one of the ones that rose up to the top was housing trust that are now becoming more and more prevalent and how they're really effective in cd projects for low income portable housing so


nothing the same revenues versus expenditures but in this particular case this last year the city paid back twenty thousand dollars of a previous grant that came out of their expenditures and in simply did not cause any deficit if i actually allowed the


in a lack of understanding of the actual information in the past and so there's a lot of information available on the housing commission so if you've got some more i want to get a view on that so


dogs doesn't really sound compelling but it sounds like it's something that might need to happen in some towns when i saw that in some the constable destroy starbucks that that's not me so if that is part of the


happening and i guess my question sometimes i do my best thinking when i'm talking i guess my question is along the lines of what is the significance of the historic barns for that use the banquet facility whether it's on


how much literally how many gallons per day of circuit passes should be placed in various criteria for potential allocation during the upcoming fiscal


the thing that we want the licensing agreement and if you don't agree to it well too bad because they can walk away and absolutely and so i mean that's that's a thing what i would recommend though is it would it make sense for us to review


somewhere and if you have six houses in a row that decide they all want their six chickens that's thirty six chickens and the way this is written but another however many gallons of chicken


i'm just i'm just exploring how would that be different than somebody who has chicken manure and they're trying to you know manage it the best way i don't know what the best way to you know they might choose to manage it they might compost it they might


recreation department when the school with the school merger a year ago and so the village recreation department is now part of our general fund budget and so their capital costs are not our capital costs and the other two one we have wastewater


and we see that the


ignite in a few moments but the reverse pitch subset of around the idea is that we bring a number of stakeholders to a room to lay out a challenge to the developer and innovator community and let them come up with creative


and let me invite a couple of our colleagues from the university of vermont and i'm going to ask them to come up together first i'd like john downs the director for the terrence institute for initiative education so this is something certainly that they


pattern teaching is a very localized profession it's a little more localized than other types of professions street level bureaucrats like nurses and social workers and cops teachers tend to tend to teach


with cocaine was ok this are right it's kind of cool they never say that they said was great it was awesome i've never experienced anything like that before that was my first experience with the internet and i'm talking about as old school internet as you can get one


including you know the to untrain follow that if you reduce that or if it's down to a smaller size then if you restrict the water from flowing out during the lower rainfall events and then the water starts filling up the pond it provides the tension that


places over two words that came to kennedy drive so that's the c one hundred twelve district and technically also the property literally immediately behind the now doubletree hotel that it belongs t v and where their


at the same time if it's a little bit of a catch twenty two in that buildings that are so to speak auto oriented area a little bit closer like where the lighting shop is like


basics responding quickly to reports of in progress crime sharing information deploying ourselves to maximize the chances of apprehending any fleeing suspects and following up on a rest with further investigation where we can


good evening a mayor and council members and everyone here today and thank you all for your ongoing support for service animals for people with disabilities in the city of berkeley and you and we


jazz blues both children and adults and has become a mentor artist of young audiences of now northern california for over twenty five years as well as engaged for twenty eight years with the dance


there could be some you know reductions to made at that point so mr mayor i think what we'd like to do is look at what the leases are we can provide the council the actual dollar extent of what this tax equates to as against the full lease


under want to do you know but they may be using it all up so my question and i find this incredibly frustrating and having these people come tonight and talk about it i mean you know it took us six months to develop a


the previous medical cannabis commission and as you can see there are a number of sections of this document the primary ones are listed above measure t call for regulations for dispensaries


definition of a cooperative and the again the way that business is run you know this goes way beyond medical cannabis is any kind of business that is considered a cooperative there are many different definitions and types of


the use of dental amalgam for health reasons is a distraction a red herring so to speak i want to remind the good people assembled here that the greater underlying cause of harm disability and potentially death


the cell phones to four fencing operations we have we don't have any pawn shops in the city so we don't see so much of the transactions happening there what we do see is a lot of the transactions happening online and unfortunately once they go online it's very hard to


thank you very much when i go to the part of the agenda where we have some presentation for the city manager do you have any comments about a manager i do not mr mayor thank you so also we go to the public comments for items not on the agenda we have


been calculated the possessory tax was never a factor and since we were never incurred such a bill in nearly three decades we are requesting the city's understanding of these sudden and i'm president charges also the merchants of say


safety concern this is supposedly a medicine that should be safe and if it costs more well you know we should make it safe and lastly i have a number of concerns also about the collectors which on the residential


elements of consistency with the watershed management plans to mitigate flooding green infrastructure consistency with climate action goals etc so you can tell it's more than just street condition and then we


berkeley do hereby recognize and proclaim zeke good wine as a valuable and contributing member of berkeley and the bay area community and a true leader on the environment take it away


mr mayor we have staff from the health community services department will be making a presentation you'll remember that this last came before you in may and you gave us some direction and staff have gone off and


smoker i know how hard it is to quit having smoked in many decades but pursuing the private right of action means that you take you have to sue your neighbor you go to court your


we do get their attention and i just i forgot i want to quote one other thing is there were a lot of objection to smoke free workplaces and there are many studies afterwards that showed that none of the air quality improved with the health of the workers and blew through they got a lot


why i assume you weren't talking about anybody sitting here right now there is one council member who is absent tonight not participating in this discussion and damn it if that's the person you're referring to that's great but don't ever unpure on somebody else's motives here we're


temporary restraining order on the sales of stamford connecticut post office and we were successful at doing that although we have a large bond to post by nine a m eastern thursday morning problem with the stamford connecticut post office it has been on the market for


common core i believe that it is vital that acceleration stay out of the middle schools especially in the early development of our new course progression thank you we finish up in a sentence or thinking we need


that's complexity you're looking at prevention intervention and restoration that's how i see this issue and all three of those things are complex and all three of those things deserve a comprehensive approach that gets you


to a final agenda is that we will start by hearing from our superintendent we've gotten some information kind of offline and in which he's kind of did a kind of report of what he's


curriculum that incorporates communities of color contributions than we do now and so it's not that so it's at the department but it will be even beyond that and i think he is planning


point one c the human resources report revise is provided at the diocese with five point four c being polled for action you know do i have a motion


working group to have that information with us so to answer your question is this is why we're presenting is this gives the opportunity for us to begin so in this case we we have the data and i have this data a lot of data


for big projects like this one one thing that would address some of the comments about the interaction between d r c and and zab is that sometimes big projects go to make come here it is out very early or much earlier in the process sometimes the initial view


stuff based on the constraints of the public comment traffic engineer would look at the impact of this plan and opt in including potentially putting a traffic light there


sidewalk is really for information purposes only you shouldn't rely on it for any decision because it may not ultimately be done or approved by the city however the project does have a window of the right of way and unlike the speaker's comments


is too big for the neighborhood i agree with the comments that the building should be smaller i think that we would like to see i think most of our neighbors and i would like to see something on that lot


that fighting for scraps around the portable housing it wasn't too long ago that we had up for unit housing mitigation fee of twenty eight thousand dollars for a unit now it's twenty now


neighborhood earlier this evening part of being a neighborhood when i was growing up in the city where i lived in a neighborhood was caring about your neighbors it was a mutual concern for their work their well being and


very near future and we'll calendar for our next meeting i also want to make sure that we make it a priority for our next meeting in that board members who may have some thoughts on this document i'd be really


personal feelings or emotions if you have to find it in yourself to care enough to find the real solutions so this could also indicate that the teachers may not actually know upfront but what the solution is or what


basically when when they completed that enormous task he and a group of friends were sort of looking for the next thing to do so larry called together some of his colleagues and long story short they decided to take on the issue of world blindness


where is the future and we're talking about tradition to try to more contemporary well i think where he is going is really we are empowered voices and voices of integrity will ring these days with so much reality t v in people fear or


challenge and it's called welcome home ok and it's a ghost story about a woman who died in this house and so this is a little ghost story for you now how long did you


jacket did you find buckethead in his entire family cut their heads off and turn them into a coat well let's just say that i'm a huge fan of buckethead and that's it's an honor that you would even put me in the same


oh yeah if it's by a bar i think it's a great place so growing up were some of your influences comedically i would have to say patton


us he loves you and he loves me purpose of holy name is that i will that you not be lost in these last and evil days we have people that gather religiously in his house and it saddens me


for those that have charge over you pray for the president of the united states pray for your governors your mayors we know that many a call but few are chosen pray for everyone pray for your enemy the ones who despite plea


was that one year later it was that basically by clearing some dentistry and a few other bits and pieces but the main thing was dentistry so we've got a


of the neighborhood this is a view of the site looking toward the northeast at the corner of white and fulton the building is basically a single storey commercial building is currently used as offices and has been since the one nine hundred eighty s it was


project to try and be innovative to find new solutions and it's it feels good to have so many people recognize that and they think george you know we've we've worked really hard with you over the


like here i run merchants i do this i do that but but you aren't you aren't you are not it people want money they want to fast they want that life and this life isn't this is a hard sell i mean


all the asses that you believe in turn around and come all his arms is open wide unto you yes you may some arrows we all have sin but blessed be god for his grace and his tender mercy when we start thinking on these things


opinion after only seeing ms brown one time and four months later submitted an opinion to say that her condition was chronic and progressive there was no other provider in the record who submitted an opinion


paper that you include at the back of your blue brief did you think the case was over in the district court yes did you have any intent to go back to judge normal with i think what would have been


and while the court credits the defendant other reasons for keeping a gun in his apartment the court is on able to find that it was not also connected to his interest the case of drug distribution much less that the connection was clearly


is you know we're supposed to have a trial is the main event you want that to go right everything's posed to go right in the trial if one lawyer is going to say i don't really feel like getting jane fired up about


serio to qualify as concrete injury so i don't think your honor that the legislature could have done more work they potentially could have done last i mean if they


made this kind of a sophisticated argument on the defense side it would have been appealed if they had lost and it would have been appealed if they had won because the government has it's you know we have our argument it is what it is but we're pushing it hard hard enough to stay the


didn't say it and there wasn't sufficient evidence to support what the court signed saying probably i did i apologize if i misunderstood what he was saying that probable cause determination is waived what the defense argued


company was no ultimately mistaken in its conclusions it does not mean they had any kind of unlawful motive in that regard as far as whether or not it would have terminated these employees because of their union activities mr shooter off what is the record show with respect


and and and sure that they will receive access to this in a week or remove themselves from that situation and risk not having access to this reprieve


endorsed pickering on numerous occasions and also applied pickering found that it could apply retroactively to cases where the alien had a had an appeal pending before the board before


experience perfection on sex offender evaluator was that he has a lower risk of recidivism and there's an explanation based in in medicine here that he is a hoarder and he's treatable and this is something that ought to be addressed


honor i guess in terms of the franks hearing i don't have a whole lot to add to our precept i tend to say what defendant saying explicit i think judge brady correctly found was implicit in


and they did that before there was any any amended it titian and so that was was in


decided in which it rejected it ministry of closure as a general policy that was reversed of course as you mentioned in mason rallies and perhaps the best course of the case are the best decision


awarded proposed to the man a complaint would contain was no effort done in that respect nor is there a separate motion filed in any time to try and seek to amend the complaint and we have a situation here where a complaint was filed


talking about the conscious disregard if one is going at this speed and if one isn't using lights or sirens if one can't see the intersection now maybe if you're driving on some deserted texas


as a general matter it doesn't matter but common law did distinguish between crimes against the law and crimes against nature so for example a murder


contract isn't saying it comes out of the blue you know that the parties she agreed to this when she signed the contract in support he cites if the case in


out present let's forget it was about that everybody doesn't have to repeat every policy but what policies were in place to assure continuity of care in these transfers ok yes of course you're st i would like to point out


arguments here but bodily injury exclusion argument and the if you don't learn equipment practices liability some limit of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars i can cover them as the panel would like me


to or any claim against any insured and in fact the word any insured is reinforced repeatedly in this language in a way or should i ask you to use that if we agree with you on the


the amount of your benefit is based on the salary that you had before you became disabled the determination date must always be before disability and can never be after disability it's based on the


surface that can happen whether it is the surfaces covered by asphalt or not it that's really immaterial your so could i ask you this if we were to conclude that the district court was entitled to continue to


earlier your honor in table two and then as i mentioned one hundred percent of the surface of the surface oil dated table to contain p c beats seventy five percent of that exceeded


irania sleep simply reverted to its original basis of exclusion of dr carpenter which was that each has five there was no safe level of p c beats his testimony


testified that those exposures were quote high exposures and asked what he meant by that he testified that he was referring to the exceeding says of the wisconsin presidential standards that said as transcripts that lower court


i was only looking at an experiment and i hereby forfeit all other evidence produced in discovery by the defendant


knowledge ability for asylum withholding or convention against torture is to start with the asylum claim his claim is based soley on the past harm he experienced in guatemala which he asserts was inflicted on


that we signed two different contracts with pell quiets we made multiple attempts to sign what they were really trying to do and i'm going to go you didn't sign up with blue cross back in two thousand and four


network strategy until at least two thousand and ten that's in a separate separate appendix and it's uncontested that m e c c iraq during the period of this


identify and that is as the middle district of alabama and the recent louisiana supreme court decision and held they believe that what appears on a driver's license is something that a person


right but the issue there was that there was i don't believe it was possible for them actually to do what they were saying in terms of it being in violation of the policy i think i understand what they're stating the policy is that i don't believe that that was actually a


was not a factor there and shouldn't be a factor here either and there are any number of reasons why drivers elect to go on a turnpike there are often


union membership agreements and there's a good reason why the courts are in agreement on this it's not as though this case is sort of arose out of a vacuum and the reason for that the fountain head for these decisions is the supreme court's decision


action authorization whether that constitutes a waiver under the janice analysis and maybe it does but the reason that i think it doesn't here is for the reasons that i gave it she couldn't have known that she had a right


testimony by three witnesses that another person had already had confessed to have committing have to having committed a crime here of course at the didn't


had been supported in february of two thousand and four and i'd like to move on to the issue of who is on the circumstances and the exceptional circumstances


either through correspondence with medical providers and underlying policy holder or medical patient as the case may be or otherwise that there's either been a double payment or there's been an reimbursed conditional


that there's the suggestion earlier that that our position is that we need to do nothing other than present a valid a slam and that hasn't been our position at all in this case with regard to the nine hundred and forty five state


determines the underlying claims it keeps interest in principle losses on the same footing there at the same and the same part of the sentence grammatically and you have to guess he doesn't argue that federal common law must govern recovery of principle losses


a private remedy available the plaintiff mr two left he tells us it must be a private judicial remedy i will acknowledge that in the three cases in which the supreme court has said the remedies are


your honor i do not believe that would be contrary to law or statute the advisory policy got guidelines to focus on the idea of breach of trust but those are just advisory principles from the sense the commission that the


whether exception one is dealing with a portion of the case of the trial whether exception to deals with the entirety of that lawyers representation if we see this rather than a exception to cases an exception one


responsibilities to provide meaningful advocacy


assets was the nine hundred and eighty two decision of the northern district of illinois first national bank of chicago versus united states and in that case it was the government who are and the court agreed that the proper


little different though but i want to thank everybody for coming people say this is a really good turnout it looks like a great turnout and thank you especially to the city of holland for graciously allowing us to hold this event


change for the first twelve years of this organization seventeen year life we were a staff of one and so the only way that we were effective in helping to mobilize the community around advancing


whole because they're not always had a great there been times when we struggle there been times when some of you have reminded us that there are things that we need to do and we need to do this better but if the early graduates of those people is the


very far so i was thinking sitting here who is not president you know in our audience today is a lot more than those of us who are here if you want to learn about you know hinduism


in a university sent out five hundred identical resumes one set with african american sounding names and one set with caucasian sounding names identical resumes and the caucasian sounding name


to build on brian's point i try very hard in a screen to get more adult people to join me as a volunteer at a boys and girls club because i have a whole bunch of kids there on a monday and wednesday i've got two other


than they do on the streets or a lot of times at home so you know marty is exactly right the more individuals we can have their volunteer they need those mentors they need those positive role models in their lives that they may not have at


typically in college or are i mean there are some programs a lot of times for juniors summer programs in family connection we have the enrichment page you can look for different so not maybe not necessarily in


see where they're at and then a lot of times they do get those test scores back and they're not happy with them so that's really where you can kind of use khan academy and the different resources to use the test scores that you got back and kind of analyze the areas of


dave or dan any comments initially or just back up for questions that come up during the hearing


property you can't discharge and other persons property there are probations about minors use of the fireworks there are prohibitions on the transfer


that some people i should think about that don't probably realize that this is part of the issue i think on this board the people that sit on the sport and the people that work with this board you're all


first shift workers i assume that's true usually with first shift workers that's a higher economic status means that first shift workers tend to get a higher pay in america


mayor and sitting in his stead the saving i will simply remind the community of a couple of other events that are coming up this saturday we hope the weather cooperates but we have the run of the mill


increasing this is our personal property but i will further say that there is about at least over here there's a roughly if i remember right it's around eighty million dollars of


and kind of back to work we were at least closer to where we were a couple years back we did have to obviously spend funds out of that but out of that fun in the times are really running short we need some


the other major item is the bucket truck this is for the parks you'll see that we did look at a hybrid option there however we are


kind of like what like half and half considered of going considering it doing it in college but i've realized that i don't really want to keep doing the sport in college because i feel like it would just kind of interfere with what i really want to do academic


awning still bothers me again as i said before when i spoke to you i've worked on the cultural commission for many years and we see we work very diligently to actually save lighthouse


existence it's been torn down twice it's been rebuilt it was an echo inactive for over twenty years in another once it was my understanding that it's repair where at least part of its repair was to


at all it's county county land and it's a private sewage system coming standard storm water system coming off the property is the city involved in that is the city involved in them getting a permit from the no


it's well built the owner said that you've been very impressed with the management and the condo association the strength of the neighborhood really depends on the condo association and she's very pleased with what they've got we live directly


safety concern for us in terms of the children safety coming in going this photo shows van of this van right here is parked actually in the van ark home property that happens quite frequently as well


the gift shop looking at all the exhibits the interpretation messages the relevancy the connection to other things to experience the hands on the interactive the passive authenticity and overall quality dutch experience in a way that will be


asterisk next to them and these are items that we have currently placed on our consent agenda and what that means is that regardless of wherever the item shows up in the agenda what we're going to do is handle all of those items together


ordinance to allow for this project to go forward as can also prefers it will allow the pilot payment which is based on a percentage of the rounds to be paid in lieu of taxes a payment of taxes that would have a phase in from


they were requested to submit more information regarding the commitment phase so it was certainly a signal that this project had a favorable review so far it


good evening and welcome tom hagen i represent incorporated and first of all the most important thing that we'd like to do is thank you for considering the ordinance and getting to this point with


give a couple examples in a past couple weeks and it's goes on year after year either in six years and i know previous to six they have summer programs camps for different things to extend use of the campus


they allude to them in some of their postings but they were here for probably the better part of five five or six days i had the opportunity to sit down with them for a couple of hours and talk a lot about things in this community it's history where we think we're going why we


tower potentially to reject heat if snow melting wasn't available when but when snow melting is available you're able to take that waste heat instead of using a cooling tower you can take and put it under the streets and sidewalks like we do currently our existing snow


and you can talk to people and communities that are being tracked and learned how it's impacted their lives their farms michigan is huge in terms of agriculture agriculture is huge here


and that is compatible with the narrative portions of the master plan and the development record shows that the planning commission the city council have approved other single family attached developments in areas does it needed for one family residential districts so with


the private storm sewer that we are going to be constructing within the development the kind of would be responsible to maintain that similar to how they maintain their buildings their landscaping their lawns their clubhouse and their role as part of their annual dues


the loop road and what we call the shared driveways and then we would which are the driveways between the various buildings and then the individual driveways which go between those chair driveways in the garages would be built


now ok so i missed part of that because mike you're very close ok the tube is actually going at the toll or the base of the hill where it goes into the flat river bottom flood plain area so the hill comes down the


don't think we have enough information here or all the information necessary to make a recommendation on this tonight i'll say this sometimes we approve site plans subject


our from brian what i can tell you that i mean what jason has indicated i've heard with my own ears from brian white that his concern for the sighted when it comes to storm drainage is get the water out as quickly as


in their community as your state representative i will work for clearly stated common sense regulations that decrease the tax burden and encourage business growth i will push for a fiscally conservative


chicago fire happened on that day and there's some local lore that embers crossed across flew all the way across like michigan and started our fire i think this is a leary had had a cousin now her cow had a cousin who was in our part of the world and there was a second fire


dramatic change to a neighborhood from residences to party house from a family setting to a student ghetto the history of


revealed the provision again which i'd like in substantial measure i don't see how that the neighborhood those who live twenty four seventh's in this neighborhood are being unreasonable by saying give us a little bit more chance to take a look at them because they


enhanced penalties and prosecution at the local level fortini one point one would schedule a public hearing for wednesday nov twenty eighth at seven p m to obtain citizen comment on the substantial amendment of the consolidated plan and the


demand process i think what's happening here is that stock worth of punished for doing the right thing by talking to us about it first and getting our views on it though


essentially helping you to make that payment and also cover your monthly loan payment with the loan through through the state credit union basically how the program works we're offering a free site assessment for anyone that's interested in


committee transportation and infrastructure will come to order today in our continuing review of the underlying causes conditions and and factors in involved in


to limit its liability to twenty six point seven million under a little known statute the limitation of liability act of eighteen fifty one department of justice a sense filed a motion opposing trans ocean


is the proper level of liability if ten billion dollars is too low then we should set it at a level that will ensure that those responsible are fully liable and the people affected do not have to spend the rest of their lives fighting with b


cannot ensure that that we can mitigate the harm and damages and they can't get insurance should that operation be going on in america's waters these are not the waters


of big oil company these are the resources of the people of the united states of america and they deserve all the protection that we can bring so i thank the committee very much for your attention and all of your ongoing


gas industry understand our responsibility to find what happened and why and work in cooperation with government to come up with recommendations for improving this process across the board


with a fleet of u s flag tug boats barges and ferries on the east coast united states i'm testifying this morning on behalf of the american waterways operators the national trade association for the inland and coastal tugboat towboat and barge industry our


if you raise the liability cap but don't raise the requirement of having proven insurance at the same level as a liability cap or a coper at the same level what you've effectively done is create a loophole that you can drive a truck through and the consequent


a ten billion dollars or an indefinite cover an indefinite liability for some sort of spilled and so i just want to get your thoughts is that what you're hearing from your members and what we do to help that we're


the moratorium based on the knowledge of anyone on the panel how can we address at the same time the issue of safety preventing another disaster happening in the future about the same time trying to limit


safest that could be that would have had a devastating effect on home heating oil operators because the oil water might be able the filling station


six billion dollars in health care save an estimated one point six billion dollars in health care costs thanks to public investments in biomedical research and development and finally wisconsin researchers bring in a greater


health disparities under the direction of dr john ruff and and this does bring that part of it into the same status as the other institutes that direct many other kinds of research it certainly underlines the


roughen organized very much focused on health disparities and itself produced a blueprint of additional needs only i would want to say although i would agree we're not putting enough resources into health disparities we're not putting enough resources into many other things too but i


examination of resources and responsibilities i will now recognize myself for an opening statement let me first of all say to the witnesses who are here i promise to be gentle that's a joke this is my maiden voyage and actually


continued strengthening of famous regional offices is essential to measuring the effectiveness of the agency partnerships with state and local emergency managers and in turn our native nations level of preparedness i look forward to discussing administrative you gates recent memo


and there is a traditional preference for males many girls well over one hundred million girls are missing in china as one nine hundred seventy nine and one shopper couple policy was first an act they have been destroyed through sex selection


appropriate metrics by which to measure improvements in the lives of women in terms of violence those natural acts to make determinations about where we deploy resources how we deploy


al i think that you know that the secretary of defense made a decision this past year to transfer the c twenty seven program from the army and from the army national guard to the air force that left


do with that i'll turn to mr bartlett if he has further questions thank you very much general stultz we hear general casey talk about the army's fourth generation model and the heavy reliance the model has on those


p m and they granted a waiver for eleven o two which are the contracting officers so we have the ability to bring back our annuitants one and so contracting officers including a new event for a new it contracting officer or previous contracting officers were


contractor knows that it's nuclear and you never seem to do that under any circumstances even when it's virtually default so what internal mechanisms would you or for that matter mr


my friend ranking member mr jay fitz of utah members of the subcommittee hearing witnesses and all those in attendance the purpose of today's hearing is to review the existing temporary hiring authorities and current regulations and the resulting impact on temporary


fifteen and twenty of these reviews with an o p m staff member as a member of each review team and we have found no major compliance issues in these areas so in summary the use of temporary hiring authorities is critical to the park service they play a role


employees since two thousand and five mr glover is also a senior officer a senior officer specialist for the bureau of prisons in the red pennsylvania where he has served for twenty years prior to his time at the bureau


at the recurring nature of the work it's really it's really a permanent position for in reality and so it's my belief that those folks need to be given priority consideration for those positions for which they've been doing the


have a huge impact on those local economies but but what we see with these temporary jobs is you know if these folks are are expected to be hired year after year and as a temporary not afforded any


because they've been made permanent and they should at least get the reach back and say this time should count and i'll read deposit i mean we're not talking about the government necessarily we're talking about the employee being able redeposit for the right service


achieve and administration is expected to support them to get there when our students were not achieving in your two we went and observed high achieving schools in similar demographics to observe and learn best practices we are creating a culture where failure is not an option and


collection right now we're starting this first wave of school improvement grants and you've got hundreds possibly thousands of schools undergoing this attempt to do turnaround what are the consistent metrics we're going to look at across the board


we're fortunate to have an on line assessment program to desegregate our data for us immediately the teachers can get their data broken down by question and student performance on those questions and then a group of their children according to the performance on those assessments we meet


because of the engagement of the stakeholders through the local school councils that a lot of that was already there we helped them enhanced that and finally there was a focus on instruction and laser focus which is the eight steps in


work i remember when when i was outside of the teach for america where i used to work and someone said you know why don't we create a new school and then i said well you know that's cool but then i heard why don't we new schools the bottom line is if we


deployment to these three areas was the priority of the border patrol due to the high threat levels at present the only areas expected to be covered by f b i net technology on the southwest border are tucson and a whole


very similar to a department of defense a cat one or two program the g a o questions whether the f b i is and i quote a cost effective course of action although the value question is best addressed by the customs and


by the way i should mention those aren't being done independently those are being done collectively within the field leadership because we recognize that the criminal organizations historically have tried to exploit at the ports in the between the ports so what we're doing in joint planning our


when we look at prevention we look at identification and classification and responding in all the things that we try to measure how well we're doing against that the ultimate objective what we're trying to accomplish ultimately is to be able to reduce the likelihood that dangerous


yesterday and your opinion is again that i didn't have the answer to your question do you as a person who works with this closely do you believe that we should have an answer to that question that


the hardware that's already built because it's a cost reimbursable contract if we shut everything down we own it and then the question for us is do we continue to operate or not now go into sun one where we have turned this over since the birth of the border patrol water waiting to do the testing we


current system of congressional review seems adequate but where it falls outside that model then it should require affirmative votes in the house in the senate only then will congress play the role set forth in


extension with the dinosaur is abrupt and globally devastating or whether through the right kind of leadership we can


which of those agreements can you assure us will have a requirement that the other countries enter into the convention on some potentially compensation are you able to say any of these will have


by any international institution dealing with financial assistance this would be the world bank or regional bank to use subsidized loans from of civilian nuclear power programs and closing significant loopholes


term short time compensation that would prevent a decline in spending power but for it to happen is devoted to dislocation and long lasting or any loss of laid off workers and it may be cost effective from society's point of view for example the cost of


expose incumbents to new competitive threat and more innovative forms of retailing protection from new and innovative retail models was always a likely reason for r p m and we think it is even more true in the internet age


current ansi standard for the latter steps do you have a lanham a cause of action i probably have to know more but i would assume that we would because why that wouldn't be material in your view would it well


even in cmu where importation damages got measured the act of direct infringement by both the seller and the customer was not at all tied to the importing and that's why in the stand


interpreted by every circuit that's looked at it is it's a little bit more than just requiring good motives that actually requires that the employer show that it undertook some specific steps to check to see if it was


question we don't have any more insight into why that change was made what we can say is that given congress use a very well understood language language that is i don't think anyone is arguing


end and there is absolutely nothing in it that addresses back question at all and then when the court struck the expert reports the entirety of the court's analysis was i already struck that day that was a theory i found it was a


patent and the claims the entire specification indicates that this patent is about booking systems from the title which is booking method and system through each section of the


i don't have any evidence and our point is number one the evidence was in the record but parsons would have easily pointed to it if the board had simply given the parties a reason to address the issue before


presumptions had been rebutted by the v a thus the failure to afford statutory presumptions is prejudicial as a matter of law because such errors affect the essential fairness of the


process specifically because of the nature of presumptions is the shifting of the burden of proof


right your honor and in that case we have it's a simple if then situation a command is issued if something happens before it so we know what the timing is the command follows what happened before to go back to your honor's question about why we have to figure out the timing in this case


even though you may have reserved in your i p r petition that just for purposes of b are you you proposed the specific claim construction for the means for


transfer agreement that the c d c is to provide materials and to provide things that would enable researchers to further their own research pursuit what were the c d c is not personally getting involved in that research and if the c d c had wanted to get


if you look at the prior art section and compare it to the past specification you find that the translators are part of the words differently from from the application and one example of that is in the title of the section itself because


was that it wasn't that the contractor had not intentionally underbid but it seems to me that at a point according to the record or at a point the contractor was advised to add an


brown can i need i need to really ask the question so that you hear it and maybe specifically answer it could you have requested that either you be allowed to to do new borings


force to both sides you know that all these cases talk about a poster versus united states where the full court that i know what does go is but davis


the low the high level is the block where it's higher up above ok in other words it has a higher frequency is that the idea no it isn't because it's a square wave that likely refers


embodiment thirteen and in the figure it shows why you need to have the pivoting specifically to disengage the coupling number and so if you look at it by figure eighty seven for example which is on page thirty seven


talked about five different rating panels selection panels was is there anything in the record to show whether or not mr dancy was there any of those panels so i believe mr


proceeding the meaning of carry is irrelevant when the entire configuration has been ignored and i think just point is abundantly clear when you look at the appendix at five hundred and fifty and this is an argument that


cars or something they could they could do that but they have to they have to take the right part out and they have to follow the directions and they have to do so their humans are not going to do so with the same degree of precision


micro appears to be suggesting that the i p s based or the firewall based user option has to be the type of occurrence mitigation action that is typically performed by a firewall or


quotes to connote the initial language of l n one g as they called it code for providing the user with one or more options to selectively utilize different occurrence mitigation actions of diverse occurrence mitigation types


infringing alternative to six to seven which was the primary reason for the a g s granting a new trial and damages the elf jury with a purely paper invention conceived a month before trial that was


other no no your honor it doesn't just because the radiograph and that's actually highlighted by the fact that the claims also include separated features the separated features are clean just the exact same way as the radiographic markers they provide no


have to because the c a v he found this because of the hearing and premature because of the other stuff or whether they did provide significant stansell analysis of the track or


remedy i'm hearing you say that of course they could in the circumstances that the ground exactly runners of course the court has wide discretion to fashion a remedy that happens in many many cases where the court thinks


construction but that certainly would have been an argument that would have been available to council yes yes tox you stop i understand


and the court denied that finding that factual issues precluded a finding of no induced infringement i think adobe already had that opportunity it presented its case tech sec successfully oppose that and that issue should have been an issue that was presented


judgment motion and throughout the briefing it is always the combination of those things that is being advanced as the purported innovation not just multi level well if you


after giving notice file supplemental applications that were you'll be real process and the real label that they intend to use congress could not have intended to create a statutory scheme that could be so easily games


that while the clean says solution it's looking looking at the plain language alone and saying that you have to look at all known and


three courts are allergic to deciding hypothetical cases and the government basically saying this is a hypothetical case it's not a real world case in this respect


given that they did not take issue with any of the factual statements that microsoft advanced this notion that somehow discovery would have changed things after they affirmatively accept that these is true that just doesn't make any sense


l one law again and nine months before conception and then the publication by dr honcho dr wood and dr freeman of the article that was published i


before the filing of a patent application this has to do with conception which in this case occurred on october th two thousand the patent applications here were filed until two thousand and three


c well i would what i guess what i would say judge laurie with respect is even for even let's just take a case of a soul inventor if the soul inventor conceived if the if the conception was the combination of a and b


opponents are making is that this is a question of law that the court committed reversible error it's a question of law the significance of the contributions that's the ultimate conclusion but factual the subsidiary factual question


correct so there are several factors that enter into the ultimately bhushan several factual questions one of which is where they collaborating were they working towards the same and that's part of the proof that's part of the burden of proof and of course in this case judge ferris


civil but not certain developments during the administration of the contract just drawn there there are some but don't forget this isn't a contract provision the challenge regulation was not


was the government's position that there's just something to murky about this paragraph that it doesn't have any presidential value at all it doesn't there's no take away


that it could rely on the section six hundred and thirty one discussion because it was simply insufficient to provide any type of rule or explanation and because the waiver discussion is


the wrong point in time this court has repeatedly spoken to the issue of pre war protests and prejudice and what you need the question you need to ask in the question judge brooding should have asked was could you even if you thought one to


are under section two hundred and eight i want to just very quickly touch on god because it's important the government keeps relying on godly and you know it's important to note that in godly what was happening was that the government was asking the court of


the the facts in those cases the government objected there because there was not cost of pricing data to support a change judge margolis the court of federal claims so that was only one factor to consider in


what it was well thank you so but you're asking the question and at least bill says current with real estate he's got the time i really don't have the time or but right now check


building things not actually invest in people and that's why i have a campaign that talks about people before politics and his neighborhood focus because a city we're not doing that and it's just it becomes talk it's


cost of street maintenance partnering with the university school start times trash hauling


that will cost between fifteen hundred to ten thousand dollars and with insulation again twenty five hundred to fifteen thousand plus and then when you have a large property some people might have large


in the first part of this presentation to fix units and you have to you know whatever you're building and whatever water meter fixtures you have it has to be within the capacity of the water meter that's currently serving the property the


thousand gallons of flow and our concern is that it's going to go over that and we can't read what it is that we can charge them well it seems ridiculous to limit what people can and can't do in their houses just because we might


plan thank you very much ms hogan members any need for clarification thank you thank you mr weldon bring rosemary robins followed by david daly


water challenges and they're going to going to get worse in the very near future and maybe then it becomes a national challenge i go to it all the conferences and until it becomes a national job it's just me against you you know it's your little county figuring it all out and


schedule we're going to be moving on it and i hope the rest of our members are willing to work along with us to get some of this accomplished and that we can leave and walk out with some of these issues when we walked in wanting to accomplish thank


and in some pockets of the organization it's worked well in some manufacturing facilities it's been a little bit more difficult but we've also challenge them to say does it have to be first second or third can it be a twelve hour shift three days a week can we look for


ago he's written several books and has worked extensively in the last decade on getting the awareness of why kids are not going outside anymore and maybe the more important like families are connected to the outdoors anymore and he is he was here visiting us and i was two


well the regular meeting of the water resources committee please come to order i am the chair of this committee gladys and today is wednesday august fifth twenty fifteen and it's approximately five minutes after nine in the


development plan and where is it hasn't it happened and of course there was an attempt today to try to help the whole complicated this isn't the process that's ahead of us in order for us to have something that is more relevant to what


a good start you know the chair keeps saying that she's just been on this just a short bit but quite a bit as come before us and i appreciate it thank you thank you very much mr


so people know what you're responding to what is your highest priority for driving growth in downtown and increasing the overall vitality of the area well like my counterparts there's not just one thing there's there's a number of things you know when i opened my art gallery i


of getting a lot of development happening downtown i'm concerned that we're not seeing the benefits of that throughout the neighborhoods and same all because of the amount of that that's caught up in taxi to


protest and i believe that the athletes in the marathon have the right to run a safe marathon and i put absolute faith i think our police officers have shown themselves to be to be professional and to be able to handle the situation so that everybody has a say


receiving some services through an i p so our special ed staff is is higher in some cases double and some of the schools that you mentioned in the new academy model we expect student teacher ratios


have certain assumptions behind that in that thought one is that the high school for the conversation i've heard is going to use most if not all of that money and it's really planning stage and it's going it's going to take a good chunk of that money this is not drastically


citizens in government the l w p and the kids who made this event possible tonight do not endorse or oppose any political party or candidate the purpose of tonight's forum is to hear each candidate's few on a variety


up to two minutes for an opening statement following that candidates will have two minutes to respond to written questions from the audience question cards are being collected no questions of a personal nature will be allowed


and that being one of the major expenses as a lot of their other expenses have come have had been reduced one of the things we've been trying to do is to keep a little bit of a lid on property taxes they have been going up but through the


million dollars right there without any public discussion and it's going to be spent to like three times yeah just briefly on the on the police lab issue which was clearly a major issue tom's characterization is just


seller of the building is going to be responsible for the contamination so it undermines everything you're trying to do when you don't connect the dots and pay attention all the details and as a lawyer and a businessman i assure you i pay attention to details and as a community activist


issues maybe at a later date you know we need to sit down and talk about it this committee but maybe another committee the discussion on on what we need to do as far as collective bargaining is concerned thank you you know i think that might be a good issue for your committee


right it is it is time that they are credited with but that means they leave their job and they get paid for the entire amount of sick leave that's a bit crude so to say that that doesn't cost the same thing is just not quite accurate might actually


that right now to rectify that situation so that we are more correctly following gap but also accounting for the kind of control you really need in place over construction projects sorry for going on a little bit but it's a little bit of a


million which is that lower blueline five percent of that five percent of that ninety five million is four point seven six million so the idea is that we would want to have based on this guideline between two point nine


prepared to read it he understands our power better than most of us do us proud of his business then the next he said in the meantime while promoting the crony


lived there for about ten years and i decided to run for city council because i really love my town and i feel i can contribute a lot to it as an engineer as a parent as a veteran


are in crisis


risks independently of agencies and activities that we're trying to provide oversight over and i think that's another thing missing from state and local government


all right i found it and mr sullivan nightingale will go first and mr glass and ms brown i'm on what is your position on a major league soccer stadium in st paul and would you work to have a


to celebrate you and collaborate with you and help problem solve it is truly truly an honor to serve in city council and especially with this incredible diverse and wonderful ward i am so proud of what we've done and i'm proud of what we're


want work were wondering if there should be an upper limit that you cannot exceed a certain square footage a certain size and what we discovered then and still holds


again the idea that with these human exchanges there's more likelihood that people are going to understand just like dan was saying that that police officers can be coming and have seen or have seen not in the very in the very future


hour might be on the higher side for me are you aware of the cost of living and what it will cost actually to rent out an apartment in sort of be able to just meet


very dangerous situation yet it is the wise choice you don't yourself kill but as someone who's who's survived cancer there's life is something you want to experience now and what you need to live it now and


conversation space for every town in the state and so they put out the bid we bid on it we were obviously well situated to do that we were already providing the service pretty much what they were looking for and half the


there are times though and she's on i probably have bruises and colleagues that we could to remind us of people who really are there they're not backing down and they're pretty pumped up and and we just tell me this isn't the place you know the going to have to be other venues


don't anticipate that i was going to sit down and poor through every issue and so we've organized in such a way that there's that hopefully fairly handy table of contents right at the top and it's interesting that at first we just went with the headlines we thought well that's what's important


map and when you haul these things not everybody wants to do it but that's where we like especially once again be good in an area that maybe other people kind of shy away from and specialize in and so some of the challenges and changes that we have here


i don't know if everybody's heard of those and the impact that's having on the industry but as of next month they're going to be mandatory so no longer going to log books and you fill it out and mistakes are made in their fudged and call it what you want


which which has a great presence on line and if you're not familiar with our community cares camp you're going to hear a little bit of fan stuff from me today but i love what rob does and i love what


on the front page there was a smaller photo that was kind of a panoramic of the vineyard that draws people in so that might be another approach to doing it to get the information out there without overloading


levels prevention is goal at community leaders maybe the nevada county suicide rate running much higher than the state average community leaders are focusing more efforts on suicide prevention and the latest


she said many at the conference said education of the entire community will be key cut to county suicide rate by fifty percent the goal of the group who held the summit they hope it leads to the creation of a local suicide


caller from the fourteen thousand block a highway one seventy four reported theft of a television from an unlocked vehicle at eight ten a m a caller from the eleven thousand block of lower circle drive reported several mailboxes in an area were smashed last night at ten thirty


i under his leadership was faulted by the september eleventh commission for being ill prepared for the terror attacks and throws a giuliani is exaggerating when he claims as he often does have studied islamic terrorism for thirty years because as a federal


another nears some people pile them under their sink others use them to line their waste baskets but in the end nearly nineteen billion plastic grocery bags end up in california's landfills or


war occupied twenty percent of c n n time news hole and eighteen percent a m s n b c on fox the war was talked about only six percent of the time the independent think tanks report freshens a debate over


records the county's probation department may recommend drug treatment for winstead could be said in that case her probation would include required counseling the probation department report is not available to the public


has resulted in political opposition to his speaking out about the israeli palestine conflict for years finkelstein has been one of the most prominent critics of the israeli government and american act


arraigned on charges of murder and involuntary manslaughter in the beating death of donald sullivan of grass valley mcdonnell allegedly had accused his this strange wife of having an affair with sullivan prior to the alleged beating


adequately negotiate with homeowners before the file to be filed suit to condemn their land and allow building efforts to begin and that is a wrap for world news


forty five thousand dollars discovered last week can be returned to law enforcement agencies involved in the case they get spread around among law enforcement that arrests investigates and person prosecuted the person said placer deputy district


was dumped in his driveway before fifteen pm a caller from the seventeen thousand block of huckleberry drive reported the depth of a for sale sign from a golf cart it was later found at the lake wildwood security guards had removed a sign because it violated the rules of the community


case against mr medlin either he has every reason to have his prints on sprats house klein said because the midlands were frequent social guests at her apartment on empire street grass valley that's where the neighbors found her on may third when they came into the house


said he expects her to help with the investigation nobody answered the door and heard department and good your messages left by the associated press who covered the story and numbers of listed birds were not returned heard worked as a preclear i'm an engineer responsible


back by the electrical panel and the water heater is right next to it we didn't have enough items left at the scene to say for sure without a doubt what it was


and deli workers at about three hundred stores according to separate statements released by the union and safeway the pacific details of the new four year accord were not revealed though the union said it had achieved its goals in


begins october first has helped by storms in october but november has been seventeen percent of average precipitation october contributed to a little more than its share in november is falling down on the job and may get a license its license


outrage across the nation and across the world not only burmese people all across the world in defense of burma ask the military dictator to stop now and in egypt twenty three independent opposition


hello welcome to the t v news i'm really scared and today's news our highlights our grass valley police target high crash area a car thief on the loose law enforcement are looking for them local girl fights bone cancer community help


on thursday arar testified to the house judiciary and foreign affairs committee by fia conference because he remains barred from entering the united states the bush administration maintains that arar poses a national security threat democratic congress


representative john murtha i says i must have had twenty five to thirty members democrats come to me yesterday very agitated about this coming to the floor right now they have gotten the message so i would say that if i were to return if i was to run


warning an estimated five million people are lacking enough food burma's food crisis has worsened during the military's young crackdown on a pro democracy uprising the world food program regional director tony banbury so the shortfall in


said they were going to break the homeowners legs sheriff's investigators say the recent string of similar attempted robberies are not linked but a suspect the suspect different they


policy makers need to take action to keep the species from declining even further fortunately people's actions can still make a difference great butcher adds average citizens can change the fate of these birds just as average citizens help confirm the


construction equipment behind it business police took a report the pictures used in the blotter are not from actual events another story


take effect in december thirty days after passing its required second reading at the november thirteenth council meeting and in another story you can paint the town red whenever you want but when it comes to honoring women and the


out of the driver's side window the bags contained important papers which may have been paychecks jenkins said both men were able to climb over the barrier to safety no one was hurt during the mudslide jenkins said and


arguments today in a case challenging the bush administration's jailing of hundreds of wooden guantanamo prisoners without a trial lawyers for the prisoners who are the denial of behaviors corpus violates the constitution and international law all of the quinton


billed agencies for fair expenses endangered species rulings reversed over political lobbying broadway stage chant and their labor strike but before these stories we would like to thank our underwriters once


constitutional changes opposed by oil rich areas bolivian president evo morales says the plan will give bolivia's indigenous and poor communities a greater voice in running the country the proposal will go before the national referendum in the coming


tree off i went seventy four in cedar ridge freeman's friend a fifteen year old boy who was riding in the back seat he was injured and survived the accident lawyer and her friend had reportedly just met yeager twenty two of las


for forty nine p m a call from the ten thousand block of paradise drive reported someone nearby was young for help and for someone to call nine one one was a promo fight the same block of paradise drive a man's ex wife showed up and caused a fight and left no rest


amount of land within its internationally rep and i used the orders palestinian president mahmoud abbas also said all we want is the state to be on a nine hundred sixty seven borders meaning the size of the west bank and the gaza strip is


if you want more information about this you can go to american pyro dot com for more information about the state by state fireworks laws the alliance to stop consumer fireworks includes the national fire protection association the american academy of pediatrics


eventually restored custody but without a place to live the family has moved from one shelter to another it's hard to get an apartment anywhere especially with the size of apartment i


disappointed about their sales numbers but he hastened to add that he also heard from some people who posted modest increases test kitchen store in grass valley which expanded its store by one third in


usually in recess this week but on wednesday the senate held a nine second session in order to prevent bush from promoting steven bradbury to becoming the chief justice department's office of legislative counsel bradbury is currently the acting chief but his


again and again many lunch i don't is also available if you don't see it on the menu just let me know and maybe it'll be on there next week the star who is famous wizard involvement with a trip to trash the original hard drive has been a yearly modeling event


once in a police custody their guns are checked with the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms to see if they were stolen always said ninety nine percent of the guns recovered are destroyed and if the guns were stolen they are returned to their owners if possible participants


lumber mill directly east of downtown truckee the development of partnership between the town of truckee and holiday development will include commercial and residential components including a theater and a hotel on the eastern end of commercial row


hundred five after thirty one day battle that pitted some one hundred thousand u s troops against twenty one thousand two hundred japanese he turning point in a war with japan some six thousand eight hundred twenty one americans were killed and nearly twenty two thousand


possessing a controlled substance and evading a police officer the u s attorney's office credited this case to be cooperation between nevada city and grass valley police departments and the nevada county's district


around the vehicle it said that there were sixty five passengers and two drivers on the bus most everyone was asleep on the bus at the time of the crash no other vehicles were involved said there was no


move i'm in extremis sullivan said trying to explain how and why she started using drugs i was always curious her childhood and captain bill was relatively happy and free of abuse or


took turns of striking me and all that time the district attorney kept making them on gentlemen that's what cops do to a respectable citizen who won't help them frame an innocent man and you'll deny the truth of your signed confession against big bill anderson i signed to keep him


a resident of south burlington there's an industrial park right across the street that would have been a perfect location for this kind of business where it would not have bothered the residential area at all so it's it is a larger


small again to market street or garden street it is a single span bridge it does have a lower cost and you would also be able to be remain in place


invited and paid committee they provided their recommendations their input on this project and they also found that alternatives two or three would be the best to move forward expressing that they best accommodate the


especially with affordable housing for workers and so forth but i haven't heard anybody on either side mention the health effects of this plane the f a a does not buy these homes for fun or for any economic reason it's because all vailable medical evidence is agreed upon that


isn't the dangers we face anymore it's i c b m s with nuclear missiles on them it's cruise missiles with nuclear missiles on its terrorism and its nationalist asters that are going to harm for mine yet thirty five does not allow the guard to protect us from any of those things and if the mission of the


first if we could and then we can deal with the other two and i move that the select board approved first classical license renewal for kevin cody incorporated doing business as cody's irish pub and grew with outside consumption permit i


air compressed you know nail gun on the roof at about six fifteen am i heard it and i decided to go over later and talk to the builder but somebody in my neighborhood called the police right and so by the time i got there at seven thirty to find the


is specifically for capital costs so it is we're building which is very unusual my suspicion it is that they are concerned about national funding for


i'm one of the feedback that we heard at the meeting two weeks ago is making sure that there's sidewalk and crosswalk connection across to this neighborhood just across spear chute here as well as connectivity to the


future really well then we can talk about the process but you know i think i agree with tim that we have a very structured and i think full


what you're used to seeing when you are reviewing the internal financials reports mostly just the current readily available items which is generally around sixty days available so


on the sheet as it were if we were to enact the policy today that we used column i guess the thing that's a good one how many properties is it on this list that that would it


what the couple options that we think we've discussed here and the other the other question if i can ask another so so that you're saying that these these thirty one is the math right twenty four of them have more


that's really what you and i need you know what we propose we do we get what i mean that would be your decision whether you feel you can take that role on


lead in an alternate so that they're able to attend all the meetings it sounds like there's groups and i think while he is going to be very upset with me after my next sentence the chief of police or his


desk right here in the very center so good a village key to provide assistance to people on this floor so it's a very efficient layout we also have some


jennifer developed for the library and we've been working with her in terms of the how the collection is presented in terms of height the shelving and spacing of shelving our goal again is to make sure that each one of the three options would be consistent other than


so it's about knowing how to operate the truck maintain the equipment use the equipment to be trained in the escalation and about we took we solicited volunteers and i think about thirty so about half of our over half of our patrol force


east this time you know we look at a lot of different laura like vary the city was they looked at all sorts of locations i really like the feel of having it in the street in a fairly narrow street just so it feels like this like a festival you feel like wow


facility was serving that need particularly while for particularly younger kids or folks with mobility issues but you know i think that would be sort of the third tier of you know if an a for to be wheeled into the budget how that might


so one of the one of the items that we're proposing can cost budget which is care carried in that three point nine million dollars budget is the use of a pool that would require a lot less meat and strut its entire life which isn't


building and i'm just interesting to what extent the business is in that corner or particularly in the spring the a found that speaking in vision is the business district i can think of a few businesses that are there now that


you know some of the controversy is that this will eliminate some positions in people lose their jobs and that is obviously uncomfortable for especially the folks who have those jobs they don't want to see that but they say the issues


district so i think that's about where we want to be


that instance the network sees that value we show them the data so they're actually going to purchase a new system for us so that's just great so that's the way that financially that the network will help us with it you know every once in a while there may be something that


difference between the public input process that would happen an option and the public input pop sions per process for option b and what the results would what would happen with those


necessarily take into account the size of the parcel and what's around it is it contiguous to a bunch of houses or as it continues to hundreds of area of acres of open land i'm not saying he did look that it doesn't


decide to make any changes to but i think anything that's not clear we don't want to just make a decision we'd want to be able to figure out what to do to get a better handle on what might need to be done and i don't see us waiting another five or


is on saturday may nineteenth the park's rec department put this together for the moment together and presented you with the memo apologized to them on the packet had a couple of typos it listed sue is still being on the board and


i would think that any nonprofit organization that happens to know that approximately one hundred forty thousand dollars in grant money is available on in the old basis and doesn't apply for it that's a they're falling down but we're not sharing that enough i would say that we're not sharing that enough


projects tend to not score well in our system and it was it was a mechanism that was put in place to try to relieve some of that pressure for some of those small projects so and there are


that really met the definition of what you would consider to be open space within this context so we we have not proposed any points on design for context this is one its way to that one and a half


keep things moving forward the steering committee heather mentioned great him put her on the process thoughtful smart creative folks who really gave us great input and i do want to say jessie


efforts together in a coherent way for people to understand that they're all feeding into a sink strategy and when you keep asking people the same questions with no or different questions with no


another story and i don't i think we're early in that i don't think we have the answers and i don't think we're going to have the answers i think that's where this becomes kind of a relinquishing control to the community to see what the community does with it


maintain the twenty mile trail system out there so that town residents and visitors can continue to enjoy these manatees with limited additional allocation of resources from the


repair so the second section of under maintenance talks about the development of an annual maintenance plan which will be done cooperatively between the town and


where c v s is and primarily the building main purpose of building is to to promote different masonic activities related to masonic lodges and then bodies and so there are two masonic lodges that


developments that impact the roads are the trustees involved pre planning approval because it seems like once the proof was given in waivers and been given that in our


energy credits are retired to the utility so that this project can actually be considered one hundred percent renewable and count towards the renewal goals for not only the town


see the that you do but we see the outcome so that's my political speech thank you i would i would echo that you throw my two cents in in my role in real estate i get to go to a lot of other towns and i will say we probably have


discreet interventions that we did were to try to enhance equity of the burlington police department yes yours you know please god well i mean when you're describing that i'm just wondering if there's if there's a piece of that that is like supervision two


indicating you know impairment or a quantity of are one of the two legal which would be what more than two ounces something like that in personal possession the chief is looking at other people so it's going to be more than an ounce so the


that black drivers are stopped more often as a percent of the population than white drivers so we'd like to get a better handle on that one of our next projects is going to be as eric kratovil brings up is it equipment violations is it


little bit of discussion about the platts and plans that go with this so when this subdivision was created originally you can see that the driveway serving the house on lot to actually comes across lot


that's what i do i'm a cognitive scientist they study how people think so cognitive science can be thought of as the interdisciplinary interdisciplinary study of the mind we as cognitive scientists look at how we


helping you know they're just they're just doing their thing and i mean for someone and russia i think russia's point of view is that they want to be the dominant power in the world and for someone who want to be the dominant power i don't think what they're doing is helping them out they should be helping the people of syria they should not


the product i mean we put in the work every day in practice and we've been practicing hard everybody skilled we work in a little things and it's paid off in the games and i guess other teams aren't doing it as well as we are and it's just it's just been working out so now let me just ask you a


obviously were disasters and you could argue well france hasn't had a serious accident but you have that kind of serious accident and you notice and so people have to evaluate risk for themselves nuclear is a topic in which i like to say as little as


depending on in california how much money you make so there is a very complicated pricing structure so all this graph is giving you is different prices for energy depending on demand so california really socks it to


he does not want to hear that he's not interested in that and he's not going to be motivated by that so the selling broker really has a very difficult job some time to arrive at what


in that you and i know this one particular district in belmont that people lean to because of those activities they seem to be able to have more and therefore more people are interested in living


agent is up on what the market will bear what the conditions are and he knows better than you do the condition of your house from an objective point of view you live in a house for forty years you become very attached to it


disenfranchise at a felony can be really it's not even just like killing someone or it can be drug violations right selling drugs that can be a felony for you and so a drug dealer someone who's like living in like i mean a poor


included the department of justice and then private law and then in a boston law firm prominent boston law firm and she could have relaxed at some point but in two thousand and seven


nothing on lawful about president trump appointing people we think are despicable to run these agencies he's allowed to do that the only way we can undo it is to vote these guys out we have to vote


agency to do but the important thing is that you get your comments in and it's not enough to say your rule is crummy throw it away you have to articulate why is it crummy what is unacceptable about the rule does it


will never be half the person i have become or is all of these women who have had to deal with larry nascar you will never be as strong and you will never be as brave instead you come to court and sit in the back row after being called out on social media for not


all right so today we will be discussing trump's plans for a large scale military parade us in north korea and just basically what they'll be doing at the winter olympics school districts pulling out too you know classic novels classic books and the justice system protests by


of series you score and you know it comes down to the final minutes again you're winning by three the other teams elected not to kick a field goal for whatever reason this this week a different reason apparently as i kind of alluded to on the broadcast of


st of all i think most of the time when we talk about support animals on planes we're thinking what dogs maybe cats and we see some some crazy animals but i mean a squirrel i mean i've never heard of someone having a fed squirrel because i mean also when we're talking about support animals this is usually like


to be excited about is finding ways for people to choose to bike you know and take take take less room and so i'm excited about the pump in the community path progress really i think the big news that happened in august is that we did persuade the state and i


i say we've got about twelve months of you know six to twelve months of resolving basic issues one of those still thinking of every every major every bite that cuts across a lot of little has a bunch lot of little problems in it each one that has to be solved is too close to this to be


that you know as a region as a state we have to keep developing more housing because housing is just too expensive it's a reason it's a real drag on and on the ability of young people to to make their way in the


see the governor signed into law legislation that we have worked on representative law and senator brownsburg and myself to increase the number of liquor licenses for watertown another area that


eight to twelve months at the end of which there will be recommendations that we'll be working hard to implement closely related at least in terms of geography is a project underway to link up


starting with cushing square when i was in front of you at this for april of two thousand and thirteen i was chairman of the planning board at the time and you know i told you that question village was about to


and you're hearing from a lot of speakers and to more from the state legislature so rather than go through a long list i maybe i'll just i have a lot of stuff i could talk about maybe i'll just talk about the budget we just did because we just concluded


other thing i just want to touch on which we haven't really talked about here but is the level of change that's happening at the department of transportation in the state in the structure that we've put in place particularly for it to manage the n b a i think is


issue is the phone and they're trying to prevent but i think it personally comes down to you as an individual if you feel like you want to use a phone you should be ready you want you to phone a question you should be ready and accept the consequences that comes with that so you could spend you know forty five minutes of a class on your phone


hopefully this has highlighted some of the important science behind addiction and if there are a couple of things that i would make a plug for is to continue to educate people about the science behind this


doing because to get through that to me is unfathomable and i've seen people do it and they're the most strong people i think i've met and particularly people who come forward and tell their story of their family struggle and


fireworks show was just about to begin i was ready to just live in the moment and enjoy the celebration when the first fireworks exploded into the sky and burst with pink and green sparklers


something going on at school they're struggling and they have no where to they have no want to look onto and they see a gang where these people you know they're doing bad stuff but they you know they're ride it out is they they really depend on each other they put their lives on each other's arms and for someone who


something should be done about this or whether it would you know take away your right to free speech no i think if you're saying what premises tend to say extremely extremely offensive stuff just offensive he said something he said that offended me they used


sets up an optical link collects the data brings it home we look at it and we think oh cool let's change the geochemical sensor profiling let's do something different right now we're releasing the waste here and you'll see


sleepless night because a headache like weakness forced me to not only acknowledge a frailty of human life but also to question the certainty of the future that we often took for granted why feel better tomorrow why be able to go to school tomorrow


it's a way for people to escape that and judge is the door does not have the money or jobs to accommodate two hundred thousand people getting deported back and but here's the thing though ok these people have been here since two thousand and


for joining us this afternoon as the f b i continues to celebrate twenty five years of making a difference in the belmont public school this event would not be possible without countless volunteer hours and we would especially like to


trodden we are ready to begin the two thousand and eighteen f b s spelling bee all right well thank you for being here everybody kindergartners are you ready for the spelling bee


high those boards up hold them up so my is spelled m a


the right way to spell it is f o x excellent good job all right put those boards down and raise them ready for your next word


dry erase board big big big letters when you hear the bell you're going to hold up the board for everybody to see and everybody at home to see do not put the board down until we tell you to good


word no i know that you all have worked really really hard on this


group number eight they shoot they score they spell


to get involved in think about the hard work of the town is put forward over the last few years regarding the the project that we have being voted on on tuesday in respect to the schools bill of all over a tremendously hard


another property as i mentioned is nanomaterials have very unique colors so this is an example you know when you look at gold for us it's all yellow and but that's just the ball


so what should we be talking about without the health but the real cause of help and we should be talking about efforts to improve health for example at first like early childhood education we know that early childhood education is associate with a benefit cost ratio but five dollars to one for every dollar we


teeth has unfortunately not fix my problems my orthodontist insisted that i needed to just surgeries and a chin surgery a procedure over eight hours along with this three month recovery period while i was in surgery my mom received


you laugh at a joke i do love the thrill of trying to throw you off your game i see the same passion in my mom my brother my sister and my dad where a family who plays to win i wouldn't be the same person i am today without it my competitiveness has made me a


variance throughout the plan drive it you're also talking about giving people homes that they can design and they can be high end so theoretically by command and i don't really want my house at thirty five feet


planning commission approved thirty five foot set back in august but the plans that was submitted to the planing commission in january of this year showed a thirty five foot setback


talking about other items spending decisions on the new ball field lights come up they're just a plethora of examples that i could talk about but i would like to encourage you


decide whether or not it's going to be good for the home for the family i mean if i go out and come home with a stuffed elephant and put it in my living room chances are my wife is not going to be very happy with me and i may be trying to get that elephant


because i lived the homeowners association it was never in any of our deeds ever get the information you need get out so i you know it's never in anybody's deed had i known that it was there was a fifty foot easement that ran through the middle of my


impacted because they want to things that we try to do is to budget based on the assessed value and if that assess value is constantly changing and we had a signal there was a number of changes negative last year based


full time but i agree that the part time is necessary for the scheduling flexibility and all that sort of margin seeds and things of that nature you can having been in management i could never find enough good part time employees in really big school


similar request and the process there is that there is a statutory process in place and very costly time consuming plus there's also the question which we really never broach was whether we'd have with them probably upper big we couldn't just handpicked you to buy and


support us or maybe i should ask if the police would enforce the no parking you're pulling over on that side during that period of time is there often people park people pulled over and just raising a concern because if there


down right where mr harvison was talking about but as far as volumes of traffic any place that you can cut through people well mr ball can attest to that when we were talking about traffic calming in his


people in the community and in stewards of the community i think that that should be considered in a priority when you look at the approval of these plans and then the other just to the argument that the


property if you're pretty damn well certain over the next somebody years it's gonna be a housing development there and that's why this brode was put there and that's why we put the sign out to let people know that there was a possibility that that


realized the hesitancy in having to go to the union and try to negotiate about some of these criteria i think there are other things that are normally put in the policy related to that as well as


a way of eliminating some of the traffic on a residential street planning commission pretty much didn't really have much discussion on said that they thought that the


fifty foot wide buffer what exists there now is approximately eight hundred feet or so which are normal process in a grandfather does it grandfather does that i think that's a good term build mr johnson


the time was for a bank now it's a rush draw and those are quite different and then it is again a residential property so you know that's where the buffer area can


came cut down a couple trees they gave me a credit they said here's a list of trees to buy i put one of those trees in now it's not acceptable so they're just going to cut it down it's thirty feet if you give them a writing by any chance or did you get


from your data your home let us show sprinklers off for an extended period of time and show up here tonight and i see the meeting fact sheet has it exactly right i don't know who wrote this but it


and sprinkler systems do exist in a lot of communities and it a lot of commercial buildings certainly the experience that's as you said experience happened in your neighborhood


or the requirement of sprinklers but i meant is how we enforce the requirement sprinklers so again that was sort of how this came about so the board does have a lot of think about how once you go forward with sprinklers in these patterns we do you have a


that we have to consider as well you just can't change an ordinance just because of faulty extraction or or or improper installation so those are things we have to look i'm not saying that is the reason but we also have to


comments he was limited to five minutes for non agenda items that would be a discussion on an item that is not on the agenda is there anyone would like to come up and speak at this time ok


considering some alternative to just speed bumps obviously the medial strips are a lot more expensive but i think in the long run


three twenty four got real drive i guess my question is do i still maintain the property i've been going to for twelve years well that that is how big your tour we have a number of open space parcels that people maintain and you know they don't do


i don't i don't believe that there were any surveys him in that area we want people close to anybody and nobody requested a server and none of the three has requested a survey and we were all told that the builders


forest and it was level so i said to that point mr johnson what the township have recourse against the development


but it also incorporates the news about four or five resolutions and since the last reduction dress changes in federal pension laws that we've gone over the last few years so they're


he had a viable plan that didn't require all of this and i don't know whether his plan split peters up i'm not but it seems to me that that if he is we should investigate that because and he's going


money off of that the other thing that we know is that it results in more recycling in what what we're public showed is that what we thought was really kind of interesting they did two case studies murrysville does and plan does exactly the


taking it right up through the valley because they wanted to see a huge financial reimbursement for having a right of way to their property now as we said we have not blocked them in any way because they can go to the end of


ten engine to eight inches because we are not following the creek and instead had to go around it and come up on just about that you have a smaller watershed area that you can serve again it wasn't because of us it was because how we


of the overlay district of residential areas would not be constitutional and so that we would have to change our scheme and we have a number of options that we'd like to review and try to come up with some kind of a consensus on how to


been presented in addition to the ones that were recommended by the planning commission or the ones we are asking that you adopt we think that that this alternately will work out for the neighborhood because


where credit's due and i think ed deserves some credit here because he really really worked hard he brokered this deal he really act is in between he helped us to bring the parties together and did a lot of time when he came out to the property which was big to


impossible to create and it was just night and day and i think that was pretty much unanimous really everybody who looked at it so you can't do anything in the digital sign that you can't do in a static sign so if you're


between now and then the laser but we also expect that going to construction this year and to be complete again about this time next year and have been telling for many years it's on horizon all this time it's really on horizon


my understanding is you'd like to have them at certain major intersections and i don't see that that would be a good thing for us to allow because other than where do we stop you know that there's other churches there other organizations why would a