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we have poached in a mixture of apple juice and carrot juice.then we dry them in the oven for about one and a half hours. sue there shrinking, they get this to be kind of texture to them. kind of like meat in a way. a lot of what we have come up with is plant —based because we know that turning to a vegan diet is simply the most sustainable thing you can do as an individual. but besides that we need some protein. there we have explored everything from insects, not only because the environment environmental friendly because they are delicious. we have explored microalgae or spell enough. the only chain challenge was karolina is it taste like algae. we really try to find ways of how can we make their taste good. we are going to start off with putting this puree of paste off with putting this puree of paste of pumpkinseed. we have just got up that on the bottom of the hotdog going to add the carrot and our beet root catch— up. going to add the carrot and our beet root catch-up. time for tasting. you like a? it doesn't taste like a normal hotdog. bu

in 1980 greg steltenpohl co-founded a juice company to support his jazz band.by coca-cola and one of america's best know juice and smoothie brands. in 2012 steltenpohl launched califia, a plant-based food company that offers plant milks, dairy-free creamers and yogurts, and much more. greg steltenpohl is a food visionary leading a company that is changing the way we eat and drink. welcome to kamp solutions.

so, you would turn apple juice into a hard cider or pear juice into a pear brandy. but there is very little to drink in america that is not alcoholic, other than water, and the water was bad. i asked one new yorker what he thought about the local water. he said, "it is very good for navigation." in other words you can sail on , it, but you don't want to drink it. so we have the bad water. we have the fact that whiskey is quite cheap. any other explanations you can think of why people drink so much at this time? yes? >> being drunk makes you feel better about what is happening in your life. >> certainly it does, in the short term. so, there are stresses in this society. it is a very competitive society in terms of people seeking to make money, and not everyone is going to succeed. there will be a fair share of failures. just the stress of this more competitive society is going to leave a lot of people to drink -- is going to lead a lot of people to drink to console themselves or to drink to celebrate that they are successful. any other things you can think of? yes? t

which we have poached in a mixture of applejuice and carrot juice.or about one and a half hours, so there is shrinking and they get a chewy texture to them, kind of like meat in a way. a lot of what we have come up with is plant—based because we know turning to a vegan diet is simply the most sustainable thing you can do as an individual. besides that, we need some protein. there we have explored everything from insects, not only because they are environmentally friendly but also because they are delicious. we have explored microality, or spirolina. the only challenge with spirolina is that it tastes like algae. so we're really trying to find ways of we can actually make this taste good. we are going to start off by putting this puree, or paste of pumpkin seeds. we're just going to put that in the bottom of of the hot dog and we are going to add the carrot and our beetroot ketchup. time for a taste. you like it? it doesn't taste like a normal hot dog but it tastes a lot better. i would never be eating a normal hot dog. the flavour of all the sauces —

and who can juice their heads when the time is right. and other secrets in a strictly scientific manner of course. and share our answers with you. 60 minutes d.-w. . is no. i'm not just you know good day nothing could change you know the banks. and so was the language of the bank. speaking the truth for global news that matters g.w. made for mines. germany's blue chip index welcomes a newcomer so why is a food delivery service now rubbing shoulders with audi das and b.m.w. to bring you up to speed. banter his tourism sector is cautiously optimistic as visitor numbers pick up but many businesses say they're running out of time.

and the muni and logic are reaction we know it induces surface acting antibodies we know it in juices in most people the immunoglobulin antibodies in the blood of the house most importantly of all we also know it in juices a t. cell response which is much more likely to be long lived so i think it's very much a time to keep this in perspective we are talking about 3 cases now i do expect there to be more documented cases but we have to bear in mind we've had a high index of suspicion of this besom time now we've been looking out for this and a lot of people have been tested and retested and yet these are only the 1st 3 definitive cases that have been confirmed by the microbiologists and viola just so darn campbell what does this reinfection what does it mean if anything for the efficacy of a vaccine. well if people were to be reinfected regularly then that means they would not have a sustained immunological response so they could catch the virus the immune system would basically forget how to recognise that virus and then they would recapture it and of course all of vaccine does is im

and the muni and logic are reaction we know it induces surface acting antibodies we know it in juices in most people the immunoglobulin antibodies in the blood of the house most importantly of all we also know that in juices a t. cell response which is much more likely to be long lived so i think it's very much a time to keep this in perspective we are talking about 3 cases now i do expect that to be more documented cases but we have to bury my we've had a high index of suspicion of this besom time now we've been looking out for this and a lot of people have been tested and retested and yet these are only the 1st 3 definitive cases that have been confirmed by the microbiologists and viola just so darn campbell what does this reinfection what does it mean if anything for the efficacy of a vaccine. well if people were to be reinfected regularly then that means they would not have a sustained immunological response so they could catch the virus the immune system would basically forget how to recognise that virus and then they would recount shit and of course all of vaccine does is imitat

so i do like, today i'm doing a fast, i'm doing a juice fast.tomorrow, don't worry about it. i know you don't drink. >> no, i don't drink, but i drink a lot of juices. i heard somewhere that you were a big trampoline workout fan. >> trampoline, yeah. i started, "taxi", i had to make an entrance one time, and i put the trampoline out so i could make a dive on to the bed. >> okay, louie, if that's how you feel. >> how was that? >> rob: i love that. >> i did the whole thing, and then from then on, you know, i heard it was good for your lymph system, so if you bounce up and down, even if you don't do tricks on it, i got a little one that i keep around all the time like, for before i go on stage or whatever. and it keeps you, it gets your motor going, it's really cool. >> rob: i learned something, that trampolines are good for your lymph system. don't think this show is not educational, because it is. dr. devito says so. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> rob: again, your career is the kind of career that anybody aspires to. and i mean it. you're

in 1980 greg steltenpohl co-founded a juice company to support his jazz band.walla is owned by coca-cola and one of america's best know juice and smoothie brands. in 2012 steltenpohl launched califia, a plant-based food company that offers plant milks, dairy-free creamers and yogurts, and much more. greg steltenpohl is a food visionary leading a company that is changing the way we eat and drink. welcome to kamp solutions.

and the muni and logic are reaction we know it induces surface acting antibodies we know it in juices in most people the immunoglobulin antibodies in the blood of the house most importantly of all we also know that in juices a t. cell response which is much more likely to be long lived so i think it's very much a time to keep this in perspective we are talking about 3 cases now i do expect there to be more documented cases but we have to bear in mind we've had a high index of suspicion of this besom time now we've been looking out for this and a lot of people have been tested and retested and yet these are only the 1st 3 definitive cases that have been confirmed by the microbiologists and vive ologists dr campbell what does this reinfection what does it mean if anything for the efficacy of a vaccine. well if people were to be really infected regularly then that means they would not have a sustained immunological response so they could catch the virus the immune system would basically forget how to recognise that virus and then they would recapture it and of course all of vaccine does

and the muni and logic are reaction we know it induces surface acting antibodies we know it in juices in most people the immunoglobulin antibodies in the blood of the house most importantly of all we also know it in juices a t. cell response which is much more likely to be long lived so i think it's very much a time to keep this in perspective we are talking about 3 cases now i do expect there to be more documented cases but we have to bury my we've had a high index of suspicion of this besom time now we've been looking out for this and a lot of people have been tested and retested and yet these are only the 1st 3 definitive cases that have been confirmed by the microbiologists and vive ologists dr campbell what does this reinfection what does it mean if anything for the efficacy of a vaccine. well if people were to be really infected regularly then that means they would not have a sustained immunological response so they could catch the virus the immune system would basically forget how to recognise that virus and then they would recount shit and of course all of vaccine doses is imi

which we have poached in a mixture of apple juice and carrot juice., so they shrink in, and they get, like, this chewy kind of texture to them, kind of like meat in a way. a lot of what we have come up with is plant—based because we know that turning to a vegan diet is simply the most sustainable thing you can do as an individual. but besides that, we need some protein. and there we have explored everything from insects, not only because they're environmentally friendly, but also because they are delicious. we have explored micro—algae or spirulina. the only challenge with spirulina is that it tastes like algae. so we really try to find ways of how can we actually make this taste good. we're going to start off by putting this puree, a paste of pumpkin seeds, we're just going to put that in the bottom of the hot dog, and then we're going to add the carrot and our beetroot ketchup. so time for a tasting. mm. you like it? mm! yeah. muffled: oh, my god. it doesn't taste like a normal hot dog. no. but it tastes a lot better. i would never be eating a norma

. >> oh, that's orange juice? >> yeah. >> okay. you want this?> you will sit there let that orange juice just hang out, you know. >> i got a question. what is your favorite part of life? >> i have a job where i can travel around and talk to people and learn new things about everybody. that's my favorite part of life. >> and me. >> and oh, yes, of course. >> and me. i got five words to say. >> five word. okay. i'm going to count them. >> one. >> no, you said five words, i'll count your five word. >>? one, two, three, four, five. >> okay. according to 24/7 wall street, east cleveland is one of the most impoverished towns in america. poverty is checked to a wide range of skills, lack of heat, lack of sleep, working three jobs. all of that stuff is with a kid going to school. these teachers track the bad stuff first thing in the morning to make their way to learning. who am i kidding? i can use some cleared out, too. is that your computer? oh. >> i want to first say congratulations to my 1st graders. 100% of the 1st graders -- students it's time for

. >> is that orange juice? >> do you want that? laughter ] you going to let that orange juice just hang out? >> i got a question. what is your favorite part of life? >> i have a job where i can travel around and talk to people and learn new things about everybody. that's my favorite part of life. >> and me? >> yes, of course. >> and me? >> i got five words to say. >> five words. okay. i'm going to count them. >> one. >> you say five words and i'll count them. >> one, two, three, four, five. >> okay. >> according to 24/7 wall street, east cleveland is one of the most will impoverished towns in america. it is connected to a wide range of social ills, lack of sleep, lack of heat, lack of food, parents working three jobs. these teachers try to clear out the bad stuff first thing in the morning and make way for the learning. who i am a kidding? i can use some clearing out, too. your computer? oh. >> good morning, staff and students. today is tuesday. >> i want to first say congratulations to my first graders. 100% of the first graders -

it just kind of juiced it and made it a little faster. although we are not in a perfect market, there are lots of ways to make money if you want to be in the s&p 500, just put monthly inflows every single month over 20, 30 years, you will do great. if you want to be in the best stocks out there, learn some technicals, know how to react when a stock announces a split like apple did or tesla did and who knows, maybe amazon might in the months ahead. just know how the market mechanics work and you can catch big moves and i'm not upset that apple is up. it's one of the best companies in america. it's made a lot of investors a lot of money. traders love it when it's above the 21 day which it has been since the announcement of the split which was around 403. liz: yeah. it's now $500 even a share. you know, it's got the 5g super vibing will comi cycle coming that would propel these shares in the future. phil, five tech companies, scott just mentioned it, are making up more than a fifth of the s&p 500. apple of course in the lead. microsoft, amaz

to it red hair in paprika, maggots in orangejuice to it is red hair in paprika, maggots in orange juicethis england and wales voted leave, they will leave. northern ireland is getting a special deal and the right to decide their own future. the prime minister offers scotland nothing. the lib dems, the most avowedly anti— leave party accepted it was time to move on. my passionate belief that the uk is better off as a proud member of the eu rather than being an irrelevant outsider has not melted away overnight. i will not cease to voice this opinion here and outside parliament that i understand now the battle to stop brexit is over. the bill passed its first commons vote for filling boris johnson's first commons vote for filling borisjohnson‘s christmas lunch per ledge. but when it got to the lord, the piers inflicted defeats. but the biggest row was over unaccompanied child refugees. a labour peer who himself came to britain as a child fleeing the nazis was an company —— unhappy that it would no longer allow children to come to the uk to be reunited with their families. the minister said

that is issue an order to clear his entire command in the west of the old juice. because he was. anointed by jewish traders who had begun to trade in his camp. of pretension helped him get through that. catapulted torst national attention in february, 1860 two, by capturing fort henry and donaldson tennessee. grant, suddenly, u.s. which was as fortuitously late in life, graham became unconditional surrender because he demanded unconditional surrender of those for her did the union was starving for victory. quitesual media could not keep up with his celebrity. here we see an early image of grant. it is an image of grant that happens to not be ulysses grant. someone found an image of a guy named william grant. .e was a contractor in illinois since he had a longer beard, they got this out to the weekly newspapers and this was the image the people first saw. notice he is wearing a feathered hat and epaulets. [laughter] secure --e was so up harold: it was soon replaced by the real grant. valerie: here is the real grant. he had a camp artist in his midst. tell us a little bit about the

we would take imperfect melons, juice them on the farm and bottle that juice.all watermelons. that's why we named our juice sama. maria: you sell more pumpkins than any other producer in the country right now. do you expect any change in demand this year? and what about the government's aid? was that a big game-changer for the farmers? >> it wasn't necessarily helpful to us in our business, although some of the commodities that we grow are going to get a little bit of help here. i think watermelons just made the list. but we shipped thousands of loads of fresh fruits and vegetables beginning in march, i think we shipped like in q2 we shipped nearly 2,000 semi loads of fresh watermelon off our farm in florida and we kept going through covid. obviously with worker safety being front and center and obviously the most important thing in our business and being able to continue. and we had to make a decision very early on when we were deciding how many acres of pumpkins to plant here in the midwest and one of the things that we had to take into consideration was are

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like a glass of lemonade on a hot day in london to enterprising 6 year olds are selling cups of the juice to help with the young men's humanitarian crisis in just 6 weeks the boys have raised more than $50000.00 yemen is reeling from the impact of a devastating war and the rapid spread of coronavirus it's all from their own recipe but the boys are keeping that a secret for now. that wraps up our show thank you so much for watching. history to any surprises the told alex. was amused themselves one day in the footsteps of the great privilege i'm embarrassed her most town the fleet street player played 3 times wanted to kill mary much alive. travel guides to southern germany. where exactly. the sun burned the last stars culture history their. travel extremely worth a visit. from a new era has become. a fireplace feeling mummified in the same flame our planet just plug places are still there for peace and love flames that consume forests and entire residential areas cut. lines in temperatures water shortages land clearance there's an abundance of flammable material and once again i needed. to

like a glass of lemonade on a hot day in london to enterprising 6 year olds are selling cups of the juice to help with the young men's humanitarian crisis in just 6 weeks the boys have raised more than $50000.00 yemen is reeling from the impact of a devastating war and the rapid spread of coronavirus it's all from their own recipe but the boys are keeping that a secret for now. that wraps up our show thank you so much. for watching. the fun. this woman is defying the regime. fatwah must move has been searching for her husband and son for years both might be victims of syria's secret service now know there's a ray of hope suspected henchmen of assad are on trial in germany. some good spun out of. the desert impacts on d w. william how to be done because saddam has won by a spy you know if i had known that the boat would be about small i never would have gone on a trip but i would not have put myself and my paris on the adventure of the bottoms of being with a beautifully avoided. mobile in front of the other one it wouldn't be the game i have serious problems on a personal level and i was

listen we don't talk about them is they have 3 and $4,000 share prices and not playing the game of juicing investors into getting interested short term. i think ceos have been successful running businesses because they felt it was warranted. >> every one has made the point about participation. i'm not worried about it in this market we've had plenty of it i think the really important thing here is we have companies that are cheating strong revenue growth that are showing solid levels of profitability in this tough environment. that's what needs to drive the market higher. these are the companies that every one has invested in. if you look at the stocks that have rerated this year and the out performance of the industry, it's very closely tied to upgrades in terms of earnings expectations there's a tight relationship over the last six months in way we haven't seen before people are buying profitability companies and companies that have the ability to generate profits regardless of whether gdp is 4% or minus 4%. that's the catalyst for the market higher is sustained performance of these stru

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raw juice at home doing his last minute revision. like they were the lovely. all the families keyed up for the big day. clearly. matching portions of what. sean meanwhile has moved into a hostel here it's easier for him to focus away from the distractions of home. but there is only about. that because the boy is very performing in the hall and the whole family is in. there for a fair amount of the. after 7 months of intensive preparation and noncom lot is feeling a different kind of pressure he's hoping for the perfect result. 100 percent. with. this with a lot of these by luck but it. up at the bottom of the. i i t exam day is a news event all over india. but not a know 20000 young people will see the 2 paperless. the super 30 us scattered across 10 exam centers. rodgers arrived early the teaching team already here to wish him good luck. the other. 3 meals are there. every. 10 minutes before the exam stultz they can read the questions at last it's 9 o'clock. in these next few odds quarter of a 1000000 students compete for a future that promises well prestige

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this order is prefaced as follows, the predid juice land, sea and air force of the united states, thesh empire and of china many times reinforced by their armies and air fleets of the west are poised to strike the final blows upon japan. ♪ additional films on the invasion by troops of the australian 7th division at moratai island, staging area for the invasion a vast supply of material is loaded on the transports. the operation is under the joint command of australian and american officers. due to the shallow beaches the australians are forced to wade through water above the waist to board the lcis. over 300 ships of the u.s. 7th fleet and the royal nevada lance navy participate in the invasion of oil rich. rocket ships help shore installations and defenses taking part in the intense aerial and naval bombardment which preceded the invasion. >> clouds of black smoke from burning oil tanks and refineries hang over the beach as 5 inch coastal guns fire at our fleet units offshore. amtraks and landing craft bring the australians to shore. 7th division troops land in force 1st july hitting

like emlie neely to make traps with orange juice and rice wine and hang them in their backyards.hen report what they find. washington officials say if you live in the state and you see a giant hornet, you should take a picture of it on your phone and submit it. otherwise, leave the insect alone, lest you end up like one of the people on this japanese reality show. on the subject of japan, the nickname murder hornets appears to have come from a possible mistranslation from japanese, which went viral after it was used in a new york times article. if you talk to chris looney or any other scientists, though, they'll tell you they're not fans of the name. >> it doesn't work for a couple of reasons. number one, it exaggerates the human health risks. we don't want to be stung by one. if you're allergic, that can be dangerous. mull timle stings can lead to being hospitalized and sometimes rarely even death. it turns out it's not that many people that die from this in any given year. >> fall brings the giant horns' mating season to the pacific northwest and ted is doing anything he can to

though that didn't discourage juice up now the country's only female professional some fell in love with surfing years ago at the age of 13 black women surfers were nowhere to be found in senegal back then and some feel that void becoming a pioneer for the sport however her journey wasn't easy. what i always advise young girls who starts a thing is to not listen to other people who try and stop them because they have. to concentrate and to keep on going ahead focus on their training and again to not listen to other it's because i went through this myself with people telling me to stop assessing which is why i started sniffing a bit late and so i tell them that if you want to progress in your surfing and go forward don't listen to those who tell you to stop or stay at home because that's backward looking. within each one teach one mentality some now 23 years old spencer spare time showing females in senegal the ins in outs of the sport. some was looking forward to competing in the olympics until they were postponed because of the coronavirus until the next summer games sama sharing her lo

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and if the white house wanted to juice the stock market, don't you think they already would've cut aeal with the democrats on the next round of stimulus see, there is a much simpler explanation. i call it clueless buying. i always say you should never underestimate the wall street promotion machine. but never underestimate the power of enthusiastic buyers who do not know what they're doing they know nothing! some people accuse me of taking the thing too far. they say i'm not willing to call people out for being morons that are more likely to put retire clorox ceo than i am to put a departing ceo jim hackett on the wall of shame. they think i've become some sort of dalai lama disciple, maybe a wall street conscientious objector yesterday i screamed that the fed knew nothing as we were heading into the great recession. what happened to that? i don't know what to tell you. in 2020 the fed has been ahead of the curve every step of the way. powell may not be an epidemiologist, though he often plays one at the meeting at least he knows, he knew ahead of time. as opposed to the other guys,

>>as his bloodied and burn and everything gets a finds a battery on the property that still has juice after starting off the sprinklers in the totes and everything with his bloodied hands in a rustic restaurant and the better didn't fit he pounded it into the fit in there tightened it. >>but they're not having gas they found 10 gallons of gas on the property to that hadn't burned likely he says the badly burned men drove to a the street. irefighters who >>the family appreciates the firefighters who then helped the brothers get to safety. but steven has a stern message for one of them specifically the firefighter who decided it was time to videotape my brothers as their burning alive. that is not okay more importantly, steven wants people to know his brother and stepbrother are going to need a lot of support moving forward to go fund me account have been set up a 3rd expected to make a full reco ath they want to live that's where we are and that's really what we care about us shanahan fox, 40 news. we have an interactiv ma website at kron 4 dot com that will show you all of the fires t

cherry juice may also help increase your melatonin levels some things to remember don't eat or drink at least 2 hours before bedtime to avoid trips to the bathroom and heartburn throughout the night i honestly thought this list was going to include. tequila but you know he's fine too. a woman in minnesota saw an opportunity after being furloughed from her job due to the pandemic sarah murphy finally got to pursue her love for fashion and design and liz collin has her story. >>and about 30 minutes to make each mask with a college degree and apparel design sarah murphy work your way up to a retail manager at a big names store it took an unexpected 3 month break to sit the 28 year-old from plymouth back in front of her sewing machine us very loud during the pandemic and i was at home and you know i had all this fat recorded and so i decided to make some facemasks it's how masks by sarah was born murphy came up with her own pattern complete with knows why or silk lining and filter pocket all with a flair for fashion also making. >>that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 and we'll see you tonight

. >> not enough juice to go around. this zoom fitness instructor said the outages mean she, her husband and three kids are in limbo. >> nothing gets done. my kids don't work. i don't go to school. right now it is a necessity in life to have our power. >> they are trying to ensure that if you lose power today you are less likely to lose it again in the near future. >> the primary factors are how many megawatts need to be taken off the grid and who already experienced an outage. >> they say they know people are nervous. >> two messages yesterday on the land line. and one message this morning saying possible power outages. >> adding fuel to the fire late this afternoon san jose's mayor dl blaming the would outages on moorely upon -- the most likely time for an out acknowledges between 3:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. and suggest you charge everything up before then. >> okay. thanks scott for the heads up. report of a man with a pellet gun possibly shooting at other cars. the man was in his car. the suspect took off in the car an

this is this is like telling jamba juice they can't plug in the blenders to do their job there must be a reason i didn't do it. but in the organization is you're the head of the unit, you're the head of the business, the buck stops with you the but come with me she gets club then that's outrageous statement. >>one republican said changing out sorting machines are moving and changing the mail collection boxes not really different from what's happened before over the years other republicans though agree with the i do agree with the postmaster general. they say changes are needed because the postal service is in a financial crisis. firefighters working to save as many homes as they can and the czu lightning complex fire. some homes have been saved other homeowners are left picking up the pieces. >>well, i mean we're devastated. so this is just everything is says. almost my entire life in a way. this is the home i grew up in. >>fire crews of course facing a huge battle not only putting out the flames of the czu lightning complex fire but doing that with very limited resources. some homeown

it will juice up the atmosphere a bit. it should not lead to thunderstorms. it would give darren something interesting to discuss this weekend. it will be a hot, august night. temperatures will be back up near 100 degrees inland. the beaches will be in the mid- 70s. we have no break in the heat wave. tomorrow, hayward is down to 80 degrees. morgan hill is at 101 degrees. in the east bay, the numbers are warm. it is 100 degrees in san ramon. rent what is at 106. in the north bay, numbers are in the mid-90s. if you go to clearlake, it is smoking hot at 104 degrees. there is not a break inside. today is the warmest today. when the numbers do fall, they do not fall much. the place to get relief is at the beach. inland is sweltering. i have not seen this young lady in a month of sundays. >> hello. the a's are forced to make two key changes to the lineup before the bay bridge series begins. why last sunday's bra >>> the giants host days in the first a three-game series at oracle park. oakland will be without a few key contributors. ramon laureano will serve his sus

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