and the sony in—ear buds come fairly close to that sound quality.irpods pro, i was disappointed, because they cost more than any of these other headphones. but they just didn't sound as good. everything sounded a little bit duller. the pixel buds probably ran somewhere in between in terms of audio richness, but there is a problem with these. whatever i'm listening to, whether it's spoken word or music, there is a low level, quiet hissing noise the entire time, almost like you are listening to songs on a cassette tape rather than a clean digital copy. and it's most noticeable if you are listening to music in bed at low volume. not everyone can hear it. my housemate couldn't hear the hissing noise but i could, and so could lots of other people complaining on the google message boards. for a sound product, that's a fundamental problem. another weird thing about the pixel buds is that they don't have noise cancellation, and the sony and airpods pro both have really good noise cancelling for something so small. the pixel buds are at the end of the price

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and the sony in—ear buds come fairly close to that sound quality.was disappointed, because they cost more than any of these other headphones. but they just didn't sound as good. everything sounded a little bit duller. the pixel buds probably ran somewhere in between in terms of audio richness, but there is a problem with these. whatever i'm listening to, whether it's spoken word or music, there is a low level quiet hissing noise the entire time, almost like you are listening to songs on a cassette tape rather than a clean digital copy. and it's most noticeable if you are listening to music in bed at low volume. not everyone can hear it. my housemate couldn't hear the hissing noise but i could, and so could lots of other people complaining on the google message boards. for a sound product, that's a fundamental problem. another weird thing about the pixel buds is that they don't have noise cancellation, and the sony and airpods pro both have really good noise cancelling for something so small. the pixel buds are at the end of the price scale where you

are kind of land buds because we live on land and we're buds >> jimmy: that's right we've been land budsimmy: did i read somewhere that you enjoy going to weddings >> i do love -- love going to weddings >> jimmy: really >> i do. i've seen you at a wedding >> jimmy: yeah, was i fun at the wedding? >> yeah. we went golfing. >> jimmy: that's right [ laughter ] >> and there was a giveaway -- there was a giveaway near where we were staying for a porsche, i think. and there was, like, a porsche sitting there. >> jimmy: dude, yes. >> and i've a sweet pic of you -- we took -- we're still children we took pictures of each other posing in front of the porsche, like low down. like, "hey, it's me with a a porsche. >> jimmy: it's the best -- oh, that's right that was a great photo yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: i haven't been to a wedding probably since then. i mean, i think i have fun i mean, why do you like weddings >> i like -- well, open bar. >> jimmy: yeah >> right >> jimmy: that's true. that's true. yup. >> free food >> jimmy: yeah >> always slamming grub. and then, everyone's dancing >> jimmy: yeah >

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tongues is a view of a tip, taste buds visible on the stems.lectron microscope let's see the shapes of worlds within worlds and gives a scientist a vital tool for the benefit of all mankind. in the dead of night, while others sleep, they begin their day. a long day. most of it to be spent on the shores of maryland. gil and his son get oysters from the chesapeake bay. watermen relish the challenge of the unknown. once there were thousands of them, but the number has dwindled because of pollution .nd overharvesting young people can find easier jobs. even so, the traditional oystering goes on. efforts have been made to protect the oysters. like bob can continue the work of their fathers. >> start her up. >> ok. small craftis a with bits and pieces of machinery locally bought. allwinches, the pulley, installed and maintained by father and son. oysters lie on the top of the seabed and are harvested with tongs. the loss of oysters that can be harvested, if there is a , it is thrown back to grow for another year. working together, gil and son are able

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and bud light that they had and sent it over there.it wasn't a mistake [ laughter ] -- to zoom at that point i told them, i said, tomorrow morning you guys are going to be laying in this driveway, aren't you, passed out? >> seth: this song "no i in beer," this feels very unique to the time we're living in and i would have believed that you had written it now but this is actually from a couple years ago >> yeah, i wrote it in 2018, and it was really purely a party song and, you know, it got a big ovation from the drunks on the lawn at the amphitheater and people that came there to party to concerts. thankfully, we cut the track last year before quarantine started. so i had a working drum and bass track and all these things and then i started hearing the phrase "we're all in this together," which has applied to so many things that we're doing right now. and thought i should make sure that that isn't just something that i need to let my label hear i listened to it again, and the only thing i really had to change was the opening line of th

bud light seltzer. available for delivery. and the hidden smiles.he foggy glasses, and the sore ears. the determined looks, and the muffled laughs. a simple piece of fabric makes a big statement: i care. let's all do our part to slow the spread. wear a mask. learn more at covid19.ca.gov. >>> my book of the week is "humankind." this is one of those books that tries to make you see the world and all of history in a different light and it mostly succeeds. whether you agree with it or find ourself arguing with it -- and now for the last look. july's a month that celebrates democracy and liberty. from america to france's coming up soon, but this july we should really note something else. the erosion of democracy. one more grim consequence of covid. as larry diamond noted recently, democracies were already weakening over the last decade, the pandemic pshed open the door for an autocratic power grab and many leaders jumped at the opportunity, all in the name of fighting the disease, of course. if the fragile transition is under threat. the parliament postp

buy loyce confidence that over time he says he will manage to recover but that optimism is stamp and bud's a fear of a 2nd wave of infections. minibus taxi drivers in south africa are fed up the rising corona virus infections meant the number of people allowed in their vehicles at one time was reduced but the drivers say this has to change and are getting organized. for millions of commuters in south africa obeying physical distancing regulations is almost impossible public transport is mainly comprised of mini buses known as taxis since the beginning of the ben demick they've been allowed to operate only at 70 percent capacity but on monday the drivers largest union announced it was abandoning their limits. to the government and other muslims. they were used to because he doesn't want to be was one who was always a bald guy with the ball or nah. oh most of the dirt road trying to make a living we still love the vines are waging wars there was still love to play in the worlds the government has offered drivers a one off compensation amounting to 2 $150.00 euros per bus and told all of almo

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and the sony in—ear buds come fairly close to that sound quality.n any of these other headphones. but theyjust didn't sound as good. everything sounded a little bit duller. the pixel buds probably ran somewhere in between in terms of audio richness, but there is a problem with these. whatever i'm listening to, whether it's spoken word or music, there is a low level, quiet hissing noise the entire time, almost like you are listening to songs on a cassette tape rather than a clean digital copy. and it's most noticeable if you are listening to music in bed at low volume. not everyone can hear it. my housemate couldn't hear the hissing noise but i could, and so could lots of other people complaining on the google message boards. for a sound product, that's a fundamental problem. another weird thing about the pixel buds is that they don't have noise cancellation, and the sony and airpods pro both have really good noise cancelling for something so small. the pixel buds are at the end of the price scale where i would expect to have it. here is a quick look

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attributable to the fact that both showed a very clear disciplined leadership to try to nip corona in the bud face interesting so some of it does this mean because it is now medicals had picked. no it doesn't i think when she tries to play her cards close to her vest that she absolutely means that she had a hand picked successor that was the woman who is now the defense minister and a great crown convo or that did not work out well at all so i think that the chancellor is very much now doing a wait and see but i mean can we expect that would throw his hat into the ring and how might he do that. it's quite likely but i think there's an element of wait and see on the part of sir as well it may be that he would have preferred to wait until 2025 to throw his hat into the ring he keeps saying that he really loves bavaria and wants to say stay there on the other hand he also says things like it's not my fault if everybody's talking about me i'm not the one who's putting those stories out there almost everybody expects that he will be a candidate but if he sees the ratings the polls turning down wor

can sit down no one talked about start ups until march truly turn up job budding entrepreneurs from bringing seems to the desert and making such a result of the plan to look at projects like these pretty calm the country's economy should down the t.v. show for startups. 13 it's. globalizing us is on its way to bring you more conservation to play how do we make cities screener how can we protect habitats we can make a difference global ideas fundamental series of mobile $3000.00 on t.w. and online. we are not at war with the high supreme court but more to bully the cool of a bunch of the 2 god forbid no when you cooperate with the state of israel your your situation economic situation and peace is far far better than try to attack us we will not give up an inch of security because unfortunately they flip on us there's trouble i mean israel with mounting demonstrations against the prime minister used of corruption.

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esta artista que se tiene a presentar ante la justicia y te mostramos las fotografías sin censura de budra la major league soccer (mls) porque no va a jugar carlos vela y también otro equipo se retira del torneo te ayudamos a descubrir qué no debes hacer con tu dinero para no quedarte en la calle conoce la historia de una activista de origen hispano que llegó a trabajar en la casa blanca y ahora empodera a mujeres latinas y afroamericanas >> y en los Ángeles queremos hacer realidad el sueño de una madre hispana que busca una residencia permanente con ayuda de la tecnología >> con mucho amor los productores de este documental nos dicen cómo fue trabajar con él >> al ritmo de la temporada de verano te damos clases de percusión y también te enseñamos a bañar a tu mascota y también a lavar tu mascarilla esto y más en un nuevo día hoy y siempre más cerca de ti. (♪ música ) (♪ música ) >> muy buenos días tengan todos ustedes es un placer tenerlos en el programa es 7 de julio ¿cómo están? >> muy buenos días >> radiante como siempre >> ayer nos dijo que estábamos radiantes >> y ustedes no me dij

my friend will arnett, nice to see you, bud, i miss you. >> good to see you too, man. >> jimmy: congrats> no, no, i just found -- no, no, it was so -- i just met him upstairs, i'm in the basement. >> jimmy: do you get along >> i was like, hey, who's this little guy we get along great yeah we just had our little guy, denny alexander, we call him -- dennis, we call him denny. >> jimmy: not after the -- >> not after the fast food chain. >> jimmy: why not? >> everybody -- everybody who knows me knows that i'm a fan of the grand slam breakfast. >> jimmy: me too >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't think i've ever had a bad time at a denny's. >> i don't think -- i don't think i have either. >> jimmy: i love -- it has nothing to do with denny, but why not? put him in a couple commercials. >> you know why? the price hasn't been right yet. >> jimmy: oh my gosh how is it? is it weird, is it different i mean, archie and abel are how old now? >> they're 9 and 11. 11 and 9 and they -- they're super psyched to be big brothers and it's been crazy. because obviously the world is upside down right now. so it's bee

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its own method but what i like is to get blake to show a public or to make it possible to other to bud's of perth disappeared in their lives and the people life's a portrait so to to open this window. afghan filmmaker dion as i have jamal opens a window onto a war torn country in the world we know little about. needs me because i'm the one that i can go to the street and fight for today i don't want her to suffer. as much as i do. what i wish. to do is to influence my people to my art in life so. i choose to be in my country. despite all the dangers i know when i leave my house maybe i can come back and then even. when i feel depressed or down. i playing at. it it's not worth it. just for giving it's not worth it life is so precious. and. oftentimes i get asked whether there's a border between the really i'm me and like my persona in the movies like in their character of me in the movies. i guess that in my films i try to portray women as both vulnerable but also filled with empathy and. more power for than you would think i warn could be. and thank. i'm going. to. have. a race against t

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thanks, bud. lemonis: over my time with vision quest, i've watched not only the business transform, but more importantly, i've watched larry transform. -larry: come on, marcus. -lemonis: all right. [ laughter ] and i think he's finally settled in and gained the sort of self-confidence that vision quest needs him to have. this company is going to be very successful, and he's gonna make the employees and his family very proud. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this is one of the most storied pieces of real estate in the entire world -- the las vegas strip. in 2017, more than 40 million people came to vegas, and they spent $34 billion. i wanted to see how the city works -- not as a spectacle, but as a business. so i'm going to spend the entire next three days and $20,000 of my own money learning how vegas got so good at separating you from your cash. we'll keep track of every cent, and i'm betting we'll learn a few secrets along the way. ♪

we believe that human resources may have many of us a budding out. it's draining but alex says malaysia owes margaret workers who've helped build this country instead of exploiting them locking them up or ignoring their plight he wants malaysians to recognise them as a vital part of the community. contribute konami. among the coming to see what i was see a lot people like to pinpointing the government should be responsive and foyer should be responsive the way i look at it he said to. me and peace has to be. we are living in the coming days. malaysia is now preparing to deport thousands of undocumented workers arrested in the ragheads. but critics say this crackdown ignores some of the root causes driving the spread of the virus poverty and exploitation. the government is banning employers from hiring migrant workers until the end of the year. in a nation that struggles with rights relations it is foreigners who are paying the price in the pandemic. in a 2 part series. 0 observes the lives of 2 children. over 20 years. where insights into circumstanc

here you go, bud this one's from @roamingoceans said, "rapid wine evaporation capabilities."s one's from @scottinohiofornow it says, "i can make the numbers on my scale go up every day. well, that's a good power. here you go. [ light laughter ] [ laughter ] this one is from @feduphumanks "convincing my kid i'm on zoom when i just want to be alone for a bit. >> daddy, why are you sitting on me? >> jimmy: who is saying that >> me! >> jimmy: where are you coming from >> behind you! >> jimmy: you upstairs >> just look behind you! right down >> jimmy: are you a flamingo >> down. >> jimmy: let's just go to our last hashtag this one's from @mangmaryberry80 she says, "is rage a super power? those are our hashtags thank you so much for submitting i really appreciate it we have something very special we play classroom instruments. me and the roots got together, social distancing, obviously, through zoom and at this time, actually, is very smart to social distance and not stand so close to each other. right? right? so -- they're distancing so we got together with the roots to sing a son

deli meat that human resources we have many of the a budding out. it's training but alex says malaysia is moderate workers who've helped build this country instead of exploiting them and locking them up or ignoring their plight he wants malaysians to recognise them as a vital part of the community. and contribute to economy. among . what i would say said a lot of people like to pinpointing that government should be responsive to the employer should be responsive the way i look at it he said he. has to be accountable. we are leaving in the coming days. malaysia is now preparing to deport thousands of undocumented workers arrested in the rights. but critics say this crackdown ignores some of the root causes driving the spread of the virus poverty and exploitation. the government is banning employers from hiring migrant workers until the end of the year. in a nation that struggles with rights relations it is foreigners who are paying the price in the pandemic. they signed up for a luxury cruise but some would never come ha. ha ha ha solo when i went to

the 1st stage of our journey took us from dressed into bud chandelle near the czech border we then switched to a railway that runs on non mainline tracks and connects to adjacent national parks saxon switzerland on the german side and bohemian switzerland on the czech side our final destination was to chane in the czech republic located just a 20 minute train journey from the german border. works as a tour guide and has spent years studying the history of bohemia including its railway heritage. she's acquired expert knowledge on the military geo political and economic developments that were key to the construction and operation of the train line which runs through the alba valley. though the interesting lead the 1st row is here were built to transport salt. in the stands outside it and over time the coal trade grew to be more significant emotion. than bohemia was a world power when it came to deposits of both legs night and but human us. call for all men if coal mining saw the start of an economic boom for the entire region one that also had an impact on its railway infrastructure. but shun

to recognize bud cook, the northeast pennsylvania nature director for the conservancy. for more than 30 years, bud has foremost f the advocates for conservation and environmental protection in my and in pennsylvania. for decades, bud has led efforts o conserve and protect nature in the greaterly high valley and valley and high beyond. ms. wild: he let a pie nearing undraising campaign in -- pioneering fundraising campaign. and he's mentored generations of has rvation advocates who gone on to spear head successful campaigns of their own. for quick wit and passion his work have endeared him to many and helped create for collaboration in communities that might otherwise be divided. citizens ogether united by their mutual desire to rotect their beloved natural environment. bud's legacy can be experienced in he howser nature center long pond, in the cherry refuge and enumerable across our area. as bud prepares to retire and want to ew chapter, i recognize his exceptional contributions. of a grateful community, thank you for all you congratulations. thank you, madam speaker.

me too, thank you. >> jimmy: i love you, bud.rs on-board. we then focused our five-star level of service to all who needed it. we made improvements to people's lives. we strove to be better and we made people happy. this closure may have temporarily taken us out of wynn and encore, but it couldn't take the wynn and encore out of us. and now, we are proud to welcome you back. for spending a perfectly reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? grubhub's gonna reward you for that with a $5 off perk. (doorbell rings) - [crowd] grubhub! (fireworks exploding) wean air force veteran made of doing what's right,. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa ♪ >> jimmy: performing "level of concern"

hey, great job, bud. dave: thanks. see you soon. ♪ it's been about two weeks since i've seen dave, and i'm back for the grand opening of the new and improved soup market, and i have a feeling it's gonna look amazing. well! kevin: what's the word, man? lemonis: what do you think? kevin: i love it. lemonis: looks different? kevin: i love it. lemonis: hey, dave! dave: how are you? lemonis: proud of you, my man. dave: good to see you. lemonis: what do you think? dave: incredible. lemonis: i spent over $60,000 renovating the soup market. new floors. an entirely new front counter. a new pos system so we can keep track of what's selling and not selling. new displays. we have fresh ingredients right there for people to see. new wall graphics. "dave's soup forecast"! a new facade. new lighting. the place finally tells a story. it talks about the chef that created them, it talks about the freshness of the products, and it even tells the story of the pretzels. and we got our pretzels? dave: we do. dessert pretzels, an interesting

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coming out to the arizona, texas and there has and i think what the governor want to do is nip it in the bud. the most concerning things in those three states and texas and florida, isn't only the number of cases. the fact that the hospital systems are being overwhelmed right now. >> okay. but is california still one of the worst states in the country right now in terms of spread? >> yes, we're the top four. that's not position we'd like to be in. >> there are so many numbers out there and even those who at them daily as part of our jobs get so confused. tell us what to focus on. danger, danger, here. >> i would say there are three danger statistics. the most important. the first is test positivity rate. that's the number of people turning positive of the number of people being screened so that number goes about 8%. it's bad. under 8% is good. but i must say there's a big range. so for example, alameda county is meeting that 8% range, but they have some other concerning statistics so that's why they're on the bubble and why they weren't included in that sort of list of et cetera. the other,

something in the bud this is president of a small community of miners who work them on one river nearby even she was disturbed by the level of destruction other miners had done to this land yet i fatty if another. better take one if it or not but mining does more than strip of forest bare miners bring in mercury to extract those tiny flecks of gold. mercury has a very unique characteristic of binding with gold forming an amalgam for a minor it's almost like magic if there's any question as to whether or not this area was contaminated with mercury the answer is right here. the film amazon gold documented miners working with mercury at a mine deep in the rainforest people are stepping into mercury people are stepping into that mix of sediment mercury and water and stopping on it like you would grapes. because you need all those little pieces of gold to touch the mercury to be able to capture it manu any miner john valdez works with mercury almost every day in court you'll get into the. it is. because you can you can bet that i don't know. i don't have the money. to look at it it looked ok