Acrobatic flying. Nothing short of spectacular. I love the blue angels. I think they are smart. Greg from santa rosa took day off to see the highlight of the air show. I left a message saying he has a bad case of i want to see the blue angels and here we are. Ive seen a lot of cool things but that might have been one of the coolest things ive seen. Not to beoutdone, this united 747 flew stunts over the bay. This, in a farewell flight for the jumbo jet. An estimated 1. 5 billion are visiting San Francisco this weekend. The navy s. E. A. L. Brandon peterson parachuted on to the green. What a way to make an entrance. My heart is still pufring. He is a member of the elite frogs parachute team. We know San Francisco is a really unique city. I love marking off alcatraz and thats my cue to jump. It is a fun place to pick out before landing. Coming down, landing especially with the American Flag and the star spangled banner. It is just amazing. Brian gillis says fleet week, a time to put aside
The Health Care Industry or a discussion hosted by pepperdine university. This is one hour and 20 minutes. Please welcome to the stage John Figueroa cochair of the Health Care Symposium committee and ceo of genoa health care. [applause] what an incredible morning. The insight that doctoring emanuel regarded the results in the future the affordable parents as well as integrated care and Power Industries moving to a valuebased system was fascinating. Equally as intriguing was the description of our complex and everchanging Health Care System by our esteemed panel of doctors and health care administrators. I trust that their years of practical experience and i trust that they have certainly confirmed the complexity of our Health Care System and the speed in which its changing in america. Im going to take a little bit of a different view on this some of his comments consistent with some of the complexity issues of the day, consistent with things that we need to do to change the system to m
The Health Care Industry or a discussion hosted by pepperdine university. This is one hour and 20 minutes. Please welcome to the stage John Figueroa cochair of the Health Care Symposium committee and ceo of genoa health care. [applause] what an incredible morning. The insight that doctoring emanuel regarded the results in the future the affordable parents as well as integrated care and Power Industries moving to a valuebased system was fascinating. Equally as intriguing was the description of our complex and everchanging Health Care System by our esteemed panel of doctors and health care administrators. I trust that their years of practical experience and i trust that they have certainly confirmed the complexity of our Health Care System and the speed in which its changing in america. Im going to take a little bit of a different view on this some of his comments consistent with some of the complexity issues of the day, consistent with things that we need to do to change the system to m
Our first prize High School Winner is from wyoming. She believes transitioning to clean energy is an urgent issue in her documentary. Take a look. Every day starts with the use of energy. Whether it is your alarm clock, turning on your light, heating, air conditioning, or driving to work. Ever since the industrial revolution, fossil fuels have provided cheap and Abundant Energy that boosts economic development. That allows us to have very low taxes. It allows us to do incredible things in terms of funding our university, community college, our road systems. That has been an absolute wonderful benefit to the state of wyoming. But there are downsides to fully relying on a Single Source of revenue. They go down. Therefore, the bad thing is is quite inconsistent. The fluctuating prices of fossil fuels have led to the university of wyoming facing harsh budget cuts totaling 27. 2 million and hundreds of layoffs. But other people in wyoming, those places that are very locally dependent on coa
A little over a year ago, I attended a virtual conference called the “Nudges in Health Care Symposium.” For the uninitiated, the term “nudging” refers to the practice, via various mechanisms, of deliberately altering an individual’s choices, structuring her so-called “choice architecture” without her awareness. In doing so, it is intended as a way to allow individuals to make decisions that benefit them that they otherwise might not have made.