win win win situation jesus wins you win that person wins but how do you know that if you don't do it get deeper with christ yeah things over forty five years he talks about that


myself why i'm here and how we got here i am during the vietnam war might grant i was pregnant and she carried it she was pregnant she carried my mom on one side of my aunt on the other and she flee from awards foreign country to protect her family


community members who have the local language we can do it it's a resource question it's a staffing question it's a professional development question and it starts by utilizing who's in the community


number two what about critical harsh or more correction the law anybody experience that where that there was more of your no good then you are good was anybody at all you heard about is what the bad things you


is there is hope kimi dot org also legit know if you would like to talk to me person you can always give me a call toll free anytime want a six six one god you have been listening to me very so with pastor richard over through jesus


to the circumstances then i become a complainants are complaining before the law or by when i look through the eyes of jesus to the gap in love i see just those people as a victim of the enemy and i don't


arranging writing and writing has been i think what what why i do the studio is i write a lot of songs and then


visible people an iceberg tip out there in the different military groups and different agencies that are patriots and i've always said our governments our biggest problem and our best asset in that the americans still there


now the point that i was going to make is that the mohammad say ok you eat once a day now some well even thinking just just condemns that because they so used to snack in like crazy they so used to


in what their reality is that must now become their actuality it reads in let the people of the gospel judged by what god has revealed in it and whoever judges not by what god has


all i'm saying is all i'm sayin is survive


them but for many of them as long as their own immediate family and friends are doing well they wouldn't even care much about the rest of the americans themselves like for example homelessness in many senses in america


elements of the public realm themselves about insure or so i don't see a cross walk or a bike rack other elements could become something artful or something unique and creative and we


infrastructure plan and that we have just finished the first year in point taishan and have four funded years of head ahead will be making major investments in our in our public realm and our streets and our sidewalks and we have


different ways so without a doubt we understand that there will have to be common operational policies and every police chief that i knows aware is aware of that and willing to to make that concession and certainly there is a personal touch and a personal


and she was really interested in supporting women especially who had lost sons in the war probably the civil war around the early one thousand nine hundred six it was started a methodist church there


are very aware of the desire to have mitigation for the school that is out there and where the pecking order comes into play i don't know how that will happen but patience i guess is one of the


they had thought maybe it was just growing pains that he was going through but apparently multiple opinions indicate not so it's too bad library


temporary interior and then you could move it again if you needed to slow down my understanding from maggie because i met her on the street somewhere and she has done a lot of research with other


were not allowed to demolish before and how they were taken over by ignorance home was destroyed basically and i believe that it would be good to find out if


software says it or the booklet says it i don't know who they're not listening to that's a question my experience in the dca tell if you disagree with this if these issues have been focused around new homeowners and when they buy in august or tobar and move them change or they just


if i understand this that we are kind of concerned that there are commercial property owners in south burlington that are either grossly under paying their taxes or grossly over paying their taxes relative to what they should be paying if we had less dispersion right and


after getting this from gene asked trevor to step up surveillance of the area with our patrol officers and after about three weeks i asked trevor what he is finding and he said we're not finding


self interest piece but that they are one thing for a quarter you know scope for the city and i think getting knowledge is everything in this process so that means that do we have a responsibility to do


list of these of the ten things that they said there that could possibly happen and clear definitions for that and we share that with the public and we asked them for their input


from our country to protect our freedoms and we give thanks to you for that we give thanks to you for the freedom and community that we have and favorite season has been created by so many people we are mindful of the winter weather warnings that are out there that are


homeless and staying in allegan this is not just impacted my children and my family of we have six children we have five who live with us one who's twenty one and out of the house but our neighbors were impacted negatively we're no longer


afternoon i heard since heard that dam they had first planned that this recount would probably go through sunday but heard earlier this evening or earlier this afternoon that the county out of


tonight or decide that tonight but i think we're heading toward a discussion that might include a plan the actual creation of a of a diversity and inclusion of the inclusive plan it's a bit nebulous because i think that's the job of the human relations


what i guess what i'm wrestling as with is what is the role of city council in this conversation and what is the role of h r c and what direction are we giving them and i think that's part of what this is trying to capture is


villareal so those are the names that are being recommended to city council this evening by amy cell talent again the executive recruiter for the city manager search process so at this


kinder boss to the west michigan airport authority for his first partial term that partial term expires in june two thousand and twenty so we have a recommendation for tierra johnson through the each or c three place the vacancy left by phil corey


colleague to appoint joel died to the board of review as a city employee representative is their second for second all right moved by the mayor pro tem supported by weitzman any discussion on it yes should be noted that mr di wore a tie this


almost invariably could just hit the nail on the head when you try to regionalize and you end up you know doing something that's going to result in job losses you do you run into a couple problem number one is you save a dollar but you pay back sixty cents in


the director retires the fire chief retires there's a retirement or separation service somebody leaves and all of a sudden you know you've got another town saying we have a vacancy is this something that you'd be willing to share the service and because


something else i think i just want to be proactive to say the zoning that's there is that the best we can do if it is fine but if the owners of all the other parcels want to collectively come up and brainstorm as long as


could put a less than four foot fence if they so desire that's correct in the location that you approve correct but if they're looking for i thought i misunderstood then i thought they said that what if we just decide to put a three foot fence up anywhere we can that yeah not a lot and that is permissive


we test the transaction we test the account balances we spent several weeks on site in the staff out here it is a wonderful job in providing us all of that information at the end of the day though


conference is on the human relations commission brian lamb is on parks and recreation advisory committee as well as the board of public works j peters to the downtown development authority the historic district commission and the neighborhood improvement committee


hall and don't give them any personal information they are not associated with us and we would hate to have someone good think they're giving to a good cause and really just be swindled out of


the only ways it will work is if we really knock some minds other funding sources into the projects so we are not relying solely on property tax payers to fund it so in the interest of that we are working really aggressively to go after every funding source we can that could be applied to this


that in the small geographic area we're relying on a property going offline to put a new one in so we take a hit every time there's a reconstruction project it's not like somebody is developing a field or


developing a parcel that's been in different number of years we're built out so we take the property off one in the back on and i guess i maybe a matching something to the work plan or if you have any input about how you felt


don't know to be really mindful of the social order to super fast ok we'll stay on the order for my sanity


your signature to allow the potential funders to talk to other staff other than me so we're requesting your authorization to put it paltry ryan limper and john cho has authorized representatives for the city of new ski on


is there anyone here to speak in opposition of this application seen none will close the public hearing on this


you for that impassioned plea there we are what you're saying we've got a lot of feedback from people right in our organization seen you know we want some changes here and your voices might hurt the city of holland


owners probably if they're willing to participate who a but that section of highway there and it takes a little bit more of a holistic auditing and review then what is


forward towards a natural gas plant and so you know with that i think those are really the primary elements of the agreement it's important also note that there is a provision of a payment to the


communications from the city manager this evening


think some businesses who really see that growing child here in the city as fundamental to them being able to grow and expand and stay here having said that we've really been pushing our partners to say


child care because that is such a huge it is so many families and i think that if we are then putting families in the position to bring their children to a center that we find we can't maintain this municipality in a few years and have to close i do think that


interior is i understand it it's interior stuff you're not talking about the good things that affect the public view or the public to any great extent you talk about interior week


describe not going to try to describe to you how the water department manages the water levels in the tanks with regard to the existing pressure issues


or stay the same so yeah i didn't think about the election season either so i think is it was a fresh start of that not the fiscal year very least called the political year or something to put everything together now that


us with some of the revenue side of this and we'll continue to work with the town there are some areas that i think we're going to have some you know more in depth conversations about over the next month month and a half


can't share the details but the sense from the board is nobody here is circling the wagons in trying to protect anybody or anything from the past and we're being proactive as is the police chief as is our local council as is the town


thirty in the morning he doesn't end until nine thirty at night doesn't get to see his children in the morning because he's gone before they get up he doesn't get to see them at night because they're in bed by the time he gets home to get around federal laws about how long your working day can


that one they can be cut off this platform at any time i mean there is flexibility that's one of the things the drivers say they like about driving for or you can do it when you want but here's the thing it's not so clear cut just recently three hundred fifty


drivers in los angeles were cut off the platform without notice just taken right off why because their acceptance rate was too low their acceptance of accepting rides that when they get paying by


us to speak about the about a very came up because we were all talking about this but he said to me what do you want to talk about what are some things about and so we said a million things i kept talking like diarrhea of the mouth and the one thing that he like grabbed on and said talk about that was i


party step five picnic croquet and dance step six absence from church step seven immoral conduct step eight exclusion from the church step nine this one's my favorite more croquet


stand with the player be honest about it if you do stand with the players say hey whatever they have to do to feel comfortable on the field so be


the other board member and now it's not unusual this happens to a lot of people not just palestinian americans or arab americans but


still try to make it look like it's self defense which is incredible it's breathtaking the way that they that they do that that this this enormous military power that's armed with the most


given day or yeah yeah well that's why you know there's also other forms of social media like twitter and you know that the hash tag revolution this kind of really helps you narrow things down and so i


there are a lot of equally wonderful websites or in the media news outlets like the palestine chronicle middle east i there's counterpunch mondo


i feel totally betrayed the sum of the money that i poured into that station is being used to buy my new favorite station thank you and so i think i'm hoping that that this


form this is art and we need to save it in the northwest and i think that i mean i've learned tales from listening to you for twenty years and new artists come up and i write it down and go buy


know you has the twelfth largest public radio audience in the country and it has grown tremendously over the years joey also had the foresight to establish an online all


government basically lets these large corporations take the gloves off to use their massive power to hurt any other small company or municipalities which are often the size of small companies to engage in competition


those areas with the same focus that they do seattle i'm also really proud of the original programming that says that offers a john kessler all blues programming can while a lot of jazz sound effect as was


i think we have we have worked very hard in lyster supported radio and i have to say just looking out at all of you this is really gratifying our committee has just grown enormously by your presence here so thank you for


blanch and i asked myself if you ever installed on a roof this steep before he kind of shook his head so they attached their ropes from the peak of the roof and at the end of a harrowing day our


convenience without necessarily agreeing on everything as i think a great many of us who were thrilled and delighted with the pope's comments on climate suddenly discovered this morning that our viewers did not find themselves in perfect alignment on all


are these giant data centers because everyone from my daughters who take multiple pictures per day for instagram or whatever it might be to you know potentially these self driving cars demand lots and lots of data and those data


are really on the cusp of being commercialize a bill that could use that number very substantially i think that's certainly feasible i think we need a degree of political and light meant that we do not yet find across both aisles in congress


is not simply charging into charging an automobile battery it has to do with everything from how your refrigerator operates in your home to how a commercial air conditioning system works where a utility can modulator the


strategy just because you may be less familiar with what's happening in my country than than in yours but i think it's just telling that this is a global signature that we're now seeing one of the most disturbing aspects of the current


superior performance from the department of justice these a company numerous other awards in our local community and clothing judge of the year by washington state bar association and two thousand and twelve and two thousand and twelve to two thousand and eleven and the twenty twelve


election laws and the state cut back on early voting they eliminated same day voter registration the ability to show up register and vote at the same time and before if that changes been proposed it would have had to get clearance from your department of justice before it could before the


that in one hundred twenty when women were given the right to vote that was a right that almost exclusively applied to white women so i think once you're aware of this history you understand the weight of this responsibility what the ballot means


justify these measures and i think that's another important thing to talk about because the way that these laws have been sold is that there is rampant voter fraud occurring and that you need to show some sort of id or something like that to be able to counteract the


been able to survive because it has taken control of most of syria's oil and gas production we tend to think of climate change and violent religious fundamentalism as isolated phenomena but is retired navy rear admiral david tilly argues you can draw a very credible climate


pass on or react to social vibrations the less we practice autonomous reflection or independent critical thought with every protest chant retreat and facebook post we become stronger resonators


kiss your little life goodbye and now they say they want there they wanted to take four hundred more this is in fact i can't pronounce it the town it's a small village bolt


and it is probable that many who achieve or aspire to sainthood have never felt much temptation to be human beings ambivalence towards do gooders also arises out of a deep uncertainty about how a person ought to


animals killed for food or chickens because they were so small the meat meat to life ratio was terrible and what factory farms did to chickens before they died a pole to him the birds in chronic pain most of the six weeks or so they were alive so fat their legs couldn't hold their


should be set down what they have violated the constitution of the united states of america and have violated the peoples of the world so you accuse them of playing a role in you know i didn't say they did but i


man can help to save america the american people are intelligent they might vote for such a person but if that person doesn't see the hidden hand that's behind politics there's a hidden hand behind bush


my people which they call themselves christians i am talking about from the christianity point of view i want to be i want to be so clear much as they can and all this


tips that will help us do whatever and again that pulls our attention away from the kind of political changes cultural changes that are essential for there to be really meaningful change


visits off and on throughout the whole year one particular man visit he was a widow and he lived in a little shack i would call it a shack that's where my brother would say to and he would have a small door out of wood panels


don't know how many people really know that there are what they do and so it's really staffing that you know in in keeping the city so i was really proud in the work that i did was to get languages


and for the things which i don't have i believe they will come true for me but i don't want to mention only the things which i don't have i want to thank you lord for the things i have because other people like you saw in those videos


was to me my first great teacher he was profound having come from prison and read every book


into one great expression of faith and that's why to me i would not say to a christian oh the koran says islam is going to overcome the


five million dollar restaurant that we had to close because it wasn't supported well by they shall we tend to open in a few months


are jewish i would call them detractors they have to back up some because the masses of my people and how


institutions and economic development


context of america and you're trying your best to hold on to the culture but not providing all of the iranians


and i was shocked because i


families and communities description drugs when used properly can provide true benefits for those surfing from pain and from chronic conditions however the inappropriate use of prescription drugs can have devastating effects on individuals and families boarding to the national


introduced a bipartisan bill twenty three fifty six the prescription drug comparative effectiveness act it authorized fifty million dollars in funding to anti aging and twenty five million dollars in funding to the agency for health care research and quality


necessary in order to be get the get get the best price for the drugs well first of all i want to share my sympathies you want all the acronyms so i'm new to the area and i found it absolutely frightening and


then go towards the east how does your department plan to address the impact of goods movement throughout the country to help with the stimulus we have one point five billion dollars in discretionary money we put out


primed to be one of the international gateways that the president talks about and i want to work with you on have done some work on it we're ready for our n p r and we talked about this when we met and recently my not about all of them but all of me to be looked at i'm not sure how they


organizations that reflect the area from which they now are operating in and it's not just it's got to be the suburban area the rural areas so that they are much more inclusive and i


were there but because they had been the government that's what they were trying to do and they would have done that whether we were there or not the question we have to decide is do we think it's ok if they do or do we think it's it's ok do we think that we can have a counterterrorism


is and when you put the numbers together you can achieve that if we've had people there to train up the afghan army the afghan police i don't think the real issue here is actually discrepancy over math per se i


calling climate gate which i think is an appropriate analogy because it is totally a cover up what is happening and ranking member has i won't go through any of the e mails i have a list of them here as well but he certainly has articulated many of them already


these e mails and what has happened in climate gate i think transparency is the most appropriate thing and i think it is very important that we have transparency and that we that we look at these things because certainly the central arguments


factors are influencing them this particular figure shows what the climate would be doing without the additional carbon dioxide that humans have put into the atmosphere along with other greenhouse gases


twenty first century when the analysis and the data changed and that's what we expect from others when that doesn't happen a degree of frustration and anger often materializes because of a concern that people are simply muddying the


players were averaging over forty home runs per year from one nine hundred twenty until the one nine hundred ninety s which is why ted williams and willie mays and babe ruth were so famous that they could hit more than forty home runs then all of a sudden in the


the financial situation and begin to turn the economy around that is good news the american people though as all of us know that until we start to see new jobs expansion of the economy here at home you really just numbers to people and there but we can be more


rates and g d p but the most important thing beyond


the twenty first century learning centers and i know the president's budget puzzles me a bit by proposing to make the twenty first century initiatives include extending learning time and full service community


wonder have you looked then being able to urge the educators to to do those plans that are supposed to be for each failing kids it's a


percent of students dropping out they have no chance of chasing the american dream there are no good jobs out there all of us have to get in the business of turning around these schools districts universities state charter organizations unions all of us have to step up to the plate there's


at high performing high poverty schools and so we have lots of schools that are seventy eighty ninety percent poverty students living below the poverty line where you know eighty nine percent is a graduate we're really beating the odds


child one reckless teacher but year after year the schools are beating the odds and so we have to to your point we have to learn from them so we do have folks looking at those schools what's happening there what are the core


strategies how how do we replicate that success and elementary is middle schools high schools we have across the country people doing extraordinary work every single day we have not come out with been scared to talk about success when scared to talk about excellence i don't understand that i think just so much we


before spend it's a dime i would say you haven't seen that kind of movement in decades and that in itself is a huge huge about the structure we only have you we have a memorial service at eleven o'clock we agree that you would leave then mr scott is next but i just


that that is the main thing on their concern and then but just as specific and mr scott had it just a little bit is a big concern i think there are people moving into the direct program now that anecdotally that say we're just worried about what's going to happen in


or idaho or something as opposed to the ark a mountain coming out somewhere farther down the road you don't need to answer to that at all i want to i want to explore with you your


scores you help the teachers and the students show the improvement over a couple of years so that's a that's a very big deal and so we're going to be doing things of that nature this is our seat stock of tomorrow and so it does


in my capacity as the acting deputy undersecretary of defense for logistics material readiness i'm responsible for developing overarching with just policies for the deity to include logistics policies but supporting general odierno drawdown strategy for combat forces in


very good hearing on afghanistan policy and one of the witnesses was general jack keane that you all know retired at the end of two thousand and three and in his testimony i was actually shocked by what he said and i want to read what he said


fix the problem so people don't have to worry about disengaging the engine or slamming their brakes on putting it in neutral and that that's really our goal no i agree but i mean there's my and my and my it's my advice is if anybody owns one of these vehicles


to pay for it and that's the dilemma and i talked to chairman oberstar about this at least once a week it's not that the president doesn't want to comprehensive robust bill it's trying to find the money to pay for it in the eighteen months really give the


very frustrating to a lot of us who would like to see who has a great demand for these projects and to be able to plan long term and you simply can't do well having been in the seat that you're all


adult forty one increase in the gross domestic partner product department of education found that more than two hundred thirty five thousand education jobs in the sixty three thousand jobs in other areas have been retained i think one of the difficulties with


initially but when he realized that it was available has been able to keep his health insurance not have to worry about the stressors of looking for a job while also being uninsured and we receive many calls from individuals from


qualify for unemployment was not that they didn't earn enough money and enough quarters but they voluntarily left their job so you may want to look at that or the way they want to look at that but that's always been a criteria i'm just talking about pink collar


government its security forces the international military clo coalition and the international civil forces all the way down to local level effort to make things work for individual afghans finally i think we have to reframe the narrative here at home the rationale for


government afghanistan is not where this is going is not the objective having reform taliban x taliban taliban and rejected violence put down their weapons and join the political process that's a very different outlook the small t if you will the individuals not not the movement and i think


discombobulate this hearing but we'll try to do the best we can ms secretary hi i'm not quite sure where to start


from i think that's a very ambitious goal i think it's critical twenty years ago generation ago we led the world in the number of college graduates it's not so much that we have declined we have flatlined and other countries have passed a spy i think that presents some real challenges for our


job jumps to sixty percent and so it's just outrageous it's a sound and i need to look at your budget and just look at how you're really beginning to address this dropout rate especially among minority groups and


with federal funding provided to the states through the energy policy and conservation act of one thousand nine hundred seventy five in the state energy conservation program administered by the u s department of energy while the funding was small


right now with equipment flowing from iraq to kuwait and back to the united states for disposition we expect the final phase of our retrograde from iraq to be completed by about this time next year a reset actions will


but in order to feel the m raps as quickly as we could are if my memory is we had five different jacey's three different engines on different jacey's which considering the part of the world operating and had to be a logistic nightmare keeping up with the parts i'm


interest of our country as a whole to cut back on the amount of recap we're doing so it did not seem odd to me ok here's me in the fiscal interests is that the basis if you have


allowing us to reset that quitman throughout this seven and a half years of war we bring that equipment back we put it in a reset for one hundred eighty days and we issued out to our soldiers now when it comes to reserve components reserve components have the same priority as active components


that was submitted to the senate and the relevant house committees as well but the consent for ratification which would then take place senator lugar has stated publicly it might take four months or so sometime by the spring of two thousand and ten we would hope to


that the quantum consequences of that would be that we would say prize their country gentleman they're just not going to do that i have no idea why we're watching to see when they get a missile which could reach us from their soil they are not


administrator about this issue and patrice is from shirley massachusetts which is next door to air massachusetts and i found out from her too late to communicate with this whole


but what i did find interesting in the air case was their experience they had three they went to five as part of a really a governance study committee and


that mean that those are peak months is that why it's the one in the correct but i don't understand is if we have current power supply contract so how does this work i mean if we have and we have power supply contracts that are at a certain make it work price


dollars as it is is a comfortable amount and so that's where say the two percent rate increase scenario then we wouldn't have to dip into stabilization we leave it i would also say we would


opap special purpose stabilization fund any interest or other income generated with a fun show shall be added to it become part of the fun so it sounds like even though it's an if you're calling it open special purpose stabilization fund can sound like it's an


a discussion you know jim has been admitted to the executive m b a program at boston university a master's in business administration and what we were


cliff that looked as though they were built from the ground up with all of this intricate decoration and yet it was just carved out of the cliff


armenian art creation they're not just grave stones but they were stones that commemorated something maybe the finishing of the monastery or in some cases the end of a battle


sketches and his watercolors but there weren't enough funds to do this and by the time my godfather died when he was eighty years old over eighty years old his heart was broken because this


state that has all of these policies we have decriminalisation we have medical got legal cannabis at this point i think you have an idea of where the country is going and certainly the country when you think about cannabis use the enormous numbers of people


statement and so one of the things that is a sort of controversial piece and some people disagree with me about who again are well meaning but trying to steer people away from cannabis i think it's ok to think about these three substances together so cannabis


addicted to can this really a thing patients have that happen i mean i've seen it many many many times so it's even harder for people who do have a cannabis use disorder to come out into the light nationally get treatment because of the way that we


same things as some of these other things that we're more familiar with so to be clear again the scales are different here scales are different but the process is the same so i mentioned earlier that i do like the comparison between alcohol and cannabis i don't


want to read what the language in the law says so we know what we're dealing with here a little bit and maybe maybe we don't want to take this up but this is a minnesota lighting plant may prohibit and that's almost like may prohibit retail sales by


suppliers and electric companies to customers within the service territory of said lighting plan which is i believe our policy what we've prohibited provided however that in minnesota lighting plant may supply generation service outside


i think the language walter and d d put together allows purchased power arrangements the only question is are we in practically impractically limiting


more more consideration to be given to the existing solar providers so it with your permission i'll just go into the presentation or should we wait for march no why don't you have in the interest


an opening statement at the podium the audience will then have the opportunity to ask questions of the candidates and these are questions not statements they will be brief audience and the league may also have some questions for the


you so i've been i've been working with the other members of the housing trust to address that and specifically we've been talking going to plain board meetings and


of the thirty four are utility plant assets net and what that means is that their cost minus their accumulated depreciation is twenty two million dollars so this balance


around i don't want to call it a miss but a return lower than the discount rate assumption you see what i mean because as we go along if we make up you


by soldiers trapped in trenches year upon year sustain peace would be the ultimate gift to those soldiers of your who made the ultimate sacrifice or up to the task if we simply want it to happen


st matter of business is actually an executive session so we're going to break into executive session hopefully work to keep it brief but this will be to discuss trade secrets or confidential competitively sensitive or other proprietary information specifically in this


happened i think i know how much debt was issued for the transfer station but substation i'm sorry the but a portion of that probably should have been drawn


commercial demand monitored in two different categories it's not if you look at the rates on the website there's no there's nothing about the man monitored commercial it's the same rate we can actually get to the


town departments both both mark and i said that this communication problem is unacceptable we cannot go forward with this in place so i'm going to ask you to consider what was said tonight and to give us


place to keep them posted as well as the belmont you know most folks in belmont are you are aware of it but cambridge is not so much so be notifying those folks as well and keep everybody abreast of


beginning of the summer spring actually stated that you know and love should be dissolved because m lab had had no purpose i think you know speaking for my other two colleagues and at least my feeling


of this committee anyway right to do any voting that's what i you know what you're changing it you just said advisory committee so seemingly more people is better because you have more bring you know more brainpower right if so if this the charge of the committee is to bring good ideas into


and we as a community have to face that we want to do we want to have a light department that keeps our lights on better than everybody else right and part of that is maintaining those wires right so that but to jim's point i've seen many places jim has the ability


so the the the mental picture to keep in your head is that a solar customer takes power from belmont light and they also can put power back to the amount of light and we are proposing that for any


who i think economically could claim they've been harmed and the way we've thought about it is we're actually offering a significant amount of money for


images of marijuana any print paraphernalia anything related to marijuana so it will not look at all like what you consider a package store where you might see the names of beer outside or


another meeting sometime this fall before they go to finalize their regulations which will then have to be voted on at town meeting in november so none of that is final the planning board has to


as i mentioned we have no licenses yet so that's why it's depends on the timing what does a no vote mean it would allow any type of marijuana stablished and so we mentioned it would allow cultivation


can you come up to the


bit of a change i was just wondering jim what the projected in service state is now projected in service state steve right now what i'm being told from and star ever source is that it would be by the end of november because


even though opec is in the rate base we're not applying it to open funds so what happened is a liability is created and that liability goes into the towns fund and then it looks as


dollars so even if you sold them now your net power cost from for delivered energy would be on the order of eighty five dollars or even a half cents whereas a few years ago it was on the order of


we do know that there are opportunities now to buy wind at less than eight cents that carries racks but that's from an existing wind that either has been in operation for a number


grid power around the clock is like i said roughly forty dollars in the hydro she says it's forty four dollars against the full projection then you know the cost of buying green power in that


million that are sitting in the in the cash account i think that needs to go against and for the light for who agree with you it's your fault i think there are other uses we talked about the rate stabilization fund which we all agreed


dollars from the operating fund to the construction appreciation fund so much of second life they were finally to have a motion to approve transfer of


process and would be happy to as a committee and i think sarah for sarah to get it get involved in that issue if there could if we could be of any assistance on that and i


rates reliability metrics safety metrics perception of the community compares with the other utilities there are a couple things that could happen in the future and


has dementia care units playing songs from their childhood and earlier you know maybe early adulthood and also reaching out to places like drug and alcohol counseling centers mental health organizations places like the rescue mission the soup


piano bass ukulele and drums so your regular music teacher you could call it that ok what would you


one like day it's like whoa a habitual struggle yeah and that's really where my focus is but yes it is for everybody yeah and here's the thing you know you're right everybody's got something going


and to me it's like on fathomable like what would allow somebody to think that that's ok great and i think you and one of your interviews said this is about power right so sexual assault


add on to it autism they couldn't clean his teeth when they came to me and said that they needed to put him to sleep to clean his teeth and that was our only option i knew that wasn't going to work so what


they need to do that and many of us have different sensory things that we do to help us function and help our brain function so they like him to do that to help them get them in the zone that they're able to receive information by temple grandin so aptly stated and


goal in mind she this is what she told me she had made up her mind there weren't that there were too many good men around she tried others while i was gone for two years and they all turned out to be dramatic losers


was getting stressed out i would use it during the day but i would apply that to the bottoms of my feet and the back of my neck in this is on my nightstand so we were just relaxing our bodies and our minds and reducing that stress anxiety and it also quiets


perform without it and it becomes i must have this in order to be ok if i'm standing in front of a group speaking and i think there is there is


themselves out of admitting that they are victims of domestic violence i think it's not only it's not just not admitting not really recognizing what it is


with those with those traits and think and skills and competencies and criteria that we expect of our leaders and that you will fall that you'll make a mistake or that you have a misstep but what i have found in


typically out on the street having a substance abuse problem pregnant homeless yeah and with some kind of trauma or series of traumatic events in their lives all


she combines both with an emphasis on the most important first step eating and swallowing she has a lot of information to share as well as many great simple but practical tips and techniques


evaluation they present some foods they give you some recommendations and you're on your way however with us at n j p f a we actually have the parents present because we feel that you being in the situation with us


so i'll give you an example when my son who is now twenty six and doing very well was very little he would want when we went to any store he would want to look at the little plastic


one of the areas that are important to her and that's her work with veterans and p t s d and veterans families welcome thank you so much for having me i'm delighted to have you here and i think


ok and what is the purpose why are we trying to make this brain change when you experience a traumatic event your brain instantly shifts and you begin to see the world in a different


and you say to them which came first relationship troubles or drugs and alcohol and every time it's going to be well of course as children growing up difficult challenging family dynamics or


exactly yeah so that's that's an important that's an important nuance that helps she would stay on the path and if you do get a detour of some sort you can either say well you know what this is a great opportunity we're going to


but you can become dead inside it can become routine monotonous so you want every day that when your feet hit the floor that you're excited so you have to take like you said those


like that was going to be going to be an ism and so you know it wasn't as difficult as i thought yeah i miss a few of my dishes and yeah there dishes i can't modify you know the how do you modify a steak you can't and that's one of our favorite my favorite


to it and they have a really great meal yup so thank you yeah now i'm to show you how to do a piece and i i like to do this because as you know i talk a lot about interactive games and how to inspire our kids


and you know what exists on the other side of it right you might want to purposely go there true exactly if you think that there is no solution you know on this side specially when you see the other side and you go gosh you know


explained that martin luther king came to her during the military action was playing the flute and he told her that he had worked for her to do in two to three days now there were forty people in the room heard this on a friday night right well two and a half days later she posted on


time in the heavenly dimension and i play music at the national conventions for people near death experiences and over twenty million people in america have had documented near death experiences that were documented by their nurse or


in the form of a violent suicide and we see all the death and we focus on that rightly so but sometimes we forget what precipitated it happened and in some context yes and


suddenly he rejected all those principles he just didn't have the time and then actually you know he went into therapy and he became a dad and he sure yeah but again identity and belonging you want to be part of something that we keep driving people


think that's it i think so i'm happy you came on and i think it's important for people just to start percolating and asking questions it's not like there's one


so delicate because if i come at them and say you know you blah blah blah blah blah you know they're going to run and you have to talk to them and let them know you walk the walk like the prosecutor was saying but then once you get them


about why you wrote books on leadership there's a little bit of a story behind that starts with a bit of a set story my mom who's now passed away of cancer some many years ago was first diagnosed with cancer and i was in


we can think of other companies that have imploded that you know try to hide what they were doing wrong and they suffered greatly i'm thinking short of the enron's course that's the same thing when i was thinking yeah


because you're able to help so many people go for we jump into all of that i want to share a little more about your background you have like i said you're of former nate practitioner and you have many different specialties some of which are acupuncture


this is the the one you sent me which is for autism yes so why don't you explain a little bit about what is in here so in there is kit for ought to first of all it's a basic


clinic situation is you tend to go three times a week for up to sixty sascha and they can't ask much more of you than that so they say i guess that's the best we can get or you go for thousands of


be oh you're having a hard day let's just help you right now so it still takes longer it's a hard question for me to answer but generally in clinic settings you would be asked to do it three times a week for about sixty sessions and then reevaluate all right


can now be used for something else so it actually stretches the buying power of artists as well as arts organisations yeah and it sounds like it gives them greater flexibility to make decisions as needed yes and that


potentially thinking you have to really change a reference or be mindful of your peers of who you're around because everyone wants to feel like they can identify that someone a matter how negative or


breathing oh yeah walk around spin around three times click your heels sit down again you know but just tuning ourselves because we tune our bodies out right and we think we are talking head dragging this


welcome to new beginnings with karen dell and i am so thrilled to have joining me once again anthony lopez who is founder and managing director of l and l associates


school for a very long time i finished two doctoral subspecialties and i started out as a clinician i did that for a number of years and then i got more interested in the context in which clients were


your specific example that highlighted that for me it has so health care company i was with just before i joined his or it was a very international very global company in fact at one point my


it but because we've been in the workforce and because we've told our own firms we've started companies we know how to fake it until we make it or we know how to


that and weave it so that there is that self risk reflection of how i am confident sometimes you know maybe i'm confident speaking to one on one but i'm not confident in a


was the result what i've helped a number of clients who wanted to move closer to neutral american speech nas and the first thing that we discussed is that this is a tool you won't use this in every occasion


welcome to new beginnings with karen delk where i am so pleased to have dr aleo brown who is founder of health healing hope habits and should be talking to us about the power of healing


that's how it developed over the years and so then the question was how do you stop the train first how do you stop the submarine and we had all kinds of struggles around that


to be felt the same everywhere it won't even be felt the same everywhere within our country but being aware and being awake will lessen what there


beginning she was with us all the way she was in the building she made pay she had people in the building when when the when the feds came in to reinspect the building to make sure


us what we do know is that it's one of the most highly advanced technical technically advanced incendiaries in the world that it's made only in the most sophisticated defense


c not only had to write a check for a million dollars but they had to affect remedial action down at the prison hopefully fix the prison so that those kind of sexual assaults couldn't continue and the last thing one of the


they let jordan back in november he does luminol test and that's a test you can put for blood at you it's of a solvent you put on the walls or floor and use a blue light black light and where there's blood it glows


trying to do has appeared before the federal grand jury in a family have been complaining campaigning throughout the country even bringing their concerns to capitol hill so the very latest tonight in atlanta didn't taste the same medical examiner fred jordan and asking that the bombing grand


in the global geoengineering programs short of nuclear catastrophe geo engineering is defined as the artificial modification of the earth's climate geo engineers are proposing spraying ten to twenty million tons of toxic aluminum and other substances


commodities if one farmers crop fails we have a major crop failure say and corn now that's going to affect every other company that uses corn in their manufacturing process there's going to be less about it any time there's less


that's being discussed under global geoengineering is which countries will be the haves and which countries will be the have nots when we when that type of climate to remediate action is undertaken by many people at a certain level


a farm let me tell you know the lord has an interesting way of working in our water so you know every every speaker that i've listened to today are there going yeah yeah that's right that's right that's all it all funnels


pesticides or poison so when when the growers grow cannabis with systemic pesticides they are and i don't care how well they flush it at the end the damage is done the poison is the air over half


zone you know you know you just almost have to get out in the forest someplace and we don't have a lot of big forest areas in the city of seattle one of the things that has been on my mind tremendously for the last horse that's right big course i've said right we should be growing


manual but it's not supposed to have this word openly said talked about the reeducation camps here in america for people with social security numbers well now we


she could've been given up for adoption let's listen to a girl show you just how hideous another reason we need to get rid of obama is let's take a look at what this


special report and also saturday night from one to two in the morning it's actually the sunday morning one to two am so anyway remember what my brother samy tucked away always


going into bliss but basically the one person leaves the other person is the second voice so we'll just show you a little and we do a little do we do it our style so it's not ok not official


get a report and security is hiring convicted felons and pedophiles and rapist to be the heads of the t s a over airports and then give them give them news about it and give them examples of where they're hiring criminals course you're probably talking to a criminal


purpose of the second amendment the foundation for liberty and sovereignty had it well sovereignty is the big deal sovereignty is the key and we here if you follow i'm sure you've seen this where the f b i and people in government are concerned about the sovereignty movement


there's another life common spiritual warfare is fun i know it's scary i don't mean to understate that i don't mean to you don't mean i know i understand when you actually tap into god all this all becomes fun you know even bad stuff becomes fun because you're doing the right thing


in to hear he said it went on to other things i don't know what else he said i'll get the tape and listen to it and others will say i didn't hear that but i heard this and others this than that and so it goes like that not only that people


it over to procrastination we give it over to tomorrow or next week we get over to hatred revanche sometimes we give it over to righteous indignation and that one feels like we haven't given it over at all because there's an exhilaration that comes with being right


she did nothing about it i believe the american people are so committed to believing their government is nurturing and supportive of them that the idea that they would comedic a grotesque crime of this magnitude involving the deaths of three thousand


fellow citizens to promote a political agenda is something that they find intimidating and fearful and they're afraid to go there you know what when what's going to happen what do we need to do if we if we're


antoinette never said let them eat cake were people prefer to believe that she did and the same we know today that the jews were not exiled from problem start with many people will go on believing certainly to would


like thanksgiving and i like halloween and i like valentine's day and i like my birthday that christmas always seemed to be so much had to be done in such a short period of time to please everybody


looking at how we look is really important we look with the eyes of loving that we look at them and we look at them with loving what are they going to say oh you're hitting on me i'm sure sure yeah of


about five minutes i'm gone now when i wake up i say was that a good movie they said yeah i go well listen oh great get another two hours good sleep when that shows up again


for many many days and the not eat in the drink anything because we want to sacrifice something for the lord he said everything we do we have to do it because he


the thirty's now and the troy and they were they were going to public schools the other children were mocking them so that encouraged in the start the mom university of islam because they were getting locked once they became muslims in the public schools so this started them mom universe of islam


reflect back to the old standard to bring them up to the new standard you know because there's just those people who are i mean the problem here the sun and all that but i say master mama came and he's given us a new islam is the same as long as you said i didn't come to change the law here so the point


he had the greatest comeback you know history of division one i can't even guess how many division one football games were played by a million one hundred thousand he has the greatest comeback right he plays in the playoffs eight years later jim kelly's heart right morning moon goes


people who are the most vulnerable homeless and mentally ill otherwise are ones who we simply won't take care of unless they are become part of the criminal justice system right i think it's that says it's not


recognize i am here to help you it's a very different strategy than what we trained cops to do thirty years ago thirty years ago it was command presence get in there and take control sometimes that's appropriate but when you're dealing with somebody who is


mental ill mentally ill doesn't mean you're not also evil and i think we have to remember that clemens in my opinion was evil and suffered from a mental illness so if i'm a parent and i've got an adult child how do


talk to me now what is a christian is a great name you don't have to be ashamed of it but you should be ashamed to say you are what you are


ability to act then you go to college or high school then you go to college then you go in a master's program and get up ph d degree now when you get


i want you to think because if that's what you came here to get education for i'm so sorry they don't have enough jobs for themselves and their millions of unemployed so you would be foolish thinking that


god the word of god take place and you see the miracles the science and wonders the miracles which god wants to do in your life was to bring you back from the dry places to bring you back to life to bring you back to


addiction and every out of darkness and every evil forces i committed to leave right now in jesus name i pray the speed of addiction to leave the guy this moment i pray the speed the drugs and alcohol to leave in


movie that day and all the middle of the night and they never came back home because somebody decided to kill them we live in is earth were every day we are


which people shut up i mean just


intelligence of all of the people of her nationality is i'm insulting her why do i keep doing this but i just shut up and


we are going to keep almost half the sinai peninsula we're going to an exit as well as begin really pushing settlements in the west bank and if you can envision this in terms of the sinai which you have to do with a map you come down


before you make better relations in


the top tax rate the top marginal tax rate at the time was ninety one percent now if you listen to some people today you would say at ninety one percent the economy must have been falling


vote we have a kind of and it gets even worse because as they get as a as the money influences our political system


final point i want to raise before i open to question is that these problems that i described won't be solved there's no magic bullet there's no the problems have been been growing for a quarter for a third of a


marriage was always going to be voluntary and secondly the overwhelming majority of gay one thousand people wanted to be able to show their love in a formal way in one of the health benefits and the ability to pave over taxes they want to be like everybody else and i think


and it became critical at this point i made the decision when i first ran for office that i was going to be a coward not a broker namely that i would be a state legislator and i would not tell people i was gay


ages of the king coming into your business your home rummaging around until they found something incriminating was what ticked off the man he said roberts in his decision unanimous decision the liberals conservatives all signed off on it and he said this is what


intelligence everything has to be secret and very you are the first you know not the first whistleblower the one we remember is daniel ellsberg and then ellsberg when i've interviewed him and for my book he talks about you know he waited forty years for another


control i mean some places they do a little bit you know san francisco you know they can't raise the rent more than one percent a year but they get around it by moving their relatives in for six months and then they can raise the rent to whatever they want my rent in portland has gone up


document would be presented to the united nations forming the basis for the two thousand and seven united nation declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples three months after the


most of us what assume that with any story such as this surely there's another side to it our story is no exception after the national cancer institute intentionally violated all


hear it is a look around us and what happens the angels were sent to the four corners of the earth and god said wait a minute now before you hurt the earth we need to mark our people and things are going to


the sexual sins are caused by heterosexuals because even though they're doing everything the forces down our throat they still hardly been able to turn people to the other side


deacons there silent just like we were warned just like the prophecies that's multiple prophecies say that


economically better than republicans because we watch republicans a little more remembers a democratic president who gave us the federal reserve bank which is legalized counterfeiting it was bill clinton who gave us derivatives and credit


various aircraft and their relative positions on the morning of nine eleven during a little over the two hour period from eight am till approximately ten fifteen according to the eighty fourth radar evaluation squadron included is a


designed to let corporations like boeing tend to move jobs out of states like south carolina to strong arm workers out of unionizing and as my brother monte anderson from the building trade said we have to hold a high bar


i know that many people want to turn their heads thinking that my daughter's life is unimportant but i want to tell you here today their her life mattered lauren was loved she was loved by many


away i can't do this or i can't because it's like why would i want her last few months of life to be miserable i don't know what to do i just knew that i didn't want to put her through all that intense high dose chemo


after starting her antonio plast on treatment the tumor in kelsey's liver was gone by august of two thousand and seven c t scans of her chest revealed six tumors in her lungs at the start of treatment


then back and forth and been called to the boards finally they proposed to me that i should present to them and i'm out of cases of patients who benefited from


from the heart really connecting to the young people here and they're so excited and moved to see everyone coming out today on a saturday morning starting at eight o'clock have so


so controlled animal feeding studies to show clear signs of toxicity link with the consumption of g m crops what we have saying in studies conducted not only by university based people but even in some of


words of the sort and that's how you battle now the only way we could now is with malice and it's very scary because in my community and every small community


trade promotion authority legislation and i actually think that you would probably like it if you had a


there's something good to do for future generations what i started to see what the united states and canada are to into the world something had to be done in a country that has


on the record your honor testimony that i was not speeding i didn't run a red light i did not commit any civil infraction in his presence and he conducted a criminal check on my license plate ok and then he found out i was


employee of an employer who is a united states corporation which is a political subdivision of the corps pretty nice day to volunteer to be a slave and pay taxes to the jewish masters who wrote the tax laws


what i'm afraid there was not only was the g m o corn the g m o corn plus round up showing toxic effects but the lowest dose round up group also showed signs of liver and kidney toxicity escalation of these signs of


the most beautiful thing in africa has been used against us the fifty four countries and africa do not even begin to show its true diversity in my father's homeland


mary and he was obviously able to do a lot of these shifting and the pitch shifting is really what i'm trying to say and slowing up and speeding down and he did he did find some weird things on local


thirty years later nothing's changed the same factions are still in control with washington also being israeli occupied territory they have every base covered little wonder why the palestine solidarity movement has not


refers only to one jew killing another not killing non jews in fact it discusses the circumstances under which it is all right to kill non jewish


we get your name up there but dave is in a sense he's kind of a guiding inspiration for us here in the northwest in legal inspiration that is laws he's one of the people that takes the time


get back in the system on the other hand i have analyzed tax law in my analysis was complete in one nine hundred ninety four when i wrote my treatise called code breaker


an income tax return this way file this and you'll get all your taxes back there using the word taxes and yet they are unaware of the existence of the statute


i've proven the i r s and the tax code are two entirely different things on we dot com on the federal income taxation page you'll see the the


candidacy for the life of me and i've been saying this for years i don't know what's wrong with america but another exclamation points about to be put on all that with the scandal that's brewing regarding the clinton foundation and all these donations they've


jews are small people very few jewish left is ugly nothing really few people


boy lo and behold i said let me see if there's a movie coming out this year so there's another rocky movie coming out exactly in november what's exactly thirty years after the first rocky movie made worse by in september exactly like their goals so it's


operators on the scene you're to operate our courts the way they're supposed to be operated here and operate your patrol car the way it's supposed to be operated you know it's the people in government that have failed us not our


got up early to go to work stayed with the children and didn't seek all the creature comforts and the trivial distractions that you now see so prevalent among the


misleads about the benign nature of masonry is involvement and also it misleads by defining the nature of what masonry has been guarded for the last three thousand years


story was he was actually droned after being mistreated horribly for a period of time well when the word to describe it out and people began to realise this dangerous influence of misery within our society or the members of the


on that kendo as well as suburbans and other vehicles that we've retrofit we always started out with single blocks and we kept trying to get better and better more improved this is one of the models we built for three fifty chevy were the bubbler here management control everything in one


with me when they were doing all this stuff to me i was always suspicious i kind of somehow i just i just stands that something wasn't right like in these medical settings but this was to the health insurance that was offered through my employer and a lot of service because you know


want to ever admit that but you are there taking care of them at all your cabinet members and all your administration and all you that have supported you for the past four years i wish them all still the best of luck and all those doors that have


faithfulness she was there on to the end and many days when she would come to work in the morning i'd see the tired look in her eyes and she was having a hard time keeping her eyes open because she'd been up all night caregiving but she never


have been passed in the international arena ok and there's nothing in here that i believe would jeopardize any council government laws it wouldn't jeopardize any


under the federal government and state government corporation probably knows this it means there's a large n and a small and if you look at it i thought it was a mistake typographical error but it does have a meaning the


we will honor the history and culture of portuguese import of rican emigrants to maui the proposed project includes the construction of two structures which will house the social hall kitchen cultural resource center offices


obligation to promote and encourage respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms for all without distinctions of any kind such as race color sex language religion political and other open yes all as


with sections of a tag each bearing the same serial number and us retained in large letters these tags make it possible to assemble the various parts for what is called frontal inspection which is more detailed than the first


you know something to open your can of beer but i'm not going to open one for me you know that's right i don't drink


small town boss this owner of cj seafood they instead decided to go after the biggest buyer which in fact was sam club which of course was run by greg penner and so from day one after they marched on their local boss


these buildings on the one hand you've got seiu bj organizing the building staff in many of these places and on the other hand you've got the crown heights tenant union actually organizing tenants in units to negotiate with capital with the same forces now


gonna come out unless something changes about who's involved in politics i would also say that it is not just a u s phenomenon trump is part of a global phenomenon it's a phenomenon based on the failures of the left that means


grievance are you know feel as though well they've already accomplished their political agenda when the key decisions are being made you know you know what direction those decisions are going to be going in i mean that's ultimately what happened under


challenge this cycle and in the next couple of years we and yes they believe that single payer is the fight and if you're out talking to folks that we're doing on


state was created comes a huge catastrophe for the palestinian people hundreds of thousands had left in order to avoid the war but hundreds of thousands of others were forcibly evicted from their homes forcibly


has gotten screwed up but post traumatic stress disorder acknowledges that there really was a trauma the drama wasn't something that came out of your internal development and it didn't come out of


air force they didn't need to do engage in acts of terror acts of terror are usually the acts of the powerless against those whom they perceived to be powerful that doesn't mean that in any way that i want to excuse those acts or say that they are


caring so that people could be secure in their lives in your life if you built enough loving and caring relationships and even tribes could get along with each other and then eventually even nations could get along with each other and


a criminal past and although you might not feel that what you did was in any way criminal there still the stigma to it


ability to participate in making public policy in the last presidential election the american people voted for change here that change should mean that land managers border communities and tribal


looking to acquire of place in princeton here and we have a few play as we've been looking at but of course you know property is expensive and we don't want to you know a half acre thing that we can't even you know have the dogs run around we want


habits of thought from a marxist training and created a different relationship between the particular and the abstracts that's from that training even though it's made against that training in some regards so i think it's time to sort of like like move on from


awareness we are all aware that we listen to various media stations we listen to the news the media plays a very important role in how we get our information however not many people have access to this information not many people are aware and i think that the


the cross when christ was crucified and a day and a half later when she went to prepare his body for eternity she found him a lot of the resurrection now her image who went through a lot of


child your first occupation a student so since i'm an occupational therapist everything that they need to do to function as a student right so i pick chairs for them to fit in if they're some kids that are a little more wiggly we give them a chair that might help them focus better


so that's why we're here to that's why i so doctors can absolutely write a prescription if it's for a child you don't even need a prescription to get an evaluation like at a sensory clinic or an outpatient clinic where you can just go and see


military survives on these and there's nothing wrong with you or i eating them in time of need and liz will be demonstrating later on a lot of other basic ways to prepare food without power a lot of electricity without gas there and there are a lot of ways you can


become better prepared to handle yourself in case of emergency


so a lot of political activity if somebody wanted to find you what is your e mail address or your website it's mothers out front dot org and so there's some great information there about the organization and how to become


capitol next to the teachers and the nurses and their families to protect them i was describing that scene recently to one of the police officers that occupy wall street in new york was very interesting i got


we ended up at the bishop's house where hundreds of to maries were taking refuge that day had run from the massacre say the bishop help me clean up alan he was covered in blood i had a full head of black hair but under the


eighty one by a group of concerned parents it started in a kitchen with about three people and at this point we've grown exponentially to provide kind of a giant are a supports and services for individuals


too to increase the revenue that had been lost to make it more palatable they


and then the next thing is what is it going to cost the average person and i'm just assuming that at the pump today it's two dollars and forty cents so we're talking about a temp sun and increase


so these are the things that are going in the constitution the other things that we've talked about are in the ten laws they can be changed by the legislature with a simple majority vote and they are what


we get a dog in we we really determine what the dog is to be good at like we see oh the stogies able to do this particular skill so we can really utilize to the best of the dogs ability what


people will call us and say i want to get a dog will actually go to the shelter or go to the rescue with you and help you to find the right dog for your family and in my book she happens it has quite a bit on there


you actually have an event occurred you know i think you are much like a heart attack or stroke right yeah which is very good you don't need a prescription from your doctor or anything to get it you can just make an appointment pay out of pocket and get it up is there a reason why it's


picks up and there are different so yeah i'm just very thankful for that and that i found it when i did because god only knows and you know it's a big scar it was a very extensive surgery but it could have been worse and so you


people can afford it and they can make all the money ok so why do why are the way a drug pricing like how does it all work there's nothing stopping them


and how you do it but but but i think it's sounds like a good concept where it's all you know it's all done for you oh you have to just pull out today's list you know stream of pills and it's all


down to the state level and so somewhere between around one thousand nine hundred ninety four and one nine hundred eighty you see alec transform into a very powerful organization with scores of corporations involved in it putting out sample


it's fine for corporations to be involved in the process corporations have the right to present their arguments but they don't have the right to do it secretly they don't have the right to lobby people and not registered lobbyists they don't have the right to take people away on


cancer that's metastasized to liver it could've gone other places as well but because she gave me a pump it's called the hepatic pump i have a titanium hockey puck if you want to feel it


pretty good my stamina isn't one hundred percent yet which i would expect still getting chemo but it's much much better than it has been over the over the years that i've been going through all of


i have now i have some pepper plants and tomato plants on my deck he did simple yeah but do they do the squirrels and the deer and other things come and eat it or bother it no because


money to pension funds to make sure that promise funds and benefits are paid the impact of the global financial crisis on the level of tension funding has been very


months that billion dollars if you just use straight line amortization would be applied proximate one hundred fifty million dollars a year of a dish cash we would need to


filed testimony today with their concerns about pension funding rules mr lewis and i share those concerns and with that i want to thank our panelists for their very thoughtful commentary today there are three four three vote scheduled on the house floor and we will


particular retirement plan upon lineup nor do we accept any kind of compensation to recommend funds to prospective employers what we do provide is personalized independent and consistent investment advice to millions of individuals


not have seen the tremendous progress in age of research we would not have changed the policies to ensure that women were involved in clinical trials and we would not have been able to push for addressing racial disparities in


quite broad based support research in basic science toxicology exposure assessment and human studies related to a host of environmental exposures as causes of a variety of different diseases now the bill


and interact with them in animal models and we are and i h s is conducting research to understand the distribution and prevalence of those chemicals in human populations as well there are products in consumer products there


scientific abilities across the country working with engaged advocates and community groups and complete what's been happening building on the very real advances in the resources we have put into the investments we have made in breast


before my diagnosis i'd been helping raise awareness and funds for breast cancer for years concerts events whatever i could do because i knew it was an important issue so when i was diagnosed as this really hit home and i have the dubious honor because i am a


discussion until you are the one in seven women diagnosed with breast cancer you will never know how not political this is now is the time we've been talking about this for a long time and thank god for senator edward kennedy who i love and adore and idolize


if those two hospitals had a five thousand dollars difference and what they charged you for the very same procedure do you think a prospective patient ought to have that information before they make a choice as to where to go but let's hope they don't use it just on cost but where they get the best


all the witnesses before us will help the select committee understand the challenges and opportunities globally global warming presents to us agriculture and forestry i look forward to that testimony let me now turn and recognize the ranking member many of the gentleman from


moreover the opportunity for culture in forestry sectors to participate in mitigating climate change is equally an important topic it's estimated that agriculture and forest lands currently sequester approximately twelve percent of


as a challenge we have currently we have twenty nine nitrogen plants operating in the u s we import about fifty five percent of our nitrogen and eighty two percent of that natural come from countries that are not necessarily eager to regulate


homes out there we've got not so good ones and we've got poor ones and the problem is that today you still can't tell from the information that publicly reported or the information in the survey process which nursing homes fall in which categories


demand for care will dramatically increase data tracked by c m s clearly illustrates improvements in patients out outcomes increase and overall direct care staffing levels and significant decreases in quality of care survey


and foresman is a critically important undertaking because it really sets a floor of what we expect all her nursing should be doing i also think it should be easy to find out where the buck really stops when there are problems so that they can be fixed


able to go and say i know this one's a good one and this one isn't so you have no objection to an online program or something the universal database nationwide mr proust chairman one other point about this is that sure they don't go to mr


that need to take take place without it being influenced to have people in cumbered and be reluctant to produce what they need to produce so it's a balance but i think we're moving in the right direction to get what everybody needs in


nothing going on there are schools where in the first year maybe test scores don't skyrocket but the schools in which student attendance increases twelve percent twelve percent might not sound a lot twelve percent on one hundred eighty day school year is about another month of school the


have studied in the fall semester of the transfer to another school which offers that same subject in the spring semester and the student misses out on the course that would have been taught and as old school in the franks mister this is a major problem when you're talking about moving every four


where we're we are concerned that a large cut in especially in in recruiting retention and family readiness for grams that that would be that would be brought us right thank you my time is up i'll turn


so from the student perspective when naval officers go through speak about the under strict line when they go through their screening boards at the zero five in the zero six level generally if you're in the upper half of the group that screens in your sign


seven safeguards the typical nursing home was owned by a sole proprietor or family and not part of a chain over fifty percent of nursing homes are part of a chain and many of those are in the hands of private equity investors chain ownership has the


action this committee and this congress should take with regard to protecting not only the public interest but the image of the nursing homes it also will help us to understand what changes in the laws are needed and i commend you for your leadership in this thank


we recently published a draft supplemental guidance that discusses the fraud and abuse risks the nursing home should address when implementing a compliance program i do also is working to increase awareness by stakeholders of the importance of delivering


in this briefing book there's a lot of different tabs and stuff and one talks about the hartford current doing a story on the nursing home and in


to solve the problem like not having showers in the nursing home can let me just ask mr blumenthal the answer that as as you've just heard the information sharing is completely


improvement for those residents so other than your surety bond or your insurance proposal minimum surance liability proposal do you get them to do the right thing in this case because we pay seventy eight billion a year in direct costs that


information sharing among states but actually information sharing with those in command and control if we can establish that those who control the resources know of the substandard care being provided at the facility level it increases accountability


being addressed by augmenting the onsite waterfront capability of the supervisors in the areas of engineering project management and or in value management the strategic moves properly executed


the requirements that were defined and estimate as to made are budgeted and then when we move into the acquisition process and it gets handed over to the program manager for execution he now has requirements baseline


ship but trying to figure out what what we really need to get the mission done that needs to common out across halls and if you can get commonality of systems or piping or bows or pumps across halls you could you can create more and


my wife and i went to buy our first car we looked at an american car you could pick out the you could pick out the seat covers the windshields the mirrors but you had to pick them all out and the manufacturing process was so tailored that every car that came up that assembly


are some things that we can we can actually not change the mission functionality of the ship but change some of the some of the local requirements inside the ship that would save some acquisition cost we talked earlier about the design for affordability that was done on the virginia


russian ship would show up perhaps once a year and we would enjoy some contact like that but i think that sort of stretches across the board and land air and sea domains in which it's healthy for us to exercise together as i mentioned earlier you have


we did comment on this briefly earlier and what what was said was that we are reviewing our approach to missile defense in europe the president believes that we should do what is necessary to protect


scientists and researchers you have handling this the more likely of a disaster not just within the lab but the labs not if we have the appropriate safety standards and i think that's where we would put our emphasis on increasing the


agency by agency what labs they have once have been built by the federal government but these labs are being built by state governments they're being built in the private sector they're being built by other than the federal so if i wanted to go out and


we don't carry out the research that we need on infectious disease if we have scientists abandoning work on pathogens to work in other areas then in fact we're not going to have the vaccines we need we're not going to have the therapeutic


he's going to be detained a little bit but as soon as he comes in he'll have his opening statement first i'd like to thank all the witnesses for being here today we really do appreciate that this is an important hearing and i think what's also important is a lot of people


program northwest university medical school professor type and is currently conducting the northwestern juvenile project the first large scale lot of to study of the health needs and outcomes of july to detainees in this study her


and we realized that we reinforced we wanted to stop being part of the problem and start being part of the solution i would ask this committee to vote in favor of


that all parties need to be involved in the treat in planning of each trial each child through outplacement this includes the juvenile probation department the residential facilities the family the school districts and any other agency involved with the child needs to become a team approach in order


grain industry to benefit our country is unlimited especially when you consider that the hemorrhaging nature of our economy today at the start is a correct and and green industry can create half


shows that it doesn't work there is too much pressure on the revenue raising we have raised revenue from closing corporate loopholes we have raised revenue from


period it would add about a trillion dollars to our debt eight trillion dollars which like the war in iraq is simply not paid for so when people talk about fiscal responsibility i find that a little bit hard


country on earth we have the highest infant mortality rate of any major country on earth we have the highest overall poverty rate of any major country on earth we have a lot just gap between the rich and the poor the most people behind bars


not you may have seen mr president recently and autos in the papers talking about the fact that the united states has more people behind bars at great expense great expense but states for the federal government that any other country more than china it


minute feeding tube through his jejunum what does he want for his kids what would he like for us to be talking about for the future we'll put that one up


study in it we're never going to know and so a thirty five being contract is going to become a forty five billion contract just like all the rest so instead we ought to be insisting if you're doing business with the federal government and making money you have to take some risk there ought to


economy over the past few months and we've resolved to work together to try to give the american people the confidence that if there is something we can do that we will try to do it in a way that actually works and relieves the problem in a


have democrats on that side republicans on this side because we have different principles that we emphasize sometimes usually the same principles they're often in conflict and we and then we have to work those work those out so we're going to have a big


so we did that together at the end of last year we brought up an energy bill senator salazar and i worked together on on many energy ideas but this was an especially important bill krishna national laboratory


together on a nonprofit organization in jersey city is close to finishing the building of its new arts center so we can give kids an opportunity to do something productive after school and stay away from the gangs and they can't get the last bit of money they need


the goal is simple the principle is very simple it's one person one vote well last fall i filed legislation here in the senate to require


a budget which underfunded the national defense a budget which dramatically increases the taxes on working americans a budget which dramatically increases the death of the federal government and therefore the debt passed on to our children a budget which raged


is going on and we ought to shut them down before we ask for a tax increase from anyone in addition there are these abusive tax shelters companies that are actually buying european sewer systems european


wealthiest supporters he chose not to remain on a responsible fiscal path and instead put this country under the crushing burden of a multi trillion dollar debt the bush debt these tax cuts while a large


than under all forty two of his predecessors combined the result of this foreign borrowing is that a large portion of the interest payments we make get sent overseas supplementing the income of foreigners and allowing foreign nations to


has spoken of this we have got to get off of foreign oil invest in the new alternative energies that create jobs that create alternatives in terms of being


just read recently about how we have to monitor our clean water more effectively well the budget before you gives us a much better chance of achieving those objectives than the president's budget bottom line mr president this budget is


look like a third senator said our patience is not unlimited mr president all three of these questions these quotes were from republican senators yesterday to my republican friends i say let's work together we had


who is a four star general on active duty and said he has never seen our military and secure state of disrepair as it is now so things are going really good we have to work together to


that a swipe at senator mccain who is talking about troop deployments overseas not the content engagement and warfare in the mainstream media which has not been particularly friendly to the war has hammered


at fifty seven and a widow and a woman i can look forward to living in poverty i am thankful for the things i have been pray that i can hold on to them i have firsthand experience that there are many many vermonters that i've lived much less


member of american legion post number three seventeen in the coastal area of georgia where he serves as post commander he also i served as the eighth district bice commander and his post now and commander in brunswick georgia


community nationwide their solution to the problem that affects not just homeowners but really affects our entire community mr president i invite our colleagues to look at this legislation i hope we can discuss


we understand what they're going through we care about it we want to make a difference for them that's the challenge wars i believe we can do this this is not that heavy a job to get done a simple tomorrow will decide it's deserving of our time and attention


the amendments could be printed in the congressional record for those who may be watching on c span it is impossible to deal with an amendment which


not only those owners of those foreclosed homes entire neighborhoods and in fact most homeowners across my state of colorado the center for responsible lending projects that in my state of colorado we will experience


crisis facing america so what does the bill do the basic bill that we're talking about here does several things in that attempt to reduce foreclosures one of the first is to


give homeowners a chance to get out from underneath the collapsing housing market in the united states it's been well talent it's responsible and i think it's something that we should adopt very quickly in this legislative package


asleep or at least somewhere at nine o'clock at night trailing sixty to fifty one with two point one two seconds left in regulation kansas close their second half weather twelve three run mr president capped


to helping kids and young people and families everywhere find success he's worked with the national urban coalition in the office of congressman gus hawkins at the national safe kids campaign and with a number of nonprofits


my remarks the distinguished senator from texas in missouri i'm very grateful for great americans like general david petraeus and optically grateful for the young men and women who volunteer day and night in this country to go and defend liberty peace and freedom around the world


administration needs to quickly nominate a new secretary for the department of housing and urban development one that is responsive to the needs of average americans not another that is tainted by corruption cronyism the american people deserve


the first chartered air service landed at san francisco international air for an airport a special relationship was developed between guangdong province and san francisco the first


and all over the world today and it can all be stopped by a different kind of scenario and that is one that recognizes that the dalai lama and a stork and well respected religious leader


solar thermal power plants that would be a tremendous addition to our arsenal of electricity producing methods in this country because a lot of most parts of america can benefit from


for wind which is proven where it works and won't work where the wind doesn't blow or we should take some of that money is i've suggested with senator kyl and folks it on other emerging technologies wins had its chance


and so when we returned the democratic leadership said we have to get into this housing issue from a much more local and a much more personal level if we're going to stand as a nation to back up investment


money from drug companies in this area as in many others i hold a little bit of sunshine will go a long ways and that's what the cold grassley legislation is


and president the senator from maryland to recognize i am a co sponsor of the mccloskey and many other amendment you know that our military people don't stand in line when they have to serve this country they should have to stand in


christmas i


feingold clinton amendment who yields time in opposition


that are trying to develop emerging technologies to have time to plan and so they offer a one year extension of the production tax credit which gives a for the most part one cents per kilowatt


several occasions already for these very same renewable energy tax credits and i suspect that they would welcome the opportunity to have that vote again in the house of representatives i hope it will be part of this package because it does address a fundamental


understanding and supportive and everybody's been just terrific as i said earlier this week we've had some terrible situations in detroit and in california


votes on a couple of amendments one from debbie stabenow of michigan and one from senator voinovich of ohio both passing we expect no more votes today we don't expect votes on monday either new amendments will be offered and the


of twenty thousand eight hundred fourteen dollars and twenty cents to replace the existing unit trends back up the device with a new r c eight eighteen model thank you anna now


the city how on and one what it's like to be have a fourth of july day and we got a little bit about austria so we enjoyed that and just i thought made a memorable experience for them when we travel we like to go into the communities we went to washington


occupied home and have an obligation and so it's not about me creating my vision of the city it's about me respecting personal private property rights and that's


in the realm of of possibility of using examples of other locations that may apply to some degree but really are not a reflection of this community and it to my way of thinking


at the table to help us make that informed decision that will result in a better ordinance that will result in a board ordinance that is stone cold and defensible


only are they executive search firm but they also do an awful lot of public speaking public training across the country the depth and breadth


tonight's meeting agenda is to give the school committee an opportunity to discuss the current status of the project to be informed of the current status of the project and to guess change the level of school they support for the child's project so


kind of gets lost it's it's it's darker it's it's not easily visible things can happen what if we put it in the front what does that mean what does it mean to the cost to the accessibility to taking up fields so we


sure so and so when you will get the minutes to school committee members as usual prior to the meeting both open session minutes and executive session and it's minutes of all


that little parking right here she said this is my school i said what do you mean she felt so warmly accepted and all of her students she ever had