the phased i am plemtation, excuse me. yes. the administration to more than 3 million people will have now in total enrolled in obamacare. that led to upbeat stories, maybe a little too positive snoo. perhaps too positive. how so? the administration deserves credit. here s why. the fault was a complete and total disaster. it was like covering a car wreck. that s how it was. the rollout in october, november, december. when you think about these rollout numbers, it was the first time the administration had beat a monthly target it had set for itself. of all of the media outlets that had said in the fall, oh, they re not meeting their monthly targets, isn t this terrible, the administration can t meet expectations, i think it s a fair and sportsman like thing to say things are getting better. at the same time, the press is eager to tell a different story about the rollout. people have health fatigue, congress does, and we re ready to hear a different story. the press was point
low resolution prototype, simple things and see if you can get customers to respond to that. what do you do, ask questions, give them surveys? yeah. that s the trick of the mvp. customers stated intentions and what they do are often quite different. yeah, you can do market research, you can ask for surveys, you can ask them what they think. but at the end of the day, it s better to see them do something. that s the whole idea behind mvp. i might tell you i want something, i might tell you i ll use your product. but see if i try to use it. you launch your minimum viable product, how do you get enough feedback so you know how to move from there snoo. there s nothing special with that. you have to enlist early adopters. those are the people motivated to use the product. you give it to them, they use it, you follow-up. how often did you use it? one of the things about internet products, you can watch how often they use. that s a good sign.
s. sn snoo. snoo we re following some breaking news right now in houston. what appears to be a kids prank forced the bomb squad to rush to a local church this morning. police are saying they got a call a short time agoing about a loud noise, a pop heard at an intersection at the north side of town. they were investigating a possible bomb threat. but they now say they believe the kids were playing with soda and candy, which caused the loud noise. let s transition to an uplifting kids story. it is friday, time for go and do, our spotlight on those who try to improve the lives of
the hoax of the privatization movement and the danger to america s public schools. she says u.s. students were never at the top of the class. there have been these international tests now for 50 years, and when the first one was given, we came in dead last, and in the intervening 50 years, we came out first economically, so the scores don t predict anything about your economy. what they really show is how much tests how much you get kids drilled in testing, and that s why the very test centric nations in the far east and east asia have the highest scores because they have a test, test, test culture. snoo maybe you disagree that there s a crisis in public school education. i do. there is not a crisis. our public schools are doing an incredible job considering that almost 25% of the kids in this country live in dire poverty. this is a poverty story, not a testing story? absolutely. if we look at child poverty, we re number one in the in amongst all the advanced nations. we ha
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