offer fewer hours of work at lower relative wages my friends these are the jobs like the 15000000 leisure and hospitality non-management jobs that pay maybe o'loughlin $360.00 a week or one of the $13500000.00 retail jobs that bring home an average of $500.00 a week. it was some real living wages my friends especially when the average rent for a $1.00 to $2.00 bedroom apartment in 2018 was anywhere from 121200 you know 121200 dollars a month. but but all our politicians tell us is that the u.s. economy is strong blah blah blah wall street is doing great blah blah blah blah

agree coachella at leisure was able to take advantage of a shift from population agree culture could be a form of diversification and tourism as well leisure has very important sites but photos and to become reality that needs to be more infrastructural placements in place such as bode's and tricity and of course nigeria has been struggling to get out of recession and recent months. joining us from london thank you very much. thank you. new ideas for african business look no further than senegal where the dakar digital show is in its 4th year new start ups and clever solutions are front and center and all are looking for that magical looks or investment. for the car digital show is brimming with ideas and creative solutions africa is in the process of developing into a global hope for startups entrepreneurs find plenty of opportunity to fill the gaps in public services with their ideas and projects people like maxie mehndi who's exhibiting a lamp paradise solar a charitable recycled computer batteries. according to the world bank $1300000000.00 people don't have access to electricity

you look at at leisure you see what lulu lemon does athletica is could go. these are places where nike is competing and arguably in a pole position because they are closely assigned innovation, higher margin is the reason you pay more for the stock brian. >> nike we're watching that. obviously more tonight of course tomorrow morning and we'll talk about lulu lemon later on in the show. >> huh. >> of course you know folks, we are in the home stretch for who will dau shopping. december 19th por feet's sakes but not maybe a merry christmas. we breakdown the naughty list. but iac is breaking up with match. but no tears here. that got us thinking what other companies my benefit investors if they were broken up with, became single in the parent company we are naming some names as always live from times square, back tethis do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. step up, plea

the leisure and entertainment ticker trax leisure and entertainment stocks.ime to close out the year in style with some fun in diversion and wining and dining. tracks 30 u.s. listed companies involved in the leisure and entertainment companies. the consumer facing names are chosen according to specific criteria, including personal thementum, earnings momentum, quality, management action, and value. you have gaming in media companies, hotels, cruise operators, and airlines. names such as fox, mgm resorts, and hilton, and even manchester united. uses a multi factor selection process that is equally weighted within tiers. pej has an expense ratio of city three basis points. since launching in 2005, it has returned 240%. that trails the s&p 500 by 20 percentage points. pej gets a green light in the bloomberg intelligence traffic light system with a morning on its alternative weighting system. etf iq will be back at his usual time in the new year at 1:00 new york time, 6:00 in london. taylor: as a decade comes to a close, scarlet and joe can on how we consume info

martina pointed out laziness might not be the right word because we all need time for leisure. and yana says that people work hard so that they have time to relax that's real intelligence. thanks for your comments. we have no way of knowing whether these next 3 scientists believe in the power of laziness . but we do know that they've been honored with the nobel prize in chemistry for their research on lithium ion batteries. wireless digital devices are everywhere nowadays and lithium ion batteries make them possible the scientists behind the innovation were honored with the nobel prize in chemistry the royal swedish academy of sciences as today decided to award the 1900 nobel prize the chemistry jointly to join the good enough and stanley with him and you'll see the. for the development of lithium ion batteries back in the 1970 s. and eighty's stanley whittingham and john b. good enough laid the foundations for the 1st batteries made from the light metal but to truly take off the technology had to be refined by acura yoshino in the mid eighty's he began experimenting with lithi

turnhave leisure time and furthertic handicraft energy.the men are called upon to furnish costumes for occasioned, weaving is more than a commercial feature. waiver -- this weaver is singing a hopi ceremonial song. [hopi singing] while only be familiar with the indian blanket, few have seen a typical kashima sash, four feet to six feet long and worn by dancers or used for decorative purposes in homes. art of silverhe hadhing with the hopi, they no native metal with which to work in the early days. jewelry of auce very high standard. the hand-pumped grill fashioned .any years ago is still useful in a noticeable trait for the indian, until he finds something better to take its place, he never abandons the old tools. region in which the hopi lives, would make you despair on how many things are useful in this land of seeming waste. that somer fine it's of our finest baskets are made, and the first step is the gathering of lemon brush. leaves are stripped off, leaving -- clean twig. just try it. color in theave baskets, a basket maker must rely

being of peaceful nature they leisure time and turned to absorb handy craft it their energy. system that carries many ceremonies and the machine if you are pon to initial -- furnish costumes and a ving is more than commercial feature. singing a hopi ceremonial song. ♪ familiar ll may be with the indian blanket few have typical ka chynna sash. they are used for decorative in the home. smithing with er the hopi is a borrowed one as native metal with which it work in earlier days. they now produce jewelry of a very high standard. pump drill fashioned many years ago is still used. a noble trade until they somebody r something -- stays with tter he the old tools and is somewhat -- aloof to the machine age. be commont appears to weeds some of our finest baskets are made. the first is the gathering of brush. the leaves are stripped off clean twig. hard on your fingers? just try it. in order to have color in the baskets, a basket maker must rely on native dyes made from blossoms. any yellow blossom will produce a yellow dye, and even the lowly goldenrod is courted, beautifully named

john q, because of the 40-hour week has the leisure to dream about his favorite sport. >> darling?oftentimes in a secluded corner of his private den, john q. reflects on some of the better things that he has done with his life. an insurance to protect his family if he is called before his time, and money in a savings account for emergencies, and sul mer -- summer vacation, and to help put john q. through college. in spite of the high cost of being a husband and father, john q has a private nest egg, and his practical nature tells him that it ought to do more than collect moths. >> the common stock, do i own any? i don't even know what they are. >> uh-huh, and in that case, it might be good idea to get a little information. let's start with the fellow who owns and operates a company that makes and sells oil drums. each customers buy more and more from our friend, because he makes a better oil drum than his competitors and one day, customers demand more oil drum thans the producer can produce, so he needs to build a larger plant to expand the production. he thinks it is going to take

it is not just the light hotels, leisure, restaurants.or renovation. the same could be said for the local language. cornish has been long written off as dead or dying, but that has been changed by local musicians, singer—songwriter is have rediscovered the ancient language and are giving it a new lease of life. sarah gosling has been to meet them. i'm sarah gosling and i present bbc music introducing in devon and cornwall where we showcase the very best local music and since i've been doing the show i've noticed a really happy and unexpected increase in the amount of artists singing in cornish. think of cornish and you might think of birds and druids, folk music and old blokes with beards. there are some beards dotted around but in terms of the music it is as contemporary as it gets. without the language as an anchor to our history and our future. it is a celtic language that was spoken widely all the way up until the 19th century but if it weren't for recent effo rts century but if it weren't for recent efforts to try and revive that it

is a master of the art of confrontation this is growth of leisure in the firm of combat that doesn't mean you're going to see very often slightly undisputed champion of toast political talk softly trying to frighten you you know you're so far from funny understand that they said you enter the conflict zone and join to sebastian as he holds the powerful to account this is a fix for you whichever way you like to spin the conflict zone g.w. . coach of british. to link to news from africa the moral story link to exceptional stories and discussions. of easy town while with safety deputed comes next they come join us on facebook j w for. shift special this time developing and testing autonomous camera drones. the e.u. financed multi drone project is ready for takeoff near the spanish city of seville will these 3 drones accomplish their mission completely on aided. will this 3 year project have a successful outcome. going to be found. each of the drones developed for this project has a precisely defined flight path. to camera movements to were programmed in advance . the drones are designed

that's where they fill their kids leisure time with foreign languages math and sports. it says a major impact on the family's whole life. joe in weights here every day at 330 for her son's class to end she quit her job so that she could spend more time raising shall shout. the 7 year old spends 7 hours a day in school but that's only part of his education but the roof archer. jo ng has organized a schedule of activities for his afternoon of our love love love love they start at 4 pm with her talk about the day's homework like many middle class parents in china she feels the regular school curriculum isn't enough for her child it's common for families to pay for additional classes and tutoring. must be just. round here. shows extra curricular lessons include a good chinese swimming exercise and math chinese parents spend an average of $15000.00 euros and you will be on private tutoring. by 5 45 pm show show is finished his math and english exercises he and his mother take a break for dinner his father works 12 hours a day so shall shell barely sees him during the week ch

and now be affectionate leisure but as affectionately as you can. laddie near putin in the middle of his election campaign in the year 2000 a documentary was filmed for russian television but director v. . sunday munson captured much more to turn the camera back on them according to the film secretly chronicled the power grab actually everything was precisely planned instruction. featuring thomas supporting roles to the bush. and featuring a lead role like you've never seen before let me be clear with you. for that mater 7 years of age did the ends justify the means. to tim's witnesses starts december 13th on d w. d w news live from broadway germany's chancellor remembers the victims of one of the worst crimes against humanity i'm glad national makes her 1st official visit to the auschwitz death town passing beneath the infamous slogan what sets you free the nazis mattered more than a 1000000 people at auschwitz most of them chips also on the program celebrations in india after police shoot dead 4 men suspected of raping and killing a young woman th

and eighty's and leisure lends his name to landmark wall street reforms headed the u.s. central bank. 9 to 987 of all german immigrants was born in 1907 in cape may new jersey. says he died from complications related to prostate cancer . i'm not i think the jim i guess sometimes i am but. that. thinks deep into the culture of looking at him. stereotyped classics for india think the future of the country that i now know the time. needed to be put to this drama. you know it's all about. i might go join me to meet the gentleman from the. post. this news africa coming up on the program. pirate nigeria's navy house trouble fighting read this as the coast of west africa becomes piracy hotspots. on the devastation in uganda also villages. not by floss flops landslides killing thousands.

and leisure market is the largest social media platform in china.. we have1 billion users from 200 companies. does my countries. we offer services on all aspects of life. now wechat is becoming an even greater part of daily life, thanks to something called mini programs. translation: wechat mini programs don't require you to download and install, they are sub—applications within the wechat ecosystem and a new tool developed by wechat. mini programs allow third parties to add new features to wechat on demand. it's a bit like having the entire app store already on your phone. the idea is you can pretty much do everything you would ever want on your phone without closing wechat. this convenience store is set up on the campus of wechat‘s head office. the idea is you can walk around, pick up whatever you like and walk out the door, and it will get automatically charged to your wechat account. 0n the other side of guangzhou, another mini programme lets you find and pay for your parking, and if you register your numberplate in wechat, you can just ride out

do you believe that as a leisure and a man donald trump is good for the west and britain and if so, why? >> the united states is the guarantor and contributor to nato and has been a polar instability for our collective security. if you want evidence of the willingness of the united states to stand shoulder to shoulder with us, i would point you back to words what happened in the case when of course you may remember that country after country step forward to expo russian diplomats in the solidarity with the uk and america and that was a fantastic testament to the alliance and i withdraw a contrast with the posture taken by the leader of the opposition that i seem to recollect a decided that is what we would best advised to do is comply with the wishes of moscow and send them to check independently. america stood shoulder to shoulder and is an invaluable ally and continues to be. this was under the current administration and they were shoulder to shoulder with us and could not have been more supportive. >> thank you prime minister. you've been pictured in this reception with the pre- mini

surfing pictures and there's a reason the jaws big wave championships in hawaii carry that very name leisure to has it that some surfers in the 1970 s. compared the unpredictability of the ways to a shark attack all that name has stuck ever since but that hasn't stopped some of the world's top surfers from riding these massive epic waves with some of them reaching jaw dropping heights of 15 meters now to put that in perspective that's the equivalent of a 6 story building. route that is indeed very impressive warner in my view of the top story that we're tracking for you this hour. british prime minister gordon johnson has returned to downing street after his conservative party secured an overwhelming election victory the winner gives mr johnson the green light to push ahead with his brakes of plans. don't forget you can always go to w.'s on the go just download our apps for google play for from the app store and they'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the opposite as your photos and videos. comi

that you know it's kind of it's about do narrative of do reality of the contribution of each see leisure time to the global and the human civilizations in the imaginaries of the imperial imaginaries that is long lasting that is now you know in not in all people but you know in you know in the space is also it was. a problem that as i think you can tell you very much. now for money and their livestock have traversed west africa's our it's our region for centuries the never had been set for grazing land and water from sets of farmers in the past are full of these knowledge of the land. kyra deborah through drought spots these days climate change of course in the sun helps to dry out properly threatening their lifestyle. for traditional full army people tending to cattle is a way of life across the plains of news for lonnie drive their animals across ancient trails in surge of water and pastures but these days keeping their livestock well watered is an increasingly difficult task. during the dry season we always have a water problem it rained earlier this year so the ponds and watering hole

the leisure carrier also went with the curved back seat with memory foam.he distance stays the same, but because the seats themselves take up less space, jetblue can add up to 12 more seats. >> it's incredibly important we get this right because aircraft carriers fly for a long time. we put a lot of time into designing what we think is the perfect seat. >> the truth is the perfect airline seat probably varies by airline. but for spirit, these seats are already in one plane out there flying customers. every new plane will have them. it will take the rest of the year for the fleet to get what spirit hopes is their perfect seat. >>> when islamic state militants overran much of iraq and syria, they targeted anything christian. church, monasteries were destroyed and worshipers were sent fleeing for their lives. charlie d'agata paid a visit to one ancient and isolated monastery that managed to survive the carnage. >> reporter: with each twist and turn of the mountain road, we climb away from the reality of this war-ravaged region and into the past to a place of w

and hospitality, those gains in leisure and hospitality include spending at restaurants tell us thatcretionary consumer spend asking still doing quite well and you add this altogether we now know that the u.s. economy is distance from a recession. charles: yeah, i think the r word, you know, i don't think it should have ever come up to be quite honest with you in the first police but certainly i don't see economists talking about that now, you get to a certain point where success begets success, i mean, if you're a business, you will hire more folks at the restaurant, you hire more workers and they will go out and spend money, are we in the midst of virtuous cycle? >> i think we are. you saw the numbers on consumer sentiment, earliest mate consumer sentiment came above expectations, confidence breeds spending, spending breeds more jobs and more jobs breeds more. charles: in 2000 after the crash the economy has come back dramatically, i say to people, john, if we ever could get on the same page as a country and really feel that way, really strong about this thing i think the sky would

carry lots of id, you need to establish identity in order to establish your entitlement to certain leisure benefits or to establish your entitlement to enter certain buildings. but this new card will establish your entitlement to go outside. and — people say well, they're a good idea because we had them in the second world war. but in the second world war, it was just a piece of cardboard that said 'this is mr wilkins, he is not a german spy.‘ this will be this digitised, magnetised thing that says 'this is mrwilkins, he may not be a german spy, but he's got a genetic heart defect, his sister's against gm crops and he took a video late back to blockbuster in 1997.‘ how long has your father been a naturist? i think there has been a mistake, daddy's always been c of e. do they take their clothes off? think it's a cry for help, dear. mind the lorry. it's turning left. and there is no lady on the pavement? i'm on the road, so everything is as it should be. i like my peas well done. i had two things to watch out, all you had is the pies. and the bread and butter. so, where is it? it's available

lukens attractions the steam train has travelled the narrow gauge track since 1905 at a pace more leisurelyand then its name implies. one of the places that i wasn't at all and take is to go on it's hunting lodge. the building in italian renaissance style dates from the 19th century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. mark is said to have climbed to $154.00 steps in a tower to enjoy the view. like others seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late 19th century. former villages like bins developed into fashionable baltic sea spas with their magnificent bill is near the beach. there gleaming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts. in 1870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays you can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer. because as you can see in the low season things are just like back in the day no people no hustlin bustle just perfect if you're looking for some peace and quiet. well now tak

lots of id, you need to establish your identity in order to establish your entitlement into certain leisuretres or claim benefits or entitlement into certain buildings but this new card establishes your entitlement to go outside. people say, well they're a good idea because we had them in the second world war but in the second world war it was just a piece of cardboard that said this is mr wilkins, he's not a german spy. this will be this digitised, magnetised thing which says this is mr wilkins, he may not be a german spy that he has a genetic heart defect, his sister is against gm crops and he took a video late back to blockbuster in 1977. ——i997 how long has your father being a naturist? i think there must be some mistake, he has always been c of e. do they take their clothes off? i think it's a cry for help, dear. mind the lorry. it's turning left. and there is no lady on the pavement? i'm on the road so everything is as it should be. i like my peas well done. i have two things to watch and all you had was the pies. and the bread—and—butter. then where is it? it's available if anyone wa

the pressure to perform as massive and underline tech hanging out with friends or other leisure pursuits or for the ambitious out of the question. cereal then once to make school a more gripping and pleasurable experience with the help of virtual reality. she's developed an app that takes students on a virtual trip abroad and lets them communicate with people all over the world in english to the v r a headset then corrects their use of the language her start up works with 100 schools 7000 children so far have used the app she herself had problems as a school student that's one reason she wants to improve english language teaching. by cory's to decrease their all of the educational gap between the weekend a poor it because i saw if i gave great. content education the contents have been experienced to the student at low cost even though it is very high tech when. technology is changing the way students learn around the world it's also changing what they learn. experts estimate that by 2025 more than half of all workplace tasks will be performed by machines. computers already perform better

at the outlook, the growth outlook compares favorably with nike and lulu lemon, and these other leisurely brands. but the stock is much cheaper. >> but the stock is up 75% last year so? can i keep rolling? >> i think it can, a lot of room tests expand overseas. a lot of room to do better things e-commerce. i'm bullish even if my new fleece is bearish. >> and barons traditionally want you to go into the coming week to make your next move. so worn ben, he got action with you. lauren you've what you have. >> if you believe in a small-cap rally i believe in core small-cap etf is a good way to play. it's super cheap, yields about 1.4% and the fund only buys companies that were profitable in the past year, which cuts out a lot of more dubious small caps. >> it's canada goose they make very expensive coats it's gotten beaten up but i think there's a lot more upside people still love their coats. we just had a come better to get bought out and i think there's some good things there. >> great things there thanks guys don't get follows on twitter at barron's online. that's all for a next week on ba

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dr thanks barbara ups leisure you did great by.new big soul town is a tangle of narrow streets due to a lack of space during the middle ages houses were built and large courtyards. back then it probably felt crams today it seems romantic many of these small houses are rented out as holiday homes. ellie's and chord charts are typical of the old they were created when new big grew rapidly in the middle ages kommersant made the city rich at that time. its location on the top of a river and close proximity to the baltic sea were very advantageous the old warehouses are still quite impressive. the most famous let mark of rubik the heights gate in 2006 it was even stamped on the 2 year old court so if you're a new vic go to the gate there you can really learn something about the history of this city. the gate was built in the 15th century and was one of 3 city gates which were also used for defense today it houses a museum. even thing is falling which is the best time to visit many of the christmas markets in the big time to head back ov

again he's talking about the free elite class of gentle men who prided themselves on leisure. there's plenty of hard work going onge in virginia that they are not the ones doing it. they are the beneficiaries of it.y so jefferson really wanted to change virginia. he wanted to make them more like himself. disciplined, hard-working, cosmopolitan, , benefiting from education. he wants to change them, but this is one of the keys to jefferson. he does not want to confront them. jefferson has a very thin skin. he doesn't like contention. his favorite philosophers epicurus who preached moderation, serenity, trying too just have a life with as little agitation as possible. this usually isn't a good philosophy for a politician. and so jefferson is a complex guy, very able, brilliant, capable of being a very close critic of this variety societys and a close critic of slavery, but he doesn't want contention, which means he's not going to push the changes he wants. that's for the next generation. so in jefferson it's all important the next generation must be prepared to do the things he w