we thought this was just a phase and i say no it's a new lifestyle live a life that a lifestyle that so tracting a growing number of people it isn't clear how many digital nomads there currently are but according to some estimates it could be as many as a billion roaming the world by twenty thirty five. pete has turned his back on his old life and embraced a new one he met his current employer adrian on a beach in thailand. so basically you were. doing for my employer or client i'm collecting data. on the crypto currency the moment there are more than one thousand six hundred different till currencies i'll then. got a coin here which is called ten x. and basically what i'm trying to find out is how much money has one of the first things that i am i'm looking for how much money david raise during these i.c.a.o. initial cost of freight here we go ten x. i see zero raises ferdie four million dollars in seven minutes it's crazy seven minutes firstly for one hundred thirty four million dollars for a project. is just beginning. peaks deals with eight digit sums on a daily basis. so he's tw

not interested in having the right excess or is for his lifestyle he's a pure. wrist and he's happy to drift but he always keeps enough money in reserve to tide him self over for six months and would have the last two and a half years i'm really proud of that and the memories there are never going to forget and i was super grateful for all the people there are all the experiences. in church it changed my life it got me and got me to respond and all the god knows is like that. pete has a few long term ambitions in case he ever decides to settle down. another dream would be having having a hostile summer so if i can if i can. earn some money with a krypto and have a starting line even then i can go to asia are all summer there is really cheap to buy. i believe a local person because foreigners can and own the land and start your. guest towels. you can learn. something really creative and sort of like bring people together. next week he's off to london where he's organizing a boat party on the river thames after that pete will be heading to portugal and asia for th

it extends as you might think it's nonstop found that it's a permanent vacation but every lifestyle has its advantages and disadvantages. this particular lifestyle was made possible by the digital revolution which transformed the world of work. that us that followed the first. trial in countries of the world that meant all these amazing people it just opened my mind to do a whole new whole new world. am either from slow or. i am the still nomad. working online i'm traveling around doing what i want. enjoying my life to the full each of which is the. same girl in ideally i want to file an article by it because berlin this fourth star it's full of these like trendy companies all their reach out to them and see if there is anything that they can offer that would be removed. before coming to digital nomad hot spot the top spot spent a few days working in traffic beat has a twenty hour a week job but no. the job and him just enough money to came by and to travel as much as he likes. to to. what it is. going to. do. and worst of all five although we've got just the wife local school so yeah i

been subjected to a lifestyle audit.ssets, how much were you worth? that information is available in the public domain. well, great — tell me. you should have done some research before you came here. but if it is in the public domain, it is not a secret. so tell me how much you are worth. it is in the public domain. i encourage you to google and find out what william ruto owns. will you or will you not tell me, given that you say you have been completely open and public with it, and that every kenyan knows this figure, according to you — will you share it with me? i encourage you, sackur, to go to the website of the parliament and get that information. so you are not prepared to tell me that information. i am prepared to tell you where to find that information, sackur. do you think the position you are taking with me makes any sense? of course — it doesn't make sense to you? you claim to be open and transparent, and yet you won't tell me what you are worth. why don't you want to do your homework? i am very keen to do my

climate change is forcing people to migrate in search of food and shelter, altering traditional lifestyles across the globe. in tijuana, mexico, haitians fleeing devastation are building a neighborhood as their dreams of entering the united states dwindle. while in mongolia, the traditional herding lifestyle is threatened as drought forces a new generation to the capital in search of opportunities. [makelson derilus speaking spanish] [greetings exchanged in spanish] [man on podium speaking spanish] [man speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [derilus speaking] isabel rivera-collazo: we think of migrants and refugees as these people that are coming to take over our country. we don't see that these are the people that got to the point that it was so hard for them to survive that it was easier to face death than to stay. because that's what they are facing when they decide to get on a boat or they decide to c cross a border or ty decide to cross the desert, they're facing their own death, they're facing the death of their loved ones, theirir children,ndnd that is a better decision than sta

a healthy lifestyle and create a healthy lifestyle and create a healthy lifestyle and that is what were competing across the uk this year. we are giving lads opportunities, videographers, photographers, it is about giving them a new path in life and new opportunities and a whole new lifestyle to get them away from the gang culture and mainly the knife crime epidemic that is in the uk. how much of the problem here is because, what you offer is a chance for younger people a chance to get into another postcode, how big a deal is that? i know it sounds silly but that is an issue, isn't it? of course. when i set it up, the aim was to break the postcode barriers. that has never been done before. and postcode barriers, a lot of the knife crime issues and a lot of it stems from postcodes and so getting the lads and the youth away from their own postal schools, into new postcodes, into the big city, liverpool, and even the bigger country that the uk is, getting there out of their postcode is a big thing and it is a big way of preventing such crimes from taking place in the future. some people

this particular lifestyle was made possible by the digital revolution which.

this particular lifestyle was made possible by the digital revolution which.

get out so that should reduce my environmental footprint or does it just how green is our digital lifestyle today on ship. did you know that every global source consumes electricity zero point three you want us to be precise. that's what a sixty watt lightbulb consumes in eighteen seconds it may not sound like much but when you consider that google processes three point five billion search requests every day it adds up so should be do without google i can't imagine it's a be honest even though it would save energy the internet is too much a part of my life offline alternatives do exist of course like going to an actual store instead of ordering online or using a good old fashioned map instead it was that that. can we make the digital revolution more sustainable we spoke with environmental economist stephan longo in his book smart green world he tries to answer the question so what really is better for the environment. renting a d.v.d. or streaming a movie generally speaking watching a d.v.d. consumes less electricity because transmitting data from the cloud uses lots of energy but if you dr

some islamic scholars are increasingly concerned about the danger the western lifestyle presents to slam our guest today argues that if moderate muslims don't step up their game within the next twenty to forty years islam may be gone from europe and both camps are relying on the inside track supporters well to discuss that i'm now joined by our in the front door and a former member of the dutch freedom party who converted to islam and now represents the party if unity and islamic party in the hague city council it's a wonder and it's good to talk to you thank you very much for your time good afternoon good to be here now you obviously had a very dramatic political and spiritual transition from what some would call and islamophobia fight each you i'm a slum ikhwan but before we talk about what drew you to islam let me ask what attracted you to the dutch freedom party yes well first of all. people are talking about islam and western europe in the united states and other parts of the world and they are misguided about this because they hear a lot of negative stories in the media from o

through world war like kind of frequent flyer more reward for a healthy lifestyle and you get these tokens issued to you in game cash and then you can spend. on other things so really getting rewarded for sharing your medical information and living a healthier lifestyle i think is one great use case boils thank you so much lisa how insightful and great thank you we hope you'll come back brigit your time. thank you for having me. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return danielle shade of simpler trading joins us to look at some interesting earnings and molly barrows to help us analyze balancing a free market with free speech a social media censorship of hate speech is taking hold as we go to break here's a numero is that the closing bell we will be back in a flash. and there's a number you know not. all of them ok if the. last nine animation at eight killed the battle they are only going to get a large. number that having. people people. who give the nightly. what the how do we. need the whole going to go forward. why do. so and i think. you know if. said s

through for war like kind of a frequent flyer a reward for a healthy lifestyle and you get these tokens issued to you and gain cash and then you can spend retailer and other things so really getting rewarded for sharing your medical information and living a healthier lifestyle i think is one great use case these are boils thank you so much lisa how insightful and great thank you we hope you'll come back three share your time thank you for having me. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return danielle should have simpler trading joins us to look at some interesting earnings news and molly barrows to help us analyze balancing a free market with three speeches social media censorship of hate speech is taking hold as we go to break here's the numero is that the closing bell we will be back in a flash. when else will seem. like. just don't. get to see. this day come down to. it in detroit equals betrayal. when somebody find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back u.s. president donald trump reportedly has settled on a nominee to repl

ismael: a lot of brands try to infuse lifestyle.s that it becomes a cacophony of lifestyle images. at the end of the day, it's like, who cares? kate: tell me more about why you're doing this. travis: we started with 10 colors, 10 charities, and we donated 10%. so it was 10 colors, 10 charities. ismael: i love that. lemonis: was their story apparent from that board? ismael: not at all. kate: not at all. ismael: you guys have to understand that creating a brand with a cause goes above and beyond the product that you sell. what i'm buying is you guys, is the story, is the belief, is the conviction, is the passion. 9 out of 10 companies that come through our doors have no vision, have no passion, have none of that. you guys have it, but you missed it completely. kate: now that we have that, i can actually see why you're doing what you're doing, and i'm definitely more in love with what it is. lemonis: thank you very much. thank you. kate: thank you. lemonis: the fact that you didn't make your mom the showcase of it all, i can't understa

and sort of living that dream california lifestyle. you talk about housewives of orange county, she could have been on the show. >> yes, in fact, she told friends she turned down an offer to be on that show, about over the top excess in orange county. no, she did end up on a tv show called american thunder, about motorcycles. showing off her own excess, including a bike she bought for 50 grand. >> what's your favorite part of the bike? >> i love the way it looks. >> there was eric naposki ex football player, personal trainer wannabe actor who starred in a never aired reality star called the new port 40. here is where the story really begins. because of what happened in that house behind the gates a long time ago, it was december 15, 1994, 9:00 p.m. >> the shots were patterned in sets of two. two shots. two shots. a pause. and then two shots. >> the detectives arrived to find a millionaire entrepreneur dead on his own kitchen floor. his name was big mclaughlin, 55 years old, nice guy, deeply religious and a true believer in the american

all you have to do is adopt a healthier lifestyle.ce announced on instagram some lucky fan will win free tickets to her shows.. and jay- tickets to her shows.. and jay- z's shows for 30 years. all you have to do to enter.. is pledge online to take a more plant-based approach. we have a link to the contest on our website at kron-4 dot com. nt) super bowl weekend is here... the new england patriots will battle the los angeles rams for the coveted vince lombardi trophy.(vicki) and just as the two teams prepped for the big game; so has the city of atlanta. omar jimenez reports super bowl weekend is here!and with it comes excitement from the fans...and a álot of work behind the scenes.roger goodell - nfl commissioner:"i think all the preparations that need to be made have been made. everybody has worked tirelessly to be prepared for this.""the new stadium is one that i think everyone's going to marvel at come sunday."all eyes will be on atlanta's mercedes benz stadiumone that was essentially ábuilt to host events like this...even still...i

is organizing his trips to europe in the united states where he plans to indulge in a glamorous lifestyle. oh yes. the indian nouveau riche take their cue from the dazzling splendor once reserved for the country's feudal princes. wealth was measured by the splendor of their promises. to date the sentence of the raj put dynasty still owned vast estates and right just on. one of the most beautiful palaces belongs to the i.o.c. is our family cousins of the. poor the alesis ours have ruled over these lands for three centuries now they are seeking new ways to fund their princely lifestyle. but about the princes in the palace today so we're raising the flag. which say they're basically oh. they're just looking at the breakfast. thirty two year old abi manu is the titular prince and head of the family his day begins with silverware and waiters in uniform today he's breakfasting at the foot of his bed with his younger brother do it because. if i go down and have breakfast and they did what he's going to do we do this over the world at me and i hold that i feel we have first me should be a absolut

she lived her church lifestyle, her home lifestyle and her online dating lifestyle. >> reporter: to hearhe mom known to most as a prim and proper mormon home maker lived a racy and risky personal life. a secret from even her closest friends and family but impossible to hide from them, the kids. >> it wasn't normal online dating. it wasn't like she didn't meet some guy and be with him for three, four, five months to a year at a time. she was with him for, you know, just a short visit. you know, on to the next one. >> reporter: was it true? sitting in jail awaiting trial, clay told his public defenders derek reed and jill gannon neagle, the same thing he said to sheriff's detectives, look at her phone, look at her computer. >> the things that we were able to find and confirm on the laptop were not normal dating relationships. it was sexual relationships. and most of those can be confirmed that they were only sexual in nature. >> reporter: and explicitly so. >> explicitly so. >> reporter: with videos and photos and you name it. >> yes. >> reporter: all there on the laptop, evidence of trips

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there are a number of different forms of dementia and some of them have a stronger lifestyle componentfestyle factors that might help to improve their heart health and in turn help to maintain the health of their brain for longer in the hope that that would help them to manage their symptoms, or delay the progression of their condition. we know for many people that exercise can be fun, it can be sociable, it can improve your mood, it can help you interact with people, so many people with dementia find it is a really enjoyable and kind of spirit lifting activity to get involved in. and maintain their role in their community. why do you think it is that so few people, just 34% of people, think it is possible to reduce the risk, when you look at other issues like heart disease, it is 77 and diabetes it is 81% of people. why is the message not getting through about what we can all do as individuals to help ourselves with dementia? some of the findings from the dementia attitudes monitor that we have done at alzheimer's research uk have been really interesting because they have shown us tha

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to euro max i am evelyn sharma and i look forward to bringing you the most exciting culture and lifestyle reports from around europe as one of the hosts of the show your own mix here and berlin a few words about me i was born in the south and work near frankfurt i'm half german half indian and for the past ten years i have been traveling around the world as an actress and model currently i live in mumbai in india so if you like bollywood movies then you've probably seen me and one role are the other on the big secret yes jugglers and then just just now butch if he had what i can think of except nigga. joe really shouldn't be working in front of the camera has been part of my life a quite a while and our first story today is about how women are shown in advertising the image of women in this field has changed a great deal over the decades so let's embark on a kind of photographic journey through time that is currently being shown at an exhibition here in berlin. the famous fashion photographer horst p. horst created this image in one nine hundred thirty nine it's the oldest photo in the wo

>>iftyle, lifestyle, lifesty lifestyle, we have, you know, ids that playing football doing gymnastics, swim, and those do notly u do well with w glasses so put them in contact lenses because of the lifestyle. >> but there are risks, including the potential for eye infections if children don't practice proper hygiene and lens cleaner. it'sug serious e to cause serious damage and the long teri impact sti't clear. but for 12-year-old emerson, the benefits outweighed any doubts. she's now in her third yea of wearing the custom contact lenses. >> whenever i first got them, it was kind of hard. but then i got used to it over the years. and now it's like really easy. >> patients can use the contact lenses long term but they have to be replaced once a year, ortho-k is not chea and not covered by health insurance, it's between 1nd $3,000, but surgereaper than lasi and adults can use this, too. not for everyone, but for mome this be a great option.e >> could a game changer. i like orthat, especially people who play sports or like the doctor said. thanks, doreen. >>> well, let's look at our weat

that's far right parties obsess about the danger is damn presents to the western lifestyle some islamic scholars are concerned about the opposite annoyed bundle on blog. as the dead muslims don't step up their game within the next twenty to forty years islam may vanish from europe are those fears really justified. if we came here where you were before you came here when you lived. death row i'm in many u.s. states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor of the death penalty there are some people because of what they did have given up the right to live among us some even proven innocent off two years on death row and how many more exonerations is it going to take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about. in other words you know which schools out there both issue should go and really one who can speak for through what you. it was little q. it posole cause. as up and as long as we're still when you know it's not a n

it out so that should reduce my environmental footprint or does it just how green is our digital lifestyle today on ship. did you know that every google search consumes electricity zero point three watt hours to be precise that's what a sixty watt lightbulb consumes in eighteen seconds it may not sound like much but when you consider that google process is three point five billion search requests every day it adds up so should be do without google i can't imagine it to be honest even though it would save energy the internet is too much a part of my life offline alternatives do exist of course like going to an actual store instead of ordering online or using a good old fashioned map instead it was that that. can we make the digital revolution more sustainable we spoke with environmental economist stephan longo in his book smart green world he tries to answer the question so what really is better for the environment. renting a d.v.d. or streaming a movie generally speaking watching a d.v.d. consumes less electricity because transmitting data from the cloud uses lots of energy but if you driv

some islamic scholars are increasingly concerned about the danger the western lifestyle. our guest today argues that if moderate muslims don't step up their game within the next twenty to forty years islam may be gone from europe and both camps are relying on the. well to discuss that i'm now joined by our in the door and a former member of the dutch freedom party who converted to islam and now represents the party if unity and islamic party in the hake city council it's a good to talk to you thank you very much for your time. to be here now you obviously have a very dramatic political and spiritual transition from what some would call and islam a full.

young and busy professionals are also finding this medical service conveniently fits into their lifestyle. >> i saw a big double-decker bus and the whole thing was painted this light blue, and it said "heal." it had, like, kind of a heart, like, kind of a red cross, like, something that was indicating, like, medical. and then i went home, and then i had a friend tell me about heal as, like, on-demand doctor, and i was like, "no way." i've gone to urgent care and waited five hours. i mean, your entire night is shot or day is shot. so, it is weird opening up your doors to the doctor -- you know, white cloak and all that stuff -- but when you look at it, it's actually really convenient because you can be home sick in your pjs and, you know, you're not feeling well. you don't have to leave the house. that's something we take for granted. so, the first time it happened, weird for the first five seconds, and then, after that, i was like, "wow, i'm gonna do this every single time now." it was great -- super professional. it was legit, not a joke. he came in with his assistant, and they checked m