but as an engineer, i would say, if you have this datum from a couple of years ago where the air france pinger changed frequencies at great depth, it's likely this one did too. and with all the errors, it's very reasonable the pinger would change frequency like this. but with that said, if we're right at the limit of the batteries, 32 days, and you've heard nothing, maybe that last little bit you heard was the last little bit that this device could produce at this depth. and also, along with the errors introduced by the different layers in the ocean that form with different temperatures and salinity. and this is all -- we're all speculating. but it is possible that it's -- that that's the last you're going to hear from it. >> michael kay, remember last night, we were talking to, you know, one of the guys out on on the "uss blue ridge," and you were talking about triangulating. how do you figure out the location? what do you do? do you drop markers or what have you? so if the batteries are gone, it does give them, you know, an area which to search, but as you heard angus houston say, it'

that's sort of the datum and begin at that point and move from there. >> make it the center of your searcha? is that how it works? >> that's a good solid hit. >> ken, even if you move in on that and say that's the center point because of the way things can travel, it doesn't mean you have to travel 17 miles squared in effect because i imagine the area still is going to be a pretty big chunk of the bottom of the ocean. >> like miles said, you can go to your origin and maybe you want to do an expanding square. >> yeah. >> and then you just keep going in a box and expand out. >> yep, yep. >> or you can do a parallel search like mowing a lawn, like that. and clearly now at this point we're not at a rescue phase, we're at a recovery phase. we have the pingers. we have a general location of it. it's a large area, but that area can be mapped, and it will take time. it will probably take six weeks, eight weeks or more. but that can be mapped, and it's probably going to be mapped because the pingers are going to cease to be operating here in another week or two. >> and i imagine the pace, i think m

but as an engineer, i would say, if you have this datum from a couple of years ago where the air francechanged frequencies at great depth, it's likely this one did too. and with all the errors, it's very reasonable the pinger would change frequency like this. but with that said, if we're right at the limit of the batteries, 32 days, and you've heard nothing, maybe that last little bit you heard was the last little bit that this device could produce at this depth. and also, along with the errors introduced by the different layers in the ocean that form with different temperatures and salinity. and this is all -- we're all speculating. but it is possible that it's -- that that's the last you're going to hear from it. >> michael kay, remember last night, we were talking to, you know, one of the guys out on on the "uss blue ridge," and you were talking about triangulating. how do you figure out the location? what do you do? do you drop markers or what have you? so if the batteries are gone, it does give them, you know, an area which to search, but as you heard angus houston say, it's a very

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what is a much bigger deal, however, is reflected in the datum that there are 50 million lower income people who are getting their insurance in large firms, currently getting as a tax break only the paltry tax exclusion on a $4,000 policy, that'd be about $600, whereas if they could go to an exchange, say, at 200% of the poverty line, they could get a $2500 subsidy. $600 subsidy if i'm the janitor at microsoft, $2500 subsidy if i can somehow get to an exchange and qualify. it seems to me that's a terribly destabilizing thing. from a political point of view, we've already seen the union health and welfare if fund saying, well, why can't our people get the big subsidies when they're low income because, after all, we're not greedy capitalists, we're nice unions, and we're providing insurance coverage so why limit snit there'll be that kind of pressure, and there'll also be the economic pressure to carve out into low-wage firms those workers who are currently, basically, being mistreated by the asymmetry of the subsidies that we provide to lower, middle income workers. because have tenure

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