nigeria maynard. ai advancements allowing users to communicate in their native languages and receive immediate answers to often challenging immigration law questions, are streamlining the process. the portal can connect them to immigration attorneys and others, including many who offer pro bono services. i felt like building just a guide which is in the name, a guide, a guardian. we wanted to build something that can really guide them through this process. otero's journey to america began in nigeria. he's not a u.s. citizen yet, but he has navigated the intricate maze that can be the immigration system for decades. my journey as an f-1 student and then h-1b cap to then green card is definitely a big component to why i chose to work on this problem. immigration analysts say the backlog of applications for visas, green cards, and citizenship is substantial, with millions of cases pending. belonging is professor of law and migration studies at the university of san francisco. during the trump administrat

maynard snuffy smith, who received the medal of honor and, then was demoted for misbehavior. that was sort of it set the pattern for his life. so again, you know, they're heroes are fine, are great if there even is one. but the gray area there is the more there is to there's not much to learn from an airplane land safely. but when one crashes, you can learn a lot so. and then the first book was called spaceport earth and more of a reflection. i went to work for popular mechanics as they are able to travel around in a lot of different space ports watching launches and it's a habit. i have not kicked. i live in corpus christi, which is close to so i and too far west texas has blue origin and so i get my aerospace fix and and stay in texas as can the next book is done first draft and it's and if you get me started you'll need another another hour but it's called it's about a town in the 1920s so an oil and the texas trying to tame boom kind of want to give too much away but it's like peyton place meets boardwalk empire meets rome maybe it's just a bunch of good hbo shows, but it

can remain irrational for longer than you can remain solvent, to borrow a phrase from the late john maynardmist who, by the way, was a very good money manager. your goal here is not necessarily to be right, it's to make money. sometimes that means being a little cynical about other people's expectations. i often hear people say, hey, listen, i was right. that guy made money, but i was right. no, you were wrong. that guy was right. here's the bottom line. don't just assume that stocks go down. don't just don't presume they deserve it. in the immortal words of clint eastwood in unforgiven, eastwood said, clint made a point. you know what he said? he says deserve's got nothing to do. >> with it. >> the market's going to make mistakes. your job is to recognize when it's doing something wrong and then try to take advantage. >> of it. buy, buy, buy. >> stick with cramer. >> booyah jim i love you man i've been watching. >> you from. >> day one. >> thank you. >> for all the wonderful. >> advice that you provide us. >> i'm learning. >> so much. >> watching your show. >> what's your program every day

let's or actually, you know, it was john maynard keynes was saying this but you know another economist but roosevelt echoing let's build an american middle class. and he's he intervened in the marketplace. he passed wagner act which legalized unionization, passed unemployment insurance. he passed minimum wage laws. we've never had any of these things before. he proposed a national health care, as did harry truman, as did jack kennedy. as you know, we could continue with that one. and but he started building this middle class through direct and he had a top 90% income tax rate to prevent the rich from basically making with everything. so kirk's argument was that if this middle class, which is now in the 40% region in 1951, it was and that was the year i was born. i mean, it was kind of meaningful to me. the argument that was made around in fact, this provoked russell kirk's book consider to this day and probably have copies of it here in the bookstore. it's considered the bible of the modern conservative. it is the most essential book i heard a tv personality on msnbc said, quoting from

maynard chen who is an in-home supportive services social worker. >> thank you. the in-home supportive services team is excited to announce that marna chen has been named january 20th, 25 das employee of the month. >> during the month of january and the san francisco department of disability and aging services along with the das commission and the das ihs team are thrilled to announce that marna chen has been named the january 2025 das employee of the month. the entire team at ihs is proud to recognize her with this award for accepting all contributions and remarkable dedication to our organization . since joining ihs in november 2020 to marna has distinguished herself as a true asset to our team. she approaches difficult and complex cases with the remarkable blend of professionalism and compassion demonstrating resilience and an unwavering commitment to achieving her goals no matter the challenge. her exceptional dedication and determination shines through in her day to day work. she consistently meets expectations even when faced with last minute requests handl

i started to approach into the kitchen area, he went out the back door and ran right into trooper maynardffed and read his rights, charged with the murder of his second wife, betty. the deepest secrets of the reverend schirmer were about to be revealed to all. he would stand trial in a case that would leave a small pennsylvania town abuzz with its ungodly charges. coming up, prosecutors seem to have a strong case. but don't underestimate the defense. he did a lot of things that weren't appropriate in the case. that doesn't make him a murderer. reporter: when "dateline" continues. i've got to get marcus some new cleats i bet you can buy the whole team new cleats with all that money you saved. nancy dawson is passive progressive. you know, nancy, that's actually really inappr-- oh! nancy doesn't have progressive so she takes it out on those who do. you should get luca private coaching with that. maybe he'll score a goal. i figured you'd want the whole roll since you saved hundreds with progressive. how many tickets? two, please. don't be passive progressive. two for becky. drivers who switc

my name is dr maynard. frances fell out of her bed at home and has just arrived by ambulance.ite a significant scan of her body to make sure that she's not got any injuries. i'm not sure how long . she's been on the floor. we have already had the message go round the hospital that we are in full capacity protocol. so everyone is now working on trying to discharge patients. margaret has now been in theatre for eight hours, and the tumour has finally been removed successfully. they're finishing the surgery. what will happen to margaret? so they're closing the wound that they've made. then we will start to reverse all of the anaesthetic drugs that we've given her. and then we'll start to wake her up. david can step out and share some good news with margaret's husband. she's absolutely fine. we're just finishing up the operation now, and everything has gone to plan _ we through the efforts of volunteers that we even know where they are. we've got a voluntary register, the ancient tree inventory. but what we want is a proper official national one to ensure that these living legends