right so this is got to do with the room the renewal of the license for star market to serve alcohol we've got four plants in the application we have more data this year i'm sure not to sell alcohol and i guess the question was is it is


and so what i'd like to suggest gentleman is we have every year this seems to be a very when say contentious but very active discussion among pleading one point since i've been on this board for seven years in the number of individuals in time all very qualified


board that had a fiduciary responsibility which is the library and lost a good six months of planning time for waverley square itself pleasant street and it's not like nothing is happening


members don't understand any of this right so i think this is the challenges we have to work to educate as much as possible and this is a partial opt out opting out of some things but not everything and so the confusion


age limit raised lowered or some combination of the two and then the other was didn't institute a residential exemption for properties that were not owner occupied thereby essentially shifting some of the


speak precinct three again i just went on the website while you guys were talking about the numbers so maybe the website isn't up to date but it says exemption tax relief programs from belmont and so i was just wondering about how many seniors are out there that can


and make sure that's available i think that it's a priority of the one of our priorities at the recognition to look for revenue opportunities and that's more something we're focused on in the schools which have to focus on the a building in high school we


changing the recreation department and the reorganization that we just finished last year i appreciate it i think you know it sounds great and thank you for your efforts i mean you're right you're on the move and i think that's wonderful and i think


away suddenly at age fifty five father to an elected member of the belmont school committee in belmont town meeting and tireless advocate for the belmont public schools the dan scharf memorial runs a fun morning of running that includes both the five k race and the companion two


they're with they get the questions answered so any other communalism and no comments from town residents on items that are not later on our agenda i had douglas john from the belmont religious council here


that when you have special speed zones you can argue argument that signage with these flashing feedback signs and so where there is a twenty mile and twenty twenty five june recalls twenty where there's a twenty mile an hour special speed zone


and inspection report sort of trash bins will be distributed to the food pantry and finally be each c c met tuesday september eleventh and discussed a temporary sign that would not be needed that would be needed for the food pantry once there i guess


allocation to specific neighborhoods right i mean traffic is a unique experience in various different neighborhoods and do we need to make sure we have representation of you know one per precinct or one per week


tower traffic study as sort of the foundation a bunch of the policy work that we're doing from a traffic policy for traffic calming other policies so to kind of stitch these pieces together and then put in over the overarching framework around it that sort of represents more of a strategic


transitioning but i did have one other note here is there not a component of the description that would be collaborate with state agencies to secure funding and they need season also with state or state legislature did late legislatures


program we will be launching a website an interactive website where residents that support was in his can go to this website and they can import specific locations in the community where they think attention needs to be directed and they can surgically request the type


of attention they believe is required and that kind of thing that will be up fairly shortly so so i know a great i guess but just to build on that i'm sure there are six sites here i think this is fantastic are there other very low cost initiatives that we should be doing in the next couple of


which town deserves the mantle of the birthplace of american liberty meanwhile great britain looks at this and wonders like i thought that was over but anyway the other the other feud from that era again which i had no


timetable is very simple that if again you folks want to bring it to the votes of the town to opt out then you know we need to have this in place before april first opt out we need to ban the facilities just correct and so the not


standards gadsby statement number seventy four will use the same valuation will roll it forward using standard actuarial techniques to bring those liabilities to two thousand and eighteen so you can use the same valuation for your two thousand and eighteen


them were reported as active and how many were we'd expect twenty five percent more retirees than based on the current population if we get more or less than that we'll adjust one hundred twenty five percent so that's what we have on this


discount rate was very different in the prior valuation on the current valuation so the prior valuation the discount was based on the prior accounting standards gadsby statement number forty five which required that the discount rate for you based on the rate of return on the assets


and everybody speeds up as they go down there some people speed up as they go through the bumps and some people don't the bumps aren't well marked they need to be marked better so people can see them i would suggest i know it


this discussion last year during the twelve months that we emphasize qualifications in terms of things and we emphasize technical expertise and that's why we hired sed city planner architect


in that role to serve as director i oversaw the college's real estate portfolio risk management leases capital planning projects in both cambridge as well as eight regional sites throughout the country unfortunately with


last night with you with your vote in approval moving forward on a twenty seven million dollar community community path in town so all of these initiatives over the next several fiscal years are going to


would focus specifically on somebody who had been a town administrator and secondly a resource that would be open as opposed to a closed system both in terms of managing up and managing down and i think both of these


and roland has begun drinking so much that he's unable at this point to support the family and in this summer of one thousand twenty seven while he's away on an extended fishing trip which i'll get into later emma decides to take matters into her own


like her husband wants her to take the baby to an orphanage and not to keep her and sort of the book might the psychology you know i really tried to develop you know for me figuring out emma was partly figuring out why she keeps


that i you know and it kind of how it was a to me landscape is very much how it feels to me and so it was actually it was very natural and then there were parts that were scary because i was like what will people think and you know so and it so far people seem like in some really picky


take advantage of a state incentive which which makes it gives us the opportunity of building and even bigger a add another roll of panels which which is more revenue for the town


having their stay there and they had a they had a library filled with books signed by authors who had stayed at this hotel and so when i got there there was a letter for me that's a no mr duffy you were so pleased to have you sing in our


the town of belmont at the top we have a saddle for belmont savings bank at the bottom a plaque recognizing the foundation and we mark this up for presentation purposes but the location is meant to be a mutually agreed upon


brought up on glenn was explaining which is not we have been discussing the post closure uses in fine tuning the matrix and then going into a deeper dive into the remaining items because we've cut that matrix down to seven post closure uses which are


spring beyond the five members of associate because i think the so much work that needs to be done here i think unfortunately will take place as folks just won't run and you have folks that are on the beam not be take you know frankly even though there might be some disagreement with some of our you know


words it just meant so much to me to have been there and watch that musing and you endured so much running more than one hundred eighty three miles seven days in a row i mean how did how did you feel might


ingredients it's the smores flavor and my daycare you know and that's what i want to be doing i want to be owning my daycare managing movies playing with my daughter and we i'm still doing a lot of media stuff so i can be so taylor what did you miss


you know i think that we are just about out of time i'm so glad i had you on the show i want i want to have you back thanks for having if you think you'll do you know do you think you'll do a third third time's a charm i think i will i


plan and arrange for the bodies or come in and everything else this this was the toughest part of what i did when i was stationed there well when i was in the military in florida it was a different part of the world


and a very responsible van driver thank you penny


and next we have michelle markley


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sexual to someone it's very hard if you're at the same level as the person being harassed to actually call out your supervisor and sometimes we train in sort of tell people to say things like you know what this conversation is getting a little


momentum where we have a social responsibility as human beings to help one one another out and you know i tell my thirteen year old all the time that you if you see something you need you need to tell someone don't just let it happen and


their technology programs as well professionally i've been in the technology industry for twenty four years basically since i got out of graduate school mostly doing technology related communications training technical


is you're basically all technology users you're all using your computer pretty much on a daily basis maybe not quite daily and using it i'm guessing for finding information doing e mail maybe reading


been so many data leaks that pretty much all of our source care to numbers are out there somewhere on some cyber criminal form they'd like your social your mailing address and some other piece of information when they went to file online the i r s would actually


possible that if you know the problem continues one way to try to mitigate it would be to implement a carry and then carry out policy for trash ok something that the town might be considering but parks potentially


bags but so you were short on blankets ok and you're supposed to have two hundred and eighty blankets you only had to listen to seventy so you'd be going around saying hey look i got ten sleeping bags i big blankets i need blankets and so you'll be trading back and forth on your


never tried what i did as i would sit in a tape recorder small tape recorder and talk to my now wife who was my girlfriend at the time in high school and we kept in touch my handwriting is terrible still to this day it was bad then so


facilities and i'm really feel strongly that the town should revisit it we have never really put a committee together we god knows we have committees to study many different things and i have i we have


know if there was somebody on here that really understood in this border where my mother lived that she would be having the same challenges that she had so when i found out that dishonor was wrong and i absolutely had to get involved because i knew that it would be a game changer for the tenants and then it was the right


responsibility to engage in right away so they don't feel like you know they're going to sit on the rd team until they can get into the game they're doing something and they're bringing value right away so they can feel accomplished and they get better stay in the organization johore


smaller mean people complained to me that the markings in the belmont center started to come up already the painted lines after the renovation and so i started bringing that up and this town was able to go to the contractor who finally admitted that in fact they were done


take a break but i the only thing i wish i had done it was a four year commitment and gone through the four years and instead of doing stuff like at night and then my career took off and i didn't really finish i think about nine credits short you know that was the only regret i


certainly know i also i brought my kids to this park and it has never looked as good as it does right now like to thank our counterparts in waltham forest sharing this wonderful resource both the stewardship and using it i think this is going to be good one hundred and twenty


and if anybody does have questions should they call they can call me the other get d p w on me specifically and my number is six one seven nine nine three two six


i've been like i said music therapist for twenty five years primarily working with young children early intervention all the way up through about twenty and then within this last year i've added adults to my caseload and it's been so rewarding


of red yellow orange the red and the yellow that's picking up the heat of what's going on in the resting brains pretty evenly dispersed that's just kind of quiet then when you add music it goes like this


i was thrilled when she did that is so touching to watch somebody all of a sudden be motivated to participate and you're thinking you have this idea in your head you may before use the chimes maybe she'll like that sound she really


school so they are able to regulate their bodies and they're banging into people and their impulse control is really challenging they're jumping out of their c in their needing a lot of feedback in their bodies unable to focus for long periods of time


so then we had to go back out again so we didn't really hire our search firm until august right and once we got grow white on board things went very quickly i was on


really do not the town meeting did but yes that was a big change when i when i first one of the first things i did as a selectman was i was asked to vote on food liquor license as collateral for a


i've been there several times they sell eggs to some of the best restaurants and wholesalers in the boston area and the eggs are indeed delicious growing i've heard his father to liberty bell have learned about the ins and outs of liberty first by forks


legal papers as part of the conservation ship action requiring the wife to hire an attorney expert in in what's called litigation or lawsuits in the probate court so this resulted in a delay of the husband being able


somebodies name when they pass away that does not already have some other mechanism established at law to transfer the property to the person who's going to inherit it so first i'm going to


just where did you sleep on an airplane has a question here the most challenging what was the most challenging race and why you drink in morocco within twelve


so they are trying to do these things but there's this real problem these are generally poor areas they need economic development and paying a high price so how do you deal with it ok


and everybody will be happy so in the end these two marry love in the golden years these two marry yes sure


that we would agree that taiwan was a part of china and leave it at that


something you know we can live with it just the economic integration between taiwan and the mainland is unbelievable here's taiwan here's the adjacent province of full kins


way i'm also one of the things i do as a volunteer in town is i'm on the board of the belmont after school in richmond collaborative and we recently knob i think you came over to basic at the general


cap may be more than the money that we've set aside for it and the interest in the digester was in just to explore whether this was a possible way of trying to cover that up


so many nine to five jobs and everybody is getting to work and coming back at the same exact time so in terms of lessening the pain in our town one of the things we're looking at in the transportation advisory committee is discouraging the use of neighborhoods as


turn my efforts to some of the issues that we've identified today and show that it can be done thank you i want to close today with the personal story i was thinking about how cross generational relationships


to the areas what it is that we need from from a square footage in the next column speaks to what do we have today and the existing facility next and that is renovation only and what


have a couple one on one second please we've got a couple folks here we have been working with the capital budget and the financial task force and sharing information about our progress and where we are and so i think there's a good partnership


building you can pull the heat out of it and put it back in to the fresh air that's coming into the building in this building we can't do that because we don't have room for ductwork so we would be doing some kind of a fan quote kind of system like like you currently have in the building so energy


space versus thirty eight the difference would you know it's it's it's going to be much closer in terms of usable space between those two schemes it's the non usable space that really goes up in the renovation and


that i just if you can see the graph is kind of hard to see but what a points out is that solar production and usage is cyclical so during the summer spring and fall your system is going to be producing more than what it would be in the words or months well there's snow in the


county has definitely recent projects we can show where we've tried to build something that complements the character of the island and i think that the some of things i believe the community wants to see continue by far is the


were our successes what were our greatest obstacles we decided that all of these acronyms were far too complicated so we would call ourselves the campus food movement which is why it's now the c f m instead of the c


writing these sustainable purchasing policies on defining terms like what does it what does local actually mean is local really important what are our priorities between saving students money or pain more for certain


standards or prioritizing things like fair trade or local or sustainable seafood where do all of these things fall into place in the bigger picture of accessibility for food so students are actually able to afford to eat


food story so the successes that she's had on campus in increasing the percentage of locally in sustainably sourced food in the cafeteria so i learn from people like this and then i take their ideas and i take their resources and i implement them on


buying from are not big enough to be fair trade should a fight to become certified is an expensive process and we are purchasing from some mom and pop shops small craft small craft


organization empires where the c e o s and the managing staff are paid ridiculous amounts of money and that of course all comes out of whatever it was that was supposed to be their mission


for the direct purchase from the farmer and we get to know our local farmers so that we feel safe in that way but at the end of the season when they have surpluses they will sell at a much lower


too that you do carry christmas decorations for those who may not want to go hog wild on the shopping for gifts but they might like to deck


i absolutely agree and think that's that's been our standard practice is that we make sure that any position is advertised we have and when i believe it's a very good maybe actually a candidate but we each still need to go through that step


no options you know we don't have a tool box of tricks here if we made reference to this to heinsberg you know if we had an invasive species that was lining all the brick or louis creek we


budgets you have an opportunity to ask questions about their budgets and any time there is an issue that you want to come back to including possibly adding something to the budget or deleting something for the budget


so there's several major issues to go into the revenue questions as well and accounting change i talk about that shows up on both sides and we're going to see an increase in revenues to the town of front of one hundred ten thousand dollars


something that might be something the city would look at things that don't generate money that don't aren't involved in revenue producing but that help us deliver city services better that we could use the fiber itself


from letting its rates actually go down and fall with so they can maintain their competitive edge


me that you have let this go to this point we have no public process and and i appreciate your policy counsel however it's not just that it goes back to before the mayor


council has done just to remember some out of work and putting this together and finding the best partner for the city of rome to thank you thank you cancer is open council


fact some of the bigger grocery stores and here in particular thrifty i've seen a number of kiosks that are in fact locally grown produce so they have actually contacted farmers in the area and gotten products that they actually


and they sell it and it's a huge fundraiser for them so samantha what are your memories of christmas cake yeah i like christmas cake the rest my family doesn't


and sustainably sourced food often feels more expensive because it is more expensive than food processed food or food that's coming from places where the people aren't paid fair wages or maybe the animals don't have human


workshops over three days and so you had to choose and so there was all these different ones on trade that i wanted to go to and some of them were happening at the same time but one of them was pacific rim versus all salvator and it's the it but the investor state dispute between pacific rim


day the same day as independence day in el salvador so that's partly why they picked that the time for the delegation but also because there was a public consult like a referendum in san jose last forest which is


it's on the number three bus route so yeah fairly easy to get to even if you don't have your own wheels also tomorrow progressive non i mo is holding another new candidates forum six thirty pm at bevan


multi faceted poetry music and dance project coming to the harbor city theater formerly known i will center stage the performance will be this thursday october twenty third at seven thirty pm


think you know there's still a lot of problems with violence in el salvador but i think that in the case of the mining the community and the country has have all come together there's a consensus that they don't want these mines and so that there's


have electoral reform as well because coalition governments governments with multiple parties to working together to implement policy and to run the government you will get compromise and you'll get a better system of government


pay is you are one of the most knowledgeable people around the but how to do how to make changes happen and thank you for hosting us to the home welcome was my pleasure thanks all and that's our show changes is heard every tuesday morning at eleven here on c


house building it's kind of a cool pool of the one just the north of this one that's kind of their central piece the building south of this one that we're building now that they use a lot of these temper frames to show then to the building off a little bit


only other thing i guess to talk about is you know we're we're we're putting in street trees tucking them in where there's going to be open spaces and we are planting lots of


some secondary growth that had come up since the course was originally built in ninety eight to basically try to improve the air movement through this area so that was what the activity was staff's concern was that it might have been


it ok my feeling on that is that the applicant has no responsibility to do anything more than required by good judgment or these in the neighbor has every right to say are they abiding by the


or as a bird watcher a bird or all you need is some enthusiasm you can be an extra pair of eyes and ears and those who are experienced can kind of guide you along


of the university of spending and sometimes i get really frustrated with with how backwards thinking we are i don't like to use that term but but it's frustrating to think


things as well i think they've been selling locally made salad dressings they have a store the soap an open daily through the summer yes the hours are ten to five seven days a week so do check them out while you're


must be one of your biggest obstacles that mind set that i don't want to be bothered do you find that with your clientele which is the student and the faculty and the non faculty staff that is absolutely


your questions we will now begin with the candidates closing statements beginning with miss watson coleman well first of all let me thank the league again and let me think the college and let me thank mr lucille thank you for wanting to be an elected official and


education aspect is it's a great educating people what can be recycled where it goes how it gets recycled but i think there has to be some value as well in telling people certain things can't be recycled and having them know that so that there would hopefully be


nominate a student event and we'll be running out again in the spring where you nominate somebody that you feel is deserving of a free lunch and if their name is chosen then both of you would get a free lunch so we'll be


handle that the easiest are the folks over in asia you have although shipping containers going back empty to pick up more of our consumables so there's a tie in there what we've been fighting for for years is to start to resurrect


natural history museum on the in and i will campus a vi you building three seven zero and it is free also tomorrow the kids day open house at the deep a marine field


they lost and we learned a lot of valuable lessons there that the time is now that we have to start working and pulling together and i'm going to tell you this right now we've met some people in a nine will who are just


ethiopia were able to use the dark but without trying to go into all the dynamics of that modern ethiopia today there is still a sense that there there is a real iron fisted control even though it's democratic in the


for the better because the status quo is definitely not perfect but looking back over all of your experiences what sort of changes would you like to see well one thing that i


program that could build that concern into their project delivery i mean in the most simple technocratic way some of the things we did in india and some of the things we've done in other countries involve working on tax administration that's not a bad


bullying people to try to stop them from doing something because everybody starts to notice i had something the other day i was to do with them you know if i'm spraying my house purple which i might well do because my favorite color and some of it drifts on to my neighbor's house


can put it in the first place exactly as it is you may have said or thought that but what if we were to say to you the people who captured that compaq market have done it all over again suppose we were to say to you


but very wonderful approach determined enemies compared to conventional books so when i started teaching at michigan i couldn't find a textbook that really having study


me go into the hospital in covering for vacationing social workers and so oh my gosh it's exhausting you know but love it but still it's kind of those things you can love it but it could still cause you a great amount of stress and i think


who was the grandson i believe a great grandson of base even though the who said he saw this fellow walking down the street and looking in the shop windows there were a number of empty shop windows at that time and


i thought you know what let me just put this all in a book so more people can have access to it and so the interesting thing about the book and about my approach is have you ever heard of the stages of change you know


eighty and actually the design work for apron site work was done by our report consultants meetin hunt so all those elements of come together to make this project happen the schedule is we hope to be working on


specialist and they really weren't sure what to call or they saw other people calling her digital marketing manager so they upgrade or pay and give her that status micro mama is a digital marketing manager and she is ken she knew all the


ones that that maybe your aunt took on her i phone but a really good photo that looks like it came from a wedding photographer or something and she is doing all of that on the right channel she knows that her audience is on


definitions i'm getting needs for seventy bucks not bad if i have the margin to make that worth the money right guests


one of the the themes is going on right now in their head the paid digital marketing landscape people are realizing that there is a difference between an expert and a general's now my wife is


all ok you guys are frenzied insisted i see probably should've thought about that so we're not going to get through that whole thing today by any means but i wanna show you right away that it


before we get into building a paid digital marketing strategy i have to digress just for a brief second to tell you to have this in my own email marketing which we're not trying to focus on today


so these are for go home and do these today on any site that you're working with ben excellent transition we could probably summarize for the most part what we want people to do on our site with these three


heirs of the junior league of minneapolis for the sponsorship of this talk it's really most gracious and most appreciated also i want to thank my two wonderfully talented friends soprano laura hines and pianist grace


that kind of like not very healthy for them to do or even for me work situations and i think mostly in work that i've used this today to see somebody talking to a patient in a kind of disrespectful way or something so what happened to


of like the feelings what feelings do get pushed cause the button is the emotional button so i want to give you a good one all right i want to say the first one you know i'm all right up here


tune working really hard but not getting anywhere what research knows about our hearts when over time we continue to allow


clean water no that's not the point it feels good it helps keep to keep us connected so any natural disaster and it's a lot like the helpers the runners high the helpers high is a lot like the runner's high it


high now that you say that i probably have been said that to me before and it pissed me off yeah you have because it's it's said as a negative yeah and what's wrong with being sensitive because you're compassionate


ok so about eighty eight percent of the schools in michigan use grew a cruiser right now there's another add on called c c inspirer which is basically for them to look at all the different jobs all the different internships having some of that information about what's there right in their


is a little bit further down where you could kind of have that conversation with the boss or your whoever it was you'd never want to say those things to their face so say it in a conversation you know that's between you and the chair or the empty chair method the other one i got


political leaders having particularly in the heat of the campaign where we are now in public and i understand that we went back to the beginning what we consider sort of the creation story of the presidents cup so i would take you back to nine


at times not always as a helpful role model but the club is a more complicated place than it was in the fifty's and sixty's because there are more of them and i think they're going to be more of them going forward because i think they were obviously electing them earlier


mandatory and we slept in tents that was never my forte we didn't really care for them anyway came back to grand rapids and i didn't know whether i wanted to go back on the school got a job selling life


and you could see that the individual recapping business was waning you know i must say that during those years the support i got from people in the community that helped


never a real infringement on those on those responsibilities and about their responsibility was to keep me informed so that you don't get caught short handed on what's going on and it worked very well the the the time i


being is a social worker when i worked in the hospital treatment programs i didn't get to work with people for real long time so we had to come up with kind of solutions and so what we focused on was the example i would give them is if you go


michigan over the past year his many talents and experiences have been reflected in his military service but also his service to the community as a mayor as the president


a convertible he rolled over and he was killed so that made the parents lose interest in the farm so my dad was out of a job they sold the farm and we moved back to the anchor home on fortieth street


this was in the dark there was a guy trying to sneak back into camp apparently it sneaked out without a pass or something like that and the guy says halt well the man didn't want to get caught so he did not hold and he says halt


into powerpoint x l google docs google whatever type of word processing or spreadsheets software you use the cool thing is that once you have that document saved and stored on your drive you can actually make a note you can actually also


when i called the other nuns appealing when well needless to say i was sent to the cloak room and i spent a lot of time in the cloak room while i was in catholic school along about the fifth grade the nun started to teach


so i was believing in myself and it was just like building my strength academically that i could do things and then i went on to how in junior high during all this time in elementary school i had been a major at in the elementary school


violent person never has been never will be he just turned around and walked away and mumbled something like he knew that this was going to happen and then for a while there i got the


concerned for the health care of the uninsured under insured in the how in the area how in hospital was at the head of all this i mean they really truly believe that the needs of the poor were not really being met adequately


college education yes four years when in a hurry i enjoyed my my courses very much and being three years older than


children when they were growing up i was awful busy what time i spent with him had to be very intense and in the eye i enjoyed it very very much but so much credit i


really has a significant impact on our lives and especially if you're somebody who's dealing with a long term health issue a chronic health issue you know for me you know with a mental health i need somebody who is not going to you know kind of make


westwood westwood comes into this game at nineteen and trying to close out the purpose season action obviously going to try to take them down that they are ten and nine but a better than what their record indicates team all right let's get the game going


know somebody else and here we go starting the bottom of the fourth leading off is the shortstop number seven eric bamford ever flight out to right


on her first not going down again missing down low two balls no strikes now that's an aggressive play by the coach from ashland he really tried to steal home nothing to lose in that situation desperation


first pitch up fastball up and in for a ball one account


it's next pitch as a fastball in there for a called strike one one count and he's been around plate first two innings here been very efficient good defense behind that


we do see it and that was the baseball gods coming back to bite us ice curveball by hirschfeld is where we look for dan howard to help himself here extend the lead a little but least want to drive that ball the


watch the house well


balancing the budget that we focus on the spending side instead of the tax side because more important than just whether or not people pay more taxes or not it directly speaks to the competitiveness of our country of our workers of our


think it will result in more transparency and therefore less likelihood that unnecessary and wasteful spending will end up in earmarks because members just as was the case with


can we ever are you serious about the fiscal challenges of this nation in are you being fiscally responsible if you put forth a budget that doesn't have an total net savings


as we try to explain to the american public explain to them why the president doesn't include a long term fix for the alternative minimum tax which we know isn't it creep up and grab millions of americans in the next few years in new tax bite


mandatory cost of the crop insurance program are estimated to be five billion in overweight which is roughly double the level of ten years ago these costs are expected to grow roughly two percent a year from zero


one point six trillion dollars and actually our subsidies have been going down if if you make the case that it sucks these then the all time banner year for agriculture should be two thousand


it's the rice issue or whatever else the flavor of the day is with them we are going to back down this is something we take very very seriously because with rice fifty percent of that crop needs to be export


visit with you about specialty crops then i'm going to ask god to maybe walk us through the budget on the program that you talked about at the start of your you know real schools yes ok we're all schools i can i will


and as you know there are huge gaps in this country and who suffers from the babies were getting better particularly in you know medical mecca by keeping these very low birth weight a lot babies alive


does if you say yeah but mrs jones that's not a good diet for your family's health you really need to use a slow the cost version of the surgeon general style they come up about eighteen thousand dollars a year eight hundred dollars a year sure which is completely


beneficial it's helpful and but with america's second harvest answer our own hunger study which we participated in with them we found that the food stamp benefit only lasts two point three weeks of the month at


have a little increase over last year's level but last year's level wasn't fully funded to meet the need and a little increase doesn't make the cover any but if food stamps and child nutrition programs were radical adequately funded would that be sufficient to improve the health and


affecting the army and troops coming home from overseas so we'd appreciate any help you can give us no but you're much porton mr mcgovern thank you thank you mr chairman and i want to thank you for being here today and i'm new to you know getting the


tend to vote with their feet right now fortunately we have record inless months and record reenlistments across all four services so what we've tried to do is add in strength force structure in the active component side


materials for many of the reasons that cvo has has has mentioned and i would just mention one point in particular i think it's especially difficult to tell from their justification materials to what extent reset costs


and now this past the school year they came up to forty nine billion that is that's increase of some fifteen billion dollars because of our in force and activities but the other point about


we don't have the direct we don't draw direct point but what happens here with this basket of proposals we anticipate that after you hire the workforce and then you train them which takes of course a couple years that you would get the point where


you know an employer you guess in some trouble but the employees depending on who they are how many they have lost their quarters for social security yes and that delayed it for year they've lost a whole year in their retirement earnings


that constitute low hanging fruit i mean couldn't we i mean are we really worried about our relationship with large corporations who have the capacity to employ the very best tax advice the very best legal advice and are thriving in our economy i mean do


will never occur again obligation to the public requires investigation by the subcommittee to prepare us for the possibility of these contingencies hurricane katrina made landfall august twenty


on a daily basis


operations center other components within da just coordinate with the national operations center which gives the secretary visibility on a variety of issues including things such as border matters coastal issues other activities that occur within the


the h one n one planning to h one n one struck at the very beginning of the new administration where they did not have many of their staff on board so they went and made i think a wise decision to utilize the existing planning


continue our friendship but i've enjoyed renewing it since he come back to washington and i was never surprised by any of the many achievements that he is a he is a racked up in his the course of his career in the president could not have chosen better in selecting hank


on a republican budget that did that so when the gentleman from texas will embrace entitlement spending reform all be happy to sit for his lectures on courage mr secretary you've heard a lot


bush administration it's been said here how does an increase of say a billion dollars in debt affect the growth of money come


proposal returning hard earned dollars to two americans is making a difference and that that needs to be taking the consideration that that people appreciate the fact that we're reducing their expenses on another issue very specific something has not brought been brought up and that is


better you use the word huge earlier in connection with something we always use the word massive your use the word massive we do that i think in order to try to augment the strength of our argument as potions laying argument lie where it is numbers go up numbers


right on his or her forehead that is about twenty nine thousand dollars today that that individual is born owing as part of the american family for that massive debt of over one trillion dollars and so maybe we have room for


in congress see below this committee saying elsewhere that the amount of money you're providing is going to be enough over a five year period of time we've already got what sixteen states in about two weeks run dry that will simply


but i would hope that what we would do as a congress is try to come together work on a bipartisan fashion to find ways to make health care more affordable more portable more accessible of high quality and with patient


based on value begins to happen it begins to allow the hospitals that are efficient to emerge it allows those that that are not we can make the liberal overt decisions about whether or not we ought to subsidize them as opposed


specific set of sumption for the future in particular it's strictly interpret the current law so various revenue provisions that are in are scheduled to expire are assumed to expire discretionary spending is assumed to keep pace with


but there's a twenty percent probability based on past forecasting errors a three percent deficit or larger and a five percent probability of a three percent surplus or more so i i want to make sure that everyone understands that there is significant uncertainty


years first let's go back to the medicare savings you talked about use your baseline says that medicare spending is projected to be four hundred forty five billion dollars less than the new law just based on is that right that's correct to break that down again two hundred sixty


related activities and that's a structural change that is likely keep prices higher than that otherwise be in the absence of that that source of demand like twenty seconds


which i'll touch on in order to save our future next place this represents deficits as a percentage of the economy going back to our comments first obviously our


is a possible way forward number one we have to financial reporting public education and performance metrics you can't solve a problem talk people understand that we have a problem that needs to be solved


if your belief is that america needs lower tax rates fine great congratulations but you have to cut spending if your belief is that in some areas america needs more spending find


tax in order to maximize economic growth maximize disposable income and maximize our competitive advantage as compared to other countries at the same time in the final analysis you've got to have enough revenues to pay your


other thing if you think about it in the short run tax cuts do stimulate output in spending some but spending increases too as well and i don't think there is the evidence


prefer that but economists have worried about this issue for years and years and it's incredibly hard to get from one tax system to another raising hundreds of


long term issues related to deficit the mandatory spending programs that the crisis places with ten or twelve years down the road how at what point in time the national international


missile the united nations security council responded by issuing a presidential statement of condemnation citing that statement beyond promptly announced its withdrawal from the six party talks a day


regarding to the likely motivations first north korea appears to be seeking advances in its nuclear weapons capability and delivery systems capable to demonstrate their effectiveness by its missile program


in order to feel like one of the crowd they may not try to quiet hard enough so as to maintain their popularity people who procrastinate often come from families where praise was helped because


the vietnam veterans living within our community and those who have served and maybe paid the ultimate price in sacrificing their lives so i thank you very much for taking the time to be with us here today i woke me to come downstairs we do have some refreshments and thank you very much for


and i've written about a manuscript a year but a lot of them i think were practiced manuscripts i had to learn the process of writing and so i would say probably about ten


right from the start belmont had people that were not only determined but cared really about you know children the future of this is almost the same issues that we have today it's


best of best to boston farmer's market two thousand and nine two thousand and nine so i was able to and i had the opportunity to to meet ellie ellie tom and some of her colleagues that have put together


issues and as part of that initiative we've partnered with many many people in the community both teens from the sum of all the melrose public schools as well as shushing valley technical high school and our community partners and


what you're doing as in hansing whatever the emotion is it doesn't matter what the emotion is you strengthen it so you can usually come up with a single word or two that is


percent you know i catch obviously a descent from the cross or p eight r whatever some people want to saying hi and i'm not sure journalists would really do that and that was this conflict for a five year period until i had lunch with a friend a


but also to keep their families healthy and we do this by partnering with the community and by attending different fairs and resource being a resource to the community to make sure that they have information on sleep and helmet safety


at that time in one nine hundred thirty two was macarthur so general macarthur and others moving forward begin to earn that distinction the philadelphia mint were the ones who produced the


it has literally changed our economy and changed each of our lives but there's a problem and that's the second reason or this


and a gate keeper monopoly that can determine how you get to that asset fast lane slow lane blocking


denying them the ability to vet their clients using the internet which seems to be part of a broader trend of legislators not considering how people at the margins can be affected by internet regulations so would you make a promise to meet with the sex worker


i'm having haven't benefited from it having lived it haven't seen so many you know i think you might know that forty percent of all fortune five hundred companies were founded by immigrants and


fully understand that and somehow it's been turned into a republican democrat issue and it's not you pick any state out there and they are the people of those see the brasco let's just pick nebraska there's a there's


we sweep we are there that we can offer people you know opportunities to get some assistance and she if you mention didn't force me would you agree that really in terms of enforcement the shift has been from you know what would some we consider maybe


for surgical procedures and things like that being a good advocate for your kids if they're the patient absolute terms of that cheap we talked a lot about narky and it's not can something that's easily administered by someone in the public it is there's plenty of training out there i


takes place or when there's an incident where someone is seriously hurt but i think it's more of a broad range of questionable behavior that the chief talked about it's the it's the tete a tetes that develop between employees it's the


speaks to preventive efforts that we really need to be starting younger than we already are it's a developmental disease and what this means is anybody who has kids know that kids are impulsive and make decisions based on how they feel rather than slowing


happens the same rate as people in terms of people of it here and it goes out of control again same with addiction on the right somebody is not engaged in treatment they're out of control and using when they get in treatment they're controlled and when that treatment is taken


conjunction with pennsylvania academy of fine arts before converting to islam in two thousand and seven and earning her j d from harvard law school her legal studies focused on immigration law and human rights and included research in occupy palestine


you're talking about religion we have to first of all i think what you did but you have to look at the ethos of the whole tradition you can't share because these crown is revealed over some twenty something years you're


from them which i would just underscore a point that professor sunny made then you know when we when we try to understand these conflicts these spiraling


another and so on but when you categorize a human being with multiple identities and you see this human being true just one dimension it's dangerous and i want


and state separation but also because it's you know it's a very convenient way to avoid looking at some of the areas where a state leader might have more ability to promote peace perpetuates this


course the extremes you know that people are doing but this is part of the ways in which religions get manipulated but i don't think we should think about it that these are centuries long conflicts because it's a very


him he said this is you know it is the first commercial solar installation but they have it there also as i alluded to earlier on you know different groups have been before us on this school for some very sensitive issues it has been noise issues entry you've heard about them and


right well what my favorite thing is the life state and that that that because i i think most people the biggest asset they have is their house and that's the most important asset to them and that's a really easy thing to protect but that's if you own your


and what you can start doing now to prepare them with responsibilities and there's going to be a second part to that and that's going to be january twenty seventh the college transition embracing challenges you don't


thanks so i have been doing research as again i get acclimated and find out what we have and what we need and these are some of this science activities that are available to your students i there on the back of your hand out as well you know advertise to


so massachusetts right now it has actually in the window public comment on their version of the standard and so on the handout that you received at the top section there is a link you can go to and view the standards and submit public comments until


the answer so again it's not about throwing everything out or rewriting the entire curriculum it's more about how do we have the students doing more of the sense making as opposed to just receiving information and going to a lab where they already know what's going to happen


accomplished in ninety six they will they will benefit in ninety seven so leo's excellent ifill i not only know one personally but i also know a lot of my friends who are leos all study


i have the the honor and a privilege to command seventy of the navy's very best sailors these amazing young men and women are a highly visible reminder of the navy's commitment to defend our country


it the mechanical equipment is being fully enclosed and out of view so there is no there are the same improvements that existed prior previously continue to


construction takes on average fifty five days to process and they're actually have not been any new construction applications since april of twenty sixteen so just to be clear we


oh i mean that i remember when they put the tea had it davis square and i remember one of my friends did the market analysis for what it's going to change and i think she said it was


i was born on june nineteenth so we're both gemini and i consider her if everybody knows gemini and there is the twins ok so i i consider debbie my office the twin and also a so make


you pay one hundred dollars she'll pay a hundred dollars for a pair of shoes and correct you


yeah of course you get a great preface undermined it's that kind of state you know the food is very welcoming you know what a great thing to do you know it's only an hour trip a small plane yeah the st time ever flew in a


so the reader could get a break but i but i did you're quite correct to pick up on the fact that it's that it's you know a series of meditations on list that are in no particular order


pushes them to work hard to master complex content his students see him as a trusted adult in the building that they can go to any time during the day we appreciate all that ryan has done for


men and that's why it's called comet he bought p p and also jupiter is and doing aquarius ok and that is like the sign of good luck and good fortune so you might want to


to say i had one as a teacher in high school you did i felt like saying on your show that was so much fun to do all of that you cannot imagine he is so funny


so people will actually use it right now so we have the means rolling out a series of rolling out stores all over the commonwealth and in places that will accept them


people that didn't attend your bat why you can actually send that data over to zap your and you know put it into a mail chimp list you could actually trigger a mail chip to send an auto responder e mail saying hey you know it's i saw you didn't attend live to the event here's


how i and welcome to another episode in the life two point zero show and today we are talking accessories sarees rai yeah and we have it's a little bit different today because we have


and then through hypnosis he was able to regain his speaking and this present kind of unusual experience because they started asking him if he could do what he had just done for himself or other people and this is what became


hand it's scary it really is scary but have faith in yourself make the right connections and all you have to do is start by going to one networking group put yourself out there and make a connection with


been complacent in your walk with the lord let's go to god because you know we're living in times where so much is going on and people are


stage you're just telling stories you can see what's affecting people but the bridges are incredibly porton for the audience because that's when you're signifying this is why it's important to you i just told the story now let me tell you why it should matter to you


effect in their lives if they don't then you were in this effect of us you could have been right you know so if so then i think at that point a lot of practice start testing the marketplace seeing if somebody will actually buy


and eternal wipe with hell you already said inventors melinda for god so loved the world that he gave me he gave me so when someone gives you something


is to that's one of my goals is to save so we know in order to go to hawaii i have to save so and then i will look for the best deals so here is the different pictures a


i've never been the last couple i see pictures so one day we were planned to go to our plane to go to alaska while i'm looking forward to that egg and this here is just like a boat


that i am the truth in the light so what at the end of the day when we trust god's word over what we feel over what we think you know we can get up in the morning and we can have a thought that says oh i'm not feeling well but we compressed past tense a lot i feel good in you yes but i ask


prince was princeton the capital of the united states


so in my mind like i still carry on that tradition even if i just have to last night i thought about it and i thought i guess i do because it makes me feel like the warmth of my mom yeah


adversity knows no socioeconomic background doesn't know religion or culture grace is an undeserved gift and we all come


exactly yeah and they hide it in all kinds of products yeah and it's terrible so i mean who wants to read labels when you go shopping and just want to grab your stuff and putting right and gary but he's in a rush i got to go here's my


said go straight to the hospital you're six minutes apart get there now i said ok so i looked at my husband and i said i want to eat breakfast and take shower because we're going to traffic because the forty five minute drive so i ate breakfast took my shower and we got to


but you can't always have that intuition is you know time to do something different or move on here so so that being said with having this corporate life and now having


need it because abrasions counts all right because you know i remember from years years i was in the pharmaceutical industry and i remember you know talking to physicians about smoking respect and the physician is


together she's a pharmacist yes by training and she started helping her family members her dad her mom and her dad and her uncle as they got older just manage you


about the five wives tales about sleep that are true because there are things you take in a warm bath drinking milk those things that that creates a nearby eulalie the you know so they you think that was something my grandmother did it


if he was murdered over a girl they called it a love triangle the kid who did it he was only eighteen he didn't even know my brother never laid eyes on him but he wanted to


nothing compared to turn a day so so in light of everything that had happened with your your brother you said it was a process was there a time that you had


negative you know we have schedule overloads like you just mentioned all the things that people are trying to do you know working family care you know and other responsibilities and the


that state and then it turns into a negative very negative and a turn and it has health consequences or health center which eventually concerns the consequences but in the beginning it's a health thing so so now so basically


something it tastes like this i like it and then we can walk often and also what gets underestimated a lot especially and is taking that short break can boost your energy boost your productivity


nine eight you can read about is in the paper and so we as we say we come against the spirit that says you are ugly or not good enough i break that i break that mission that the


opportunities that i want to explore there is something that i talk about called a dream one hundred a dream one hundred is if i have if i can put down one hundred people clients or businesses that


have more germs they said that they found used in mold on computer keyboards remote controls video game controllers and staff on some of these items as well yes now that's scary to think


us that to roll up and do their drugs when they're hanging in the go well now i'll never look at a dollar bill the same after ever and having money parties brought all this to my


certainly one of the most important pieces of this is that if you're going to be doing an h one b you want to seek out competent counsel someone who is familiar with this type of the area it is a nuance within the immigration field as many of the


or twice they stop reading your bible before you know it you're so far back you don't know how you even got there and you know it is is so true what you say when and you know it is so true because


worked you still have to make your kids a priority and i know they have to find that you have to find this moment and i know and do that for so my point is your kids are your priority whether you work or not just find those moments in


mom however during corporate events that i might attend with my husband i did have to steal up a bit yeah yeah and then defend myself yeah and i think if we keep


sell things come to create what you envision and imagine and they come to yeah yeah but you know it's it's really it's really powerful to write things down


as a sophomore so i kind of talked to me more about like for the next year and he really just said you know i think we're going to put you to defense and this is the best right fit for you of course at first i really wasn't for it because i mean i play quarterback my whole


it yeah but i mean it's taken really got my foot into the door to be honest so people noticed it there and yeah i was a standout at the regional combine in minnesota that was where


collapse and an extinction threat so when you eat sushi you want to know what you're getting in two thousand and fifteen a restaurant in santa monica was found for they were fined for selling whale meat they were selling sushi they were


right so my daughter madeline is now is seventeen seventeen years old and she's applying for colleges and one of the questions on the college essays was what makes you unique unique


and i've worked on it over the years and it used to be i kid you not weeks before weeks of yeah i don't even think of it and i would have him my stomach i would be doubled over i mean it was absolutely horrible and


limitation allows you to more clearly see that and walk through that with a confident knowing yeah yeah yeah i definitely i definitely see that and i think women


so then your saying that you developed a technology to access it and to purposefully to what end currently currently i'm able to use a scalar energy to


background and then we'll go into some of these other specific questions sure well i spent thirty six years in corporate america work at investment banking and i could say


anything have you have you done travelzoo for hotels i had on transparent everything everything i've done a long time ago i did some website which i would name for hotels which is a big one and


dot com today get your show me here get your business on the map


psychological yeah probably more so than some of these deficiencies so it's you know mind over matter when it comes to eating cravings probably a tough battle struggle is real you know so what's next


the twenty fifth anniversary of such educational activities through advertising the company also used the radio and nineteen forty seven to bring it to good hands for good health


it started out with this question what is green what is it environmental ism is it energy is it water is it recycling is it gardens what were all these different things that we call green practices and and so that's what we're going to be talking


dream os a free program we call it it's a dream academy inmates are invited to spend the time that they're incarcerated to go inside their own dream life and dream up a worthwhile life and so we do that in several institutions now almost a one thousand people have been


and continues to have an extraordinary life she and her husband continue to travel the world yeah so what's for that but we need to say her name again say her name again her


also be showing it on online channels yeah so so it's going to be called the strength of a woman the strength of a woman and the director the person that's


newspapers a total of four hundred and nine newspapers that go into every home in the country that will spread and repeat the news of high test oxide all behind high test ops that all you will have an advertising campaign on


running pretty high these days to my immediate right is patrick sullivan who is the president of the board of education of princeton and beside him is daphna kendall who is the school


refresh the buildings but to refresh the way that the building oh it interacts with with people that's very very important isn't it you know i mean i'm a graduate of bank street calling for good u k ssion which was you know began i think in the one nine hundred twenty three and was a


you know his his love for her his intense love for her comes through his song oh yes absolutely just he just adored her i mean this was the love of his life and that's how i knew or guess what series so it's so through


character who is terry who is mike's friend from school they were wrestlers bad wrestlers together seems to be incredibly wealthy yeah but doesn't do much but there's a


that what other people think and i think that this is like the station agent it was almost a paradise yeah that was shot near sparta and newfoundland it was new found and it was called and again it was a very


two and a half years ago three years ago we watched one every said oh that's great we talked about the movie it was going to sell me frankenstein it was during hollowing we tried to pick a theme of the movie and they said oh


that we were talking about why you chose the island from what is it what are your criteria well one of the reasons why i really like that movie is i just didn't see the ending coming i didn't get it until it happened


you to the east side on a bike whereas there's no clear way back no clear return trip and it's we feel that this is one of those projects that's really gonna make that move towards the mode share goal set in the bike


continue in the bike lane and they'll be an option for people to go on the sidewalk but it's only for those two times on school days


code it would be a new area but all the requirements for that program and getting your neighbors together to request that are available at downtown parking offices


though both of those are below the water table this one leaks and it's actually leaked since very early the the this the slab steel cracked very early in its construction after its construction so it's been leaking for


this is caltrans provided information of sorry it's very small but but this provides some of the history of what the projects that caltrans has done over time and the money they've spent the last one that they're proposing for june of two thousand and


broke their pelvis was really oblivious to those signs and road that underpass for years and i guess the analogy i would draw would be to the the nice pedestrian crossings down on


i know mister dayton and many of you worked on the city's general plan and to go back to the finally i our traffic inclusions we are going to have more congestion at our intersection so this kind of looks at the number of


day that's right and we also have talked to zipcar about coming to earth day and having a show there they're going to participate in the green car show they're looking to have a tent in a booth so any any attendee of earth day will most likely pass by


is there any other discussion or any other substitute motions maybe


irish playwright so first we're going to start off talking about lady bird and janet stern will do the summary ok as you said it was its credit girl it's first directorial effort


i have seen in two thousand and seventeen or whatever year it is and the first ten are usually films that were released the year before yeah yeah that's right taking time to get yeah yeah they take time for me to get around him and so i'm sort of


ok so now we're also going to add some capers to this because he likes capers i love capers yes i gather we have a little spoon


and it does create in some cases i mean you look at louis armstrong's lips and there's a permanent circle on his lips that miles davis complained later in his life when people asked him to play some of his earlier stuff he


any of those or did you like get of course i think there's so many layers to this i saw it as a very it's very relevant to political concerns today and you could see it almost as almost trompe and in a way but there's also


musicals in the background in his work off his apartment slash work whatever it is i think it's probably the best scenes of wearing a toupee of any mood i'm in how he deals with wearing your toupees very funny that he's


needs real expertise to design properly exactly what we're going to do and to evaluate exactly what we should do it is the projects sustainable is it is it green are there alternatives that are less expensive or better so alternative


starting a garden back in the forty's they did it it was called the victory garden and they actually turned their front yard their lawn into a garden and we're going to need to think about doing that because the food sources the world are compromised all


of water now something about rice is runts you put it in the water you boil the water on high heat you give it a little stir or two


suggest some avenues you think the town should consider in order to fund affordable housing i think i had the best solution for that and add two options which i actually outlined


to the state and the state wards those to private developers so you're going to have you're going to have private development regardless i think we should also keep in mind that there when you start


that so we're hoping that perhaps people will start to focus on the things that you think are important but we need to help them to focus they can't do it just right our own you know i mean just in the same sense that like


who is a friend of ours son in law's brother and yeah he wrote ave and various other things oh yeah that mission is nicole nicole of center was a wonderful writer yeah she was supposed to


to replacing a counsellor who had been out sick and all my goodness oh my goodness the stories the lives of people and how much we need humanity it's it's a credible the fact that you're there and i'm


annoyingly smart and smarmy and kind of too smart alec here i get a much more sense of a real person i mean a woman with problems and and no kidding around about this so maybe some people who thought


know i didn't like it as much as i thought i would what i did like was the performance mackenzie davis who played tully i've seen her in holding catch fire on t v series excellent actor so i'd love to


and i think the rice will go in next yes the rice definitely goes in next i'm going to move that over for you thank you along with our clam broth


with a really interesting twist


way she exists is in his imagination and his memory i'm just wondering if it's a fact she represents the sort of woman as victim that she says seems to not have


setting it's hard to watch and i think i'll leave it there ok i didn't see this film so i'm the perfect hero luckier tonight because i have a lot of


out soon it'll be on p b s in the not too distant future it's called national bird and it actually features a handful of former drone operator some of you may know realize this but on average it takes one hundred eighty


the most important work we could possibly do in case the storm runs late i must tell you it's my older son's thirteenth birthday and i struck a deal that i would be home by nine o'clock so i know things will be over by then but i know how board of education things run and if it runs late


can trigger a mile from the railroad track we want to be mighty careful of the entailed by somebody that's looking for us i guess i'm smart enough to share the office feels i ain't so sure about that


and i wish that my amendment had been made in order it is unfortunate that this bill does not promote good evaluation which is critical to ensuring that taxpayer dollars are spent wisely and effectively it also


reconciliation process as a backdoor attempt to kill f f l e p mr speaker i'm disappointed that i have to oppose the rule in this legislation there are few there are a few provisions in this legislation that i believe would help college students and


mr hastings is going to seek to defeat the previous question so that we'll have an opportunity to make an order the castle amendment very very respected member from delaware the former governor of the state who is an expert on dealing with our


to the american dream this bill marks the first step toward an explosion in new unchecked entitlement spending and another unfortunate step toward further hyperinflation in college costs indeed the measure


is bare there is repeating and that is this favors government over markets if it increases taxpayer liabilities it favors a government controlled and costly direct lending program over nonprofit and commercial lenders promoting a backdoor of


is where we need to place the emphasis allowing people to take control individuals to take control and make decisions that are going to suit them and not having the bureaucracy make those for them which all


spending the republican substitute has zero new entitlement programs how do you feel about pell grants which are money we give to low and moderate income families to help their their kids go to college today the appropriations


do for pell recipients it will take them up to fifty two hundred dollars in a pell grant that may or may not pay for their education for that year but it's a big leap forward but we also recognize something else that this isn't the only


abortion would not be provided u s funding can be completely disregarded in these entities would receive u s taxpayer fines the provision would mandate u s subsidies to organizations that actively promote abortion in


noncompetitive and frankly speaking foolish corrupt and just plain embarrassing for the united states how bad is this program so bad that cuba's courageous catholic church refuses to work with it many dissidents have told me that they


activities on page fifty eight line eighteen the amendment is requesting sixteen million dollars in additional funding for nonproliferation anti terrorism and the mining activities i want to make a couple of points about that the recently passed supplemental provided seven


amendment is now that go to that point this amendment simply goes to the point of taking money from the international organizations funds and trying to fight it fight terrorism and so with that i yield back my time and not withdraw the man the gentleman does not withdraws and them and they yield back the balance of


from texas mr mccall and a member of post each will control five minutes chair recognizes gentleman i thank chairman arise day to offer an amendment that will partially restore the administration's funding request for the international narcotics control and law


want to thank you for your hard work in ensuring the funds spent in iraq are properly overseen your bill on the floor day contains a section concerning the special inspector general for iraq reconstruction that extend the


cap in the two thousand and supplemental and i want to make it clear to my good friend from connecticut that we put that money in after i met personally with representatives of cap and i understand the important work that they're doing i have spoken


expanding it actually will make it easier for all those benchmarks to be realized i'm not trying to bring more attention to this program i just think it needs to be funded in expanded and this is the be able to do it that you know the balance in my time


developing countries to facilitate trade with the world most people think of trade infrastructure projects when i think of trade capacity but facilitating trade goes well beyond that these funds will help developing countries with


six of rule eighteen for the proceedings of the members of the by the gentleman from pennsylvania will be postponed


federally insured sound and supervised these are easily identified data file ball f d i c simple and they can be found in a range of places from the bank tellers window to a financial institution's website


program provide additional funding needed to increase and improve capacity building at the state and local level for rural housing and economic development i urge my colleagues to vote for the bill and i


ceremonies programs and other activities about because i commend my colleague robert wexler by introducing this legislation and heard swift passage of this bill and i would reserve


brought to justice in an american court they cannot fulfill their responsibility for stopping terrorism in the future without taking action against those who have perpetrated terrorism in the past madam speaker we have a


adeptly recognizes the differences in these countries and brings together medical professionals to tailor their care depending on the setting the argument sation coordinates training activities as well


says nothing it's mute as it relates to social security reform mr chairman i don't think that's what the american people sent us to washington to do i think they sent us to washington solve real problems as a as a


country is the high cost of fuel in this country whether for driving for heating our homes so when you take some of those tax dollars and you spend them very modest amount on research to see if there's a way that in the future we could


we've done and we will be proud of that you want to cut the deficit that you created over twelve years stop the war now that's the best way to do it i yield back gentleman yield back for purposes gentleman from


initiative is increased by one hundred thirty two million dollars for a total of two hundred fifty one million dollars this will assist us in a defiant securing removing disposing of nuclear material throughout the world the mega ports


that the dollars that they spend down here are done effective you know i'm a member of the hundred eight man session of congress i came in with a number of other members it was gemma from texas jeb hensarling i believe in a few others that started a group called


that is climate change and global warming and energy sources where we can generate electricity in his country as well as potentially produce hydrogen we ought to start down that road as sooner rather than later and again


comes to these things through tax credits and tax cuts and i supported those saying the american public in that regard but now to when we have a member congressman kline saying that let's at least rein in let's at least set some


development each may offer one pro forma amendment for the purpose of debate michele not be subject to a demand for division of the question in the house or in the committee of the whole except as otherwise specified each member shall be debatable for ten minutes equally divided and controlled by the


olympic bid turned to tears of mourning following the devastating terrorist attack on the city's public transportation system don't mess it clee mr blair was unwavering in his commitment to securing


executives to take over their fledgling trade group with a pay raise almost impossible to turn down he accepted the position and became the chief lobbyist for the motion picture picture association american one thousand nine hundred sixty six he read vitalized the filming


control twenty minutes the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana mr speaker i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days within which to revise and extend their remarks on this legislation and to insert


to the extent that it will make it totally economically impossible for these businesses these web casters to continue to stream music to the seventy million americans who now enjoy it and we need to fix this problem we need to fix it urgently


submission for earmarks what assurance do we have that reports the committee reports will actually that contain the earmarks will actually come to the floor in a timely manner because it will


for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland arrive i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute without objection jealous recognize mr chairman i've had a a discussion not directly with the minority leader but i have it on the representation the minority leader i've discussed with the


mr chairman i would just simply say this is a good management i would encourage my colleagues to vote in favor of this as someone who travels frequently i want this program to be up funded and running well i'll yield back the balance of my time the questions on the him


protect these critical infrastructures as well as enhanced information sharing among federal state and local officials and those in the intelligence community for example in two thousand and seven the state of california received four point six million


agency for our borders and our ports of entry the fact is though i believe we have addressed his concerns very adequately in this bill the bill fully funds the three thousand additional border patrol agents requested by the administration


directing custom border protection and our in our border protection people to go in and take out the lookout posts that have been established i'll call them on military positions from the mexican border all the way up to phoenix or


to continuing to fight to survive under the manning weight of a fraud nation that mr speaker is a true definition of abandonment and after four years democrats are tired of this congress abandoning our


was denied an opportunity to have us consider and vote on a very thoughtful amendment that he proposed the rules committee last night general from connecticut is recognized for two minutes thank you gentleman for yielding as i walked into this chamber


generally from york mr speaker as once again we are always treated to the invented memory of the former canton rules committee let me just state for the record that this time last time he was chair we had three open rules at this point we have we


suspend the rules and agree to house concurrent resolution twenty one as amended those in favor say aye aye those opposed though in the opinion the chair two thirds being in the affirmative the rules are suspended the concurrent resolution


advances breast cancer remains the second leading cause of cancer death among american women in the united states one in seven will develop the disease during her lifetime but still a cure remains elusive congress hasn't given up the fight h r eleven fifty seven


his allies in congress are under ninety billion dollars this year for the occupation in iraq is a necessity but thirty five billion dollars to provide health care to ten million uninsured children in america is an extravagance


as amended are waived the previous question shall be considered as ordered on the bill as amended to final passage without intervening motion except one one hour and thirty minutes of debate with one hour equally divided and controlled by the chairman


court order before collecting electronic surveillance or intelligence on u s citizens in our country second to last testified how intelligence officials working to perfect or to protect our


to be voting on that tomorrow so mr speaker let me just say again this is a close rule on a bad bill that can't become law we've got to defeat this rule we've got to make sure that those people


congress we've had leaks related to the way we collect information on individuals for the electronic conversation we've had leaks about how we have e mails that have been reviewed by terrorist websites we've had leaks that have caused our allies in europe to no longer cooperate when it comes to


expand it above two hundred percent do you go to three hundred percent you go to two hundred fifty percent the republican alternative is let's cover the lowest income kids first and once we get ninety percent of those kids covered below two hundred percent of


compassionate it seems to me we didn't divorce this program senator orrin hatch republican of utah senator charles grassley the former chair of the finance committee another committee of jurisdiction now


support the underlying bill and i urge my colleagues to do the same telling texas ms speaker i would point out that the this practice has already generated nearly six million dollars for additional i


they wanted to privatized and they did security contracting in the rock however blackwater and they did so at walter reed army hospital and you know the results of their private and i feel the gentleman an additional thirty seconds i thank you gentleman


republican and democrat this isn't an issue privatization it's the issue of efficiency in this partnership between the i r s and private debt collectors for this group of tax payers who are hard to collect those taxes will


eighty eight superintendent t spaulding suggested that he had received a letter from his cousin william coggan and thought the name would be appropriate at that time superintendent spaulding was supervising the construction of the illinois central railroad through the town this


income tax surcharge placed on people who pay the income tax to the tune of about one hundred fifty billion dollars i believe that you and others have said that surcharge will not be


long that bill is going to be paid by somebody we talked about the children our children grandchildren to be paying this bill and what mr obese point was is that people are being asked to sacrifice so those who are going to iraq


granted what purpose of the gentleman from florida writes mr speaker i ask unanimous consent that today following legislative business and the special orders here too for enter into the following members be permitted to address the house revise and extend their


suspect interpretation of the fourth amendment but the language is clear you are to be protected against unreasonable search and seizure it is unreasonable to not go into a court established to do that to protect you to have a court of ject of lee look at what


up for me and make sure that i've got a cup of war in case my mouth gets a little dry as we continue to speak over these next thirty to forty five minutes i think we just owed them a lot of thanks what they do is much


that just this past week got a hold up to the magazine mr speaker it's known as c q weekly this magazine comes out every week and know that it's difficult for members in the back rows of the body to see


those oppose no the ayes have it the amendment is adopted accordingly under the rule of the committee rises


need local communities have to have some say but we've got to make sure that they're not overstepping and stopping a legitimate operations i've had to deal i think it's clear the amendment does not apply to containerized facilities


and myself fifteen seconds to explain this through a clerical error and fortunately i regret not apologize to the gentleman his name was not included in the co sponsors of the reintroduced


as colonias as you know colonials are found in texas new mexico arizona california all of the states that will benefit from this stablish been of the south was border region this colonias many of times are not have paved roads hospitals or even


accomplish anything except the purpose of sending the bill back to committee and in fact they are killing it by by delay there is again i repeat


from illinois mr davis the town than from north carolina miss fact each will control twenty minutes the chair recognizes the gentleman


to protect the big dues of the big government union bosses they have claimed despite the fact that forty out of fifty states in in america are already used the same contract services that there is something that


rules committee democrats voted three times along party lines to prevent any amendment offered by republican from being considered today despite numerous campaign promises by the highest ranking democrats in the house to


that we need to pay our debts and so we got when we took over the majority inserted into the house rules a clause that says we have to pay as we go we have to do it like every american taxpayer has to run their own home we have to run


was in fact not paygo compliant now mr sessions says that he made the motion to allow it to be paygo compliant but the bill before us at that point in the rules committee was not i would like to say


nature of a substitute recommended by the committee on financial services now printed in the bill the committee amendment in the nature of a substitute shall be considered as read all points of order against the committee amendment in the nature of a substitute are


deserves fifty miles west of new york city the great falls was the second largest waterfall and colonial america at the great falls alexander hamilton conceived a plan to


the first submarine john holland eight hundred seventy eight the aircraft engine for the first transatlantic flight more locomotives than any city in the united states


world who came to paterson came to the falls and worked in those factories we're talking about human beings we're talking about people who came here and made this country the


those opposed no in the opinion of the chair two thirds being in the affirmative the rules are suspended the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table for what purpose that the gentleman from arizona or i think it was speaker i move to suspend the


that and appreciate it very much and i will reserve the balance of our time the gentleman from arizona continues reserve his time the gentleman from texas that you must say garage in support of h r five twenty three and you know myself such time as my


i don't recall one time during the entire meeting where anybody ever asked what party anybody supported politically it was all about trying to protect what god grace this this country with and it it's wonderful to


sides of the united states continental united states especially completely surrounding our u s territories coral reefs are critically important not only here in the united states but around the world that we should take the lead to protect you such a vital resource


our colleagues to support this non controversial bill which also passed the house in the last congress it also follows the adage that a stag's in one style may use what you got this will


i will i will on the last speaker at this time on my side so i await jim from while mr washington i'm sorry gentleman from washington thank you mr speaker is figure


thirty years later we act to update and improve this valuable program this important bill will not only bring enhanced continuity and accountability to the inspectors general it will strengthen their most important


but it doesn't help people in the lower income categories there are no such programs and so that's the answer to what the gentleman said he keeps talking about well we should fix the programs of course for six years with a republican president


government work but we did want to have in the government a program for housing construction that had a little bit more assurance for people then i knew appropriation appropriations get caught up in i'm


and let's do it right in we're out way to do it is to take this existing program and fold in to it many of the good ideas that have come from that with that urge my colleagues to support this amendment and you'll back the balance of my time questions on the amendment


children children grow up in families that are tremendously dysfunctional what happens with veterans they come back from the near east we're all over it with billions of dollars as we should be wired children so


vetoed fiscally responsible legislation that would ensure that ten million children in our nation receive health insurance coverage that's approximately four million


this is a winning formula for consumers for agriculture in the environment and will propel us toward her ultimate goal of producing clean sustainable renewable fuel in america by americans with the profits staying here at home thank you and i


not only see what's happening in the meeting but also be able to ask questions talk to people in the room and so on we've we've been able that in our meetings using a very low cost set up with a u


all of these professional and volunteer experiences have given me many opportunities to hone my ability to listen well to others and to work effectively as part of a team focused on achieving goals for the common good now that you know a


right i know i mentioned this before but i really you know for me it's what can you expect from me if i were to be reelected it's the three components that i feel so passionately about continued focus on programs and services


take one more from the leak chancery middle school which i believe is where we're standing right now is using modular classroom stu you see this is a long term solution to overcrowding in our schools


ahead there's a lot at stake but i have the knowledge the experience and the skills to help find the solutions i am mark hello and i ask for your support and vote on tuesday april fifth thank you


while before you really start making or should start making some changes you need to figure out what you need what what's going to work and when my assistant left back in the spring i didn't want to just replace the place a position i wanted to kind of have


for years my heart belonged to mary and even when she was dating buddy it was clear the two of them were head over heels in love with each other and everybody in our small town mccook nebraska knew it truth be told


right i know i have something to tell you but you have to promise me you won't get mad i'm sorry about it edmund


i won't be able to finish telling you the last time that j j and lucy were over i must have written about it but when i was reading it later sweet


from the proposition that when you're looking at social studies history or current events or you know things that happen in the world are the result of individual people doing things and what's been fun in talking about


to try it and a lot of kids who say i know i want to do this and then every once in a while we'll pick up some kids who get to their junior senior year and say i've been seeing my peers do this and i've never quite had the


something that early and i one hundred percent attribute that to the kids who are in and he had a fantastic time being part of that show and it was a great show yeah it was good theater yes we're


my name is john failed the superintendent of schools the the security aspects of the new building have been discussed over the course of the last year or so but more intently since the beginning of this


is all long and that one will rely entirely on the trees to create that effect that i was describing initially lawn is the material that your current maintenance


education so i want to make sure that we're kind of tying they're linking this between what they're going to experience in higher education versus what we have coming out of middle school into the high school many firms responded to the


reported that number out at our school committee meeting last week we're averaging about three hundred seventy students to three hundred sixty k to eight and we're averaging about three hundred forty students at the high school our high school went up by fifty eight students this year


from the chattering middle school so thank you all with from the our architect perkins and will we have the project manager brook travis and patrick cunningham and from our owners project manager firm de lis projects we


of teaching this is not the place for you and what i mean by that is you need to take chemistry you need to make it interesting you need to be creative and you need to be an artist with your content do not come here to deliver and


impact on learning and currently is not flexible for projects and we want kids who work on projects to understand not just the content but all aspects of what we're talking about no space for breakout groups i'm going to give you a quick example i know


through twelve within the rest of the district so that's that's what i mean by a consultant in other words a superintendent and the school the school committee are both working together to see what the long term solutions are for belmont beyond high school the nine through twelve high


periodicals the different books reading rooms the reference room it's where you've and if folks have visited lately they know that we've done a lot of refresh and the west wing the west wing has been closed for a while the west wing has been closed for longer


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or i are there occupational hazards i don't know if that's the appropriate term but do you find you have to watch out for particular things you know there's nothing like that and this is really safe race and we


can you articulate why you why you took this on and you talk about following your dream yeah but what brought this to to you my daughter


really a compilation of things but in there is an update on the pricing of costs so it's rather that there is a lot of cost backup detail i think people asked me after the


process in a public forum we follow the rules of open meeting law and they ask us to list all the meetings i'm not sure how many other communities can list thirty meetings or section but that was not our goal but just turned out that way we had


we have to find a place things are busy in belmont i'm going to lead into the next item here which is as i said earlier asking brooke to give us a brief presentation on what her industry is seeing nationally