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so we have that internal flush and the external flush that's a very good combination particularly when so many of the constituents are still in long term uptrends. 90% of the constituents of the xle are still above the 200-day moving average and you have the short term oversolds and that's typically a viable cocktail and what are two names we can use to take advantage of this here? i want to show you hess first, and i think some perspective here is important. hess is up 160% since november we consolidated 15%, 60% and that's what we traded to on monday morning and i think that is the zone or that is the ballpark where this whole bottom for the remainder of the year and i like adding to it here and lastly, this is the ticker and energy name, and it's up 300% since november it's come in 30 over the last couple of months so good, long-term uptrend it's been flushed in the short term, great support near 75 and bier we're a bare ouyer of this stocd you have the great energy sector in the next six months. >> quickly, while we have you, what is your next call in rates? >> i think this week we

♪ the flashy girl from flushing ♪ >> television theme songs became almost part of the folk music of aen acres is the place to be ♪ ♪ fun living is the life for me ♪ ♪ sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪ just sit right back and you'll hear a tale ♪ >> we don't do ourselves any favors by underestimating the cultural penetration these little songs had in this culture. ♪ >> whatever happened to the tv theme song? ♪ you're gonna make it after all ♪ >>> outside of your own songs, what's your favorite team theme? >> ever? >> ever. >> i loved "green acres" because i grew up in a town called green acres. ♪ green acres is the place to be ♪ ♪ fun living is the life for me ♪ ♪ land spreading out so far and wide, you can keep manhattan, just give me the countryside ♪ >> you are my wife, goodbye city life. ♪ green acres, we are there ♪ >> outside of your own amazing show which i love, i have to say that, what is your favorite tv theme song? >> "the brady bunch." ♪ here's the story of a lovely lady who is bringing up three very lovely girls ♪ >> because i like when the song

the city, like the mall and they were looking for something they could harness with tides to help flush the channel settlement and debris. the washington channel is a narrow waterway sediment pedant silt builds up and to keep it navigable, they developed this title basin, where 250 million gallons of water are released from the title basin, and flushes the settlement away. there are two bridges, with access to the title basin. there is the outlet bridge, where the water goes out. and the inlet bridge were goes in. each of those bridges has gates on the other side of them. they closed the inlet gates in the morning, when it's full. and at the same time, the title action opens the outlet gates, and as they change each day the tides, taken in day out, the title action opens and closes the gates, to let the water in and let the water out. the cherry trees were the inspiration of washington writer, by the name of the's skin more. she had visited japan in -- to see the cherry trees there. to see what a lovely creation they are every spring. and a big part of japanese culture. when she returne

newer high efficiency toilets use about 1.2 gallons per flush by installing a high efficiency toilet. the state says a household can save 19 gallons per person each day. if there are multiple people in your home. you can achieve the 15% goal by upgrading the toilet alone keeping showers under 5 minutes could save 12 and a half gallons for a shower when using water efficient showerheads might actually devices that will mail out to folks. we raiders that you can install in your shower head that it reduces the overall flow and help to get that those avoid washing dishes by hand. if you have a dishwasher, you can also save around 4 gallons of water per day. if you wash only loads. >> as for laundry east bay, muds, watereconservation manager alice to he says by properly using load size settings reducing the number of loads by using full loads. only and replacing the standard washer with a high efficiency model, you can save up to 25 gallons of water per day. as for the outdoors, she does not recommend letting your lawn guy just limit the frequency. it gets water to 3 times per week is the

we'll use it to flush the lanes and the milk cows. and then after we separate, it'll eventually come back into the digester. and then after that, we'll use it to irrigate with. so it's--everything around here--all the water on the farm is recycled 3 to 4 times. maas: when we approach a dairy, we explain to them their options. we come together with design, we oversee construction, and then we operate the facility. lyle and calgren renewable fuels are partnering this project. they've got the lead of the actual gas cleanup operations. so essentially, we deliver them the raw gas by working with the dairies, and they process the gas and get it into the pipeline on their plant. shyler: one of the options for using that biogas is to turn it into cng--compressed natural gas. maas: so our final end product is natural gas. it's biologically no different than natural gas that flows in the pipes to your house. it can be used for a variety of things, but we're going to use it for, and what we are using it for, is vehicle fuel. arioso: it's really

flushes the sediment away. there are two bridges that give access to the tidal basin. there is the inlet bridge where the water comes in and there is the outlet bridge where the water goes out. each of those bridges has gates on the underside of them. title action closes the inlet gates in the morning when the tidal basin is full at the same time the title action opens the outlet gate and lets the water go out and as the tides change each day a day day in and day out the title action opens and closes the gates to let the water in and let the water out. the cherry trees were the inspiration of washington writer by the name of eliza skidmore. she had visited. pan in 1884 and seen the cherry trees there had seen what a what a wonderful scene they create every spring and and how important they were to japanese culture. so when she returned to washington she attempted to get a similar program underway here her efforts fell on deaf ears for the better part of a quarter of a century until she was able to enlist the aid of first lady helen taft who agreed and helped her advanc

they are flush with cash. they had access in the u.s.ket to the capital markets and we saw that and fixed income underwriting. for the consumer, you look at the fed data, many metrics, household savings, the ratio of debt relative to their income, they are at record lows. it might be, we have technology going, but the consumer is more conservative. it is like coming out of the depression of the 1930's or the financial crisis. we are saying, we are going to pay our bills and we are not going to let these credit card balances rise as much as they can. that is a big story as we go into the next quarter because we will see if that is true. jonathan: the big distinction to come out of this one. i am wealthier, not poorer. that is the big distinction. lisa, you have written about this, the distinction between main street and wall street, companies and consumers and how that cash is being deployed. lisa: you can bet more reliably and that is what we are seeing in the stock price on banking, mergers and acquisitions, other types of financial mar

. >> 800,000 residents are flushing their toilets, taking a shower, et cetera. every day, all that have is recycled into lakes, eventually the l.a. river? >> you got it. >> it's treated there. that beeping in the control center, usually beeping makes me nervous, is that a bad thing? >> uh, mark? >> typically no. >> what is that beeping now, mark? >> it's lowered the set point a little bit. >> and you're able to fix that? >> no, i'm just able to be aware. >> when a flow is off the set point, what's the consequences of that? >> for a few minutes, none at all, it just happens. >> i got a little whiff. >> not too bad. >> the reality is that's untreated sewage. >> right. you're going to have some smell. >> you're lucky this is not smell-i-vision because it doesn't smell particularly good. the smell and the wastewater and solids causing it are what plants like tillman treat by the hundreds of millions of gallons every day. so this is where the water is entering for the first time, the treatment facility? this is fresh wastewater. and we can open it? whoa. what is that

and for sports in general, my house, you don't flush is finally taking part in a competition. the panoramic still isn't over, so there will be no live spectators that would feel really good and really to finally be allowed to compete after 2 year finish. because i felt a bit sluggish today, i can't really say why i only chose 3 hours home to healing and but somehow i still thought as if i were tired and my legs aren't fit enough yet to jump any higher. ah, what she manages to jump 1.88 meters. and when's a good showing that she knows she can do better the long forced interruption has disrupted her routine will feel of it. i still have many stations ahead of me. i need everything to be ready for the olympic games, not just physically, but psychologically feel certain that i can reach a good height that i'm not just getting to 1.8 and already meters. to know that i can jump over 1.9 meters. if i really give it my all and everything lines up and it's possible, in spite of the numerous setbacks, the olympics are now slowly becoming a reality. even if many athletes still don't know

efficiency toilets use about 1.2 gallons per flush by installing a high efficiency toilet. the state says the household can save 19 gallons per person each day. if there are multiple people in your home. you can achieve the 15% goal by upgrading the toilet alone keeping showers under 5 minutes can also save 12 and a half gallons for a shower when using water efficient shower heads. we all shaved one minute off our showers every day. collectively, we saved 2 million gallons a day of water. so there's little choices that we all make every day. those really do add up when we're working together as a community, avoid washing dishes by hand. if you have a dishwasher, you can also save around 4 gallons of water per day. if you wash only loads. >> as for laundry east bay muds, water conservation manager alice to he says by properly using load size settings reducing the number of loads by using full loads. only and replacing the standard washer with a high efficiency model. you can save up to 25 gallons of water per day. as for the outdoors, she does not recommend letting your lawn

and the top flush was only when you really need to flush, he's made of a fit in trying to use a possible and have to have water as if your life depends on people came water. why they radically changed their water use. we use it consciously and mindfully trying to save and they valued water for the essential and the replacement substance that it is. and that's how it should be. by the way, you can watch videos like the one you just saw on youtube channel planet aid, which also has lots of other content on sustainability. now we are a business magazine and we do have a liking for numbers and div. they are really alarming around 820000000 people are suffering from hunger around the world. and at the same time, about $1300000000.00 tons of food go unused every year. due to the lack of proper logistics or food gets wasted. because pears and peaches don't look as fresh as we would like. increasing shelf life could improve things. and here's an idea for how to achieve that. fruit and vegetables rotting in fields or during transportation to consumers. according to the un food and agricultural or

have left 180 people dead and counting across germany, a neighboring countries burst river banks and flushed floods. this week destroyed entire homes and swept away roads and power lines. strong thunderstorms have now hit the czech republic, where roads and railways were submerged property damage. no casualties have been reported there yet. for flooding, not being seen in eastern germany to a state of emergency has been declared in the southeast region of area. locals and emergency services came together to begin the cleanup operation. some austrian times suffered heavy flooding on saturday as well. but it's western germany that's for the brunt. europe correspondent peter oliver reports theory in our phyla in the state of rhode island to latin that this one of the worst effected areas by the fluid. you can see over to my left on the building where the water actually reached well above my own head. the job for people here right now is cleaning up following this disaster. you can see just behind me as people have taken all of their belongings from their houses, putting them out on the streets.

having worked with young flush for over a decade. now you also provide some much needed confidence as, as my mistress and then you recognize my weaknesses and helped me to improve thinker on a home. and he between us that's extremely important. beneficial for our work together and for our goal, i'm in the, for the 2 of them have already been to the canary islands for the training this year. young flush has been using the time without competition to hone her, run out, affecting those all important steps is crucial for her take off and the height she can clear and run up is very to, to the fact you have to spend age is fine and even then years later, not ideal. ideally, she just wants to be proving her talents on the big stage. and it could happen in may. if the pandemic get in the way again, it's tough to assess her current level of performance. this is jack has no idea when you're jumping again competitive at a similar level, then you automatically jump it high. and because of the pressure amount of the 2016 games in rio de janeiro,

also in the human body, organisms are unable to flush out these chemicals entirely. they stay us and build up until we die. the obama biden administration approved the use of toxic chemicals for fracking a decade ago. and all these years later, president joe, by this practice is haven't seemed to change a bit by himself pleasant during the campaigns, a whole new fracking on federal lands. meanwhile, this administration is proving new frack and permits at the face, similar to trump, with no let up in sight, to add capital to injury, the environmental protection agency, which approve all of this as a bit of trouble. c. whistleblowers have come forward saying that they were pressured, while reviewing new chemicals and toxins to approve the analysis and test with tampered with. they say to make dozens of new chemicals appear safe. environmental protection agency scientists are the last line of defense between harmful, even deadly chemicals and the introduction into us commerce. and this line of defense is struggling to maintain its integrity. we can all applaud biden for

so flush with cash. well everybody's doing the same exact thing and they're all heading to the cities like boise idaho. they're heading to sacramento to other like smaller city is not new york, not san francisco, and you're seeing the rents sore. you're seeing and phoenix this headline here from this quote here. jason is yuru owner for 10 real estate in phoenix that he has managed for rentals for nearly 15 years and never seen anything like this. his rental listings are often getting more than a dozen applications. people call him and offer to pay more than the asking price for the rental. effectively creating bidding wars on rental properties on to recent listings. so many people offered to pay more money that he had. all the applicants write down their best offer. right? notices about renting and not buying. because one of the fallout from the coven crisis has banned the private equity groups like warren buffet and others, buying thousands and hundreds of thousands of properties, and putting them out o

needed a narrative about, even though they're stealing everything in causing the rest of the world to flush america down the toilet. everyone's going to be woke while it happens. so that's okay. is that when i'm hearing much, when you circle bully ruby, well, when you go down but it's going to be diverse, you're going to be flushed in a diverse way. right? so that's pretty much what's going on in my view. so i think that what we need now is we need to have real enforcement of the exist regulations that we have on the books. and we need not one rule for one party, one rule for another party. we equal justice can equal application of justice to everybody. we can't have is partisan bickering. and we can't have judge's ruling from the bench or existing laws and statutes that exist in the us constitution. in contrary, people say the constitution is fixed in america, and those laws are what they are. there is no way to change them from the bench. this must be legislative. there are ways to do it in the way that there's an end around now for everything is just crazy. it's alienating people as part

you circle bullied really well when you go down but it's going to be diverse, you're going to be flushed in a diverse way. right? so that's pretty much what's going on in my view. so i think that what we need now is we need to have real enforcement of the exist regulations that we have on the books. and we need not one rule for one party, one rule for another party. we equal justice can equal application of justice to everybody. we can't have is partisan bickering. and we can't have judge's ruling from the bench or existing laws and statutes that exist in the us constitution. contrary people takes the constitution is fix in america, and those laws are what they are. there's no way to change them from the bench. this must be legislated. there are ways to do it in the way that there's an end around now for everything is just crazy. it's alienating people as part of this work wash diversion. let's talk about some of the specifics area. and i do have a lot of supply shortages developing. and this is, they can hi, this the, you know, they can hide the fact that semi conductors and other key c

newer high efficiency toilets use about 1.2 gallons per flush by installing a high efficiency toilet. the state says a household can save 19 gallons per person each day. if there are multiple people in your home. you can achieve the 15% goal by upgrading the toilet alone keeping showers under 5 minutes go say saved 12 and a half gallons for a shower when using water efficient showerheads might actually has on devices that will mail out to folks. we raiders that you can install in your shower head that it reduces the overall flow and help to get that those avoid washing dishes by hand. if you have a dishwasher, you can also save around 4 gallons of water per day. if you wash only loads. >> as for laundry east bay, muds, water conservation manager alice to he says by properly using load size settings reducing the number of loads by using full loads. only and replacing the standard washer with a high efficiency model, you can save up to 25 gallons of water per day. as for the outdoors, she does not recommend letting your lawn die just limit the frequency. it gets water to 3 times per we

i wouldn't mind flushing my toilet with it. if the bill passes, experts say it would be a drop in the bucket in terms of funding needed to build recycled water infrastructure, but it could have a bigger impact on the industry. this bill not only funds projects, but it also could act as a catalyst for accelerating the kind of innovation that we need to see and water management. in the west. the bill has already been introduced in the house and is currently in the natural resources subcommittee. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. governor newsom was in the bay area today, kicking off the new clean california program. he launched the program to caltrans side along interstate 80 in risk mates. the program is a $1.1 billion effort to clean up trash on california streets, highways and public spaces that includes homeless encampments on public property. we also create 11,000 jobs for homeless people at risk. youth veterans, former inmates, local artists and students as well. the amount of land burned by wildfires this year already exc

as outdoor water use a good place to start is the toilet older models can use up to 5 gallons per flush newer high efficiency toilets use about 1.2 gallons per flush. >> by installing a high efficiency toilet. the state says the household can save 19 gallons per person each day. if there are multiple people in your home. you can achieve the 15% goal by upgrading the toilet alone keeping showers under 5 minutes could save 12 and a half gallons for a shower when using water efficient showerheads anything might actually has on devices that will mail out to folks. we raiders that you can install in your shower head so that it reduces the overall flow and helps you get that those avoid washing dishes by hand. if you have a dishwasher, you can also save around 4 gallons of water per day. if you wash only loads. >> as for laundry east bay, muds, water conservation manager alice to he says by properly using load size settings reducing the number of loads by using full loads. only and replacing the standard washer with a high efficiency model, you can save up to 25 gallons of water per day. as f

give us a hand for christie, let's go flushing! here she comes! there she is, come on, come up!ayjob, up here i feel exposed and genuinely out of my comfort zone, as you can probably tell. stand closer to the mic. i'm a traveljournalist, and a little while ago i was injapan, and i was there to interview a very famous chef, and he was bringing out with great pomp and ceremony this dish that he created for me, and it's coming towards me, and it has this kind of a crab leg sticking out the top, and of all the things that ijust can't eat, and there are many many things i can't eat, seafood is right up there at the top, there is almost nothing from the sea that i will happily put in my mouth, so i asked my translator, "so what is this?" and she kind of looked at me and said, she asked the chef and said "oh, it's fugu", the japanese pufferfish, you know, the one that if you just prepare it very very slightly wrong, then you die because it's full of neurotoxins? and i was like oh! so i went to put it in my mouth, and i kind of bit down on it, and it didn't yield in the way that i thoug

newer high efficiency toilets use about 1.2 gallons per flush by installing a high efficiency toilet. the state says a household can save 19 gallons per person each day. if there are multiple people in your home. you can achieve the 15% goal by upgrading the toilet alone keeping showers under 5 minutes could save 12 and a half gallons for a shower when using water efficient showerheads might actually has on devices that will mail out to folks. we raiders that you can install in your shower head so that it reduces the overall flow and help to get that those avoid washing dishes by hand. if you have a dishwasher, you can also save around 4 gallons of water per day. if you wash only loads. >> as for laundry east bay, muds, water conservation manager alice to he says by properly using load size settings reducing the number of loads by using full loads. only and replacing the standard washer with a high efficiency model, you can save up to 25 gallons of water per day. as for the outdoors, she does not recommend letting your lawn guy just limit the frequency. it gets water to 3 times per w

the rain flushes all quarry wastewater into the river bed. if i think us, but i don't know, molly. i lost the so called miss. are they supposed to live buried under this marbles? lunch? unspeakable. no, no. say there's nothing left to live in this river from the list. they actually came there when modern conveying equipment emerged here in the seventy's list of i sort of started being used to direct them a metal into the rivers that was the beginning at the end of the ship. so everything is covered in my metal. i guess if alicia has it like when a landslide buries the buildings and and sit down, i've got the sorry, it's a biological waste. left him as the marble dust immediately settles, creating a hard impenetrable layer. so the mountain soil can no longer absorb the water when there's heavy rain and that's exactly what happened in 2014 terrible floods hit the city. torrance of water rushed down the mountains unhindered and caused the river to burst its banks. the quarries were immediately identified as the cause, and it came in the wake of 2 previous ones in 2003 and in 2010. but

give us details. >> well, the calls got flushed, scott. was something, you know, that i overstayed my welcome there. as as pete told you yesterday, we also had for the last several days big downside put buys in tesla. now, initially, of course, the stock reactwood a positive move to that billion-dollar net sale number that they reported. but quickly sold off to the sut side of the trade actually at least in my case offset svt some of the lass losses pete ping me during the show says it's good to be long puts in tesla >> down 3.5% ge stephanie link, shares off the high after the beat. what's your view here? >> it was a good quarter good execution larry kulp is delivering for sure the wheat was better than expected power, rethbl nubls health care. but the orders were really great. 47% year over year growth in aviation 63% in power 11% in health care the visibility starts to improve going forward. free cash flow is what this stock really trades on and raised free cash flow guidance good news too >> i'm looking at shares of u.p.s. right ow, ti

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and so all coffee drinkers will notice that the water they consume is flushed back out of the body more quickly about coffee doesn't in itself extract water from the botha and seat, but as is the case elsewhere, drink and moderation. and now we have a question for you. what's the 1st thing you eat or drink in the morning and wine? if you tell us about it, you might just when a special backpacks just was full of skin, you can take dw with you wherever you go. right to us or better yet, send a photo or a video to p w dot com slash slash my morning or via email. the deadline is august 6, looking forward to hearing from you. hands are amazing. they can grip and hold and handle both hard labor and perform tongue that require a light touch. me. they help us to communicate and reassure us. ah, i have millions of fences for pressure and temperature. that's why injuries to the hands are specially painful. and when the skin or behind isn't flame, it can become a torment. manuel has discovered the simple joy of being able to hold a drink in his hand. something that would have been unthinkable just

i said the flush was only when you really need to flush made it to a fit in trying to use possible and have to have water. if your life depends on and people came water wise, they radically changed their water use. we use it consciously and mindfully trying to save valued water for the essential and be replaced with substance that it is. and that's how it should be. by the way, you can watch videos like the one you just saw on youtube channel planet aid, which also has lots of other content on sustainability. now we are a business magazine and we do have a liking for numbers and bees. they are really alarming around 820000000 people are suffering from hunger around the world. and at the same time, about $1300000000.00 tons of food go unused every year. due to the lack of proper logistics or food gets wasted. because pears and peaches don't look as fresh as we would like. increasing shelf life could improve things. and here's an idea for how to achieve that. fruit and vegetables rotting in fields or during transportation to consumers. according to the un food and agricultural organizati

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