our institutions are failing talia, bella, aol, jonathan and countless other students. the attacks on october 7 shocked the conscious of the world marking the deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust. however, this was meant with callous cruelties at universities across america. at harvard, 30 student radical organizations blamed israel for attacks against innocent israelis only for the group's actions to be brazenly defended by the harvard president as, quote, free expression. following our remarks today, the students will join my colleagues at the education and work force committee hearing where harvard, m.i.t. and penn's leadership will likely defend desperately their indefensible recent actions and the campus culture that's enabled semitism on their campuses. any voice that defends the massacre has chosen the side of terrorism. i demand the president of harvard resign and schools like it are prohibited from collecting taxpayer dollars. in the words of a holocaust survivor and jewish advocate who dedicated his life to ensure the horrors of the holocaus

but it reminded me, you know, of aol and instant message starting out.>> jimmy: yeah, yeah. what was your screen name on aol and instant messenger? do you remember that? can you say that? >> yeah. it was -- i just want to give the disclaimer. it was middle school. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] >> but me and all my friends decided to make our first screen names and end them with 40 oz, like 40 ounces. as if us 12-year-olds drank 40 ounces. i think mine was peanut 40 oz. and my friend was cell dog 40 oz. >> inarguably bad ass. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: nick, what was yours? do you remember? did you have one? >> yeah, there was again, very adolescent. i was also in middle school in the early oughts. it had the words "donkey punch." donkey punch 40 oz. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: seth, did you go through that? did you have that deal? >> we don't have aol in canada. i'm canadian. >> jimmy: oh, do you have col? >> col. canadian online. [ laughter ] no, i actually joined the internet pretty late. it was actually -- we were making the movie "the green hornet" an

you bet on aol. you bet on compuserve, the web, whatever you bet on, you want that to have the highest probability of working. so instead of using technology to incrows creative possibility, we started using technology on people to increase their probability. this, you could see it 1993, '94, '95, what we started to use on the web were words like stickiness. the object of the game was to create a website that was sticky, meaning people would get to your website, but they couldn't leave. they even had an ad that helps to make your website sticky, showed users stick like on a fly strip. as if that makes a happy user, stuck on what you're doing. we used a metric, eyeball hours, the number of hours that a human pieball would spend looking at your monitor. wired announced we were living in what they called the attention economy. and people who weren't paying attention were the enemies. it's interesting, after they came up with the word attention economy is when we start today seeing the diagnoses of atten

for me, when i realized i was present was when aol was buying time warner. i don't know if you remember that back in 1999. everyone was excited that aol, the first digital company would now by time warner, the old media company and this meant the new synergy was coming and how y grateful it was in the new yok times called me to write the piece on what was happening, the op-ed so i wrote this piece saying as i look at it and as i understand it, it looks to me like aol is cashing in its chips the founder, he grew this is much as he could, the subscriber rate is probably peeking. he is using his inflated stock to buy a real company like time warner that has amusement parks and cable. it probably means that we are now at the peak of the.com bubble. we cannot publish lists. everybody says that this is the greatest thing and it means that all of this stuff is coming in the new age is coming. i am not a futurist. i am just looking at what is. what looks like to me is this is at the end of the videogame when you either level up or cash out and i think he is cashing

when i realized i was a present just as when aol was buying time warner back in 1999 and everyone was excited, the first big digital company is going to buy time warner, the old media company and new-media was coming and how great it was and new york times call me to write a piece on it. i wrote a piece saying as i look at it and understand it, looks to me like aol is cashing in its chips. the founder of aol group it and subscriber rate is probably peeking and using his inflated stock to buy a real company like time warner that has amusement parks and cable and libraries and all of that. it's probably means we are probably at the peak of the.com bubble and they said we can't publish this. it means all this stuff is coming and the new age is coming. i am not futurist but i am looking at what is and it looks to me like the end of a videogame where you either level up or cash out and i think he is cashing out. i turned out the right and not because i am a tourist but it is predictive and more predictive by looking at what is rather than trying to guess what is out there. so when impact o

doctors quickly mastered the new equipment and put into operation x-ray ultrasound and aol machines,perations, they are already being carried out here, and the vehicle fleet is being updated. hospitals received 32 medical service vehicles. clinics in the kherson region go to faps, they go to faps to regional ones in the villages, we have organized faps, new ones, all the buildings are already ready and they get cars, people will drive around in our village , for example, there is a factory, in the nearest ones there are no doctors now they will travel by car, even on repaired roads in new cars, now transporting patients and evacuating the wounded will be much faster, they have also purchased two modern ambulances, and they will hand over the keys. solemnly. in 52 years of work at the aleshkovskaya hospital, vladimir kharlan for the first time received an award, a medal for services to the kherson region and a letter of gratitude from the russian ministry of health from mikhail murashk. the chief doctor works in a front-line city, alyoshek is already accustomed to constant shelling, a

the non arrival of ships to aol means that there is no income for the port while the fixed expenses for its maintenance. and operation remain the same and we have a substantial negative flow. the almost complete hal to the arrival of ships to ilot has led to an 80% fall in the port's profits. this is while reports say that egypt's swees canal has seen no harm to its maritime activities during yemen's operations against israel bound ships. the red sea is a strategic trade route connecting asia to europe through this canal. about 12% of global trait passes through the red sea. including 30% of global container traffic. the disruptions in this area have had a direct impact on global economy. now, cargo ships traveling from asia to europe have sail around the african continent. this has increased the transit time and led to higher freight rates and delays. also, shipping insurance costs have jumped by tens of thousands of dollars a day, and oil prices have gone up as well. to sum up, the international community has been unable to stop the... israeli crimes against palestinians through polit

alkalil, in yet another braid, the regime's troops demolished four homes belonging to palestinians in aols they also stolen the city of janin. israel has intensified its deadly raids and arres campaign across the west bank since the launch of its onslot on gaza. since then around 260 palestinians have been killed in the occupied territories. lebanese resistance movielah has launched fresh retaliatory attacks against israeli positions along the border. miriam sal correspondent bay route joined us earlier with more details. today hazbullah had intensified its resistance operations, we're talking about at least nine operations that were launched against the israelis, one of them which is very significant in the baracks of branit, where they targeted gathering of soldiers and that is just one of the many instances, but the most significant that occurred this week was the targeting of a v a military vehicle uh just yesterday in bait hilal, that was where the israeli media seem to have leaked or been able to get information that there is at least 11 israeli soldiers between killed and wounded an

sandra space isn't just flushed from excitement. aol is this to be something? yeah. sign you well is an exception when it comes to nursing school, he's very dedicated of and totally present it. and i look nice to him. it's usually he runs around with this stuff and use it to get people moving for it. okay. by he's and he's full of ideas. yeah. you well it's really great to work with him. oklahoma that's, i'm sorry. i'm with american. one of the more difficult patients is hang. he often lives around in bed for days. i hang a groups homeless, oklahoma, just holding so high angles making i brought you my slingshot. okay. yeah. it's a good way to clean up to thank you. he's in bed and i go with them to and on when hank is lying in bed and i come around as something happens in his brain, but as you know, he becomes more alert to do cannot even might have to. and if i stick around, he'll get active off and he'll even get out of bed and help with the cooking or housekeeping. for example, he made the toys out of going for a bike ride with you. l makes lydia happy. she loves

so for me when i realized i was present is when aol was buying time warner. i don't know if you remember that back in 1999. everyone was excited the first big digital company is going to buy time warner. the old media company. and this meant the synergy of old media and new media was coming and "the new york times" called me to write the piece on what was happening. so i wrote this piece saying as i lookoo at it and understand it it looks to me like it is cashing in its chips. the founder grew this thing as much as he could. the subscriber rate is peaking and he is using his inflated stock to buy a real company like time warner that has an amusemet parks and cable and all that and it probably means we are now at the peak of the bubble. they said we can't publish this. everyone says that is the greatest thing and it means all this stuff is coming. i am not a futurist. i'm just looking out what is and to me it looks like the end of a videogame when you either level up or cash out and i think he'sa cashing out. of course they didn't publish it. i turned out to b

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