to have to do The precautions they're going to take it. It's going to be safer than ever to cruise going forward. It's good news that they finally come out with this. And yes, so people once they get the vaccinations, and they got the proof thing. They'll be able to set sail it and I'm pretty sure that every cruise line will I'll do this is well, listen, nobody intended but I'm on board. The airline industry's pushing back on this. Yeah, they are. And I know you think you should have to show the proof of the vaccination to fly domestically. Well, the thing is, they're not asking for now that up until yeah. I mean, through this whole thing people have been flying and apparently flying safely. I mean, we're not hearing any stories about people getting sick as a result of the flight. Will. The administration is pushing this the airline industry? They're pushing back on this, especially when it comes to domestic flights. You know, flying from Austin to Houston. I can't understand it if you're flying back. From another country. That makes sense. Yeah, right, Depending on which country it is jump in here at 51283605 90 Go ahead. What we're gonna say, Well, I was just I was thinking I mean this. In fact, this trip we're going to do to Egypt and Israel in Greece in August at late August in early September. My understanding is is that that that that it will be required to show proof of vaccination and also that testing a to least Where we are today. In the course of things. The plan is to also do testing every other day on the ship as well. Listen, longtime family owned and operated Northwest fence and I, They are an iconic business here in town. That's there's no. There's no dispute there. They've manufacturing design fabricated, installed some of the very best fencing products that were available on this planet. They're located right here in Austin. Highly qualified full service contractors with the ability to install well, any time a fencing product that you may need. You know, whenever you know if it's ornamental iron, maybe get something in your head. You want to design they could help with that, too..
WGN Radio
"zafar" Discussed on WGN Radio
"After five. Good morning, Thursday, February 4. Is it bad that my favorite part of the show is hearing Larry King say This is WGN. Chicago. No. That's a highlight. Maybe we should figure out a way to play that or a place to play that later as well. Give that a second spin. Maybe instead of that. He put the top of the hour. I don't know if we could play that every hour, but we could try that. I don't know. Really like hearing that. I know you're gonna think I'm completely crazy. You already think I'm a little crazy? I know, but this is really good. A Be the tip in for you. I feel so much better this morning that I did yesterday because I got less sleep. I think I had too much sleep on, Uh, Tuesday. Women What they was yesterday Wednesday. This guy too much sleep Tuesday night. I didn't feel right yesterday. Last night. I went to bed little later. Feel great this morning. Isn't it amazing? The more you sleep, the more tired you feel. Yeah, I felt that I did yesterday. I think your body just goes through like a lethargic points after resting for so long. Either that or maybe you just get used to a certain number of hours. Yeah, And then if you don't you get more. It's not necessarily good. That makes no sense and flip side of that could be. You could be running off of adrenaline. And that's making you feel better. And then you'll hit the wall later today meeting Yeah, by about 6 30. That'll be it for me. How much less sleep did you get? Um Hmm. Might say maybe 45 minutes almost an hour. Okay. You know, I take cat naps when I when I get home, and if I take more than a 30 to 45 minute catnap I will not be able to wake up. Like as if I can keep going. You know what I mean? It's you know what? Vicky? You Me, Dave. Steve. We can all be famous. Let's all get together after the show will will write a little paper. And then push it out on social media. A study in the headline will be Uh, how long is too long? No. Well, no. Yeah. You gotta be a little more catchy. For all the news organizations around the country still pick up on it. The headline would be, uh less sleep good for you. Great feeling bad. You're getting too much sleep, and everybody will report this as a study right? And then we'll be. We'll be saintly apologists. It will be the sleep Biologist. Yeah, I'm serious that that would be very funny. Some you know stations would pick that up. We could. We could credited to the Chicago Center for lack of sleep Science. Yeah, there's a study in itself. Right. That's perfect. That would work of a sadly that would that would work. Do you guys take a nap when you get home? Oh, yeah. For sure. For How long? Well, sometimes 90 minutes. Sometimes two hours really know, I used to be able to do that. But for some reason, now, my max nap is maybe closer to like an hour hour and a half of the most Yeah, Yeah, I can't do more than 45 girls. I'll be knocked out for hours. I mean, I could take a nap it like seven at night and then go to sleep at 9 30 finally fall right. It's quite asleep. Dave. I bet you you take like a little five minute catnap. And you're fine, right? I well, no, I'll take a little longer nap some days. It kind of depends on Time a year. Like this time of year. I don't mind taking over. That's true napped in the summer. I hate you wanna be out? I wanna be out like you're missing something up. Yeah. So we check in with the production staff in the control room. Joe, what about you? I used to be a really good napper now not so much. Heavy in the Greek. I nap for ours, e no. Sometimes for me until, like, five o'clock in the afternoon floor number six. Really? The number four or just for hours. Just just four hours. I mean, meaning? No. Just fo r O okay? Things with terrifying I had a very bizarre dream last night, and this is a Kennedy You don't want to have. I'll tell you about it in a couple minutes. Reminder here that you can get a prize. If you're the first color of the morning from the civilian population that is our WGN TV news reporter who calls him does not count. But if you'd like to know Win in our early bird catches the swag contest. Now's the time to try for that at 312981 72 103 129817200 is w dream Chicago love that 5, 17 and so far so good A Zafar as the weather, but that's going to change it about five or six hours, and Steve could be even the sooner than that. This morning. We see some mixed precipitation over the.
MYfm 104.3
"zafar" Discussed on MYfm 104.3
"My fam. It's a balance in the morning. Good song. It is a good good song. He's talented, hands down, talented. He's so good if you were the pic. Oh, God, I hate to do this and it's not the same. It's not the same, and it's no disrespect to anybody. It's going to come across the disrespect, but it's not disrespect is just a conversation between friends here, Okay? You look it in sync, right? You look Justin Timberlake. Wow, Breakout star of men saying stuff like that. One D has had several breakout stars. But if you have to pick the breakout star from one direction It's Harry isn't area without a doubt. Without a doubt. He's the Timberlake of one direction. Yeah, for sure that seem very disrespectful on your part. No. No way. Teasing E. Nile. Horan is great. He's great. Yeah, but I think it was a Zafar Azi success And I don't know, I think I think it's Harry. Right record sales. He's out of these two and the mystique everything to like, Even if if Niles in here now is a great guy we know now we're huge Fans of Niall Horan and, you know, we know most of the guys. You know, I only met saying like once, but Um, nine would probably agree to because if it's like Harry Styles and Nile are walking down the street, where's the crowd going per se, and that that's that's not to be disrespectful. It's just like the girls would be enamored by Harry Styles e think after the one defame, I think Niall even said to us on the air one day how he's enjoyed the less attention that being out of that massive bands and boy band presence has brought him I think to Harry is very mysterious, where he doesn't do a whole lot of interviews, and he doesn't talk about his private life. And so there's a lot of unknowns with him, which I think add to his whole appeal as well. As a trick, fellas be mysterious. Don't matter. We know anything about you know girls are into it, but on the deal, all right, let's do first of CAF. Let's do it. This is how we start today. Valentine shares Cem Cem inspirations and positivity and then we all raise our cups high. Whatever you drink.
MyTalk 107.1
"zafar" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"Just give yourself a chance to breathe, You know, get yourself a chance to breathe and there I was gonna talk about this before, but, um It's interesting how just going through the process. It's I love scene. The changes people decide to do based on education and information going through the process, and it is so rewarding. It's so neat. I just love it because you see people saying, You know what? After we talked, I decided to just pay this off. I decided to do this. I decided to do It's so neat and so neat to hear people getting themselves on track and taking huge steps where maybe they could have done it all along, But they didn't necessarily realize that that would be a beneficial thing to do, and they feel so confident and empowered through the whole thing. It's just so neat. I sometimes people think that they can just read a book, and now they'll know what to do right and books to help. You know the information there and I know we're in the process of writing a book as well. But it's sometimes it's just it's that person sitting next to you and saying or, you know, talking on the phone or whatever. And just saying, OK, these are the things I would recommend for these reasons, right and cuts through all the education all the information that's out there that you don't know what pertains to or doesn't pertain to you right? Because it is like sometimes you don't even know which book to start with, because they all seem like they apply. You know, Like I have catchy titles. I like that. You know what my whole thing is Trying to go? A Zafar is time management goes, which online seminar? Am I going to be a part of it? Because you're like, Oh, maybe I should sign up for that one, too. I saw an ad on leaked in and that should be in a mike. Or maybe not like I just might be two hours of my day that Good. I don't really need that. And I think everyone needs some education and money and finance right. You want to get the some of that education is good. But if you're good at art, or if you're good, you're a nurse. You're in the medical, your doctor. Whatever you don't you don't want to fully go through all the education that we have gone through. That's why were there. I'm not gonna get my medical degree just to make something medical decisions for myself, Right? So we used the experts used the experts that are there to help you make those financial Decisions and write, help you achieve your financial goals, right? Well, speaking of particular retirement things that are going on, so I like talking about things that I know that the words like so I saw in your list We're talking about our MD's, which I know a required minimum distributions. Okay, So what's going on that one? I know for a weird reason. Okay. What is going on with that? Yeah. So we just wanted to remind people because I think for for so long On Dis is for any money that's considered text deferred. This applies to a meeting like if it was in a 401 K u maybe rolled it into an IRA. Or maybe it's some pension funds. You moved right in the now it's an IRA. Any kind of money that's going to be text when you pull it out, right? Okay, So our MD's means required minimum distributions that used to be that at 70.5. You had to start pulling money out when you turn 70.5 out of that bucket of money. Now, they last year, they changed it to 72. So we just wanted to kind of reiterate that because it's still relatively a new change on DSA, Um, people maybe maybe didn't realize that do we know the reasoning behind that change? Yes. Well, people are living longer, right? Okay. I guess I don't know the full reason. I mean, I think it's it is beneficial. Some people are working longer, too. So I think it gives you may be a little bit more time between when you stop working, and when you're forced to at least pull money's out, and some people if you, you know, plan ahead. One of the things when I first started reading up on that is that I want to be in a position by the time I get there that I don't need the money so that I can. I can donate it to some of the non profits or the charities that I'm important to me because you don't have to spend it. You don't like to spend. I just have to take it out and pay the taxes on it exactly whatever you want, but I'm like I need to be blessed enough to buy the point that I get to 72 that I don't have Tonto that right? I'm not like you got time to work on that. That's right. And they may go higher is years go by, they might change it. I think they're talking about it right now. But 72, you must take out your required minimum distribution, which is around three for three point something percent right that you start taking out and that increases every year and so, cos what they'll do. IRA companies like that we work with automatically will calculate that for you at the end of the year before, right, so December 31st 2020. They'll take the value of your account, and then they'll take it based on the percentage. You can take out right And then send you usually send you some paperwork just saying this is what you need to take out next year, Right? I know this time of the year. We're getting a lot of our information to get prepared to start doing our taxes. Are there anything in particular need to be looking for from that perspective regarding my retirement funds? As I'm planning for taxes this year, will you You'll get 10 90 nines. Yeah, everything You had anything, write anything that had interests that's taxable. You'll get a special form right Attendant E nine former and interest form from those things could even be from a savings account if you had interest on your savings. On Ben..
WJR 760
"zafar" Discussed on WJR 760
"In which all sourcing all things that are part of a comprehensive financial planning all things that are part of our guided retirement system. So if we understand that And if we understand that markets are in uncharted territory here, doesn't it make sense that you should step back and say, all right, I'm going to cover all my bases here. I need to make sure that regardless of what happens that I have taken every single step Help ensure that my financial future is what I wanted to be, and it's going to go so far beyond just the investment or just the portfolio. It's part of our guided retirement system. Out on our website of America's wealth management show dot com. That's America's wealth management show dot com. You can request a complimentary consultation. We can visit with you by phone. We can do a virtual meeting or we can sit down face to face. We can walk you through our guide to retirement system. Once we understand your Specific situation. What it is that you're trying to accomplish near term, intermediate term and long term objectives and review All the resource is that you have including your social security. We do a thorough look at the taxes and everything else to put together your plan to give you the highest probability of success in achieving all of those goals that are important to you. So get out to our website. Now. America's wealth management show dot com Click on the button that says, complimentary consultation. You can schedule your appointment. And when you do, we'll just sit down and have a conversation. There is no cost here. There's no obligation. We don't have financial products to sell. We work in the capacity of fiduciary. So we're here to help those of you who want our help America's wealth management show dot com you know in the planning process, and we always go back to the planning process. I think one of the things you need to know is that we calculate the probability of success. On every portfolio, every plan that we create, and that helps our clients understand whether or not they have a chance of getting the results that they want well, and I think the really cool thing there but is once we calculate that probability of success weaken stress test those portfolios. We can take those portfolios and go back through the dot com bubble. We could go back through the financial crisis. We can do things. And you can see the reality of how your portfolio would have reacted during those times. It's not saying that that's exactly what's gonna happen going forward, but it could be a good indication of what is likely to occur. So that you go into this with your eyes wide open. Get to our website. Now get that complimentary consultation. Let's get 2021. Some not predictability. A Zafar is what the market's gonna do. But let's get some certainty behind your plan. America's wealth.
WBAP 820AM
"zafar" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"You're probably today or tomorrow. Yeah, Those accounts were set up a Zafar Aziz for tax returns for direct deposit. Yeah, but they were kind of like dummy accounts that H and R block and terrible attacks would use to get the money so you could get a quicker, huh? And then the feds use those is the actual you know, accounts for direct deposit for the stimulus check. So A new studies have to says Half of Americans want to live in rural America. Hands up, minds up. Are you moving? We talked about it all. We talk about it on all the time. You and back have a perfect spot. Your You're kind of in town. You're kind of we are in rural America. But we kind of would like to be a little bit further out. And so apparently, we're not the only ones so that Americans are thinking Maura Maura. Along those lines. A new Gallup poll reveals that half of Americans about 48% now say they would prefer to live in a rural area or a small town rather than a city or a suburb. See, I would love to live like that. But the problem is, if you go out there, you don't think so bad. We just got a neat little house on five acres. You gotta mow five acres. You need 50 acres. Yeah. You need 500 Acres right to let it go crazy Because if you've got five, you gotta keep it on the 50. You don't have to keep me exactly You. May you may be, and I can't afford 50 acres anymore unless I want to move four hours out of town. Right there. There is that coming up next. Let's talk about the vaccine house in line. He's in the queue for it on. We're starting to learn more and more about the two vaccines. We do that after we check traffic,.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"zafar" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"You know to accuse the president of sedition and then carry the day a Zafar as a rationale in in the federal Legislature unlikely so improbable. Yeah. All right, Governor. It's so good to talk to you again. Thank you so much for your time. Really Appreciate it. Okay. Bye bye of former Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Governor Mark Schweiker, Senior vice president now had to run Matrix incorporated. All right, Brian. All right, Ed. Thanks very much. The time here is just about 13 minutes before the top of the hour. Let's take a closer look at markets here. We do have Asian stocks moving higher this morning, and that's on the back of very strong gains in the U. S. Investors appear to be quite happy that Georgia run office, too, has been decided and that it seems that there will be calm going into the inauguration of Joe Biden and we're seeing that reflected in higher asset prices. At the moment, the Nikkei is up 1.2%. Cosby is trading up 1.7% Samsung Electronics is profit for the fourth quarter missed estimates due to weak smartphone sales. But the stock is traded up a little bit this morning up about 1%. Micron Technologies up 1.3% In the after hours session in the U. S. Micron gave a bullish forecast for the current quarter. We had Sunday stock moving up about 15% or so. The cable TV unit of Korea Economic Daily says that Apple is in talks with young day to make self driving electric cars and just looking at the at the currency markets. The dollar is now stable. It had gained about 6/10 of a percent in us, Dahlia now one of 3 81 Bitcoin up close to 40,000. We topped it for a while settling back 1 39,050. Boulders at 1914 outs and crude good oil $51 and a penny. All right, That is a look at markets. More news with that Baxter in San Francisco it all right? Thank you. Donald Trump. Brian says New administration will be inaugurated on January 20th. He's also said he's outraged by the violence of the capital yesterday, says those who engaged in the riot do not represent the U. S. Also in his video Tweet said that this was not the end. But just the beginning. One of the dozen Capitol police officers injured yesterday, has died. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi calling for Capitol police chief Steven Son to resign, Bloomberg sources say he will effective January 16th. Top of Democratic legislative leaders say Donald Trump needs to be removed from office that he is dangerous in his last days. Mike Pence, quoted by Business Insider says that he will not support removing Mr Trump by the 25th amendment. Elaine Chao is quit. The Trump Cabinet is transportation secretary former chief of staff Mick Mulvaney. Quits his ambassador to Ireland. China calls the U. S Capitol siege karma and retribution for supporting global demonstrations supported by the U. S. And Russia says that it shows the weakness of the U. S electoral process in San Francisco. I'm Ed Baxter back to you, Brian. Yes, Quite a lot of mockery in China about the storming of the U. S. Capitol in the U. S response. So many accusing Washington of hypocrisy. I'm reporting here on some of the stories in the state media of which you've covered as well. A stories Reporting on the siege on guard a found two pipe bombs. There was a lot of comparisons with shots taken in Hong Kong two years ago from the Global Times that China may require the U. S consulate here in Hong Kong to cut staff to register with Chinese authorities and restrict activities. The paper cites. Chinese analysts is saying that Beijing is also considering investigating some Americans or American enterprises. That is, if the U. S imposes more sanctions over Hong Kong. And state media as well as RTHK reporting on this that China Development Bank's former chairman who I bond has been sentenced to life in prison for bribery. And also the CSRC has threatened. Why wrong securities over risky assets and that from Sai Sheen, all right, that's a truncated look at the media 10 minutes here before the top of the hour, Juliet Thank you, Brian. Let's get now to Henrietta Trays, director of economic policy at Vader Partners to discuss the expectations for more stimulus. When we see President elect a Biden take office, But before we get to that, Henry and I just wanted to get your thoughts on what we've heard from the president this morning, all overnighter in the U. S with President Trump conceding that bite and will take office and I guess the extraordinary acts that we saw on the capital this week. Absolutely. Thanks for having me. I mean, at this point, the Republican leadership has abandoned the president, and that includes Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, one of the other top leaders in the conference Senator soon Material leader McConnell's wife, who has indicated that she will resign as transportation secretary, so you're seeing a pretty Substantial accident from people who really matter in Republican circles. Of course, there are AH lot of freshmen a lot of folks who rode the Trump wave into Congress, particularly in the house, who are staying close to the president. But it is a Really very serious death now for the president to lose the support of Republican leadership, I think vice President Pence has made his position quite clear today, saying that he will be at the inauguration, which for the record should not be news but obviously is when the president himself is saying that he will not necessarily acknowledge the results of the free and fair November 3rd election. S so I think that the shake up in the capital is really at its beginning point. There's a scenario where over the weekend things died down and Congress comes back on Monday and has a different headspace and the immediate aftermath of all this. But tomorrow the Democratic Conference will meet at noon to discuss how we're going to proceed. The options are invoking the 25th amendment whereby the Cabinet secretaries and vice president pencil requested the president step down, computed effectively an incapacitated nature. Or alternatively, they pursue impeachment again. Both of those things are on the table right now. Obviously shocking developments. But for markets I mean, the focus is on the future and abiding presidency and a lot more room for stimulus if you were offering a bit of advice to the incoming administration. Where would you target that stimulus? I would say that there are 60 votes to be had in the Republican Conference. I think that they're anywhere between 10 and 15. Maybe even more Republican votes for a stimulus package in the next two months. The question is how much Ben can they tolerate? But speaking with Republican leadership in the last 24 hours, notably before the capital was under siege, you were noticing something that I I was even surprised by. I've been optimistic about a 60 vote threshold package, which means bipartisanship in the United States Senate for a big spending bill that color that addresses coronavirus and also.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"zafar" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"That these health departments are going to need to be able to do that. Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health is supported by Michael R. Bloomberg, founder of Bloomberg. L. P. M. Bloomberg Philanthropies. Among some of the other vaccine names finds her shares they're down by 1%. My aunt, check up 3.9% and shares of murder Owner they are down now are up by a 5.4% again Recapping s and P down 68 a drop of 1.8%. I'm Charlie Pellet that Is a Bloomberg business Flash. All right, Charlie Paella. Thank you so much. Let's go back to Dr Zafar Child, Chowdhry, He's senior vice president and chief information officer at Seattle Children's Hospital. He joins us now on the phone. From Seattle. Dr. Chowdhry Caroline. I work. We're talking about Children and the vaccine when it comes to Children. What is the latest research that you're seeing about when we can expect a definitive answer as toe when Children can or cannot actually get vaccinated? The president, You know, it's not approved for anybody under 16. Certainly people are working on when that will happen. But you know, I'm in technology not specifically on the clinical side. So I don't have a current timeline as to when a vaccine will be approved for the kids. But it is, you know, it's just a reminder that we're still learning. There's still things that we have to learn about The coven 19 vaccines that are that are out there. Currently. It's just a reminder that we we still don't know everything, especially when it comes to a younger population, which I think Everyone would say, you know, it's so key to getting those schools back open. I mean, I wonder how you look at that situation, You know, you obviously focus on technology when it plays into the medical world. Technology has been crucial certainly for schooling this time around, but there's nothing like kids being back in classrooms. Yeah, I think kids do need that personal interaction. Helps develop them for the future, and certainly even even an adult level with seeing that this joint between virtual working versus face to face communication. I think there's definitely an impact, but I still love to learn and and you were also refusing that 100% of the population will actually take this vaccine. Well, we don't know. Do you think? Do you think that there's going to be Ah, significant. I mean, I'm even hearing this for my health care workers who not comfortable doctors who are not comfortable taking it. How do you see it? What are you hearing among your community? Well, if you if you look at the data for the state of Washington for flu vaccination only about 50% of the people every season, take the flu vaccination. So you were applying that same statistic Toe Cove it, which is an unknown vaccine that people don't necessarily trust, and I don't even think we're going to reach 50%. Yeah. I mean, I I hope we don't see that that time. Those numbers. I think the other side of that is that we could see, you know, I think people are more concerned. A lot of people are more concerned about the effects of covert than they are about the effects of the flu, despite what we heard from the president, barely very early on in this pandemic. Dr Chandra. I want to talk a little bit about technology in the way that you've used technology to transform the patient experience of the hospital, especially with kids, because when kids are in the hospital, and when anyone's in the hospital, they need to be Around people who love them and people who support them. What changes have you had to make to visitation in the hospital and how have used technology to help bridge some of those divides? Certainly there's been an acceleration to digital transformations for our health care because off The pandemic. We've we've had to restrict the number of visitors by bedside toe One parent and we've deployed Ipads at the bedside. The Children can talk to their care givers remotely. So there's been a massive influx of we weren't doing a lot of telehealth, but we really have spiked in that telehealth space and at the same time With made sure that the employees not all employees need to come in to work. So we've gone from almost zero. People working from home to over 4000 people working from home now on, we've done that on the hyper converged infrastructure with lieutenant With what? I'm sorry. Say that again. So the technology we've used his Nutanix hyper converged infrastructure to allow all of this remote working and then enable telehealth and telemedicine with with the hardware at the bedside of these ipads available kids that's really access. Yeah, that's pretty. That's pretty significant. Um, Yeah, It's just, you know, interesting to see how you know. They say stress and strain often leads to disruption. We certainly see it playing out here. Dr Zafar Chowdhury. Thank you so much. Appreciate it. Senior VP chief information officer at Seattle Children's Hospital on the phone. From Seattle, You know? Have you doing telemedicine visit? Yeah, I have. They're like for me. They've been unsuccessful. I end up going in anyway. Well, there is It's like it's like, OK, Yeah. Can't examine you over the phone. So come on in. Exactly. But you do see that there could be a guest ways right where it could be. Useful. Yeah, absolutely. It absolutely could be useful. And it's a great way to be able to connect with a doctor. In other ways to what I found is you can ask questions very quickly through portals that I didn't know existed before which I think is really helpful. Yeah, I was actually visiting a doctor. And they're like, Well, you could just email unlike what exactly like that to me was, like, all right, Jackpot. All right. You're listening to Bloomberg Business week. Let's get back to world. The National news for that once again, Nancy Lions in D..
News Radio 920 AM
"zafar" Discussed on News Radio 920 AM
"All right Time for a little Stacker. Let's finish up the show. I'll start with the topic that has been getting Maura and more buzz over the last month or so. And that is the price of Bitcoin. Yes, it's back from the dead after going parabolic and up to nearly $20,000 per coin back in late 2017. Bitcoin, then plunged over 65% of for, you know a couple of years. But now we've had this wild rally over the course of 2020, where Bitcoin was pushed back above $34,000 over the weekend, only to fall 15% down to below 29,000. And, uh, It's back. It's the I'm not not saying Bitcoin is good batter ugly. I have no idea where it's going to go. How it's going to move. It's just back in terms of everyday conversation. I'm hearing an awful lot of people asking about it again. And it z. Not because they know anything about Bitcoin. They're all I go. I don't know anything about it. But, you know, should I invest some in it and It's Zoe only because of the price action. That's the only reason that people care about it. I know that there are you know a whole bunch of, you know, tech evangelists who, you know, push it. As you know the future of technology. It might be. I don't really know like again. I'm I'm not trying to say it's good batter. Awful. I'm just saying that when people start to ask about something purely because it's prices run up very quickly. It's usually a sign that you're getting close to a short term top in a market. Yeah, and the questions that I am getting a back again. I'm going through the same experience. I had. Somebody asked me about it. Just yesterday. Who? A Zafar, as I know, it is not have a lot of investing history. It was not about you know is this a bubble is gonna come crashing down, but rather you know, how do I buy? When should I buy it? I feel like I need to buy it. Yeah, and again, I have no idea how this ends in terms of its pricing. But I think all the people that are saying that Bitcoin is a financial tool that is beyond the scope of regulation. Everyone always wins. You might not be able to control of a flesh. They figure it out. I'll be able to control some aspects of it. But there are ways that the SEC and the Treasury can find ways to regulate crypto currencies. If they see a need to do so. Bitcoin will not be the only financial in like invention in history to avoid regulation. That's that's probably a fair statement. Yeah, talk. You can put that on the prediction. Wall s. So what do we have to wait till the end of time for this one, Chuck? Yeah. When I die, we're going to see if it's right. Um, massive numbers of new account sign up new account openings for folks doing things like day trading in 2000 and 20..
Morning Edition
Over processed foods add 500 calories to your diet every day
"Their new diet studies out this week and they add more evidence that when it comes to staying healthy. It may not be enough to just count. Those calories what you choose to eat really does matter in pairs Rb reports on what researchers learned when they tracked the diets and health of thousands of women over two decades when the women's health initiative study began back in the nineteen nineties about twenty thousand women were put on a diet. They were told to cut back on fatty foods such as red meat and full fat, dairy, and they were told to add in more plant based foods, here study, author Rowena Boesky of the Los Angeles biomedical research institute at harbor UCLA medical center, but we ask them women to eat more fruits vegetables, and grains, but also to reduce their total. Fat intake, two decades later, what he and his colleagues have found is that women who were put on this diet at twenty one percent lower risk of death from breast cancer. Compared to women who didn't change their diets. This is significant because this is the first intervention study at anytime targeting breast cancer, where reduction in deaths from breast cancer has been seeing this study adds to the evidence that what you eat can be an important driver of health, but it also raises new questions about exactly which changes the women in the study made that may have been most beneficial. Here's Jennifer Liga belt a medical oncologist at Dana Farber Cancer Institute, there's been a walk that we've learned in the time since the study started about healthy fat, and unhealthy fat at a time when we're told to eat, plenty of healthy fats sources such as KADO 's and olive oil. Was it really an overall reduction in fat during the study that worked in the women's favor? Or was it due to other factors such as all of the good, nutrients and fiber that come from eating more fruits, vegetables, and whole, grains, Schabowski says it's just not clear. We can't really separate out at the present time. Which component was important. But we have blood on all forty eight thousand women, and now we will be a number of analyses to see if we can dissect out which were the important components. So there's much more to learn now. One interesting point, the women in the study were not told to count calories or reduce calories, but overall, they did lose weight. We didn't target caloric intake reduction, but the women did reduce their weight by about three percents. I think it's a message of dietary moderation the signings fit with another new study out this week that evaluated the effects of an ultra process diet compared to minimally processed diet it to finds that an overall healthy diet containing plenty of fruits vegetables, and whole grains can help prevent weight gain Darya schmo, Zafar, Ian is dean of the Friedman school of nutrition at Tufts University. The effects are really consistent with a lot of research coming out, over the last decade that you can't judge a food by its calorie count. And when it comes to eating healthy the quality. And range of foods, you choose matter
Radio From Hell
Teen suffering from seizures dies after doctors discover parasitic tapeworm eggs in his brain
"An eighteen year olds who complained of seizures in the emergency room. Indian hospitals is not gonna go. Well, turned out to have a parasite in his brain. According to a case study published Thursday in the New England Journal of medicine, doctors nisham, Deb and Zafar of us of the Medical College and hospital and fire Dodd a safari club odd reported the that the patient who appeared in the ER with a swelling over his right? I was having tonic colonic seizures tonic seizures, formerly known as grand mal seizures the disturbances caused stiffen muscles in a loss of consciousness. His parents said their son had felt pain in his right groin for a week. Moved up to his I a physical exam revealed that he had confusion and tenderness in his testy right testicle to learn more about his condition the medical staff performed him. All right. And they found cysts in his cerebral cortex as well as his brain stem, including the Sara bellum. They found out that he had. Parasites that had led eggs in his
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America's Truckin' Network
Playful dolphin leads mayor to close beaches
"News well some frisky French dolphins have caused some beaches. And France to close more from ABC news In this country we have stories every. Other week or sell about shark. Attacks beaches, closed, because of, shark sightings, and fear. Of, being bitten on the north west coast of France they're closing a beach because of dolphins We'll make that dolphin one particular. Dolphin who is writing which means he wants. To mate with people apparently for weeks now the dolphin nicknames afar has been. Entertaining kids and swimming alongside beachgoers in kayakers but now he's getting just. A little too, frisky he's been seen jumping over kayakers last want the woman had to be rescued after he wouldn't let her return to shore and last week he tossed another. Woman into the air with his nose Zafar could cause somebody to get hurt especially with his tail fin Now, with, the, beaches, close he'll have to. Swim