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there's also radio garden which allows you to listen to over 30,000 local radio stations from acrossbe. fancya spin? yes, please! it's almost like peeking through the window at someone else�*s party! a collaboration between two interactive design companies and the netherlands institute for sound and vision, the platform, now in its fifth year, has grown hugely and allows any station to appear after just submitting an application online. basically we are using internet radio and it's quite an ancient technology by now. all these radio stations broadcast online and through the web we are basically able to link to these streams that are already occurring, and just embed it on the platform and just play them. radio garden encourages you to explore for hours. by transporting you to different places, it may offer some much—needed comfort. last year we went very viral in italy during the very hard time in the country where lots of people were sick and dying. we were receiving, like, selfies of doctors in hospitals taking care of people, and it was like very, yeah, very emotional. it's kind

interviews with something like 130 different countries by the newspapers, television or radio, he rarely left his garden a place where he was made an honorary colonel, and famously last summer went to windsor castle for an audience of one with her majesty the queen as he received his knighthood. he was in bedford hospitalfor the last couple of days of his life, died obviously earlier this month. the hearse will be making its way now through the village of marston martin. locals were out last night putting red ribbons on some of the bmp putting red ribbons on some of the lamp posts throughout the town. i was talking to the landlord of the p0p was talking to the landlord of the pop this morning who was telling me that he would be attaching red ribbons to even more of the lamp posts just to show their appreciation for what captain tom had done, not only for the village of course but for everyone, including the nhs charities he raised those tens of millions of pounds for. and the foundation set “p pounds for. and the foundation set up in his name to continue his good work, to continue working with various c

tom: for radio, "the real yield" is flying over the garbage state -- over the garden state parkway.n: and we are done. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> the economy is looking promising. the recovery is still at the early stages. it is still quite fragile. >> things haven't changed that dramatically, other than we replaced people's income. >> pent-up demand continues to build. >> we have seen people take the money they get from the government and their income and spend it like mad. >> inflation is an eventuality, and that is the only thing that will probably not be market off course -- probably knock the market off course. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz.

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