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their idyllic land is invaded by marauders, by mortals.kidnapped and forced to marry a mortal king. another discovers a mortal child, a young baby, who was wrenched from his mother's arms, and decides to look after the mortal child, but she herself won't grow up. so it's a story about mothers and sons, it's a story about mortality and immortality, and it's also a film in which we have spectacular visual set pieces and very small, intimate scenes, one of which is here. so on the one hand, you have that. on the other hand, you have these really sort of extraordinary visual set pieces with huge, great big cities in the sky, with marauding action, with flying beasties. the film is a — i think it is a 15 certificate for fairly strong violence — and what i liked about it was i knew nothing of the story beforehand. it worked because it's very, very over—cranked in its emotions. i mean, all the emotions are turned up to ii. it's got a score which is absolutely tugging at your heartstrings. and one of the things it's about — i said it's about mothe
their idyllic land is invaded by marauders, by mortals.kidnapped and forced to marry a mortal king. another discovers a mortal child, a young baby, who was wrenched from his mother's arms, and decides to look after the mortal child, but she herself won't grow up. so it's a story about mothers and sons, it's a story about mortality and immortality, and it's also a film in which we have spectacular visual set pieces and very small, intimate scenes, one of which is here. so on the one hand, you...
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, a young baby who is taken from their mother and decides to look after them mortal child.t is a story about mothers and sons, a story about mortality and immortality and also film in which we have spectacular visual set pieces and very small intimate scenes, one of which is here. on the one hand you have that, on the other hand you have these extraordinary visual set pieces with huge great big cities in the sky with marauding action, flying these, it isa with marauding action, flying these, it is a 15 certificate, for fairly strong violence. what i liked about it, i knew nothing about the story, it, i knew nothing about the story, it worked because it is very over cranked in its emotions, all the emotions i turned up high and the score that tugs at your heartstrings and one of the things it is about, mothers and children, it is also about crying and trying not to cry. there are few things more cinematically winning than someone saying they are not going to cry, particularly when you're in this genre. it is not up there on a level with your name, which i thought was really
, a young baby who is taken from their mother and decides to look after them mortal child.t is a story about mothers and sons, a story about mortality and immortality and also film in which we have spectacular visual set pieces and very small intimate scenes, one of which is here. on the one hand you have that, on the other hand you have these extraordinary visual set pieces with huge great big cities in the sky with marauding action, flying these, it isa with marauding action, flying these, it...
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el sospechoso la escondió en la cajuela del auto y luego inició la huida que terminó con el choque mortals relacionados con tráfico humano. muchas de las mujeres que substituyen han sido engañadas y obligadas a vender sus cuerpos. conversamos con una de ellas >> así es como normalmente las personas conoce por primera vez margarita. la vida de es lo que único conoce en la semana se para atender entre tres a 12 hombres al día para ganar dinero . margarita llegó a san francisco a los 11 años cuando comenzó su transición a mujer. tras huir de su casa se vio de las calles. entonces que alguien la termino prostituyendo y hasta hoy es el único trabajo que conoce >> siento que es una vida normal como cualquier otra persona. >> según información del departamento de policía de san francisco, se reportaron 530 arrestos por posición el año pasado. afortunadamente 200 fueron en la misión. hay una realización que se encarga de ayudar a salir a la gente de este drama este es el altar que la de san francisco levantó en honor a muchas personas que pudiera la vida trabajando en la. >> es tu rarita enfrenta
el sospechoso la escondió en la cajuela del auto y luego inició la huida que terminó con el choque mortals relacionados con tráfico humano. muchas de las mujeres que substituyen han sido engañadas y obligadas a vender sus cuerpos. conversamos con una de ellas >> así es como normalmente las personas conoce por primera vez margarita. la vida de es lo que único conoce en la semana se para atender entre tres a 12 hombres al día para ganar dinero . margarita llegó a san francisco a...
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autorÍa de california le hacen un llamado a los padres o el periodo de los 100 dÍas mÁs mortales paraestos de sus seres queridos . continuamos. >> maÑana continuaremos con condiciones secas en toda el Área de la bahÍa. la temperatura mÁxima san josÉ poaquil estarÁ sobre los 73 grados. el viento continuara soplando de noroeste de entre 15 a 20 millas por hora. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn: de acuerdo a autoridades en california ya estamos en el perÍodo de los 100 días mÁs mortales orales jÓvenes automovilistas. con las vacaciones de verano un mayor nÚmero de adolescentes se tratase volante. sergio nos habla de una campaÑa estatal que busca concientizar a la juventud para que tome mayores precauciones en las carreteras. >> es un joven que como muchos adolescentes la confiada en su habilidad para conducir un auto a pesar de que sus sentidos estÁn algo alterados. veremos si es cierto. lleva esto un equipo que modifica su vista y equilibrio para simular que estÁ bajo el efecto del alcohol, marihuana, opioides. creo que este bien para conducir, asegurÓ. pronto se cuenta que tal vez estaba equivocado. me
autorÍa de california le hacen un llamado a los padres o el periodo de los 100 dÍas mÁs mortales paraestos de sus seres queridos . continuamos. >> maÑana continuaremos con condiciones secas en toda el Área de la bahÍa. la temperatura mÁxima san josÉ poaquil estarÁ sobre los 73 grados. el viento continuara soplando de noroeste de entre 15 a 20 millas por hora. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn: de acuerdo a autoridades en california ya estamos en el perÍodo de los 100 días mÁs...
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it is the same with respect to mortality. if you look at what happens on very hot days, or in years with our more hot days, there is slightly higher mortality. with the office this study did say thanks to fewer colder days we will get fewer deaths, but more hot days will cause more deaths, about 2000 deaths each year by 2100. they also had a second study that said what happens in between 1960 and 2000 when people insult air-conditioning. the people who came up with this chart also cite this study. at the 2004 rate of ac adoption, that therepothesis was no impact on mortality cannot be adapted. dy, theysigning this took thida a sd f we ignore the annotation component and instead only use the view that there is no progress over time? heatu put in the revised deaths based on air-conditioning, you actually find that you save lives to climate change. that is my very rough back of the envelope. that is not a gold standard study, either. what you would do is go back and take all the data and re-analyze it properly. but the no adapta
it is the same with respect to mortality. if you look at what happens on very hot days, or in years with our more hot days, there is slightly higher mortality. with the office this study did say thanks to fewer colder days we will get fewer deaths, but more hot days will cause more deaths, about 2000 deaths each year by 2100. they also had a second study that said what happens in between 1960 and 2000 when people insult air-conditioning. the people who came up with this chart also cite this...
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beatriz: claudia recibiÓ un disparo mortal de parte de un agente de la patrulla fronteriza el pasadoa a la sangre y eso podrÍa daÑar los riÑones. indican que estar hidratado puede ayudar a prevenir problemas pero lo mejor es saber los lÍmites fÍsicos de cada uno al hacer ejercicio. el cambio climÁtico afecta a todas las personas pero quiÉnes son los que mÁs lo sufren. enfermedades, son consecuencia del caÑo climÁtico. es por eso un reciente estudio estima que los niÑos enfrentarÁn el 88% de las dificultades relacionadas a las enfermedades causadas por el cambio climÁtico. una de ellas son las plagas que desencadenan algunos insectos. >> los mosquitos trasmiten todo lo que es el dengue, la malaria, ahora Últimamente el zica. >> una de los factores que detonan esta plaga son las temperaturas cÁlidas, sequÍas, inundaciones, para que ratas y mosquitos sean portadoras de enfermedades. incluso algunas de ellas mortales. >> l expuestos al aire libre, caminan, son picados por los mosquitos, tienen contacto tambiÉn con aguas. >> se dice que el hombre responsable en lobal, tambiÉn estÁn otras
beatriz: claudia recibiÓ un disparo mortal de parte de un agente de la patrulla fronteriza el pasadoa a la sangre y eso podrÍa daÑar los riÑones. indican que estar hidratado puede ayudar a prevenir problemas pero lo mejor es saber los lÍmites fÍsicos de cada uno al hacer ejercicio. el cambio climÁtico afecta a todas las personas pero quiÉnes son los que mÁs lo sufren. enfermedades, son consecuencia del caÑo climÁtico. es por eso un reciente estudio estima que los niÑos enfrentarÁn...
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their idyllic land is invaded by marauders, by mortals. one of them is kidnapped and forced to marry a mortal king. another discovers a young baby who was wrenched from his mother's arms, and decides to look after the moral child. so it's a story about mothers and sons, mortality and immortality, and it's also a film in which we have spectacular visual set pieces and very small intimate scenes, one of which is here. so on the one hand you have that, and on the other hand you have these extraordinaire visual set pieces with huge cities in the sky with marauding action, flying beasties. the film has a 15 certificate for fairly strong violence. and what i liked about it was i knew nothing of the story beforehand. it worked because it's very, very over crank and its emotions, their alternative to 11. it's gore is absolutely tugging at the heartstrings. it's score is absolutely tugging at the heartstrings. and one of the things it's about, it's about mothers and children, but also that crying and trying not to cry. there are few things more cin
their idyllic land is invaded by marauders, by mortals. one of them is kidnapped and forced to marry a mortal king. another discovers a young baby who was wrenched from his mother's arms, and decides to look after the moral child. so it's a story about mothers and sons, mortality and immortality, and it's also a film in which we have spectacular visual set pieces and very small intimate scenes, one of which is here. so on the one hand you have that, and on the other hand you have these...
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their idyllic land is invaded by marauders, by mortals.arry a mortal king. another discovers a young baby who was wrenched from his mother's arms, and decides to look after the moral child. so it's a story about mothers and sons, mortality and immortality, and it's also a film in which we have spectacular visual set pieces and very small intimate scenes, one of which is here.
their idyllic land is invaded by marauders, by mortals.arry a mortal king. another discovers a young baby who was wrenched from his mother's arms, and decides to look after the moral child. so it's a story about mothers and sons, mortality and immortality, and it's also a film in which we have spectacular visual set pieces and very small intimate scenes, one of which is here.
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to be more adaptive to the mortality effects of climate change. they said what from we ignore the adaptation component and instead use only the view that -- that acknowledges no progress over time, so if you do that you get a big number. if you put in the revised heat deaths based on air conditioning, you actually find that you've saved lives from climate change. now, that is my very rough back of the envelope. that's not at gold standard. you want to go back and take all of the data and reanalyze it properly to understand what happens with adaptation, but the no adaptation view is certainly not the right one. one more study that i especially enjoy, this is the epa's approach to mortality. what they did is looked at each individual city and they said we have a distribution of days in the city. let's look, pittsburgh being my favorite example. what happens on extremely hot and extremely cold days so this is a day with a low temperature of 71 degrees, so that's a very hot day. the hottest 1% of days, and what they found was that, yes, you see increa
to be more adaptive to the mortality effects of climate change. they said what from we ignore the adaptation component and instead use only the view that -- that acknowledges no progress over time, so if you do that you get a big number. if you put in the revised heat deaths based on air conditioning, you actually find that you've saved lives from climate change. now, that is my very rough back of the envelope. that's not at gold standard. you want to go back and take all of the data and...
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not as what i would want to do but it is helping people and changing their outlook on their mortality. so i was very curious to understand that but something else was going on a friend of mine read the book and said your father is on every page and it took me a while because my father died in january. and a whole. i was working on this is he had a terminal diagnosis of lung cancer. he didn't want to talk about his mortality or cancer but one of these people, generational perhaps, to process internally and did not share it with us. but i needed to process it. here i was, a wonderful but very sad opportunity to talk to people struggling who were right up against it, and they had an experience that allow them to talk about it very open and frank. so part of that was i needed to have that conversation through these drug trials. but as i talk to these people. and the trip treatment. that my conversations made me so curious. and you have a psychedelic experience and the fact they were able to change so late in life in their 50s and 60s and 70s that we were all stuck one way or another exces
not as what i would want to do but it is helping people and changing their outlook on their mortality. so i was very curious to understand that but something else was going on a friend of mine read the book and said your father is on every page and it took me a while because my father died in january. and a whole. i was working on this is he had a terminal diagnosis of lung cancer. he didn't want to talk about his mortality or cancer but one of these people, generational perhaps, to process...
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so when social security was started, looking at mortality rates, what was the average mortality rate at that time? do we know? >> oh the life expectancy? >> at the very beginning of the program it was even less than 65. and mortality was so high but usually's life expectancy without 65. and the increase in the death rate that was due to drug overdose but a lot of that comes from the fact there is just something those roles we play in life if you look at it than men have this idea that i am the husband and father and provider. that isn't available the betterer tremendous weight on who they are and they become fragile because they don't seem to have any hope. but i bring that up because the revenue was from participation and the labor force we see more people get back to work with more income and contributing of the person getting paid with that match but the more people we get the more revenue we get when we don't want this to happen people die and an earlier age i know you cannot tell me right now but going forward where we going with that? unfortunately people think it comes from th
so when social security was started, looking at mortality rates, what was the average mortality rate at that time? do we know? >> oh the life expectancy? >> at the very beginning of the program it was even less than 65. and mortality was so high but usually's life expectancy without 65. and the increase in the death rate that was due to drug overdose but a lot of that comes from the fact there is just something those roles we play in life if you look at it than men have this idea...
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cc: telemundo network captioning@telemundo.com (305) 887-3060 incendio mortal . >> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 al mediodía. >> miércoles 13 de junio muy buenaschísas gracias por estar en este espacio con nosotros. >> iniciamos con una gran noticia y en la lista están ootras naciones consideradas. >> así es, golazo para comenzar la copa del mundo en telemundo 48 y ahora a el deseo de muchos es que el comité norteamericano de e inmediato mandó este twitco la cuenta parn 8 años, casi 3 mil día hasta que la copa del mundo llegue a los estadosidos pero aficionados dicen que tienen grandes esperanzas deer se espe grandes impactos económicos y políticos. >> sí esto a a ayudar a los y puedan participar como amigos. >> justo esta mañana el presidente estaba emocionador copa del mundo y ahoraa n oport que solopued pasar una vez en la vida de ser anfitrión de la copa del mundo. >> acá las otras ciudades compitiendo en el área de la bahía, se jugarán 70 de los partidos en méxico 10 y en canadá otros 10. >> la fifa tomará la decisión de qué estadios será en el 2020 y el partido más importante
cc: telemundo network captioning@telemundo.com (305) 887-3060 incendio mortal . >> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 al mediodía. >> miércoles 13 de junio muy buenaschísas gracias por estar en este espacio con nosotros. >> iniciamos con una gran noticia y en la lista están ootras naciones consideradas. >> así es, golazo para comenzar la copa del mundo en telemundo 48 y ahora a el deseo de muchos es que el comité norteamericano de e inmediato mandó este twitco la...
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and in the longer term, mortality. there has been bad mortality experience recently. hire death rates than we expected, which is bad for all of us but good for the social program unfortunately. the sooner people die, the less benefits they get. so bad news-good news story. >> you can see the trustees' report has a smaller negative balance so by that time, i think because of the mortality effects, we are in petter shape. >> so real quickly, we will not go through all of these numbers. if you want to go into these details. you can see at the bottom of this page, the net change in our lance is a minus 0.2% of payroll. that is slightly worse than last year. that is due to the first line on the paming which is the change in the valuation period, because our valuation period is 75 years long. the last year, that is new for this valuation is a year where it is kind of out of balance and making things look worse. that is a minus.06. >> which explains all of our net reduction. >> pushing things in the other direction. we have a bunch of demographics. on the fertility rate. you
and in the longer term, mortality. there has been bad mortality experience recently. hire death rates than we expected, which is bad for all of us but good for the social program unfortunately. the sooner people die, the less benefits they get. so bad news-good news story. >> you can see the trustees' report has a smaller negative balance so by that time, i think because of the mortality effects, we are in petter shape. >> so real quickly, we will not go through all of these...
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in holland you have to wait a long time for a post mortal kidney donor so i am looking for a living donor so sometimes you can be lucky and find a suitable donor right away and made i've already found three potential donors but unfortunately none of them were suitable so the search goes on human life on base. in holland it's estimated that around one hundred kidney patients have been searching for a donor in this way some successfully two dozen have now had a transplant which gives a lot of hope. fifty seven percent of the kidneys transplanted in holland come from living donors a record within the e.u. . that's because someone outside a patient's family could also donate an organ provided they do so alchemist a cli. four years ago erato care was the first to find a donor via facebook before then strangers had only been allowed to donate anonymously but here got to know his donor is five doctors used to find it impossible that a patient could pitch up and tell them what they had to do with views have changed today you turn up at hospital with a donor and are asked how do you know each othe
in holland you have to wait a long time for a post mortal kidney donor so i am looking for a living donor so sometimes you can be lucky and find a suitable donor right away and made i've already found three potential donors but unfortunately none of them were suitable so the search goes on human life on base. in holland it's estimated that around one hundred kidney patients have been searching for a donor in this way some successfully two dozen have now had a transplant which gives a lot of...
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stephen cave is right the mortality is the dream of a crazy. my investigations are pointless i can't nor should i be able to escape the gray. so i decided to return to the tried and true methods of battling the process of aging. at the fitness studio i run into an old friend i haven't seen for years but catching up on news is sobering. he suffers from a degenerative nerve disease that limits his mobility was to me if i should show a. liquid on. the people to prove to me simply meaning i take a lot of medication but by the media i mean to him ok to die of that machine because the disease. has seen no hope for a cure was that what he. was. seeing my old friend gets me to thinking trying to stop or slow the body's degeneration is a matter of urgency even essential for some people scientific research and technical aids offer a great deal of hope for those with severe physical disabilities. i resolved to carry on with my research and pursue the third craft to immortality that of the soul. is seen the to me what hannity stories that promise we can li
stephen cave is right the mortality is the dream of a crazy. my investigations are pointless i can't nor should i be able to escape the gray. so i decided to return to the tried and true methods of battling the process of aging. at the fitness studio i run into an old friend i haven't seen for years but catching up on news is sobering. he suffers from a degenerative nerve disease that limits his mobility was to me if i should show a. liquid on. the people to prove to me simply meaning i take a...
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one study i enjoys the epa approach to mortality. they looked at each individual city and said there is a distribution of days in the city. let's look, pittsburgh would be a favorite example, at what happens on extremely hot and extremely cold days. this is a day with a load tempter of 71 degrees, the temperature- a low of 71 degrees, the hottest 1% of days, and you have a high mortality on those days. what if pittsburgh warms but we don't moved the dashed that we --'t move the dashed lines we don't move the dashed lines. why those lines would never move is never explained but if you manye that by now you have times more hot days, then you can produce this. in 2100, thehat pittsburgh fatality rate from extreme heat will be 75 times higher than what phoenix or houston or new orleans experiences today, even though phoenix and new orleans are hotter today and pittsburgh will be in 2100. interestingly, these guys didn't adaptation and said we should also acknowledge it reduced the cost by two thirds. but that is not something the epa inc
one study i enjoys the epa approach to mortality. they looked at each individual city and said there is a distribution of days in the city. let's look, pittsburgh would be a favorite example, at what happens on extremely hot and extremely cold days. this is a day with a load tempter of 71 degrees, the temperature- a low of 71 degrees, the hottest 1% of days, and you have a high mortality on those days. what if pittsburgh warms but we don't moved the dashed that we --'t move the dashed lines we...
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and in the longer term, mortality. there's been bad mortality experience recently. higher death rates than we've expected. which is bad for all of us, but that's actually good for the social security program, unfortunately. the sooner people die, the less benefits they get. so sort of a bad news/good news story. >> at the end of the 75-year period, you can see the trustees report has a smaller negative balance, so actually by that time, i think largely because >>> real quickly, we will not go through all of these numbers. >>> we are seeing the net change in our balance is a -.02% of payroll which is a slight worsening from last year. most of that is due to the first line on the page which is the change in the evaluation period. every year our valuation period is 75 years long and the last year that's new is a year where we are kind of at a balance. >> that explains all of our net reduction. >> exactly. so factors pushing things in the other direction, we have a bunch of demographic affects going on here. the interesting one is on the fertility weight-- the fertility
and in the longer term, mortality. there's been bad mortality experience recently. higher death rates than we've expected. which is bad for all of us, but that's actually good for the social security program, unfortunately. the sooner people die, the less benefits they get. so sort of a bad news/good news story. >> at the end of the 75-year period, you can see the trustees report has a smaller negative balance, so actually by that time, i think largely because >>> real quickly,...
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generally, we expect mortality to improve over time. it really hasn't been since 2009. another thing to point out, this is all ages. we do look at things by specific age groups but this is just sort of the summary of what we've done. you can seen every trustee's report we've been expecting mortality to continue to improve. it hasn't happened in recent years. i talked to my folks back in office. they have some preliminary data for 2017. it looks like that black line is going to go up a little bit next year. still not looking good. >> continuing the trend. >> just another figure that probably looks to me or to a lot of you. it shows the difference between the cost of the program, which is the blue line, and in, which is the red line. the blue line you can see drops down at the time of reserve depletion in 2034 to equal the income line. the blue is really covering the red at that point. that is because once research deplete, we can't pay out any more than we are taking in. so those lines will become equal at that time. the dashed blue line is really the cost of all schedul
generally, we expect mortality to improve over time. it really hasn't been since 2009. another thing to point out, this is all ages. we do look at things by specific age groups but this is just sort of the summary of what we've done. you can seen every trustee's report we've been expecting mortality to continue to improve. it hasn't happened in recent years. i talked to my folks back in office. they have some preliminary data for 2017. it looks like that black line is going to go up a little...
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. >> otros cuatro maestros fueron relacionados con el bosque, aumentando el número de víctimas mortalesconductor llevó a la pc para decirle que disparó a su pasajero que murió por las heridas. >> ocurrió minutos antes de las 3:00 de la maÑana, según la llamada el propio conductor reportó a las autoridades que había baleado a un pasajero, el hombre servicio en el hospital. horas después la policía anunció que arrestó al conductor por asesinato en primer grado. >> el chofer de uber no entiende cómo pudo ocurrir algo así. >> uber tiene pólizas de que no puedes cargar armas en los autos. >> uber expresa su solidaridad con los involucrados, y dice que están trabajando de cerca con la profecía. >> se negaron a dar más detalles, el incidente ocurre cuando uber está estrenando su nueva medida de seguridad. >> aquí lo tienen, durante el recorrido la pueden dar a este escudo de seguridad que aparece en la pantalla, da la opción de compartir su viaje con un familiar para que sepan dónde está, en el botón rojo pueden reportar cualquier emergencia con las autoridades. >> a partir de hoy esta madre l
. >> otros cuatro maestros fueron relacionados con el bosque, aumentando el número de víctimas mortalesconductor llevó a la pc para decirle que disparó a su pasajero que murió por las heridas. >> ocurrió minutos antes de las 3:00 de la maÑana, según la llamada el propio conductor reportó a las autoridades que había baleado a un pasajero, el hombre servicio en el hospital. horas después la policía anunció que arrestó al conductor por asesinato en primer grado. >>...
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for projections of mortality, we do this with great care. we make changes very carefully and only incrementally. many people back just four, five, six years ago were arguing that our changes in death rates that we were projecting were not projecting improvement fast enough. since 2009, mortality rates overall have been improving very, very slowly. >> let me ask you a couple more quick questions. my time is running out. they're projecting 2.7. do you think there's any sense it could go to 3%? >> it's certainly possible. what we have in the report is we're expecting a 2.4% cola this year. we're going to have to pay attention to prices at the pump. >> and the other thought, as mr. larson mentioned, i hear 10,000 to 12,000 people turning 65 every day. in terms of the funding of it, with the growth, if we had a 4% growth you mentioned the other day, but say we've gone from maybe 1.5 to 3, pick a number, that growth, lower unemployment, what impact, and one of my colleagues asked a question, what impact is that having in terms of making the trust
for projections of mortality, we do this with great care. we make changes very carefully and only incrementally. many people back just four, five, six years ago were arguing that our changes in death rates that we were projecting were not projecting improvement fast enough. since 2009, mortality rates overall have been improving very, very slowly. >> let me ask you a couple more quick questions. my time is running out. they're projecting 2.7. do you think there's any sense it could go to...
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se reportaron 69 vÍctimas mortales. de fuego en guatemala. 6 cadÁveres fueron recuperados antes de que la bÚsqueda fuera suspendida esta maÑana. este martes hay elecciones primarias en ocho estados. en california, antonio villaraigosa lucha para formar parte. y dar a conocer una aplicaciÓn para detede parte de la patrulla fronteriza. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ locutor: est
se reportaron 69 vÍctimas mortales. de fuego en guatemala. 6 cadÁveres fueron recuperados antes de que la bÚsqueda fuera suspendida esta maÑana. este martes hay elecciones primarias en ocho estados. en california, antonio villaraigosa lucha para formar parte. y dar a conocer una aplicaciÓn para detede parte de la patrulla fronteriza. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ locutor: est
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their idyllic land is invaded by marauders, by mortals. discovers a young baby who was wrenched from his mother's arms, and decides to look after the moral child. so it's a story about mothers and sons, mortality and immortality, and it's also a film in which we have spectacular visual set pieces and very small intimate scenes, one of which is here. so on the one hand you have that, and on the other hand you have these extraordinaire visual set pieces with huge cities in the sky with marauding action, flying beasties. the film has a 15 certificate for fairly strong violence. and what i liked about it was i knew nothing of the story beforehand. it worked because it's very, very over crank and its emotions, their alternative to 11. it's gore is absolutely tugging at the heartstrings. and one of the things it's about, it's about mothers and children, but also that crying and trying not to cry. there are few things more cinematically winning than the sight of somebody saying and they won't cry, particularly when you're in a genre that can be a
their idyllic land is invaded by marauders, by mortals. discovers a young baby who was wrenched from his mother's arms, and decides to look after the moral child. so it's a story about mothers and sons, mortality and immortality, and it's also a film in which we have spectacular visual set pieces and very small intimate scenes, one of which is here. so on the one hand you have that, and on the other hand you have these extraordinaire visual set pieces with huge cities in the sky with marauding...
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sabemos que estas olas de calor incluso pueden ser mortales. situación para santa cruz, si se quiere librar del calor le recomendó que visiten algunas de nuestras playas. las temperaturas se van a mantener en los 70 en ciudades como santa cruz para que lo tenga en cuenta . >>> vamos a ver el plástico extendido, un fin de semana bastante caluroso a partir de la semana las temperaturas comienzan a di tenemos ic fin de semana. >>> es un buen pretexto para ir a la playa este fin de semana >>> yo voy a trabajar. >>> disfrute del bronceado . >>> precaución . >>> limita las actividades al aire libre . >>> llegó el verano con todo les comento que el próximo noviembre decidirán si terminar o no la práctica de adelantar los relojes, podrían dejar que california permanezca en horario de verano todo el año. aseguran que la acción de cambiar el horario aumenta las ibes de ataques cardiacos, delitos y accidentes. quedó captado el momento en que tres pescadores fueron rescatados por la guardia costera en seattle. los hombres quedaron atrapados cuando la marea
sabemos que estas olas de calor incluso pueden ser mortales. situación para santa cruz, si se quiere librar del calor le recomendó que visiten algunas de nuestras playas. las temperaturas se van a mantener en los 70 en ciudades como santa cruz para que lo tenga en cuenta . >>> vamos a ver el plástico extendido, un fin de semana bastante caluroso a partir de la semana las temperaturas comienzan a di tenemos ic fin de semana. >>> es un buen pretexto para ir a la playa este...
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and in the longer term, mortality. there's been bad mortality experience recently. higher death rates than we've expected. which is bad for all of us, but that's actually good for the social security program, unfortunately. the sooner people die, the less benefits they get. so sort of a bad news/good news story. >> i think that covers it well. and one thing to note is towards the end of the 75 year period, you can see the trustee's report has a smaller negative balance so actually by that time, i think largely bauer of the mo l mortality effects, we're in better shape towards the end of the 75 year balances. >> so real quickly, we will not go through all these numbers. if you want to delve into more details, please feel free to let us know. you can see at the bottom of the page, we're saying the net change in our actuarial balance is a minus 0.02% of payroll. that is a slight worsening from last year. most of that is due to the first line on the page which is the change in the valuation period because we're picking up every year our valuation period is 75 years long
and in the longer term, mortality. there's been bad mortality experience recently. higher death rates than we've expected. which is bad for all of us, but that's actually good for the social security program, unfortunately. the sooner people die, the less benefits they get. so sort of a bad news/good news story. >> i think that covers it well. and one thing to note is towards the end of the 75 year period, you can see the trustee's report has a smaller negative balance so actually by that...
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their idyllic land is invaded by marauders, by mortals.her discovers a mortal child, a young baby, who was wrenched from his mother's arms, and decides to look after the moral child, but she herself won't grow up. —— and decides to look after the mortal child, but she herself won't grow up. so it's a story about mothers and sons, it's a story about mortality and immortality, and it's also a film in which we have spectacular visual set pieces and very small intimate scenes, one of which is here. so on the one hand, you have that. 0n the other hand, you have these really sort of extraordinaire visual set pieces with huge, great big cities in the sky, with marauding action, with flying beasties. the film is a — i think it is a 15 certificate for fairly strong violence — and what i liked about it was i knew nothing of the story beforehand. it worked because it's very, very over—cranked in its emotions. i mean, all the emotions are turned up to 11. it's got a score which is absolutely tugging at your heartstrings. and one of the things it's abo
their idyllic land is invaded by marauders, by mortals.her discovers a mortal child, a young baby, who was wrenched from his mother's arms, and decides to look after the moral child, but she herself won't grow up. —— and decides to look after the mortal child, but she herself won't grow up. so it's a story about mothers and sons, it's a story about mortality and immortality, and it's also a film in which we have spectacular visual set pieces and very small intimate scenes, one of which is...
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health care i mean there's a lack of care that's why it would that's why you have all of our it's mortality rate with with a lot of baby boomers who i think you're going to see a lot more of them dying a little bit younger and you know in my attitude you know i hear a lot of people jump online at home are. going to the white raves and you know idiots who think along white racial lines that we need to be you know one race is better than the others or like you know we're as i don't have to show them how well first of all if it's a competition we've already lost why people of lost if you look at the whole world of the right you know if you don't. aren't the aren't the majority in the world and that all of that is i don't ridiculous to me what this is to me because look you also have high infant mortality rates in black women you know the things like guys like chicago to address you know so what this looks to me is like the is throw out the color aspect of this and just say we're we failing and care and anybody who's like trip and because one generation isn't having enough kids crazy that's up
health care i mean there's a lack of care that's why it would that's why you have all of our it's mortality rate with with a lot of baby boomers who i think you're going to see a lot more of them dying a little bit younger and you know in my attitude you know i hear a lot of people jump online at home are. going to the white raves and you know idiots who think along white racial lines that we need to be you know one race is better than the others or like you know we're as i don't have to show...
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a las estaciones de arma mortal. volviÓ la normalidad de de esta maÑana. una cÉlebre maÑa mÁs que emotiva se llevÓ a cabo la grabaciÓn de los estudiantes de la preparatoria en florida, donde ocurriÓ en ataque con 17 vÍctimas fatales. tenemos el reporte. >> muy orgulloso y muy contento porque mi hija se gradÚa hoy y gracias a dios que no tuve una pÉrdida en la familia. >> juan miguel se siente afortunado. su hija samantha estÁ presente en el acto de graduaciÓn de la escuela secundaria. >> ella esta muy emocionada, estÁ tratando de pasar ese capÍtulo de su vida tan horrible. ella se estÁ mejorando su salud casi completa. >> 784 estudiantes se gradÚan este domingo en una ceremonia agridulce que se realiza. para es comunidad es un dÍa muy sensible. >> muchos padres perdieron a sus hijos y eso es doloroso . yo siendo la pÉrdida de todos los padres que emplean sus hijos y de mi condolencia. >> han pasado 109 dÍas desde aquel fatÍdico 14 de febrero en el que 17 personas son asesinadas. ninguno de ellos recibirÁ personalment
a las estaciones de arma mortal. volviÓ la normalidad de de esta maÑana. una cÉlebre maÑa mÁs que emotiva se llevÓ a cabo la grabaciÓn de los estudiantes de la preparatoria en florida, donde ocurriÓ en ataque con 17 vÍctimas fatales. tenemos el reporte. >> muy orgulloso y muy contento porque mi hija se gradÚa hoy y gracias a dios que no tuve una pÉrdida en la familia. >> juan miguel se siente afortunado. su hija samantha estÁ presente en el acto de graduaciÓn de la...
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a drop in fertility rates because people can't afford to have children and a rise of mortality rates as most of the white population is aging and dying of natural causes while others are dying from drug overdoses. a demographic at the university of texas at san antonio and a co-author of the report says it seems that white people going under the fifty percent of the population mark might be happening a few years earlier than projected some of the states most affected by this shift are oregon california arizona new mexico florida north and south carolina pennsylvania maryland and michigan researchers are predicting by the year two thousand and forty five whites could drop well below fifty percent of the population while the white population is decreasing the census says minority populations are steadily rising and twenty seventeen the hispanic population and rose to fifty eight point nine million two point one percent from two thousand and sixteen the african-american population rose to forty seven point four million up one point two percent from last year and the asian population ros
a drop in fertility rates because people can't afford to have children and a rise of mortality rates as most of the white population is aging and dying of natural causes while others are dying from drug overdoses. a demographic at the university of texas at san antonio and a co-author of the report says it seems that white people going under the fifty percent of the population mark might be happening a few years earlier than projected some of the states most affected by this shift are oregon...
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part of that his cousin fit mortality was so high. we usually focus on life expectancy at 65. >> there has been a decrease in white males, especially. there's an increase in the death rate and people are saying that's due to drug overdose, suicide. a lot of that comes because when we have an economy that so slow or something about the roles we play in life for men and women. men have this idea that there the husband, father, provider. when that's not available it puts tremendous weight on who they are and they become fragile. the reason i bring that up, is if the real revenue comes from participation in the labor for force, with a tax cut and jobs bill were see more people get back to work the more people contributing that 6.2% of the person getting paid. is 12..4%, the more people we get into it, the more revenue we get. theoretically, if we have people, the people are dying that an earlier age, that equation bounces back and forth. i know you can't tell me right now, i'd like to see going forward where were going. i think social sec
part of that his cousin fit mortality was so high. we usually focus on life expectancy at 65. >> there has been a decrease in white males, especially. there's an increase in the death rate and people are saying that's due to drug overdose, suicide. a lot of that comes because when we have an economy that so slow or something about the roles we play in life for men and women. men have this idea that there the husband, father, provider. when that's not available it puts tremendous weight on...
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their idyllic land is invaded by marauders, by mortals. scenes, one of which is here. so on the one hand you have that, and on the other hand you have these extraordinairy visual set pieces with huge cities in the sky with marauding action, flying beasties. the film has a 15 certificate for fairly strong violence. and what i liked about it was i knew nothing of the story beforehand. it worked because it‘s very, very over crank and its emotions, their all turned up to 11. it‘s score is absolutely tugging at the heartstrings. and one of the things it‘s about, it‘s about mothers and children, but also that crying and trying not to cry. there are few things more cinematically winning than the sight of somebody saying they won‘t cry, particularly when you‘re in a genre where that can be amplified. it‘s not up there on a level with your name for me, which i still think was really wonderful. it caused such a stir a couple years ago. i thought this was really interesting, i didn‘t know anything about the story beforehand, it had real tenderness an
their idyllic land is invaded by marauders, by mortals. scenes, one of which is here. so on the one hand you have that, and on the other hand you have these extraordinairy visual set pieces with huge cities in the sky with marauding action, flying beasties. the film has a 15 certificate for fairly strong violence. and what i liked about it was i knew nothing of the story beforehand. it worked because it‘s very, very over crank and its emotions, their all turned up to 11. it‘s score is...
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steven cave is right the mortality is the dream of a crazy. my investigations are pointless i can't nor should i be able to escape the gray. so i decided to return to the tried and true methods of battling the process of aging. at the fitness studio i run into an old friend i haven't seen for years but catching up on news is sobering he suffers from a degenerative nerve disease that limits his mobility was to me if i actually show and really could help. people through these simply meaning i take a lot of medication but by the media i mean to hear.
steven cave is right the mortality is the dream of a crazy. my investigations are pointless i can't nor should i be able to escape the gray. so i decided to return to the tried and true methods of battling the process of aging. at the fitness studio i run into an old friend i haven't seen for years but catching up on news is sobering he suffers from a degenerative nerve disease that limits his mobility was to me if i actually show and really could help. people through these simply meaning i...
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do if i got a terminal diagnosis, but it was helping people and changing their outlook on their mortality, completely. a single experience. so i was curious to understand that, but something else was going on in my life. the whole period that i was working on bas this he had this terminal diagnosis and he didn't want to talk about his mortali mortality. it was generational perhaps he was in his late '80s that he processed it to the extent he did and didn't share it with us, but i needed to process it. i had a wonderful but sad opportunity to talk to people struggling with right up against it their mortality. they had an experience that allowed them to talk about it openly and frankly. so, part of it was that i needed to have that conversation and it was going on in these drug trials so that was a part of it in my own life. as i talked to these people and i started off doing a straight piece of journalism published in the new yorker called trip treatment. you can get it online or on the website looking at these for people who are dying. my conversations with these people made the so curiou
do if i got a terminal diagnosis, but it was helping people and changing their outlook on their mortality, completely. a single experience. so i was curious to understand that, but something else was going on in my life. the whole period that i was working on bas this he had this terminal diagnosis and he didn't want to talk about his mortali mortality. it was generational perhaps he was in his late '80s that he processed it to the extent he did and didn't share it with us, but i needed to...
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no one sais that this was a mortal threat to the state of israel but that's the only condition under which you're supposed to use lethal force and so what we used to do what they were you supposed to do when tens of thousands of people want to cross the border enter illegally into country what do you want to do what can you do what would you do what would you do in your own country had thousands of people from another country from a hostile country from an unfriendly country try to penetrate into a country would you not try to stop it how to do it exactly what is the amount of force you can use is a question that they need to be asked at the end of the day don't pretend to argue and i hope you don't. that the other side is made of n.g.o.s this is hum us and always asian recognize children you know you are shoot children you don't separate the children from the crowd there was try to plan and persevere this little children are separated by international law from accra they're separated by international in they are encouraged and they are pushed to go by terrorists hamas terrorists alr
no one sais that this was a mortal threat to the state of israel but that's the only condition under which you're supposed to use lethal force and so what we used to do what they were you supposed to do when tens of thousands of people want to cross the border enter illegally into country what do you want to do what can you do what would you do what would you do in your own country had thousands of people from another country from a hostile country from an unfriendly country try to penetrate...
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developments in north korea they could go along the libyan mortal you know we all remember what happened and what's going on there now so it's not a very appealing perspective but you know the way truong crandall's it on the thirteenth of july you know they are presumed it south korea has a local elections and they have meet them elections through their parliament so it's very important for president one jean who did a lot for peace on the peninsula to come to this election with some kind of a result well he's already i mean there's already results it's is all about a process mark there's still a lot of landmines in the in the in going to get in and i and i want to say it's not there's nothing wrong with being cautiously optimistic but we do see the past ok lack of goodwill on all sides including the united states the last time this year there's nothing wrong with being cautiously optimistic but i'm not at all cautiously optimistic cautiously or not i mean the landmines are so huge i mean just the fact that the two koreas are speaking to each other is already a progress that i think we s
developments in north korea they could go along the libyan mortal you know we all remember what happened and what's going on there now so it's not a very appealing perspective but you know the way truong crandall's it on the thirteenth of july you know they are presumed it south korea has a local elections and they have meet them elections through their parliament so it's very important for president one jean who did a lot for peace on the peninsula to come to this election with some kind of a...
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how to reduce mortality and stop middle-age weight gain á climb 8 or more flights/day: per a harvard or more flights of stairs per day decrease mortality by 33% compared to sedentary men. note: compare to 22% lower death rate in men who walked 1.3 miles per day. á climb stairs for 7 minutes every day: studies show it can cut your heart attack risk in half over 10 years. how to train don't attempt to charge up several long flights of stairs without a warm-up and when you're not in condition yet. á start at a slow, steady pace. á begin with just a flight or two. add more flights as you improve. á take the stairs whenever possible. á wear comfortable shoes. avoid wearing heels. á if you have a long climb, walk part way, then switch to an elevator. the takeaway: stair climbing can be a health plus and is a great way to increase core strength (abdomen, back, gluteals), thighs (hamstrings + quadriceps), and calves - all the muscles you need for good postural control and for being functionally. (ácommercialá) are you totally ready? to meet her family. colgate total fights bacteria on teeth,
how to reduce mortality and stop middle-age weight gain á climb 8 or more flights/day: per a harvard or more flights of stairs per day decrease mortality by 33% compared to sedentary men. note: compare to 22% lower death rate in men who walked 1.3 miles per day. á climb stairs for 7 minutes every day: studies show it can cut your heart attack risk in half over 10 years. how to train don't attempt to charge up several long flights of stairs without a warm-up and when you're not in condition...